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4 Or. s. S. FITCH
s. 5. FiTcH. No.I7a ches,nu, ST.

preparations OF Bears Oil, Vegetable Hair Oil,
Nc without experiencing much, II any bcneht.
Respectfully yours,
$. ;. FITCH, No.i12 Chestnut ST.
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Copy ~ ,sue, Jtom = =. " "s
ooP'' .""''"' - 80
HAppoSFiELp, w., feo' AZ 1899.
Or. ID. JArsk-Sf-I take pleasure IN inform
ing you That the bottle OF mar IONIC whicn op-
ta'ned OF you last october has proved most sstis-
factory and successful MY bar soa Tor ,ong
time been exceedingly 'h'n. Dut io' I'VE OF 'nfes
years past II had so is'ien Out, 'nat my nsao "su
become slmostent'rciy oaia. Wa o"".. ,no
cessity OF concealing the esidness oy como'hs .he
hair on the sides over II. but now after using
ABOUT ha.' oou .'sh ~ 10. 80 Id
'a"s s'o"'" " 800 r. r. PARK
The Rev. Ixos.Rp FlxrcssR, Pastor of the
esn,i., Church NJ Great Valley. Pa. who had
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Coat.

A FEW thousand Bushels Of Cumberland Coal.
IN OF superior quality, 70, sale q A,neywood
Mills, by z. bhoiphiSh'
May 10. 1884,
EyEATHERS.-A LOT Of new Feathers for sale,
bv ]. JAMESON,
August IS.
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CABINET
AND BEDSTEAD MAKING.

A NDREW BOWMAN respectfully informs his
IA old friends and the public generally. that he
has commenced business in hs own name at the
old stand where he will be always ready. as he has
always been willing, to furnish all articles in his
line CHEAP, and made in a workmaniike manner.
He has now on hand Splendid Assortment of
Good, just imported from Baltimore, which will
enable him to furnish
Sdeboards, Dressing Bureaus, Pier q
Centre Tables, French mahog. Chairs,
Sofas, dc Of the latest Eastern style.
And all other minor articles in beautiful style
of execution, and made by experienced W" k'n'n
He also would inform the public thai hr Las on
hand spcndid assortment of
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VlSEI0IhlASo

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Harness Making, Coaches, Gigs, Sulkies,
Buggies, Chariotees, Barouches, dc.
which will be promptly executed agreesbly to the
taste OF those who order. The work will be war-
raated, as the subscriber has located himself per-
manenty in Charlestown, and will use every posi-
bic means to have his work finished in the very best
manner and most fashionable style, and on terms
that canno, fail to please. Secondhand Carriages
taken at fair prices, in exchange for ones.
Those having business in bis line, will find il to
their interest give the establishment; call,
pains will be spared render satisfaction. Orders
thankfully received and promptly attended to-
NJ B. PromPtness in repairs. Secondhand
CARRIAGES, recently repaired, for sale cheap.
Charestown, June 5, l84i.--f
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snERMAN's COUGH LozENGEs

Are the safest, most sure and eTectual remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Consamptioas, HAoopiag Cough,
asthma, Tighfness Of the Lnngs or Chest, DC.
The proprietor has never known an instance where
they did not give perfect satisfaction Several
thousand boxes have been sold within the last three
months restoring health. persons 10 almost every
.tege oil consumption. aud those laborins under the
most distressing colds and coughs They do mol
check and dry up The cough, but render il easy.
promote expectoration, Hllav the tickling irrita.
ton. and remove the rroximate or exciting cause.
They are made from combination of the mos,
valuable cxpectorant, or cough medicines. and are
undoubtedly superor every thing in use for those
complaints Hundreds upon hundreds OF cestih.
Gates have been offered of their wonderful virtues
from those who have been saved from an untimely
grave and restored to perfect health, BY using them
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Roots and .Sssoes.

