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Colonel DdUid Crocltt..-Exlract of letter
llom Holly Springs to gentleman of Wheeling
dated god ultimo:
ut is stated tim, Col. David Crockett is yet
alive and in Mexico, working i'll The mines.
There were two men, who were know TO be
IN the battle of Alamo, passed through. Memphis
a few days ago, who say they escaped from the
mines in Mexico, and that Crockett was certain
~ there-these men are known by some of the
citizens of Memphis, to be men of responsibility;
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" We cut the following from the N. Y. Express
OF the l4th inst. Mr. Rogers formerly resided in
this State, and is in law of Capt. b. Barker
Of this town.
Bite from Mad Dog. We are concerned to
learn THAI Mr. Robert Rogers, stock and linen man
ufacturer, No. 100 Laurens street, bitten in The
hand by rabid dog Tuesday 'ast. Mr. Rogers
has had the wound cauterizad and is under
skillfnl medical treatment.
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Emancipation IN the Vest iadies.-A writer
III the N. Y. Journal of Commerce speaking Of
tile statement of Rev. MIR Scobe, relating to the
condition ofthe BRUSH West India Colonies,
and the effec, of the emancipation Of the negroes
says, that Mr. Scobles statement were corrobo-
rated by two planters from Jamaica who were
present, in all respects with regard to the
other slsland. They have been confirmed also
by Mr. Hays, of Barbados now in New Haven,
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Partner Wanted,

A HOUSE we'll estabshod and free from debt
L " IN the West India Goods and Country Produce
business, wishing to make some alterations in their
business, would admit Partner with cash CAPT
tai of from six TO ten thousand dollars A young
man from the country of good character and capa'
city, would DO preferred.
A letter, post pad, addressed to o. p. c. Post
Office, Boston with real name and reference, will
be immediately attended to-confdential if required
Boston, August 81, 1889. l10"6w
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TJ7The U. S. Bank of Pennsy lvania has loaned
the State of Penn, 1854 900, at per inter
est. BY taking this loan the State permits the
Banl to issue the same amount of notes of the de-
nomination Of $5-before it was restricted to $40
and above.
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o. On raising improved varieties Of grains
% Reports on improved rural economy abroad =.
80. Honorary premium for reports Oh certan
districts in Scotland.
81. Investigation of certain Poihts CONNECTED
with the science of agriculture, VIZ
An essay or memoir explaining, on scientific
PRINCIPLES. the mode in which the soil operates
in producing or facilitating the termination and
growth of vegetables.
An essay or memoir describing and proving,
on scientific principles, what the best anmix-
ture of the ordinary elements of soil, for promot.
ing tho termination and growth of particular
vegetables
An essay memoir describing on scientific
principles, the mode in which lime operates in
rendering the soil better adapted for the GERM
na1lon and growth Of particular vegetables.
An essay or memoir explaining, on scientific
principles, tho elect OF drainage, in altering tho
constitution qualities Of the soil and ucreas-
ing its fertility
A essay or memoir, showing the nature of
the atmospheric influences arising from heat and
cold, dryness and mo sture.
Glass lll.-Waste lands-t their improvement by
tillage
Class IV-Crops and culture
Class V.-Pasturos-heir management.
Class Vl-Live soci-district competitors.
Class VIl.--Products of live stock-buttor and
cheese.
Glass VllI.-The best kept cottages and cottage
gardens.
Glass IX-Voods and plantations
Class X.--Gcnera show of live stock and agrl-
cultural meeting at Inverness.
Having shown by our quotations, something OF the
extent Of the recent Improvements in the ag-
riculture Of Scotland, and the influence which It's
agricultural society has had in pr omoting these
,fIrovements: we have given the above sketch of
their premiums, as indicating the means they have
adopted and are adopting, to bring about this great
and sauary Chunge-to show how vast field they
.occupy-and the great bearing which science is
made to have in the Improvement of the soIl, and
in the operations Of the iarm.-C~iticGt0'.
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S6ASsp A SFS|ep

