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Jas s"ra"As k>o~lH>is delivering. in Pi.i-
i,deipai., soar.e of Lectures Dramatic Lite
r.,are.
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HAVE 800 On bad. . nunher q Yea.
y theF Bsas. Halo 80 Moss Asuresses
NssHi.a and Trsnzpaseat " indo~ Risnds
&c, uhich BE- will ssn iov
LEONARD sADIER.
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The following is an extract from the Editorial
address Of the Editors:
Richmond, in addition 10 her politi-
cal, literary, and religious journals. has
the ability and the inclination to sus-
tam one, neither exclusive in its char
acter nor restricted in its range. Two
daily prints, rejecting the business of
her industrious and enterprising popu-
iation, cannot be too much for a com
munity of sixteen thousand persons
We, therefore, invoke the cordial and
earnest support Of our ellow-citizens-
we appeal to their liberality, their pub
lie spirit, and even to their pride. 10
sustain us in our career. We feel that
we are to be Identified wi;a al. their
interests, and are very sure we must
sympathize in all their laudable feelings
and purposes. We risk our fate with
theirs; to nse or fall by their sense of
our merits or dement's. We cannot
believe We have ventured our barque
upon a dangerous sea. Gallant pilots
and generous hearts will doubtless sus-
tain US against head winds and adverse
currents. Fortified by such a spirit,
and cheered on by such hopes, we
throw ourselves upon the liberality OF
the public"
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GT The connection which the Editor of the
FRkr Pass has formed With an old establish
men' in Richmond. 1.-THE Compiler.) does no,
necessarily sever the relations which exis be-
tween him and the kind aud valued patron. Of
this paper During the ave winters which ne
has been absent, the patronage Of thu Free Press
has increased ~hieh ist the hes, evidence Of s.tis
faction With the manner in which IL Ia. been
managed. In addition 10 what the Editor him
self has contributed, he deems IL but ia.s 10 ,hc--
Who have acted ia his absence, TO saw, that he 4.
greatly indebted 70 their 6deiity. ability, and
ZEAL Tor much Of the interest imported 70 the
paper.
The connection With the Compiler has be-,
formed, under the prOmptings Of th-, duty shIeh
the Editor feels resting upon him, 20 provide in
the Dc" possible manner. for HE numerous fsui-
Tie does not design. ., presept, to sever the
To- Sheh bind him to JeiErrson--to il. localities.
- '"'~r-sts and its liberal citizens Tie 90 oos
go, that h. eaa ever bring his mind to the point
~ sePaTa'ion. These people have made him
~h''e'er lee is-hsve sberred him onward in
periods Of gloom add sdversity and haye ever
eV'nsed generous confidence, which has su.-
tanned h'tn through good add through evil r,
port " Nothing ba, the strongest dictates oG pri-
'''e duty have operated upon him; bu, no cir
euTn''anees shall shsse has zeal OF attention TO
the high trust Do~ in his hands. lie does MT de-
vote To his own = single mouaen, lseI.,nr-
ing 20 the pablie, nor viii NJ H. cr.un ~ sav
sireumstsnees Pcrsonal 10 hiuseif fr,rn the iulI-
Get and most regular sueutiJn to has duties =.
pubic scrvsnt
The FHTE PGEss gill he polished - hereto.
Tore, snd ne~ Efforts made TO improve ssd diver
sify its solurnna
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MIL RRoPunTv.

together With seout IS @cyss 81 LIND .,i.ei..
ed thercio.) veil known y. IN. Ford, ar
h'er Malls, situated iaaseJIaieIy gu tho
shenandoah rIver. an Jeasrson County. Va
,ns ,oo's "h', are situated IN hishiy PRIV
abundant All never-faiiInk sspply Of water.
ihey are Contiguous 90 the Cbesapea axe ADD
oa.o Canal, sti Bali.uIOre and N,aehe ,,,r
aah koat, and arc connected with tic s....s
oy e"n'en'eni n aier Transportation
PaFmeuis. 500 IN hand with mt. r,.t ,her,
"n from July 1T, LA. uniil the ia, Of Sal,
and ''inh further sum GA hand y. - al dsfr.y
nc eNPen>es attending tie execution Of u.,
'"'.t The bslibce IL the purchase mc.ry
!" oe pad n ten equal annual ravm-nts.
van interest thereon. ayae.e snnasiiy -
Iufthef Particulars, A. regards tie term,
WILDE made know a on tie dav Of II.
d x DOUGLASS.
RDBT. +. BROWN
III - iN'S-t- Trasssfs
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TRUST SALE

