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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-01
STREET CHAIR AND FURNITURE
WARE ROOMS,

IIH tuSt cUf't'r 2 HIuThtI NqhaTet
CONNOLLY < SONS, would
respectfully inform their customers
and the public IN general, that
they have now on hand. at their
extensive Ware Rooms, the largest
and best assortment Of CHAIRS
ever before offered in this city, all
Of which they will warrant equal
in point Of manufacture and finish
TO anything in that liRe west Of tho
Alleghenies.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-01
EAPEsT DRY GOODS IN
! CREA TON
| MY I'D SUPPLY OF SPRING GOODS
ALEXANDER HEYMAN.

toFrEN TRIED. BUT CAN'T BIZ BEAT. IN SELLING
THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS ~ THE WESTERN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-01
A MEXICAN HARDWARE AND

A MEXICAN HARDWARE AND
"a CJTLERY-The subscriber has lust s.,ceiv-
- a fresh supply Of HARDWARE g. CJrTIEisY.
the most Of which is American manufacture al grsi.,
" rJuced prices snd Of equal quality wtth tie hcst
EuElisb u1anui8c.ure. Those who arc 1c1usin:e,i
win the prices oi Hardware wall plcsss cli and eco
the practical oTerstion Of ubaI 81 called by ruao
U.s late heh tssE 0p I,e f.iiy..aE srllios al Il
lzsri1ru
Mill SAWS CROSS CUT SAWS
PITT 30 HAND Do
WEB DC Lorss. Hinges, Scr8vgs.
Butcher kuivex Sdoe kuivcs Litcl,cs. Cludicstigks
Cs-tarz Roles BeyIs Sd11rss, Place Biits. Chissie
Screw drivers Csupasscf A1sgurs, g nah}sts Boit-
Ar-r Foot Adzss Hafchcif, BrJssie-, &C. toreti,er
gpb q is5as Iot az SeyJhos Ssckics, ScyJhs Raaau
,ud Srv,hs Stones sAML NIL.
func
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-01


"AS just received, and is daily receiving, by
n a the Fast Lines, the most splendid assert
ment of Dry Goods ever offered TO the Public,
which will be sold, Wholesale or retail, at a low
Country. The following comprises a portion of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-07-01

Gh w HEISKELL, has received and is now
". opening at the corner OF Union and Marker
Street, opposite S1ulh West corner of the MARKET
HOUSE. large supply OF
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28
BRUTAL ASSAULT.

The gcntlemanly editor Of the Evening Bulletin
was most brutality assaulted Monday, in his sane
lun, while in the discharge of his editorial duties
by W. p Winchester, of Boston. Being entirely
unprepared for such visit he received several
heavy blows from the fist Of Winchester before he
could defend himsef--brusing his face most Sc
verely. Mr. Peabody is a person Of low stature,
and slightly nnde, while his opponent is some.
wha, large aud of powerful form. The cause OF
this outrageous attack was The appearance in .he
last Weekly Bulletin, of "A humorous little affair en-.
titled "NInriage in High Life" purporring to be
iom the Lo0ioa Charira,i its lDcaie being Lon.
don. It appears that some one Of Mr. Winchester s
family has recently been married, and Nh Win,
chester chose 10 apply the article in question to
that circumstance. - City paper
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28
THE ELOOD.