SUPER and Common Blue,
- Black, Olive Green invis- cL0THsi
Super and Common Cassimeres; London Tweed /;
Black Cashmerette; Wellington Cord; Black Sum;
mer Cloths; Blsck Silk Velvet; Super Mirseilles
yestng-new style; Cassinet,s Ermoets and
Gambroons; Linen Drilling and Brown Linens.
| have Just received the above goods, and viii
sell them CHEAP. J. w. BOYD.
April %. 1871.
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DAVIES FAMILY PILLS.
Froal . verg resEtelatIs Farmfr.
SrArFoaD CorSTg, Va, I
Serf. Z. 1910

4 STAFFORD 1oCNTf, Va.
| Serf. Z, 1910
DrAR SIR I'll write to let you know that the
I LORD has done great things tor me, whereof AM
glad. " then ssw3ou 10 fredericksburg, think
| / said thar had been siIlicted with very acid
lsour) stomach. and subject to violent pain in my
head ior more than twenty years, for which took
rhubnrb aud soda three foul times every day for
those many years, with llttie or no feliet ard my
legs and ankles were so much swelled that was
unable, at times, 10 attend To my business. But
since you made me present OF box Of your Fsni-
~ Pills have taken Of them at night in go
ing TO bel, ard now my acid stomach is relieved,
the swelling in my legs has ncsrly disappeared, and
do not think that have been hsdered day with
the pain in r,y head since began take your val
liable medicine. | think the Lord directed sou TO
Fredericksburg, TO administer TO my reiiet SBless-
ed be bis holy nsms, | am greatly relieved There
is living in my neighborhood poor Old woman
who had been siek long time and could not get
relief; at length purchased box Of your pills
and gave them 10 her--a!ter awhile saw her out
and about her business, and she said thai the one
box had cured her. ] have spread the fame Of
your valuable medicine amongst my acquaintance,
and many have purchased. Now, as IL respects
myself my friends tell me when go to town, that
the, have not seen me look well for many years,
and say TO them, will tell you The secret why;
short tine ago met with Doct Davies in town,
and he gave box of pills, and they have made
me look as you now me- And now, my friend,
hope that the Lotd WIN continue 70 De win you,
and make you asetul 20 your INCONSISTENCIES, as
he has hitherto done. | remain with respect,
ChahLEs DhoCE.
:, 800
oaLfimoks' March 30 io99'
BR. WIN. DaVtEs-oik' nave gwen your am,
ny rus ialr ,fiai as iami'y medicine on several
occasions sufficiently SO to test their value ana 90
with much pleasure most unhesitatingly assert,
they are the most mid and eihaent medicine we
ever used. 1t is pleasing to see how soon they re-.
nov 'n1 D'io h'u eo'a ~, aa,aII.
can .'u's 'eIp''''''na -
as a. an ;.ts''. '''e'''' "''''' ~
DC ,,cu. IIoyn uoxIry.
D;.t H.. .,,,n.n..5 10 nee
'''"' III -, s,s,,,s.3 :. d,o,., Isao
p,,,,.n,,pu,. Jnoe 1910.
tn Docr D,v,rs--S,a: have had exnerience
= -, -, 81 ,onr pm. .u,;i.n, ~ reran,nsnd
,bs,, a. a .upe,or catha,tic and excellent carmi-
-, 81 - e,n;Iv ,ned;cina ,ba, ,vsrx
"aa .sa,id b.. IL no.s...;on If Thee ia M doub,
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HEw YoRK, February. 1899.
Dir. Shermon:-Dear Sit: One of my daughters,
aged II years, was troubled for about eighteen
months with hacking cough, broken and disturb
ed sleep, Ne. She fast wasting away, although
she quite heartily. Several phs siriAes attend
ed her without any benefit. From reading the di
rections accompanying your Worm Lazcngrs de-
scrbing The symptoms Of Worms, thought she
might be thus troubied, md accordingly procured
a box, which, 10 my surprise, perfectly cured her
in week. they are most excellent medicine
and believe my daughter owes her lie 10 them.
You're. &c.
JANE HUMPHREYS, 8 Mercer St.
The above Medicines are for sale by
WIN DORSEY. Msrtinshnrg.
7. II, COOkuS, Helgesvillc.
w. HARRISON, Bath.
j. +. A. ENTLER, Gate Hig-
gins,) ShepbeIdsto~n.
Jane 10. i8ii.-ly
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COPPER, TIN AND snEET.lRON

