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MEDICINES, DRUGS, DYE
STUFFS, PAINTS, &c.

FENflE subscriber keeps constantly for sale on
u the most reasonable terms an assortment OF
Vcdicnes, Drugs, Dyestuiis, Paints, oils, Var
nishcs, &c.
Beng largely engaged in grinding such arti
clcs as Ginger, Mustard and Pepper, he has ;hem
for sale ola superior quality below the Market
price.
he would mention that he has Patent Ma
chine worked by Steam power, which enables
him 10 sell PUTTY of the very best quality at
8 IA cts h., in Bllddcrs and 8 cts in Bulk.
He confidently asserts that his prices are such
as to give satisfaction to those who may favor
him with call.
!. ". w. GOREON,
No l53 West Pratt st, Baltimore, Opposite
Bait, & Dino Rail Road Depot.
N. b. no charge made for delivering Goods
in any part the City.
Baltimore, .HaIch 18th lsl5--3m
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Wild Cherry, that has and is repeatedly perloIm-
ing such miraculous cures Of diseases which have
baicd the skill Of the Profession, ard set at de-
Iiance tie whole catalogue of Patent Medicines,
which are daily pulled throagl the organs Of the
press. Therefore ask for Dr. Swnpne's COM
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, and purchase ne
Other
Sold by DR.. H. Fl. Mitchell, Elkton, Md,
J. w. Abrahams, Port Deposit, DID.
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MILAN Heir

Mrs. Foard has received from
the city large and elegant as
sortmcnt of fashionable BON
NETS together with general
variety Of articles in her line, and
would respectfully inform hire
friends and the public that she is
prepared to furnish them, at very
moderate prices. Her shop is
directly opposite the Washington
Hotel.
Nov Irtb JQti 3f
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Law OF MARYLAND.
NO. is
[RY AuTHOEFTY.7

An act supplementary to an act FOR the
general valuation and assessment Of
property and to provide tax TO pay the
debts OF the STATE. passed al March SEES
SION, eighteen hundred aud forty, one,
chapter twenty three.
WHEREAS, much doubt has existed in
regard to the true Interpretation OF The Act
OF eighteen hundred and forty one. chap
ter twonty-thrco, whether the twenty
cents on the one hundred dollars. there
by directed to be levied as ,iJrccl 'rax''
included the commissions allow ed To
Collectors. or whether such commissions
were 10 be paid by an additional levy.
and whereas, the Cout of Appeals has
recently decided, that the said act design
ed, that the clear SUM of twenty cents on
the one handled noIlars should be paid
into the Treasury; therefore,
Be il enacted by The General .4SS"mjly
IF Mory'ond, That the Mayor and city
Council OF Baltimore, and the Levy
Courts or Commissioners. as the case
may be, Of any County or District, where
a levy has not been made for the payment
of the commissions TO the several Col
iectors Of the Direct Tax, as recited in
the foregoing preamble, be and they are
hereby authorised and dire cled to levy a
tax for the purpose Of paying said col
lectors, according to the provisions o! the
forty seventh section OF said Act Of eigh-
teen hundred and lortv-one.
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w DOL G af'aiing.
SPLN.NLTG, " E8TING, FUL-
LINE d VI NJ &c

LLNG, DYI.NG, SC.
The subscriber respectfully informs the
Public that he has rented the Elk Mills,
Wooden and Cotton Factories, known as
CARROTS Mills, situated in Cecil CO. Md,
seven miles above Elllton, on the Big Elk
stream, and four miles from the village Of
Newark Del. They are now in full opera
ton. Wool will be received to be made into
Rolls, Yarn, Cloth, Cassmers, Satnetts
Blankets or Flannels, as directed, at short
notice; manufactured by the yard, for Cash
or Wool, or made up on the shares.
Those who wish to exchange their
Wool for Cloths, &c, may expect goncr-
ally to lin:! choice on hand.
SAMUEL GARRETT.
May 25h 1914.
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may truly be
said, that no one has


pounding medicine, which has done
so much to relieve the human family, to rob dis
case Of its tcrrors, and restore the Invalid to
Health and comfort, as the Inventor and Pro-
prctor Of that most dcscrvedy popular family
medicine DR.. Swayucs Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry, and none has been so generally
pa'roniscd by the Profession and others, both in
this country and in Europe nor has there ever
been SO great an effort ii the short space ofonly
six or seven years, to deceive the crcdulous and
unthnking, by putting up Nostrunis of various
kinds, by various individuals, ai!iXing the name
of Wild Cherry and as much of the name ofthe
original preparation as will scream Them from the
lash Of the law, and one Of the lmpostors who
puts out the common rarrgoric of the shops and
calls it the Balsam OF Wild Cherry has had the
impudence to caution the public against the
Original Preparation, DR.. Swayn"'s Compound
syrup of Wild Cherry, which Is doing 50 much
good IN the world.
BEWARE OF SUCH IMPOSTORS.. 81
And purchase none but the original aud only
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Groceries.

