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SUPREME COURT,

Opinions have been delivered in the fol-
lowing cases, since our last report:
BY RuFFIs, c. ]. in Fleming o. Hol'
combe, affirming the judgment below.
Alsa, in Halper Z. Irwin, from Meek
lenburg, affirming the judgment below,
Also, in Gardner e. Co. y. Williamson,
from Caswell, affirming the judgment be-
low, -.
Also, in Moore .. Gwyn, FROM Caswell,
awarding a renire de noUo.
Also, in Cannady .. Paschall and 9TH
ers, in Equity, from Granville, declaring
the interlocutory order erroneous.
Also, in Rhodes .. Woods ADM, in
Equity, from Perqsimons, directing the
bill TO be dismissed.
Also, in State .. Pollock, from Onslow
affirming the judgment.
Also, in Bynum y. Garter, from Edge
comb, affirming the judgment.
Also, in Frazier Il Kingssury o. Brown
low, in Equity, isom Halifax, declaring the
plaintiff entitled to be satisfied, &c.
BY DANIEL, ]. in Garland .. Watt
from Caswell, affirming the judgment be
low.
Also, in Vass T.. Southall, from Gran,
vile, affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Jordan .. Wilson, from Hert,
ford, awarding a veaire de moro.
Also, in State L. Pollock, from Gnslow
affirming the judgment below.
BY NasH, ]. in Check .. Davis, from
Randolph, affirming the judgment below
Also, In Harris .. Virgins, from Gran
vile, affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Stedman o. Bland, from Chat
ham, affirming the judgment below. .
Also, in Nelson .. Owen, ef al. II
Equity, from Caswell, affirming the Inter
locutory order.
Also, in State .. Marble, from onslow
awarding uenire de noco.
Also, In Pierce .. Jones, from Gates
affirming the judgment below.
Also, in Heirs Of Collins .. Heirs o
Haughton, from Chowan, declaring tina
there is error in the order.
Also, in Edwards o. Hunt, in Equity
from Granville. dismissing the bill.
Register.
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The Branch Mint Burnt.-We regret to
learn that the Branch Mint at Charlotte,
in ihis state, vas totally destroyed by fire
on Saturday morning the 9Th ult. The
origin of the fire is involved in obscurity.
The fire originated in the upper part of
the building, in IN apartment in whish no
fire had been for at least ten days. The
Superintendent was absent In consequence
Of sickness; and has lost all his private
papers and a considerable amount in mo-
ney.
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nee. asa JsHss 7. Liiagehn. viig, co.,
huigax-esI An1Isw yoyusr. ssnsse:
= i. Gee and B. +. Mooss, eCn.nl0ns:
81 ahigs.
Mkhnrl fsaneis. ssnase,
hsenx. nomlaons; Ekigs.
Mfckisnburg--I0hn Walker, senate;
4. Lemons. J. A. Duna - lola Kin.
eommonsi al demoS.
PfTson-Roben Hester. senate: John
Cnnningham. commons; al demos.
hebssoa-Ael Ras.a and M.Nel, de-
noss commons.
koinals-Iohn b. Lord. shig, ard Ida
w. Ellis, demo. commons.
koUsa & LsEis-Nahsnid Boyden.
chg. senate.
Sanpso,s--E. e. GAVIN. senate; Muir
ply and Beaman, eanmons; al dez0s.
Hske-Geo. ". Thompsoa. senate;
CASTOR Wider. James NJ. siaRgum and
James D. Shepard, commons III demos.
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DIN nR,sCE EErr1,