Connecticut River at the present time, lies spread
out to a width of something like two miles! with.
il this compass there must be five or six hundred
families in very uncomfortable situation the
water taking possessions of their kitchens; parors,
and bed rooms. The extraordinary amount OF
snow north of US, which has been saturated well
with water curing The past month, seems, to have
suddenly dissolved. Added to this large guam
titles of rain have fallen within the last week.
The consequence is an extraordinary flood, which
must remain for several days, for it is not one
of those sudden swels which disappear in night.
This morning we noticed boat land upon the
gangway which connects Windsor with Village
street. Oul friends N distance will have an idea
Of The extent Of the flood, when they are informed
that all of Nillage street continued Is under water
and six or eight rods of the foot of Village street
More than half Of the length of Windsor street is
under water, and Bridge street from above Front,
is flowed to within few rods of the Bridge
The water has risen about an inch an hour dn-
ring The day. and was at clock this afternoon,
within 10 inches of the highest point reached by
the flood of 1901.
The suffering among tho poor families must be
very great
;L J" |; is said by some Of our elderly citizens,
that there is greater run water in the Connect
lieut. River at the present time, than there was in
lSOl-there being more or less obstruction in the
straits at that time, In 1871 The ice became clog.
ged III the straits, which caused a very sudden
rise, which for short time, attained hgh point,
but not high as it now stands.
tI-P1he water has Sc, back so as to overflow
The banks of the Lillle River, part of the West
Pearl Street is co'ercd, causing much trouble a
mons the citizens in that nelghborhood, The New
Jail is surrounded, and the water is upon the first
N = O.. 4
hood of the Rail Road Depot, are filled with water,
p S.--The water has now (Friday) fallen sew.
eral feet, and is subsdug -HurHord Times of
The 18Th inst
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28
PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIP-
TON, THE LlFEOF
GEN, ANDR + W JACKSON,
AMOS KENDALL,

DROPUSES To publish in fifteen or more numbers life
L Of Gen. ANDREW JACKSON, embracing the
substance oa that has hitherto appeared in print in con.
necon with the services OF this distinguished man. oscti.
or with many interesting incidents noticed by his former
bo9raphers and complete history Of his administrations
concluding with an account of The manner in which, re-
tired rom the hustle Of the world he is quietly preparing
to bid ndeu 10 the seems Oi his goiy.
THIS task has hccn undertaken with the appreciation Of
Gen, Jackson himself who has kindly put into The
l0rs hauds his books and papers, public aud private uud
other obscure minerals, with the work already published
and with the contributions of facts and papers by man,
the Generals associates IN civil and military life, aided by
his own knowledge ol events Occurring within the last
twenty yeats, the Authorhopes produce work worthy
Of patronage by the American people.
The numbers will he printed in large type excellent
paper averaging 10 pages each with neat Covcr> the first
Issued In May ncNi and the others monthly there.
after unless delayed by sickness other unnyOid-
able Causes The work will he Illustrated with en-
cravings or prints averaging two number, cmhraI ING
the ikencsscs Of The General and some OF his most dis
nsnised cOacOrs, drawings OF his battle grounds in the
Creek nation aud At New Orleans, and some OF the most
striking scenes of his eycn,li c II will be arranged
and pagcd that when completed the may be taken
OF! and the whole bound up into neat book.
Price % cents number, 81 for five numbers, or
THREE DOLLARS for the Whole work, however much
may exceed iii cen numb r., always Paid IN advance
and Tree Of postage to the unhOr.
Distant bank notes viii be received for what they are
worth here or in New York.
Washington, Feb 22, 1919 ljG.3w
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD
e. s - 4

an and nller the 10Th Of April, Passenger Trains will
~ run daily, Sundays excepedO in connection with the
Boston and Lowell, and Nashua and Lowell Railroads. a>
follows:
Leave Boston ut A. NJ. II A. NJ, and l-2 r. NJ.
Leave Concord At "a A. NJ, II Ia A. NJ, and r. VI.
Trains from intermediate places will run follows, viz
Up TRAINS.
Leave Lowell nj Ia A.M IL IA p NJ and 81 r. ".
Nashua at 4. NJ, p NJ. and IL p, N.
Manchester 93-l A. NJ, 3-l r. NJ, aud Ia P.M.,
or Immediately on the arrival Of the ears from Boston
DOWN TRAINS,
Leave Manchester 8 l'2 A. NJ, II NJ, and 33i p.N.
Nashua NJ i ~ An, ii VI. and 1 81 r. NJ
Lowell nj ii a, VI, =. VI. aud l-2 =. NJ,
or Immediately on the arrival Of the cars from Concord.
The second train from Concord arrives in Boston in
son for Passengers 10 take the O'Clock tram to New York
The morning and evening Trains from Concord connect
with the Boston and Maine Railroad, that Passengers
may pass daily, twice either way, between Concord Man-
CHESTER Nashua AndOycr lIuycrhll ENctor, mud Dover,
aud daily, either way hrtwNt Concord and POrtland also
daily from Concord, by Portland to Brunswick, iIaow.
I'll and AngLlstl.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28
NpIANO EORTE.S tuned by ALFRED BROWN,
E Mnnn-lOCk. Nnrl u. llN.lM
srATEOF VERNIONTJ in