WAKE, ANDIKUNS, &C,
which, it affords him pleasure to say, he can sell
remarkably cheop-allbough in point of mechan
cal execution, his wares not surpassed by any
made in this country. His prices are low, in order
to accommodate the public, (and at the Baltimore
standard.) His work presents the usual SUPERIOR
" of manufacture: for he takes pleasure both in
furnishing cheap articles and in retaining his repu-
ration as a mechanic. Call and see!
ONCE MORE have adopted as a rule of
action, land think no one will gainsay it,) that
when sell an article to a customer. expect to sell,
sooner or later other articles: and how am to do
it, unless Offer property made ~are1 To illus
trate-When one of my friends buys CoTFEE-PoT,
land have some Of the 6uestD wish him to have
such an article. as when he wants BUCKET, Cots
always on hand y he will call at BLONDEL'S
Is moi the rule good one Try it!
February 4, 1871.
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GROCERIES,.
NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS
CUPER and Common Lawns--new style.
- British and American Calcoes;
Lace Muslins Ginghsms;
Swiss. Book, Jackonett and Null Muslins;
Plain and Figured Silks;
Thread Laces, Edgings and Insertincs;
sd Black Bombazines; just received and 70
sale cheap by }. w. BOYD.
April %. 1871.
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Paints, gsye-St,sRs, &c.
q CID - = &. IL .sJ o
NEW WARES AND NEW PRICES!

Holm II. BLONDEL respectfully Informs his
81 old friends and customers, and the public gen
orally that he has now on hand, at the old stand
Opposite the Lutheran Church, rery large and
full assert me Mt of
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We are likewise prepared to furnish any quaint
~ of
Copper, Tin, and link
SCOUTING.

at the shortest notice; as, also, to cover houses
with either Of the above articles in the latest and
most improved style.
Our stock will be sod wholesale and retail, and
at prices that will induce lovers OF good bargains
to pa,ronize US.
DO For the support which has been extended to
W, we feel grateful TO friends; and We will en-
deavor 10 deserve continuance of it, By all efforts
on our part to meet their wishes in offering good
wares-and at low prices. April 8. l84i.
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sHERMAN's WORM LozENGEs

Are the greatest discovery made. for diselling
the various kinds of Worms, that so frequently and
istressngly annoy both children and adults They
are an intsliible remedy, and pleasant to the
taste that children will take them readily a
common peppermint Lozengc. Many diseases
arise from Worms, without its being suspected.
Sometimes a very troublesome cough, pains IN the
joints OF hmbs bleeding at the nose. &c. &C., are
occas,oned by Worms, and will be easily cured by
using this celebrated medicine.
Read the following letters:
Nav YoRK, III rth 9, 1890.
Dear Doctor :-According TO your request, we
have used your Worm Lozenges in scver'tl cases OF
Worms, and fo1 md them uniformly successful. We
have no difficulty in getting children take them,
as they are perfectly pleasant. We shall use them
in our practice whenever occasion oilers, believing
them to be the best vermifuge medicine in use
We are yours, respectfully,
" WEEKS M. ..
W. SHaDDOGk VI. D.
G. r. GREEN, M d.
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Chs. II. Lucas IL j. H.. Stewart,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
BALTIMORE, MD,