II Is with peculiar pride and satisfaction
that we announce 10 our readers, that the
election in this county his resulted in The
success os the whole Wing ticket-asd
that, too, by ma,oEties which leave no
doubt that Orange is emphalisally Wing
county. The majority Tor the Wing can.
didale for Governor is sOI--,he majority
for the Senator is si-and the average
majority for the Wing Commoners is l57.
The table showing the vote in The difso-
rent precincts win be found in another
part Of this paper The vote for Cover
nor may be regarded as strict party vote,
the lines hsying been drawn perhaps with
more distinc,ness in that than in any other
election. The issues between the two
parties were fully made up, and fairly pre-
scented. and we have . clear and distinct
decision in favor Of Wing principles and
Wing policy. Thus stand the parties
now: but We regard the Polk party as evi-
IDENTIFY on the wane, and we believe fast
loosing ground; while the Whis party is
daily gaining strength. In November
next we shall expect to triumph by large
~ increased majority for our noble leader
HENRY Cray. Courage, then. Wings Of
Orange. BE active, and maintain your
vantage ground. Letus slack none Of our
efforts until we have elected our President,
and firmly established our principles, and
thus secured the prosperity and happiness
of our beloved country.
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Obituary..

Died, ia this county, on the 23d ultiino,
Mrs. CLARA PARKER, The wife Of Capt
David Parker, Of Flat River, In the I'D
year Of her age, The deceased left sur
viving her. hsr husband, who had grown
old with her IN the bonds Of remarkably
united and affectionate endeavors 10 rem
der each other happy, and to bring up a
large family of children creaitably, respec-
tably and virtuously, and impressed with
just sense Of ah their duties and obliga-
tons,
They both lived to enjoy the richest
reward of the tolls, the sacrifices and the
assiduous and afeetionste labors Of pa
rents, in contemplating a numerous off
spring to the third and loarth generations
respectable and prosperous, virtuous and
at ease-the aatursl fruit of those simple,
frugal and hardy virtues SO deeply i'm
pressed under the parental roof, and by
no one quite so vigilantly, assiduously and
affectionately as by the lamentsd deceas-
ed. ~~~-
Her life was one Of interchangeable labor,
activity and zeal in works Of utility. kind
ness and love.
With serene temper united with the
mos, affectionate nature, and impellsd by
remarkable energy, she literally went
about doing good in her household and
among her numerous descendants and
| large circle of friends, neighbours and ac-
quaintsnces. All this virtue and useful
ness was illustrated and adorned by deep
and abiding sense Of religion. Religion
with her was more a sentiment of the heart
than a sound upon the tongue.
1t was in her daily walk and converse
ton that she reflected credit upon the Bap-
fist Church Of which she was an accepta-
bic and exemplary member. anGbore her
silent and humble, but impressive testino-
ny to the efficacy, the power and the no
illness of the religion of her Saviour.
She died, as she had lived, exhibiting a
cheering example of fortitude. serenity,
and humble resignation. ..-------.1
Much as she will be missed from the
places that knew her and will know her
no more, and much as her death will be
lamenled by her family, relations, and a
large circle of friends, yet they have the
consolation to hope and believe that when
she slept in the arms of death, she also
slept upon the bosom Of her Saviour.
ECoAxuNIcATED.l
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Died, in this county, on the 18th of
June, Mr.. JOSEPH ALLISON, a citizen OF
much moral worth and responsibility.
The disease by which Mr.. Allison was
taken away was pulmonary consumption,
with which he had been threatened for se-
veral years. He had been regular and
consistent member of the Presbyterian
church for several years. The bereave-
ment falls most heavily upon the surviv'
ing widow and orphan children, but is fen
by the church with which he was connect.
ed and the community in which he lived,
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m otiCe,

TO James IL, Patterson and nay Other
Creditors.
HivING been arrested on csplas ad sa'
LII Iistaclcndum Al The instance ol James u.
Patters1n, and gwen b"nd AID security Tor ~,
anpc france u, the next Court OF Pleas and
Quarter Sessions 10 be held for the county 81
Otau2e on the fourth Monday IA August is4i,
you Will take notice thai shall then app, Tor
peruis.ion To take the benefit OF the act Tor
the rcI,sI 81 inso. vent debtors, when aud where
you eau attead aud object II y"u think proper.
GASrON SUR.
August 1. ~
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Notice.