STATE or YER MONT. ~ n Probaic Court,hot
DISTRICT OF WINDSOR, So : dcH at Cdrcndiyh,rU
in ant for The dyirict nf UHiSOr di0rsSdid on he sea.
suteonh day Of .iOyH, 4, D, 1913. Present he HOR,
THOMAS Z. HAMMOND, JUisc,
ron application Of MARY A. JOHNSON, one Of the
" heirs to the estate Samuel Johnson, late Of Chcs.
cr,in snd district dcccasrlrel division othc said
1t is ordered hy sud court that the snidappcmt
cause the several persons interested In the >ud estate,
their atorncs, If Wing within This state 10 he notified
tn ttr 1,f. rn. 90 sl4r.p l,l al
lc al Tie lnn ol Joseph Adams In Cayrndsh a1re.nn
the uurth Tuesday OF MAY NEXT to make objection To
such division, lihry cause; for which purpose IL is
further ordered that uf the record Of ti. order be
published in the esprit o the Agc,' priai,d nj Wood.
stock in this state, three weeks sCccS,ivuly ms soon ms
may be. 4 true copy nt record l5G.3w
Attest SAL NOV +. ~ rTON D,oj,Icr
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28
srArE OF VERMONT, n a Probate conrt,ho

STATE OF YER MONT, Al a Proiate Conrfho'-
pIsrRIcT oF wINDsoR, 50. den at C1rendish NTH
in and for said diricf. the serentefn tag of drill
4 d. 1913. Present, the Hon. TlIOMliS I. HAMMOND,
Juiis
Instrument purpnrtina to he the last will M ies-
n lament of ALFRED c. BULL1RD late of Chester
in said district, deceased being presented to Tie court
here by Nathaniel Richardson, executor therein named
for probaie II is ordered by sad cour', that n persons
concerned therein he noii to appear at session 81 said
eor to he holden the Inn Of Joseph Adams H. Caven-
dish ,Ioesad the fourth Tresay Of May A. ID. 1873,
and show cause If they may have, against the pro-
hate Of said WILL for which purpose II Is further nrder
that copy ofhe record OF this order be published three
weeks excessively in the Esprit OF the Age, printed al
Woodstock, in this State, Ms soon as may be.
A true copy Of record, l56.3w
Attest, hALNON T. DUTIoN, Rs'te.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28
MER CllANDISE TRIMS

Run daily nS follows;
Leave Boston AT H. r. NJ, and arrive nj Concord al
the next morning.
Leave Concord at !, A. NJ, and arrive at Boston at
the same morning.
Freight, FIRST Class, S |; Second Class, So
Freight should he delivered nj Concord before smd0wu
and at Boston an hour at least before leaving to insure
delivery hy the first succeeding Train.
All Passengers Baggage should be- marked, and when
valued NJ more than : 30, notice should DC given aud
ira charges paid, claim for damage loss beyond
such sum will be allowed. n. q. uPliAM, Sup't,
Anfil 3, I-i3. Ij1.I
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

Out the millions who have pcoltsied to adj
mire the plccepts ofJGsus, how few comparatively
have reduced them to practice! But there are
numbers numherless, who, throughout the whole Of
their lives, have been prac,irng the principles Of
NuclnveIli, without having even heard Of his
name, who cordially believe with him, phat the
tongue wassivcn to diSCorer the thoughts of others
and to conceal our own; and who range themselves
either under The s'andercd of Alexander the Sixth,
who never din what he nid, or of his son Borga,
who never SHii what he dM.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