In Charlestown, Ms Rev. Thonns +. King, pas
tor of the Universnst Church OF that place, aged
48.
In Dunbarton, N. II. Mrs Stark, widow of tho
late Maj Caleb Stark.
In Hagdwick. ON the ul Francis L. son of Amos
BoaIdman, aged g years.
In Walden, llh inst. David, son of Capt. VIM
Montgomery, aged %, of typhus fever.
In Danvile, on the 9th inst. widow Sarah vii.
Iiams, aged 20
In Philadelphia, the celebrated Matthew Carey,
in his eighieti year.
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I4GlVVas NlaDA gGaE4El, vi. %.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND>DENTIST,
NFFERS his professional services to the ihhab
W itants of lrasbnrgh and vicinity. dis office
at present, is at Mrs. FRENCH'S, on irasburgh
Common.
p. s. Any orders with regard TO Dentistry left
with DIR Richmond, of Derby, will be punctuallY
attended to, l06-SW
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From the Boston .fHas.
Board OF llEALTII.

.4uguaia, Sunday, Sept. 10. II, NJ
Tho board report six deaths by fever, five
whites and and one black, in the city, since tho
report of yesterday, and two deaths by the same
dsease in the country.
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NOGEcc.

gNAkEN for Taxes, and will he sold on the
IL premises, at PUBLIC AUCTION, on the 5th
day OF Oct. next, at 1 o'clock, p. III. one acre Of
LAND and House aud Barn thereon, belonging to
tie LIST Lttlston Bridge Cooperation. Said land
lies the east side of the road leading on TO said
Bridge aud NOW occupied by sIid Corporation
said land boing the same that Nathan Pike decided
tu said Corporatn, June IT, 1899 stt'.,.. .i'f ~
o H. FREEMAN, LIST Con, and Coll.
Waterford, Sept 3, 1889. 110#3w
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and by the Hon. Mr.. Burnley, from Trinidad.
now in This city.-They are also confirmed by
the official documents of the British Parliament,
so iur as tlespectS the increase Of exports and
Imports. Not an iltei'gent pya,ier, IN tie Vest
Indies, aoiGheS TO go back 10 The oil sy8tem'
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EoE4EpUG4gsgNg4 TaATCaI.

EDEIsp OGS 81 WI A'EGE1.
FENiE Public respectfully informed that
& meeting OF the Farmers Society will be holden
at JOSEPH HUTCHiNSON'S, Stevens Village,
Barnet, OH FRIDAY, the 9Th day of October next at,
O'Clock, in tho forenoon. The Pioughing Match
will probably be Stevens Island, where it is
expected the merits of Ploughs and Poughing will
be tested by experiment on quality of land not
less than l-4t! of an to each Plough in oper-
alton. We respectfully invite gentamen from 9TH
or Towns 10 come with their teams and Ploughs.
premium of
$500 is offered for the best Ploughng;
i 100 {: :" 80 80 best bss, "
No one need apply for a premium unless the
work be done with speed equal to about
acre in ten hours. Only one Plough Of any partic-
ular n lode! or number will be entitled to draw a
premium. All of the foreign Scotch Iron Ploughs
CURED position OF III firrow will be mentioned to
;he PloughMan at the commencement.
WILLIAM STUART,
JOHN GALBRAiTH,
DAVID GIBSON.
Barnet Sept, 10, 1889 Illw3
Enthusiastically Sale.
FTVIIE subscriber will sell atPUBLIC AUCTION,
q on Saturday, the 25Eh day Of September next,
ETarRaa
formerly owned and occupied by JAMES SEAV-
Ely. deceased Said farm contains
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY NINE
.4CRES
of excellent land, with hundred under improve
ment. On said farm is fine young orchard, and
ls considered one of the best farms in Orleans
County Tho farm il situated within half a mile
of the Academy in Bloomington. SAID farm is
well fenced with Ceder. The fr,n can be exam
med any time before sale by calling upon the sub.
scrlber
ASA x. SMITH, Administrators
Brownington. August &c. 1890 [Oots
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RcmoUaI Of The african Prisoncrs.-We learn,
by letter from New Haven, that the prisoners,
with the exception Of Claquez, alias Jinqua; and
TWO on the sick list, who, it is feared, will die.
were removed on Saturday morning for Hartford
IThey were put on board canal boat, via Farm
iugton. Jinqua was to he removed on Monday,
Inns day. The poor creatures snys the letter,
wore very uversa to being removed, and doubt
less were filled with awful forebodings, being
entirely ignorant OF their destination or the ob.
Ject OF their removal The children cried
bitterly, and one of the men secreed himself, g.
was not found until after considerable search
The writer says he had written to Hartford to
have the friends OF the Africans there ready to
render any assistance needed, ard to attempt i'm.
nediatcly to calm their fears aud persuade them
that they were among friends. At the funeral
ut the man who died on Wednesday, Rev Mr.
Bacon performed service. After he had closed
one Of their number placed himself at the head
OF the corpse, and repeated what seemed,
from its measured sentences, to be a ritual At
ihe1in'orv0ls Of the sentences kind of response
was made by the others around.-.N y. Gem.
.liy.
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Nss-NaOE