AT Mar Term, ls4i. Of the Court Of Rleas
sA and Quarter Sessions for Orange County,
the subscriber was qualified as exec tor To the
last will and testament nf JAMES CLARK,
deceased, and oblained letters testarenisry
thereso9 he therefore r. quests all persons
indebted 10 The said estate to make payment
without delay, arNi those having claims will
presen, them properly authenticated within.
the time prescribed by law, or this notice will
be plead ia bar Of their recovery.
JAMES W, CLARK, Ear.
July -. SIS
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wInETAM % i8ASGNa
DENTIS

y0ESPECTFULLY mskes known that he has
- located at his Fathers, fifteen miles west
af HilIsboroueh, where he is prepared to at
tend to every thing necessary Tor the heath,
beauty, and preservation Oh the Teeth and
Gums, and also to supply from one TO an entire
sell which shall eAceli IN beauty, aad fulfill ess-
~ reasonable expectations.
Families waited Oh a, ,heis residences with.
cn extra charge. .
August !. SIT
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mr.. Polk IN Tennessee, The Mem
ph,s Inquirer says the nomination oil Mr..
Polk awakens no responsive thrill in the
bos"ms of the Loo 'fncn party there.
" Without exception Says tina, pape')
they are disappointed; aud number with
whnm We have cnnversed frankly con-
Tess tina, II would have been better to have
done nothing than 10 have made such a
nomination"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-08

Spsrie.-The imports Of specie Into
the Unied States during the year ls43,
from all quarters. vers s2S,5S5,552.
or tbs large am ,un,. sl7. 0O0. 900 we're
in puld coin. and 81. O0n. 600 in silver.
The exports were ss6ls,399 l~svins an
increase in our favor OF $50 l67. s53. |,
i, os,ima,ed that in addiuon 10 this, al
leas, o. .OOO. 900 have been Brought b,
German emig ants: So tina, there has been
a very large acqul,iuon 10 the cash capt.
tai al the Country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-08-08

Waddy ThOmpsOn's LtiH<-A large pOr
ZION Of our paper to-day is occupied with
a Eeyy interesting letter from The Hon.
waddy Thompson. late Minister to Mex
leo, on the subiec, Of Texas Annexation.
The many important considerations in
connection with that subject which he has
brought TO view win more Than eompen-
safe for its length, and well repay an at.
tsaliSe perusal.
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$40 Reward.

RAN away from the subscriber on the
ma ll,h iqslant. u Negro Boy named
HARRY "A good gun.smiIh. about 3Oyears
of age, not very black, about five feet seven
inches high. his two front upper teeth
oat, and has small scar on his inres
head. lie had On anold white hat aud car
ried with him blue cloth coat, two pair
of nankeen and pair Of black cloth pm
,alonns, ami red velve, vest, The a
hove reward will he given for his aPpre-
hsnsion aud confinement, in any Jail so
that | can get him.
ALEXANDER MERANE.
July ~. 81
sE q pensboroueh Patriot aud Caro- IAN
wa,ch,nau insert three weeks
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To all whom 1t may concern.

SNAKE notice that I have given fre:doa to
=. nv son YOUNG WHITAKER TO trans
&C. business for himself in as full and Tree a
manner Us if he had arrived al the full age OF
twenty one years, and I shalt not ho'd myself
responsible in any wise for hIs engagements.
THOMAS WHITAKER.
August 6. 90
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STEPHEN F MILLER, esq.
Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

The damage done by the recent food
in the Wabash has been so great that from
Fort Wayne to Perre Haute nineteen out
Of every twenty houses are deserted, the
inhabitants being compelled to seek high
or ground miles back from the river.
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Notice.

oSr or m.ird certificate Cor one share
u stock ~ the Cape Fear Navigation Con''
pauy. No i27, beonain. 10 the state at 30
seph rhump.on, deed. appl' alton will the
lore be made Tor the enewal nltnc same. ii
TunS. THOMPSON, ! p....
DAVID FUUST,
July is, 81
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POLITICAL DEFINITION.