"rine of Deed OF Trust. executed
- :" the sus'SeTi5crs Nv " ,litam r,,,.-
land, hsss'"s date ca the 2eah dsy Of Apr,I
III. AID nov OF record va The C'.un,y { our,
OF 1snr1.oa, ~hi be soid. al pab!,o suot.or,. .
NE highest e"ider. go -So.isy IT, iGsl 1.y
'eA Amt On beng Court day b~fot,
tho Court Hou>e tc-r ). Cb.rle-to.p an m
divided ssaisfS % that valuable
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And 80 Rfiz@s oG SI,00W
10 DssH8fIE Swamp IOfterv

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.r-e February. 1915
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Winchester, Feb. IS. Isas.
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GENTLEMEN'S
Furnishing Store.
Turner & Salisbury.

-wATER-sTREET-
EMAVE on hand a large assortment
H Of Cloths Of the most fashionable
colors, among which are superfine olive
green, invisible do, peacock do, dahlia,
brown, olive brown, olive, blue, black,
SC. &C. common do do also, rich and
select lot of Cassimeres Of various styles
and qualities. A large assortment OF
Vestings of new and approved patterns.
They have also an extensive assort-
ment OF READY Made CLOTHING,
comprising Dress and FRocK CoATs OF
different qualities, and a variety of fash
ionable colors cashmere and cloth PAN
rALooNs, ofvarious colors and qualities ;
velvet, valencia, satin, bombazine and
Marseilles VEsrs. Also, variety OF
sho,t jackets, pea jackets, monkey do,
reefing do, thick trowsers, flannel shirts.
and draws, cotton and linen shirts, stocks,
cravats, SC. sc.
AT this Establishment may be found
every article appertaining to gentle
mans wardrobe, made from the best Ol
stock and in faithful manner which al
all times will he sold as low as at any 9th
er Store Oct l8.
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To LET.

V1A Az
fH:@ The subscriber offers to let
iiii that large and commodious
house situate Oh the corner of
Baker and Main streets, formerly the res
idence ofthe late Col. Child, and now
occupied by MIR. r. A. Coffin, for Fs.
male Seminary. II is pleasantly situa.
ted in the centre ofthe town, and is suc
ficiently large to accommodate three fam.
dies, or would be very convenient for {
boarding house. Possession given OF
the first Of January next For terms, ap
ply to CHARLES RANDALL, Warren, or L
the subscriber in Darlington.
ALSO,
A room in the cellar Of the above nam
ed house, suitable for a Provision ant
Grocery Store. Rent moderate, an,
possession given Immediately. Apply a
above. ENocH REMINGTON.
nov IS
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NEWS
FROM the Gentitmen's Furnishing Store.

nRURNER e. SALISBURY having in their
n employ first rate workmen, who,have serv-
ed . regular sprrenticeship,s ,snd having recently
repl enshed their stock Of cloth, csssirneres.
vss,ings. Sc. which make, their assortment
without exception the most extensive in this
town or vicinity, would inform the ch.zeus OF
this and toe adjacent towns, who have not yo,
become our regular customers, that We intend
81 possible, to gain with them, (as we'll a. with
our present customers) tho deserved repuiatop
Of selling first rate articles at ibe lowest posi-
BE prices. That tnis may be effected, we is-
Va sli N call and - convinced Of our "utiIity
Z plsAs-. dec ~.
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NEW TAILORING
Is 5 Il A u T. Z S Ei 81 H MY

p3HE subscriber having made an engagement
d with a person, who will take charge Of tho
TAILORING DEPARTMENT OF his bu-
siness, will keep on hand, constantly. IN as
sortment Of READY MADE CLOTHING,
and will be enobled 10 f,rnish also, at short no.
tice. Garments of every description. Fashiona-
ner, and warranted to fit.
0J- No person will be requested or desired IA
take a Garment, made in this Establishment
which does not suit him. JOHN DAVOL.
Watsr-strset, Nov 20, 1884.
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CLOTHING.

n THONG ROOM, clothing Of any
"A description, from the mos. fashion
able cut, down to common article, may
be obtained, at short notice, and manu-
featured by first rate workmen.
Oct 25.
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Oct a..