rs hereby given that the PASSUMpSIC TURN
Il PIKE VIII prefer their petition to tho next Leg
islature praying for alteration in their tariff of
toll, and for the right have two gates, and The
right to resurvey and relay portion of their road
and ri ht to discontinue part all Of the same
Also to have The proVso of tho seventh section Of
the original grant altered as that shall be
exempt from toll except the inhabitants of the town
of Ryegate when on their domestic family bust
ness
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40 E0GnsEolacE.s.

: = :
VENllE Subscriber Will make Pension Vouchers
II act as Attorney for Pensioners and forwa. d tho
money with dispatch. HENRY MATTOCKS.
Pension Blanks and receipts, suitable for the
Montpelier Agency for sale by .....
HENRY MAT'TOCKS.
Danvle, Aug. 81, 1880 r. lost
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I3.M,S,s. u: u. yy33,AlI}13 s.

In this town, by Rev Mr. Morse, on the 18Th
NJ. BENNET.
In Whitedeld, N. II. 10Th inst. Mr. Caleb J.
Cobb, of Danville TO Miss Julia a. Cnoll, Of w.
In Cratsbury, on the l7th inst by Rev. Mr. Par.
ker, Mr. John Gerry, Jr of NilIsborough, n. II to
Miss Lucy Ann Sturievant, of c.
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q Administrators Sale.

EN pursuance of license from tho Probate Court
Il in the District Of Essex, the subscriber will sell
DAY Of NOVEMBER, A. u, 1889, at WOOD
RUFUS INN, in Garnet, dover ViIIoge) Ver.
mont, the following LANDS, bcIon ging to the
tate OF LUTHER WARREN, late Of Hartford, in
the State of Connecticut, deceased, to wit =
In that part of WeniOch, f0Imcriy CGIdcTSL|y, IN
LOT No IS IN the ID Range,
90 No 90 in the Sd Range,
" No. 2G in the LIST Range,
g No Is in the Cd Range,
90 No. 81 in tho 81 Range,
- No 20 in the 4h Range,
" No. u in the 9Th Range,
g No 10 in the 7ih Range, containing about
1874 acres,
LOTS No. %. "a, and 20, first division Lots in
WcRloch in said County Of Essex,
LOT No. 81 of the right Of Asalel Tryon, and
Lot No. 81, of the right Of Jabez Warren in Braas-
aoick, in said County of Essex.
THE RIGHTS Of Stephen Noble and Elisha
Aiken in Ferdinand in said County of Essex
ONE LOT OF LAND in CiuitdhaIt, in said
County, drawn to the right Of Andrew Andrus, iy-
ing on Maidstone line
LOT No. 10, in the 4th Range, in said Guild
A PIECE OF LAND in Barnet, in the County
Of ECuedonia decided to said Warren by Henry
Stevens, Esq. lying on Connecticut River, and con.
tanning one or two acres.
Dated at Concord lIsis 9th day ofseptombor,
\. ID. 1889.
1l1-3w DAVID HIBBARD, JR. Adm.
Caledonia C0uIty Cattle Fair.
TENuE several examining Committees are request
4 ed to meet at WilcoXs Hotel on ST. Johnsbu-
~ Plain, at O'Clock the morning Of the Fair,
Sept. 2Gth Preparations will be made at both the
Public Houses for the entertainment Of such may
desire refreshments
LEVI p. PARKS, Secretary.
Sept ~, 1889. l11-2w
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E'gEla. q. ;3G432ag2sOcl s. 20.