"OLD HIckoRy"-Fhe timber that
made Van Buren, President.
you've HIcKoRY"-The STICK that
broke Van Buren's hoad.
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Wholesale Grocery
AND
COMMISSION STORE.

THE subscriber has leased the Store On Boz
lingbronk Street. opposi g lie wis r. Hicks,
and formerly occupied by Luaslord &. Hatcher,
for the purpose sf conducting The Wholesale
Grocery and Commission business, and respet q
fully solicls call from Country Merchants
aud eihers, who NAV wish 20 purchase Groce-
ries, as he feels confident he can sell Goods o.
as good terms as they can be purchased at q.
House in yIrgiais.
He will a.so paw strict attention to all Gocess
iutrusted 10 his care. as Commission Mer,
chant, ani respectfully asks consignmenis.
He is now in the Northern Markets, par:
chasing his stock OF Grocer;:s, aud they will
he ready for ia peclioa al his Store about the
first Of September. (.
lie will also attend 10 receiving and forward.
ing Goods on the usual terms.
~ GEORGE A DAVIS.
REFERENCES:
Messrs. Peebles, Hail & Co.
Patterson & Wills,
" Pannill f. Lea,
= N. NJ. Martin i Donnans,
Lea s. Madison,
slurdIvaul, Hurt & Co.
Petersburg, Va. Angus, |. 81
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The losses by the Mississippi flood, in
the states of Arkansas, Mississippi and
Louisiana, are estimated attwelye millions
of dollars,
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Theodore Rreiinghuysen,
Of New Jersey.

A Baak afshs Untcd STATES. AID sosnd
Nailsssi Cusreaey.
A s'afld Cor seseaae, ailh fair pxoss tlion 10
Amer,esa iadHsIss.
"a hoaest and scaRo meal adminisls ation 81
lhe Naissnal Gsserah.1ai.
A saaalb dlsinbalsos ef ihe lEoreeds 81
The sales sf lhe pabilr Lands.
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ATTENTION. TOWN COMPANY.
wop are herebx$idered and command d to
- attend before the court honse in rilisho-
rough, cn Saturday the l7,h of Angusf, at II
e'elo, /, srmsd and.eqsned "a HE law directs,
Cor dnh muster. by sfdsr Of The Captain,
]. NJ BEAVER, o. s.
July so --- So
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From the Tuscaloosa Mo ,i,or.
LETTER FROM MR.. CLAY.

Believing that Mr.. Clay had been mis-
understood or grossly misrepresented' IN
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G1SEDAGE ~aAI#
o. q O4 IoraY, iar o14 Mh@. of lie I~r
hsuss sszid. Dissiaa surs1oa Asssus fass4
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COUNTY DIVISION.

'NO DIVISION 1856 Division isss-Majoiy against division, 1872
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-11-22
STILL LATER.
MORE NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
DICKINSON, DAY & CO.,
: NO. A GRANITE ROW.

A RE now receiving large additional supply Of
IA rich and fashionable DRY GOODS. The la
dies one and ALL are particularly invited TO call and
examine our stock Of splendid Rep Cashmcres,
Cashmere d Ecosse Afighans; Cashmere. Grape
and M. de Lninee; Chusans; rich dress Silks, and
other Dress Goods.
@n@9G& &9GUlgG@a
ofcvery description Fringes, &c. A large as
sort'nent Of PRINTS, some splendid styles and
colors. SHAWLS, from an article worth so cents
10 a super Cashmere.
The Gentemen invited 10 call and see our
endless variety of Coatngs, rich Vestings, new
style Cassimeres Scarfs, Cravats, Fur and Fur
trimmed Caps, &c. &c. The above goods have
be sold at great bargains
h7s 5000 aer DICKINSON, DAY & co
Nov. z, 1874. swlI
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GROCERIES,!