Court Of Probate, Warren, Feb. 3, 1895.
WVHEREAS application has this day been
w made for the appointment ofs G. rd-
ian 10 the persons and estate Of WILL Al N
Bowen, MARY BOWEN, JOHN BowEN, pnd
Bowen, children Of GEO RGE
BOWEN, late Of Warren, deceased,-k was
ordered, that the consideration thereof oe
referred to a Court Of Probate, to be hold
en- at the Town Clerks Office, on the End Mon-
day in March next. al 2 o'clock, p. M. and
that previous notice be given, by publishing
this order in the Northern Star, to all persons
interested to appear at iaid time and plsce, if
they see fit, ard be heard. by order,
s. RANDALL, Probate CLERK.
Feb IA
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The followil.s bssn,ifal lines, from the Charles
ton Nose Bud. contain a useful and interesting mo
nj 70 ,i,s, comprehension of children. and may NJ
be devoid Of Interest, to minds Of older growth.
p rs IT SUNDAY"
a What 10 the lady doing there.
In sush posture ," Anna cried :
>. Tho lady knsels in humble prayer -
Her sister Bell replied.
Yeuns Anna's aiken lashes fell
- You say tho lady kneels in prayer;
To-day you know 10 FRIDAY. Bell.
And 10 il SUNDAY there !'
Oh, sister dsar. can no one prsy
Al any other time we'll
Asst Sanday bs the ony day !''
Said thoughtful Isabel.
% should be very sad III,
Who sorrow almost every day
For something wrong, must wait and sigh.
Till Sunday comes. 10 pray
.. When have erred in deed or word.
And tears arise 10 blind my eye.
hy heart and lips with prayer ars stirred.
Till forget to sigh.
.. When softly on my downy bed
] wake. and lind ste morning there.
j think, whose smile thai morning made.
Aud speak 10 God IN prayer.
{" When day's bright door is shut. ] knou
Nvhess viewless hand forbids her bsaIn,
And dare not to my slumber 60,
. 'Til have prayed to Him.
Oh, sister dear. no matter where.
No matter what the hour Of da,.
The solemn eve. the morning fair
lis always good 10 pray"
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COOKING STOVES.
ar The SHEaT IR ON AND TIN

COOKING STOVES.
At THE SHEAT IR ON AND TIN
PLATE .M.7NL'F.ACTORY,
Opposite Coles Hotel.
I>HE subscriber has just received an as
sortment of Cooking Stoves, Of various
patterns and sizes. consisting of James's,
Nottage's, and Richards patent, which
are pronounced to be first rate article.
constructed for burning wood or coal,
and will be sold at the lowest prices.
Also Fire Frames, lurge and small
sizes, from $6 TO $l0-handsome pat
terms. Those who intend getting Cock
ing Stoves, will do well TO apply soon as
they will have an opportunity Of selecting
from large assortment.
lie will also continue to execute all Or
ders IN the Tin Plate and Shett Iron bu-
siness, at short notice, and vii constant
ly keep for sale all kinds Of Sheet Iron
and Tin Ware which he will dispose OF
as cheap as Can be purchased
JAMES SMITH, in.
Oct
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COAU..sCOAI.

WUST received aud now landing from
0D bark Poacher, from Pictou, l30
chaldrons Of Pictou Coal, ola good quail
ity, and for sale in lots to suit pmrchasers,
by J. & d. X. LUTHER.
Sept 27.
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a CHOICE AND SPLENDID as
SORTME.N I OF NEW GOODS.

HUST received, at tho wAsnINoEoN Row
~ CLorHISG SroRE fresh supply Of NEw
Gocps, making as general an assortment, if
not superior to what can be found in any other
establishment Of the Kind in the State and
which will be sold quite as cheap.
Consisisng III part Of the tolloring, vix
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EAU 1N ccIcSETs

AZ Isrgs supply OF this agreesble perfume, "
ia in a variety Of sized bo,iles. together with
honey water, eau de miel, lavender, florida and
rose water; American boquet; milk Of roses,
Up sslve; preston smelling salts; wash balls; fan
ny soaps, teeth and hair brushes; ind elible ink
Just received at Z. ". BURRs,
Dec. 6. wa,er-s,.
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A GREAT VARIETY OF
NiNW GOODS