EHAVE associated themselves in the Practice of
L 4 the Law, and will continue to practice in
the various Courts of Law aud Equity in the city of
Baltimore, in the Court Of Appeals, the High Court
of Chanccty and The various County Courts through
out the State OF Maryland
Any business entrusted 10 them viii meet with
prompt and immediate attention. Persons having
business with he Baltimore and Ohio Reil Road
Company, will at all times receive prompt and i'm
mediate Information upon subjects connected here
with, by addressing their communications to as.
REFERENCES.
Col. Edmund 7. Hunter,
David ii Conrad, Esq,
John Jamison, Esq.
William Long, Esq. Martinsburg.
Messrs. Wilson e. Doll,
John III Likens
H,mme & Stephens.
Fielding Lucas, Jr. !
Erskine & EichelbergeT, p.,.,.,o
G. D. & J. Slingluh, N"''''''o'0'
J, B. III. Latrobe, Esq.
Office next door TO the Post Office.
Baltimore July |, l8il.--f
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
of the County Court Of Morgan County, on the
first Monday in August, 1871.
Jeremiah Vanorsdoil, PM.
against
Thomas Bennett, SEN, Jane. Bennett, Nathan
Sutton and Garrett Vsnorsdol, dts.
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April |, 1871.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
Of the County Court for Morgan County, the
first Monday in August, lsii,
John Hartley, piD.
against
William Harnison, William c. Huff and Abraham
Wisner, dts.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in tho Clerks Office
of the County Court of Morgan County, on the
frat Monday in August, 1871,
Clark and bannon, pf.Bs.
against
George S. Marsh, DIT.
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DEATHS.

In this village Thursday last, Hon. Augustine Clarke
Judge Clarke resided Danvilr, and filed various Offices
in that town aud in the county Of Caledonia.
In Pcaclam, Tuesday, the 18th inst. Mrs Susan H.
consort Of Sam' Chandler, Esq aged 80.
In Randolph the llIh inst. Mir Lyman Wheeler
formerly Of this town Hc in the Of carrying
large temporary floor Of building up
on which he a, work. whea suddenly the floor broke
and him into the cellar beneath the stone he
carrying falling upon him. literally crushed him, He
aimed good moral Character respected and esteemed
by all who knew him.
In Morelowu the 9Th inst. MIR. William Prenuss,
aged 10. Printers in N IL and Ohio requested &C.
In Middlcsex May 80, Mrs. Elizabeth ID Warren wife
Of Samuel Warren aud daughter Of Josiah and Kelsey
Holden, aged 80 years.
AT Greensboro May 2s, Mr. Charles Cook, aged 49,
Printers in Mass. N X. and Illinois, requested TO
tee this.
In Berlin, l3,h inst Mr. Simpson Stewart, soldier Of
tho revolution under General Stark aged 90 years and
months. Also Mr. Shoulder, aged Is years.
In Washington ID. G. after painful illness Of about ten
days which she bore with Christian ortituds and most
perfect resignation to the Divine will OF her Saviour Mrs
Joannnh Miller wife of Mr. James Miller OF That city, and
| daug liter Of Mr. David Coburn Of Planheld, VT
In Sheldon Of the dropsy on the bran on The zsh UT
Miss Sarah Warehouse, aged ID
In Fairfax, eth May, Nehemiah Smith, aged IS.
In Fairfax June Sd, ef consumption expressing peacs
and 10Y in OF death James H. Farrar Of the lat,
Isaac b Farrar, aged 70,
In ST. Adams on the 3lst ult. Of consumption, Pers
wife Of John Cornell, aged 1s.
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orderly scenes which are of frequent occurrence
in this House, the question Of reception on the
petitions was laid on the table, by majority OF lS5
to 25.
Mr.. Torrance presented a petition of a number
ofcitizens of Pennsylvania, representing that IT
National Bank be created, the people ofthe North
must have protective tariff for which the petit
toner's prayed. To this petition an honorable
member appended Instructions to tho Committee
to report forthwith bill TO increase the duties on
imports
The select committee appointed to revise aud
report rules for The guidance OF the House reported
in part; they propose q series of rules for the ex-
ira session Of Congress, one of which provides
that the question the reception Of every petition
should be considered as raised all subjects not
specified in the Presidents message, except gen
eral Bankrupt till. The rules were finally agreed
to after long continued contest.
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T5-In giving tho proceedings of the third par
~ Convention, we published the name of Harry
Miller, Esq. Of WilIsion, as one of the persons
appointed on Chiitendcn County Committee. We
ARE desired now to state TINT Mr. Miller is decided
iy opposed to tho organization of n third political
party at The present lime, and is not inclined 10
support OF the nCmiPalion made by the late
Convention. Having recently accepted an Office
under the General Government, he deems the re
ation of committee man, for any party, inconsls-
tent with his position, and declines this appoint
ment
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sABBATH sCHOOL CELEBRATION