nUTTON & CLARK have now in store full
~ stock of w. l. GOODS and GROCERIES,,
equal TO any in the place--consisling of
2 hhds p. r. Sugar;
do N. o.. do.
500 lbs, double refined Loaf Sugar;
hhds. P. II. Molasses, FIRST rate article y
400 gall. pure Sperm Oil, Guaranteed to give sat-
isiaclion y
so gall. Bleached Whale Oil;
10 half chests superior Y. H. Tea;
chests common do
do prime Black do
so boxes Raisins- NEW fruit;)
English Currants, Citron, Mace, ground Spices Of
all kinds. Coopers refined lsinglAss, for making
Blanc Mango and Table Jellies and almost every
other article that is can be wanted for family
may be found at our store, and at very reasonable
prices.
Brattleboro, Oct, %, 1s44. 10
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DALLY'S
Tobacco Mandatory.

TIME subscriber avails himself of this method of
IL communicating TO the public that he has com.
me need the manufacture of Fine Cut and Smoking
TOBACCO, CIGARS, and SNUFF, at 2o3 Riv.
or street, next door To the Fulton Market, Troy,
N. Y The following may at all times be found at
his Store and Factory;
The celebrated fancy Virginia,
Extra Chewing Tobacco,
Sweet Virginia, manufactured from the leaf,
American Smoking Tobacco.
Spanish do do
Turkish do do
Choice brands of Cavendsh and plug constantly
on hand. Otley's celebrated Virginia 'fves'; Wy
ats unrivaled 'thirty-twos; Bells do; Lyle IL
Davsons Honey Dew, l-2 lb. Jumps.
sNUFFs.
Rose scented No. Maccoboy, American Gentle
man, Lundy Foot, French Rappee, and Irish Black
guard.
Cigar Cases, Tobacco and Snuff Boxes, French,
German and American Pipes, of the latest style
The subscriber is in receipt OF large and extern
sve assortment of Havana and Principe Cigars,
OF well known brands, as follows La Norma, Es-
parteros, Riondas, De La Bruce. NJ. Renbon, La
Vueto B0gera, Panetelas, Manila Cheroots, half
Spanish and American Cigars Of all kinds, which
are offered TO dealers the most favorable terms.
The above articles are all warranted to be made
most experienced workmen.
will sell cheap as the cheapest, and better than
the best Cigar leaf for sale as above.
JOHN DAILY.
S. C. ROACH, Agent, Bratteboro, Vt. 2m 10
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superior Quality and EEaIf
Price.
FOR THE CURE OF

SCROFULA, Chronic Rheumatism, General De-
~ billty. Cntaneous Diseases, Scaly Eruplions of
the skin, letter. Pimpes or Puslules the Face,
Mercurial and Syphilpid Diseases, Bes from an
impure habit Of body Ucerations of the Throat and
Leg, Pains and Swellings of the Bones, Liver At
fectons, and all diseases arising from an impure
state of the Blood, Exposures and imprudences in
life, excessive of Mercury, &c
The great popularity Of Sarsaparla, and its es-
tablished efficacy, render il superfuous TO enter in
to any encominm Of its virtues, adduce any evil
dence in its favor.
The Sarsaparilla is warranted positively as good
as any other that can be made at One Dollar, at
just half the prce Of those much advertised and
as strong and in as large bottles, viz =
Fifty Cents per Bottle, or Five Dollars per
I,N, Dozen.
This article has cured Scroluln of 30 years. amer
the Dollar articles had been used in vain
To be had Of the agents Of Comstock Il Co only,
throughout the country, in New York only at u
Cortlandt Street rel
For sule by BUTTON & CLARK, Brattleboro
JESSE CoNE, Marlboro. -
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HARD WAREGOODS.