wEVST received at the wAsHINoToN Row
~ CLoTHIso STORE, q very general assort-
ment OF New Goods, comprising supsrfins and
,niddling Cloths, Of almost every variety Of
colors /; fine ribbed and striped Cassimeres. new
style and elegant patterns do mixed. drab aud
other colors Satinet'. Of various colors aud
qualities, some Of which are quite heavy pc
tsrshams, lion skins, camblets. heavy kerseys.
sc. for pea jackets; vestings. knit worsted
drawers md under shirts. super bucksn gloves,
medium sizes yam and horseskin do +; cravats,
ha andk or chiefs, and worst cd neck comioriers
umbrellas, q great variety suspenders, buck
skin m,ts yarn socks. quite lo1 neck stocks
Of superior quality together with other arti-
cles. too numerous TO rec ptulate.
A large assortment Of READY MADE
CLOTHIAG always on hand, warranted
good, which will be sold either at wholesale oI
retail.
is the above named goods have beon pur-
chased low, they will be sold accordingly. -
Those iu.want of any article in the line. will
6nd, - Jung. that No. Washington Row,
s ~ get the worth Of their money.
s6fIt Sds TO order, and wsHan,ed to
q - 0tSSu pect.
~ ~ X<SkWILLARD a. HANDY.
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not superior, TO what csn be found in any other
|esta ablisbment Of the Kind in the State T: and
which will be sold quite cheap.
Consisisng III part Of the jollotring, viz
Superhne and mid LINEN DRILLS Mole
ding Is DAD CLoTns. skin. beayerteens, fus
lColors---blue, black, unn, and numerous
drab, light brown, dark other goods, a appro-
DO, russell do, and Sus- pirate Tor the season.
sex do, very nico; bot A good assort msnt
lie green, olive do. RI of GLOVES, among
lie do, and invisible do, which, are q few dozen
mulbery, adelaide.- Of whit e and straw col
ono piece of a dark uxsd berlin, q .genteel
vine, most durable article on particular
| color and quite fine occss ons.
Dark and steel mixed. Whine satin NECK
Sup.rfne and mid l>TocKs, and other
ding CAssIM EREs and articles. Black bonn
SATINErs, OF varisus bazne. and silk do ln-
shionabie colors. lila rubber and webiRR
vEsrIsGs, u great suspenders, silk do.
variety Of patterns and Hosiery, busom pie
qualities. c s. dickies, hdk q, era
Black LAsTING and lvats. and almoat every
BoABAzINE other article required
Brown and white or genilen rs DIRE @.
complete assortment OF RfADT MADE
GLorHINs always on hand. warranted good,
! and which will ne sold either at wholesale or
retail, At prices which cannot fail TO suit.
eJ- Garments made up to order at short no.
trcs. and which, in point of 6t, workmanship,
and style. shsll not be surpassed by any in tins
City.
N. b. CoArs MADE sy MEN rAnoRs.
| Terms Cash.
WILLARD A. HANDY.
No l, Washington Row.
Providence, Nov. o.
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nov Is

WATCHES, at short notice. Silver Spoon:
Ipn nnuf ctured TO order. Job work execuic Cd
With neatness and dispatch. He has on hand
for sale an assortment Of Watches, and Jewelry
Of almost every kind called for. Also, n large
lot Of horn and ivory Combs; silver spoons; sill
ver and ST. el bow ed Spectucles; " atch Trim.
mings; hem'ng's Needles: Beads for fancy work
and Bead Needles, &c. &c.
BRITT.ANI.A WARE.
Just received, q complete assortment Of Brit
tania Ware, from the Taunton Brittania Manu-.
70 cturing Co. which is offered for sale at low
prices. Among which may he found Coffee nm,
Tea Urns, splendid patterns elegant Tsa-setss
Lamps of all sizes; Candlesticks; Castor frames
small Looking Glasses, metal frames. &c
CJ- Patronage is respectfully solicited.
ELIJAH BRAMAN.
Mays.
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GEAsS A2c.GcEs lS.
SaHOyEL & TONGs.-Just received from
- New York a very handsome assortment
sewest fashion b ass andirons do do. brass
shovel and tongs. also Brsss ond iron head
Ell common shovel and tongs, for sale ty
dis. CT. GARprER. waier-st.
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CHARLES WHEATON,.
GEORGE WHEATON,.
DANIEL b. WHEATON.
NEW TYPE AND STEREOTYPE
FOUNDRY, IN BOSTON,.