ESsEla. e.. ;9G12aaEosOla 6. 20.
FEVNE CopartnershiN heretofore existing under
q the above style disso'Yed ON I2 July
VWTI. g. SjE'AYdID5G3E
is about to recommence the DRUG BUSINESS at
No. ii State Street nearly opposite Broad Street,
and has now made temporary arrangements
whereby he can in the mean iit:o execute with de-
spatch, nd on reasonable terms. any orders for
DRUGS, PAINTS and DYE STUFFS, that may
be addressed to him at the above place.
b0Ston. Aug. 81. 1899. lt0-4w
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Mail Regulations.

Ihs Greg Eastern Mail is'closed every dav n, IN
s'clock "A. N. Is due everyday at 4 r. Al. - ~
~ re L"ke Nal tvia covington, In is closed every
',"dh "a WEDNESDAY and Friday, At o'clock, A. NJ
+. N. '' '"'"'oay' al
1hs L9nisriAe or Rirer Mail is closed every Mon.
l'y "Wednesday, aud saturday. a, 5 p. M - som,
aud returned by steamboats, Arrives irreguarly three
The Bayou Sara or COAT Mil il r,os.., ,.ou..
Tuesday am, Friday, at8 p. NJ. Ia sent and r.turn.y
,y steamboats,. '~'''"s"
The alexandria Red Rircr Mail il sen, ;rroo,-
iaTy by STEAMBOATS, twice a week, 80
LOUISVILLE OR RIVER MAIL.
Monday, }
Saturday,
COAST MAIl. ...
Saturday, { C'osesat . oclock. r. N.
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THE FLOR,DAI.iNE
+ G. From Mobile 70 Augusta, {

r. Frum Mobile 10 Augusta C;e :.
E sE.#45 leaves Mobile every day =, lire
for flal's Ltndlng, above Blakely .-thercr four
post coaches TO Peasacr.a-thcncu y, psmbou,s N
Lagrange, " here tha land ,ou,e isrpsumed-, henc,
VIA Mamma and R-,wnsvc, Fla. B,inb,iaye.
P,"der,oun, Haw'lnsvie. Snnndersvillc & Louis
vile I" Augusta, Ga, connecting regularly with
he roll road cars TO Charleston, and the stem,
Jacket. u Now York, Norfolk, Philadelphia, c,c
Ia: steamboats, the hes, for the service and
The navigation presents more advnn,ag es than can
be found upon any steamboat route in the south.
ern rego..
The great improvements in the route have been
produced by the construction Of fifty miles Of new
road, ny the prnpretors, viz from LaGrnnee on
Lafayette Bayou, an arm Of Santa Rosn Bay, To
Brynnrs Ferry, on the Chat,ahonchre river. Ten
miles above the C"word, or ia above Cedar Bluff.
Whereby the Navigation Of the river, and the con.
seIuent detenlons, and more recently the incon
ven,ent crossing at the Coward, nre entirely
avoided and fine road from Mariana direc;
to Ba'nbrldgr, instead OF the roundabout road via
Chn''aho"chee. lesseninH the distance abou, fort,
"''eS' ana increasing the facilities more than
once q dsv
Alro. E "rnnch line Of two horse sta ccs every
"'her day nom II kinsvile, via Perry to Macon
Gh e"nncc'ing with the line to Savannah and
Dhrien, Gen.
A mail steamboat lilies regularly be,wec,
p"'hp'iugc anu "A palac''l:O'n. Travellers wishing
10 reach any point on Chatrahoochee or ApaIuch.-
cola, can take steoln boat at Brownsville.
Mobile TO Pensacola Il and Rou,e--Dnrny the
''he occupied ny the repairs "t b"ns, the pruprr.
tors of the Florida line will ,un line OF tru,
horse posi- coaches every other day between Mo.
M" and Pensacola.
Passengers will leave Mobile a, 3 O'clock y III,
IN the U ) mail boat, and proceed To Halls Land
ing, where lour horse coach will s IN whiting to
convey them to the excellent house of Mr. Charles
Ha'', mile distant, where they will find
pleasant accommodations for the nght-lcavinn
next morning, they will arrive in Pensacola ca RI y
y ,hs evening, thus avoiding the discomfort Of
o'hce at the Mansion House, Mobile, and Col.
'hs io'ei, fensar"'", where seats mus, be seen
red. STOCKTON < r., ~
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TO THE LADIES