SABBATH SChOOL VEL Els Ii ATOM.
Al meeting ct he friends Of sabbath schools IN tins
Montpelier June H. after consultation, unanim-
ousy voed that desirable that the approaching Ma
tional Anniversary be observed by General Sabbath
School Celebration Montpelier, ON Saturday, the Sd day
Of July.
The undersigned charged with the duty of making
suitable arrangements for the OCCASION
Nolce accordingly given, that Saturday the Sd day Of
July, will be OBJ eved BY public celebration this VIII
agr. The clergy, sapormondens, teachers scholars, pa
and friends Of The Sabbath School throughout
county, cordially invited to Join the observance Of
the day.
The order cf the day viii appear in the papers Of
week. J. w. HOWtS,
&. l. KNAPP
henry MUTT,
GEO. b. MANSER.
June II 1871.
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June II, 1871.

BRIGHTON MARKET-MoNDAy. juno IA, ls4l.
(Rcporled for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot
Al Market l75 beef CATTLE IL pair OF working oxen Is
COWS and calves, $50 sheep and $50 swine.
PRIcEs-Bcef catlc--We quote 10 correspond with last
week.-Mrs. qunly so 81; second quality % Sc so
third quality > 25 Sc.
Working OAen-No sales noticed
CoSsa and Calves-snIes %. a5, 80, 80, So and S37.
Sheep Lots IS 2 a. . so, 81 and 50 "a.
Swinc-Lots pcddle So for and . for baHows,
I,arr. barrows -.
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At Santa Lucia Cuba, after illness Of len days Of tho
IyPh1s fever, on the 9Th Of May Mrs Martha Go9kln
Hon. Samuel Hutchins of Bath ~ II. aged ~. The de-
ceased was married and left tho United States for her
homo last November.
In Rsyslton, 30th May last, MIR Jonathan Coy, aged
- years Printers Of the Western papers requested
TO notice.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
From The NJ Y Herald, juno II.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM ENGLAND
EIGHT DAYS LATER.
ARRIVAL or THE GREAT WESTERN.


That glor US steamship the G!cat Western
Capt. Iloskcn. arrived last night at The dock, nj
eight O'Clock. She was telcgraphcd ut five =. NJ.
thus making the run in Ia days. she brought US
London aud Liverpool aud Bristol dates 10 May
9Th, her day OF sailing, aud Paris dates TO May
25th, inclusive
The news is-vcry important and eXcilng.
dent
Tho principal topic Of interest is the grea
movement in parliamentary tactics aud struggles
for place and power between the wings md TO-
ries. 1t will he remembered that Lord J. Russell
introduced measure 10 reduce the duties on su
gar from G}s. to 80, and moved that the house &c
into committee Of the whole on the question
Lori SandOn opposed this with an amendment
which, after debate oil cigh, nights, was carried
thus on The 18Th of May:
For going INTO Committee, 2Sl
Against it, BY
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MARRIAGES.

nj McHonry, Illinois, 18Th NAV last, Mr. freeman Har-
vcy formerly Of Barnet Miss Abigail W. Stocker, late
Of Danvlls, VI.
AT Ncwbuy, on the 7ih inst. by the Rev. Mr. Tcmplee
ton MIR Wi!am Petisrew, Of Greensboro 10 Miss Loviha
s. McInder of Newbury.
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alabama. The locos have succeeded IN electng
their five members of Congress; (by general tick
ETY. by 6646 majority; V. b. majority last Nov
$500 The vote was very thin
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Minority nrninst ministers.