FOUNDRY, IN BOSTON,.
iitHE Type and Stereotype Foundry formerly
~ located in Lancaster, is REMOVED N No,
3, Water-street, Boston, where the subscribsss
are prepared to furnish New and Second Hand
PRINTING TYPE, BRASS and ZINK RULE.
LEADS, &c. &c.
Having made an arrangement with Mr.. JEsss
HOLMES for the manufacture Of Typo and other
articles usually furnished by Type Founders, and
as he is well experienced and interested in thin
department, customers assured that particular
pains will be taken to answer all orders in q
prompt and faithful manner.
They have on hand, large quantity or Pisa.
Small Plea, Long Primer, Bourgeois, Breviss,
Minion, Nonpariel, and Pearl Type Of various fac
es, which has been used for S.ereoty pLg, and y
but very little worn, which is offered at . large
discount.
An nssor.mcn, Of Newspaper and Toy Beck
Cuts, Stage Cuts, sc.
METAL RULE, good article for Advertise
mem Rules TO Newspapers. Tables, &C., which
can be afforded for half the price Of Brass.
All orders for the above will be thankfully ~
ceived.
bP A large discount will be made for Cash.
SIYCREOTYPI.AG in all its branches, "a.
ecuied with accuracy aud despatch in the nos<
perfect manner. Particular attention 10 paid 70
Stereoty ping Works illustrated with Wood Cuts
Tuoisners are requesteo 10 examine wofks re-
Gently stereotyped at this Foundry, as il 10 BE-
Iieved no works have been out Of it but such -
would do credit TO any Foundr, in the county.
p,ies S.1s, .ns on the most liberal terms '' -
Publishers Of Newspapers in New England.
inserting the above in their Newspapers 6 weeks.
and forwarding n single copy Of ,her paper 10 The
subscribers, will he entitled To the snouni Of ihsr
bill in Type, or other ,ices Cor sale at the above
Foundry,
SHEPARD, OLIVER, & CO.,
No. 3 Watersheds, I'd dosr
| Jan IL. CIV. from " a.hinston-s.
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NADI Dale Il Go. su-
~ perior sad irons, just received for sale BY
nov g. G.. r. GARDNER, water-st.
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STOVES.

JAMES GARDNER has now on hand
an assortment Of Cooking Stoves, which
vii he sold ut the Nanufuctory prices -
Iasewise, q large assortment of FIRE
FRAMES. Oc,ii.
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DNUAD1LCYE.'"o Q
NEW GOODS AT
LONG HkOOMyl

WV. T: WHEATON hos just rcc,ivel
w blea ched and unbieach cotton Hannels,
red aannsl.s, bleached sheetngs and shirtings,
che cks. co!ored cambricks, furniture calicoes.
blankets d'm'ties, white and coIored bed lare,
colored gro de nap silk for Hoods, &C., sewing
silks, elk brsids and cords, hooks and eyes.
pms, coiored taste Fblue black silk yely.t,. ;et
black do, silk hdkfs. calico's, boas, knitting
cottons. green ealash siIk. silk hose, rattans.
sc. &c. For Bargains apply at the OLD
CHEAp oRE"-MILLER-STREy.
Jan IL,
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- ANS. -Brsss fnmps. biiitapis do, glsss
~ 10. . I~ree assortment, Ju-t 70 eiveh end
ses 1sIs low BY Gre. 7. GARDNER,
nov .. wstsr-.
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YMPIscOPAL DEPOSITORY, at No. IL
Ih Market street, Providence, where may
bs found, all the Standard Works Of the Pro.
testant Episcopal Press, Sabbath School Books,
Tracts, &c. consisting in part Of the following
--Horsely's Works. 3 vols, Hobart's Works,
Griswold's Sermons, Summers Comms ntsry Of
Matthew, Mark and Luke Chxstien Gentle-
man, Life OF Heber, M'illcanes Evidences, Sla-
ser's Draught, Chopman's Sermons Keeble
Christian Year, Burder's Sermon, Cases OF
Conscience. Beren's Village Sermons, Weller's
Tracts, Episcopal Tracts bound in 2 volumes,
Christians Own Book, Pastors Testimony.
Companion for the Altar, whi6eld's Sermons,
Fowiers Exposition, Lucy Clark, siemory's
Tribute, Commandments, Chilly Tongue. My
Station, House Of the thief, Pink Tippit, Me-
MORALS, Private Devotion, Sermons to Children.
Palestine and Lebanon, Yisherman's Hut.
Morning Improved, The Week. Harvey VIII
lisms, sc. Orders from Sunday Schools
throughout the State. promptly attended to,
md all Sabbath School Books furnished at the
Press prices.
Providence, Jan -.
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90 AINAD 3

VIZ AGHAW
FNURNER g. SALISBURY being
Il unwilling to keep their remaining
stock Of box coats, cloaks, SC, over the
season, are now dispos,ng Of them at pri-
ces reduced much below what is usual
Every person in want Of a good outside
garment will do well to call, as no one in
this State will be allowed to undersell US.
Jan 81.
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.NORTHER.N HANS,
NlRST quality, Of my own curing,
IL for sale by S. MASON, ia.
asc 81.
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THE subscriber
yespe ctfully informs
his friends and the
public. that he has
taken the shop for
merly occupied by
SYLVESTER CHILps
one door north ol
Coles Hotel, where
he will attend Ia
cleaning and repair
ing CLOCKS and