DIR iuLi-S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTED
1Nhio new instrument for the radical cure of Pro
'apsns Uteri or Falling of the Womb, bv OK
ofha application. supcrscding tho use of thu "a,
!u'l.o"anie Prcssary, Is confidently recommended
10 me anlicted US the means OF perfect resor i,o,
I" health, il never having faicd of ncriorn;nr n
cure, even under the most aggravated crcuu.i, i,
COS. 1t has received the dcciled appro,,,;o,, nl
SIR Ashley Cooper of London Sir BENJAMIN {;
.r"hc Sir james Clark, Physician to the Queen.
nf Ashwcil. Lecturer en- midwifery, TO GUYS lbs
p.t"l ;; DR. Righy, lecturer to St Bartholomew: Dr
Gr'fhth' lecturer to Westminster Hospital: DR.
sa"'soothan, lecturer to London hospital Robert
Ferguson, lecturer to Westminster lying. in hosni,
AZ Dr owratman, lecturer to Middcscx hospitol
ana senior accoucheur TO Queon CharIottc's living.
,,na,. . also BY Henry Davies, Conquest
Dr Morrean' president OF the Academic Ronvnle
1e Medicine, Paris, and Accoucher to the Duchess
Dorleans professors Vclpeou, MarioI;n, Paul
Dubos,Sa son and others-and in New York Inv
professor W Francis, G S Bedford, NJ D pro(s:.
FOR OF midwifery in the university of the c;fv of
New York, prois Delafieli, and Francis, U John.
ston, president County Med Society, Laurens Hull
president med society State of N York, piofs Jn,
McNaaghto" OF Albany, Prois March, Cyrus Per.
E =, Doane-Drs Ihos Boyd, Gilbert Smith.
!i'sack' otearns. Ludlow, Nissan, Vachc. Power
Grays"n, Van Rensselaer,, and many other d;s,in
g'',slcd physicians in tho U States
A q Hull, Office Vessey st, Aslor House N
York. 's' ~
70 constant supply of the above instruments
with DR. Hull's improved Trusses for Hernia. will
10 kept ny SlCKLES g. Co, N Orleans
q Carpenter, Natchez; Stone T. Marsh, Wood
vile; Booth and Mallory, Memphis; W Il Wi,h;n
son, somerville; Hall and Washington, Nashville:
Nc Naray and Hamilton do; r l. Bliss. Florence
i nrIE
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RUSHTON & AsPINAII,s