WTILLlSTON q TYLER have recently re-
w ceiyed their Fall stock of Hard Ware, a.
mong which are Brass ndirons Shovel and longs,
Cutlery, Pocket Knives, Razors, Shutters, Files,
ccrews, putts, Lvsd PO,s, eheet Zinc, Percussion
Locks, do Caps, Buggy Lamps and Bands, Shoe
Thread, Saddlery and Harness Trimmings, &c &c
Nov 6. IL
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FARM FOR SAGE.

eal THE subscribers offer for sale the
Msssl& Il Farm now occupied by Hun.
.S S5SEssA "a tngton May and lying ON the road
- ~ leading from Putney 10 Fayetteville,
near the Town HOUSE, and only one mile from the
centre Of business. Said Farm contains 20 acres of
good land, well watered and fenced, and does not
contain rod of land that will not yield readily to
the plough. Attached 10 the premises is a good
Orchard of grated fruit inferior to none in the vi.
cnty. The House is two stories, 25 by " feet
The Barn is new, and the out buildings are in good
repair.
liberal credit will be given IL desired For fur.
ther particulars enquire Of II. May, on the premi-
ses OF of z. r. Chandler.
E. g. s. MAY
Putney, VT, Oct. &c, 1874. fiO
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GROCERIES.

SUPERIOR Moasses and Sugars. warranted
~ superior Y II and Souchong Teas. Coffee,
Spice, Pepper, Cloves Nutinegs, Cassa, Saleratus
Smoking aud Chewing Tohacco, Indigo, Camphor
Gum, Epson and Chamber Salts, Box Raisins, &c.
&c, all fresh and nice for sale by
ISAAC CIRCUIT
Putncy, Sept, 25, 1914.
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THICK BOOTS.

REST Thick and Calf Boots patent and lur lined
II Rubbers, inr ladies and gentlemen, Kid Slips
aud walking Shoes, nice blk CATERS. Nc &c.
Just IN and for sale cheap by ISAAC CIRCUIT
Putney, Sept % Is4l s
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The Probate Court for the District of Marlboro.
To ali interested in the estate Of ISAAC REED,
Jr, late Of Dummerslon in said District, deceas-
ed, GREETISG.
VOU are hereby notified that the Aduinisira-
n tor account upon said estate will be render
ed before said Court at the session thereof to be
held at the Probate Office in Bratleboru, on the last
day of November next. A. KEYES, Regr
Bratteboro, Oct 81, 1874. II
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Netp Goods, Nem Goo0e.
No puff, but a reality!

DY far the best assortment of Goods in this line,
I'D ever offered in this market, just received and
for sale, such
Clocks, Time Prices, gold and silver Watches,
rich Jewelry gold Beads. gold and silver Pencils,
Silver Spoons and Specacles, plated and Britannia
Ware IN great variety. Razors, Scissors Knives,
Combs Brushes, Perlumery Also-a great varie-
ty of other goods usually found in jewellers
Store, too numerous TO mention.
For particulars call and sec. The above goods
viii be sold as low can be bought in any market
at retail.
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" e S T S.,

OF almost every style and pattern and material
such as Black Silk Velvet, Black Satin, Cssbmere'
Valencia, DC. &c.
All these garments were selected by Mr. Frank.
personally, with great care, from the best shons ~
the city Of Boston, and he will warrant every ono
OF them 10 be well and thoroughly made and NJ
good materials. and they have about them a touch
and finish that can only be given by city work
men. They not picked up from the cbesn
slop shops Of the city, but were selected from liz
best Tailoring establishments.
a large purchase was made cheap for cash. and
they will be sold all made and trimmed. for abont
what the materials would cost If purchased here
Mr. Franks has made an arrangement by which
he is constantly to receive the latest STYLES Of goods
and fashions, aud thUse who wish TO supply them.
selves with suit, or part at a suit of garments.
at low price, made of the best materials in the Ia
test style, and in the most workmanliae manner.
without the delay, disappointment and vexation too
often attendant upon getting them made to meas.
urr, will do well to call and examine the stock now
offered to them. And in particular Mr. Franks
old and numerous customers are assured that thpy
shall be perfectly suited If they will but call and
examine, both as 10 fit material, workmanship and
price.
Gu TTING.
Mr. Franks is ever ready to cut garments of all
descriptions. at the shortest notice and in the host
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