"GoO' for CIay." Whenlhc wings found they
were thoroughly beat T. in Connecticut, they as
suled their friends that although they could hardly
see on of either eye ut that moment, the State
was certainly "good for Clay ia lsll!" So IN
New ork city, where Waterloo defeat has over
TAKEN liirm--the wing editors, as 'iiry lie upon
their backs without Strength to rise, yawn out eve
are good for Cioy" Yes, poor iellows-llm, i
all vou are good for; and worst wish is that he
u,ny be your leader "in lSI4." That wear will
witness such scampering Of coons. and Il! Ing OF
fur, as has not been since The dcusc.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WYE the subscribers hcine appontCdhy the Honorable
w the ProJncC curt lor lhedi,rrt nj WndSort ommis
oner, to receive, examine aud adj >t all claims and de-
nans Of MI persons against the estate ~ CYRUS jacobs
lite Of Chester IN sd District deceased represented in.
solvent and also all claims and demands exhibited In Offset
thereto. aud sy months iOm the 2al day Of March being
allowed by sd Court tor TINT purpose. we do therefore
hereby give notice that viii attend IN the business nj
nnr said appointment NJ the dwelling house If The widow
OF the late yrus Jacobs In Chester aforesaid on the first
day ri June and September 1913 from nine O'clock A
NJ until four o'clock y. VI. on each ri said days.
ID. H. WLTON, I co,,,,i..io,,rs
LEW OREN LOCKE. '''''''''''''''
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

The Collector Of Customs and The Deputy Post
Master General have received instructions by The
last mail against the introduction into Canada Of
reprints in the United States of British publications.
for which copy RICH, exists, snd we understand
tina, steps will be taken and rigidly acted upon &C.
rordngl, Quebec Gazette.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28
UrigDtoM Market,
MONDAY. APRIL II, 1913

AZ Market 375 Reef Cattle, so sheep and 2jO Swine
l2O Beef Cattle unsOld
PRICEs.-Bssf CaiNs. First quality SlI5a5CO See
nnd uuulity 1 80 81 G2. Third quality, 90 80.
Sarfy-We noticed stlr> from - -, to -.
SHRINE Lois to pcddlr 81 for and 81 for bur
rows. Old BariOws l.2 AT retail from IN. T..
Farmer.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28
Marrird,

In this town on the 18Th inst. by Rov. o. u
Tolson, Mr. Elisha VI. shaw, Of BIdgwaler, aud
Miss Maria Davis, Of the former place.
IN RIidgwnlrr on the 23d inst, Mr. John ID.
Wood, Of Woodstock, and Miss Adelaide l.. Has.
iings Of T..
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28
FOREIGN COIN.

The recently promulgated decision of The hanks
10 receive The Spanish coins representing fraction
al parts Of The dollar, at reduced prices mas created
no little stir in the community, but we are inclined
to think that the evils Of The change have been
much Over-esmated, and lis advantages overlook
ed. The American coin is all based on an excel
lent numerical system, as nothing can be simpler
than decimal computations, and money TRANSACT
tons in dollars and cents can be easily carried on.
The use Of foreign coin causes no inconSlderable
Inconvenience. But this is not all, positive loss
accrues to the community by its employment.
If change is eypedent il is well that it IL car
ricd into effect at once, and universally, for par
TAI innovuii N would clearly expose the unwary to
the ris, of deception from spectators and design
ing persons.
Hitherto, when a man his been paying debt
OF six cents, he has employed Spanish -four
pence thns sustaining loss at the rate Of eight per
cent. On the transactions ola year, the loss to
poor man would he very considerable. The sub
sri,ulicn Of American CONS guards against all such
sossps for the future.
The suhioned table shows The value of Spanish
small coin, according to the L. S Min, assay, and
the rates at which they are taken by the Nenks;-
Real Taken at
Pieces. Dates. Wgt. Fine value. the bks
grS C m. cts
Ii DOL. lIiZ lSEl " SJS 20
l-3 III 1921 46 sos IL l 10
Lie 1772 1921 81 s9s 81
As the Mint value is niger than that allowed by
the banks, The Spanish coin will probably find It's
way into the U. Suites Mint and .here be recoined
into American pieces
The first loss in this case, undoubtedly falls
upon persons who are least able to sustain it, hui
to balance The account, we must take into consd
Grafton that the use Of the foreign coin is also ai.
tended with loss, and in the long run, a poor man
would would loose far more by the continuance of
the continuance of the Spanish coin in currency
Than by the substitution Of American coin.
Though the present change may be hgly un.
popular, we are inclined to think that reflection
will turn the tide Of popular favor, and it will be
seen that the general good is advanced by the mea-
sure.
From this time we shall receive the foreign coin
only at the bank vauations--i. c. Spanish quarters
ut % cents, thine ponces' at 10, and "Gur-
pences' as CENTS Boston Times.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28
MAMMOTH FOLIO FORM.