COMPOUND TONIC MIXTURE sn,,,,,
and certain euro for the Fever and 4onc
.c'''eht ana intermittent fevcrs; prepared Fam
Inc original recipe. Used with eminent and M;
sersa1 success IN 1882, by persons of the hiohcs,
certificates. :" '"' annexed
This medicine is highly recommended. and h,s
ocen extensively used in The above dsonscs VIII
sach distinguished success, tina, the nrnnr;c,o VI
,he recipe has been induced 10 offer il 70 ,he NH
ne l" It's present form in the hone that !, ,n,, w.
."e means OF relieving many of those who nre
s'nering under the scourgo of our country. 7, 10
" "''"c'he possessing great virtue, and wien nscd
aGa:oIo'hg TO the directions has never failed of
o,cct'ng cure, even in tho most obstinate s,,no
o' inc disorder. 1t is not at oil disasrccnhlc nd
persons OF the weakest stomach, and children ,nnv
take IL with ''npnnity 1t strcnglhcns tho dircst;vc
o'sa''s, creates an appetite, and seldom rcun;rcs
more lhan one, or in obstinate cases two hn,,l,s
TO effect cure. There is neither m.rcrr, ,as
arsenic IN the medicine, nor nny thing in;n,;ous
70 Inc human constitution. The proprc,ors are
SO well convinced Of its efficacy, that thew norcs
20 refund tho price of every bottle which has Iccn
takon IN accordanc, with the directions nnd w..
not effected perfect cure of the fever &, aonn
a. OLIVER, sole agent for New Orleans y,
MS wholcsale und retail drug and medicine Store.
corner OF Bicnvillc and Charities streets, ''
For District Agencies apply to
le' Il. w. SMITH, AS Co,,;.,
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nOLBEAR'S Science Of Permanship received, and
- for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. Chatres street, New Orleans, 189 broadway
New York, Danphne ST., Mobile.
tisparticularly designed for private learners and
schools, and is calculated for persons ofall ages.
Ladies' and gentlemen are invited to Gull and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons are given Mt sch houses as may suit the
convenience Of all aud to classes formed in any part
of the city.
Ladies' who prefer item receive lessons at their owl rel
sidences ..~ - : -
P"'s,'sls paying arse oflcssons are desired
aten"' stacy 70 y ell as thev wish.
lTSR RROrHL.H
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ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE

y9yEN vo,rs hnvc M, vn, .ia,.s', :.
i 6rs, ,cgul,r,v s,ln,,ot -, ,a s' '''r wa.
Inns ri, a;naa ,ha ',.', ..u ~ :"' puo,'' out IL
planted cvrrv n, hcr ,H",.;no ~, ,in """ "Is
or i, has been known md ,nnroo;,,aJ s'a"n..
,,. y "'.s "e'' "no"" ana appreciated. Already
,hc iIed S,a,cs ,n% s,;m u;n.caon '"ro"snoht
h,vo Lna,, S.'' i'o'o ''"u cou'o
o,s.nds az ,,n.'. ~ Us "''S' a"g"'nc 't'has'
In, r,.,o.a ,'i' ""'' nv o.''J oco' ie''eVeo'
~. md ,h.v nav, s'o" "'H v.s.r through us ag'n-
nor,un,v ~ ito d,.;d. - an, .es."y, a. every OPP
is comnoscd IF sncl r,oo;na ;"oy 4.
c,c"la,od ~, VI Su.a 'nsuc.ha' principles us are
,rI l,,,.. ~ '"' "c'"y "c.'on OF INC s'om'
~. "n" n',o' Important digestive organs
W ~. ao "a''" .a1"'ony .''e immediate cause
sos o ""'o ~ Is apparent a'so mat It produ-
md l ~ t'' eo'.''io" o. '''e syste'Il'
49,. 49, os.'ys ,' ,, "'''Vc laplIlly 10 reIap'
ScS OF tllG affection. When the Apue is nIr1
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Wholesale Druggists,
cor Common g. TchopitouIns .
MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAtruo...
" CuSlumAnISe sircnt rcnoxito 10. o. r.

al ARBLE CHIMNEY PIECE WAkEuorsr
Custom!ouse street. opposite the posi-. Office
The subscribers arc now receiving from their fac,
tories in New York, and will keep constantly on
hand general assortment If Marble Mantle Pieces
ofsupcri"r workmanship, and of the latest patterns
made OF the hest Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble Also, Monuments, Tombs and
Grave Stones, moulded and plain silIs and lintcls
marble :acngs, hrarths and boundary stone, plaster
OF Paris, Roman Il Hydraulic Cement ard FIaster.
i Hair, together with splendid assortment Of
t ass m"nn'c" aud plain Crates and Russia Iron
:at"s oi The newest and most approved pat,ern.
'e'trrr" done in the neaest manner and a, H.
'i-t u"ttcr. Fhsy have first rate " workman 20
''-'-e wr'k.
'AGs AIN 4 STROUD
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PINNOCK'S ROME, &c.
JiNNGCk'S IMPROVED EDITION OF

Il Goldsmith's Abr:dgn,ent Of the History of
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