Lord john Russell next day refused TO rcSlgDr
and said that he should reserve the great test
question of the Corn Laws for The 4lh of June.
Sir Robt. Peel Immediately gave notice that, on
the 27lh Of May, he should move that the House
had 10 confidence in ministers.
The Great Eastern Treaty. This deed which
had only received the Initials ofthe Five Powers,
has now been fully settled by all five, and most
checrfully by France. So ends that noisy affair.
THE PRESIDENT STEAMER.
From The London Standard May "a.
An article having appeared in this mornings
Times relative to the unfortunate vessel, which is
calculated to raise hopes Of her safety, we have
made some inquiry ut the Office of the British
and American Steam Navigation Company, and
hive been favored with ,orrect copy of the cx-
tract of the log-hoek OF The "Conde de Palma,
which we insert below:
"On April 90, at 4P. NJ, in lat 1924 NJ, and
long. by chronomcter 40 % w. Of Greenwich
saw very large steamer under canvass, without
showing her cOOrs, or making any signal, the pad
dlewheels were mol in motion, MOI was my smoke
issuing from the funnel. Next morning, the 2lh
ut six O'Clock, saw her again under two square
topsais fore and :nain and lattucn sails, Iore and
atl,) steering NNE. The wind was ut East, witt,
moderate weather. On the 18th the wind veered
To the NV, blew srOng,. which would prevent
snd steamer reaching the Western isles The
steamer had three ninsts of n dark color; not Ger.
tain ns 10 The color of her funnel. The nearest
distance were to the steam or wing for Fngiisf
miles They showed no signals at all indicative
Of anxiety TO speak 10 us She was proceeding
| nj tho rate of from three TO four miles per hour
She made good deal of lee way. We did 20
communicates, but could easily have done so 81
both days. The NV. wind, which sprung up OF
! the 25lh, lasted fur five days. We viewed III,
steamer through telescope
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SO DOX. BONNETT FLOWERS.
STORRS and LAEGDONS have the extensive
- stock Of Bennett flowers ocrcd-Mlincrs sup
piled at wholesale. June 0, l84I.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,
ENTE tho subscribers being appointed by inc
Wv Hon. the Probate Court for tho Dstret oil
Bradford, commissioners to receive, examine and adj
just oil claims and demands Of all persons against mo
estate of Euphemia Underw ood late OF Bradford, in
said District, represented insoIvent, and also oil
claims and demands exhibited in OBJECT thereto and
six months from the ihh day Of May las, being al
lowed by said court for that pnrpose---We do
hereby give notice that we will attend to
the business Of our said appointment at the dwelling
house OF H. Strickland, 10 said Bradford, the last
Tuesdays of June and September, from nine o'clock
A. M. until four o'clock p NJ. on each Of said days.
II, STRICKLAND, commi.s;oners.
JOSIAH MOORE, "o"'"''S'''"''''
Bradford, VI, June LIST, ls4l, OF
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BONNETT SILKS AND LAWNS.
StTCRRS and LANGDONS have great variety VI
- Bennett Silks and Lawns this Gay from Boston
June 8, I34I.
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JUNE s, IS4i-NEW FANCY GOODS.
STORRS and LANGDoNS have Just rolu,neG nom
~ Boston with rich variety Of and desirable silk
and fancy goods
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lPRINTSII

lPRINTS!!
wn PIECES OF PRINTS. from 8 10 as cts.
OU,PER YARD, THIS DAY RECEIVED,
by JEWETT s. HOWES.
5th June. 07-3wis