variety of new features will he introduced in
to the NOTION, which we feel confident will
make it highly attractive to every class of read
ers.
iETsA FARMERS DEPARTMENT will be
added, under which head we shall endeavor TO
give IA valuable and seasonable collection Of the
best articles that appear in the leading agricultural
PaPels of ibis country and of England, the leading
agricultural papers of England being received at
the office of tn. Notion by every steamship.
SERMONS BY A LOAFER.-Under This head
we shall give, each week, humorous and stirical
discourse upon The current topics Of the day fash
innabr humbugs and charlalaus, and popular fall
lucies of every description.
THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT will fully
maintain its present high reputation. The hest
and earliest selections of TILES, ROMANCES
and light Miscellaneous reading will be given from
the English and American Magazines, viz
"Blackwood' "Ian's "Frzer's," "Duhlin
University" "Ben,ley's, "Amswor;hs ,""Ihe
New Monthly" and .'rhe Metropolitan" "Soulh-
ern Literary Messenger" Knickerbocker,"
democratic Review" Gladys Book" ezra
hams Magazine" "Sargenls Magazine" &C.
&c.
APRICES CURRENT and TIE MARKETS
will be Two new fnn,uaus that will also be intro
duced into the Notion. Particular care will be Ia
ken 10 procure the earliest advices in reference TO
the prices of all kinds Of Glnin, Provisions Pro-
duce, &C., the state of Stocks, Banks, Money,
&c, which will render our PRICES CURRENT
Of great value TO the Farmer, Mechanic and all
business classes.
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Genuine (,Ordak Medicine.

lust received n"d for sale by the Subscriber door
u wet of the Post OCr, ulI supply IT The above cclr.
hrarl Medicine. for the cure Ui Nervous IliGHChc Dis
eases ui the Head, rupi,niIuu 'hc Heat oppression Of
the Breast Dyspcp->, or Indigestion, IlnncllN, o.
Wind, CuSycnrsS, Pain in the Bark SIDE and limbs,
Jauudicc. Liver Complaints Salt RhOum, SCrouln lrp-
rosy, CHnk,r, Piles and ul internal aud external humurS
positively the hest medicine ever invented.
Numerous certificates from persons rt responsibility
may be seen, warrented to give satisfaction
/. u. OlTHGATE
EchrllnrN 6. I9i3.
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hereby given that T. Ruluf Spaldng of sharon In the
/ county ufWnlsnr. have given, and do hereby give To
my son. orcuEn X ~plng, aged eighteen wears last
September, his time until he shall become twenty one
Ncs nf .ar and o release To him and To MI others who
shall cmpio, him. all claim, which might have in' his
earning, ar wages. RuLuF SPALniNG.
Sharon, March 2itli. 1919. lji-3w
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28
REMOVAL.

ID O'uARA gives notice tint hc ln' removed IN
HI. the shop lately occupied b, Laurel Gilnghnm on
South srect where he will continue To chrN IN tue
Backsnirhng business usual cheap rs the cheapest
April X, l-+ll lji.3w.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28
Dissolution.
rJ,iE Coparmcrshp heretofore existing between the
L subscribers under the name and sllco
DANA g. SHERWIN,

is this lay by muluul consent dissolved
An those having unsettled accounts with the lac nrm
are respectfully informed that both the subscribers will
attend the settlement OF them NJ their late place II bu
SnCsS. NlpSIll u bANN,
Chester, April ill., 1913. {GODNEY siIERWIN,
\, The subscriber takes this occasion 10 inform The
public that he viii carry business nj the store uCy
urcupird hv Dana Slcrwin and respectfully to solicit u
share Ot public patronage, JOSlllA {. DANA.
Chester April t. 1873. Dlsw
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28
Assignee's Sale.

DY virtue nj nm assignment this diy made to me hy q.
ID H. MOWER uI his large and elegant stock ri GuudS.
nrr the same tor sale the store formerly nccncd h
him. ut yer, reduced prices tor Cash. Persons wishing ~
irclsc viii save Money by examining these Goods he
fore purchasing elsewhere the, will be sold at prices
averaging not above the original Cost.
l.. JOHNSON, Jssignes.
Woodstock. March 2, 1913. Dlu
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APRICEs CURRENT and TIE MARKETS
SUNDAY MORNING
EDITION.

,C-rIIcreaner we shall issue an edition of the
Notion every Saturday night at IL O'Clock, which
will contain all the news Of Saturday, notices of
Concerts, Lectures, &C. which occur on Saturday
evening, and all local Intelligence which we can
gather up TO the hour OF IL O'Clock, Saturday II
vii! be faithfully left NJ the honses Of subscribers
III Boston, before breakfast on Sunday morning -
Persons leaving their nnnes at our counting room
can he served by paying the Carrier % cents per
month at the expiration Of zach month"; OF by pay
ing $500 at the end OF the year, or $3.50 in aa-
rance.
ADNERTlSERS,-Dry Goods Dealers, Fancy
Stores, &c, will find this IN excellent advertising
medium
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28
Physician Wanted.

A GOOD, and REGULAR phi! stefan will find employment
n NJ Plymouth N0tcl situated, on the runl from
rawnrcr to Tyson Furnace, and 0'y pay seven miles
from nny practitioner l'd-tl
LOOKLNG GL.iSSESS FEATHERS.
MAHOGANY framed looking GLASSES. uli SIZES lust
wi ccvoI NUT tnr >rlr cheap. Also 2oD pound, NOr.
crn vc feathers, warranted OF the yer, bc,I quality
At u IL cents per puuud by chs. DANA,
Ian. 10.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28

The Legislature Of New York adjouraed on the
lSh.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1843-04-28
"l'lrar The Track '"

DTsSEiL e CLARKE are nov nj home, ready and
IL waiting ter all Kinds o jnl, IN their line "tp ahd do
fur Urrtp inr ra.'! j. the word 'at the sign Z" old
tinc WHERE. honesty, and ininsir, steady Cnnpc
tor for the reward and approving appreciation Of well
u, GOOD and faithful SERVANT That's the place TO call
ms bnls!
for ale wholesale and retail.
UnnI-tuck. SEPT. ~. l-i2.
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NEW TERMS!

REDUCTION OFPRICES Hereafter we will
send the Boston No'on, in clubs of five copies for
$1,000 per year, or $500 for six months, cash
in advance Two copies, $500 per year, or So
80 for six months, in advance One copy $3.50
per year, or s ,25 for six months in advance or
$500 yer year, payame al The expiration Of the
gear.
no NEWSNFN AM. AcrNTS ~" rsico
will he the same rs heretofore, viz 90 per 100;
single copies six cents each.
,r-jsOrders for subscriptions left with Post Mas
icrs can be sent free Of expense.
GEO. ROBERTS,
Publisher Boston Notion,
Editors Of newspapers with whom VIC exchange
will greatly Cblike rs hy giving the above an N
serlion, with an editorial in reference to it.
Anil L.
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Eycs Right!

A COMPLETE uniform, fur commissioned Officer Of
"a the Militia for sule rem rh'Gp the Iewclry store
of NATHANIEL RANDALL.
March
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Fox Skins!

| T. -. SGT rllGAIE,
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