\ general assortment OF NcWIy INld m IIrO-
CcriCS.
also.
H9rd~are, Paints, oils, Glass, Putty, &c.
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps!!!!
With an assortment of Medicines and Books
Those persons who generally purchase their
goods, in Towns and Cities, are particularly in
vitcd to call and examine the above mentioned
stock, As II WILL BE s"Lp Low.
J :. kENNARD.
N. 3. Thankful for the very liberal patronage
heretofore given him, he requests continuation
OF the same.
Cherry Hill, March 19nd lSi5-4w
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New and Cheap Fashionable
Clothing EA.as,llsgaslaent.

New and Cheap Fashionable
Clothing Establishment.
VaTIIE subscribers having opened
Il Clothing Establishment would res
rccttullv inform their friends and the pub
lie mat they have on hand and are sull
manufacturing large and fashionable
STOCK OF CLOTHING,
which they will sell-at the very lowest
prices. They will also keep on band
large large aud handsome assortment Of
CIo'h, CGS$imcrcs ard Fcsfing$, which
they viii make up 10 order At the shorts
est nollce, and on the most reasonable
terms.
Country merchants buying for them>
selves or for sale can be supplied either
whoIcsaIe or retail on the most aecom>
m"Haing terms.
WM P MILLS & SON,
No. 1919 Baltimore street.
March 18Th iSl5-6w
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" Is. HInleP,

10. 50 Pine st, Phila., and 100
Na@sau-s', (1ribune Buildings, }
\, Y, and s. Z. corner Of Bait.
and Calvert sis. Baltimore. is car
authorized Agent for receiving
Advertisements subscriptions
to the "CEcIA WH1G," and col
lcctlns & rcccipting forthc same
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FOH DISEASES OF TIE Lungs AND
CREST.

lAY%Gs EXpcctomnt: GhoHTERs Pulmonary
Trcscrvatirc; "IsTARs Balsam Of Wild Cherry;
Tuomlaoza Life Preserver: PETERS Cough LoI-
cnges; Russia Fectoral Balsan,. all are oxtolled
n Coughs, colds, Consumption and diseases Of
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PATENT MEDICiN ES.
WE; NIL as-nEsnShl

lripys Worm Tea; WuayEHs Worm Tea and
Saive lA>NE.s Tonic Ncrmifrcc; NrrHrcR's;
TAnHEsroCEs and SwAIM's Nern4inges; Can
rENlLHs Ext. Pink Root; FETERs Worm Lo2en-
&C.; PAEkERs Worm Syrup, each valuable rem
CIV for cl.llArcn
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,G'o Country Merchants.

Fiklon, March 29nd lS45-tf
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April 10Th lSl5-3w
The Leonard Town Herald; Port To-
bacco Times; Tie Upper Marlboro Gaz>
cite; Maryland Republican,; Rockville
journal; CarrolItonjan, Westminster; EX-
amincr, Frederick; Torch Light, IIagers-
town; Civilian, Cumberland; Madisonisn,
Ilavre de Grace; Cecil Wing; X ent News;
CentreviiIe Times; Pearl, Denton; Gaz>
cite, Easton, Cambridge Chronicle; Herald,
Princess Ann, and German Correspon-
dent, will insert the above once a week
for three weeks, and the Baltimore Sun
twice a week for the same time.
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March 18Th iSI5-Gw
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-27

Hedry Gale The Albany papers con.
tain reports OF n heavy gale which occurred
IN Sunday night from tho North and West
II was AZ conpsn,ed on the river by alter
usic gusts OF snow and ram. which seriously
lnronmoded the steamboats, on thelr pass
age toward the city. Many vessels 1t ~sup.
ste driven ashore, md number OF accidents
1t Is stated To have occurred. In Albany and
rs suburbs. ehimncys we're blown down
trees torn up By The TooCs, and sheds and
fences Frustrated The new wall, close by
the pruitentary, which had been erected
n, an expense Of some e6Oo, were blown
down. Ia Patfoon Street, the bic end OF
a row Il buildings was scattered upon the
plvrn'nt
The wallis 81 the penItrntiiry were 30
inches thi,k, bound with iron, uEd about
- fec, high The walls are now a mass
a runs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-27
SCHOOL BOOKS.
CIR MARS

GRANMtRS
- Swrtl's, SAnuorns, and liallochs Boil.
Hons and Andrews & StoddaId's Latin
Grammis Billions Greek Grammar, and
LeviIac's French Grammar
hRITHMETiCs.
Grscnlesrs, Adams. Colburn's, AID Green.
leafs lntroduriinn
GEOG RAPH les.
Mi,ohells. Smiths, Olney's. ard Nal,e
Brun', Grogr,rhies & hlls.rs; BIuiu's
Gcogrsuhy and Atlas of the II, Neu's /;
Farley, and Mitchell, primary Geosra-
phies.
ALGEBRAS.
Davies First Lessons in Algebra. Day. Al
gebta abridged, Dawes Bourbon, and
Days Algebra
SCHOOL HISTORY.
Wlllsrd's. Halr's. and Goodrch,
READING BOOKS,
Emerson's LIST, End. and Ord Class Readers
Pouers's Rhetorical Reader, Wurces'ers
2ni, ord, and 4th Reading Books Young
Readers Palmct's moral Instructor, parts
l-t, end, and Bird Yankee Boys Pictorial
Primer.
SPELLING
Websrer's, Bcntley's and Webs,rt's Srqual.
Com.,ock' PHILOSOPHY and Chesinry, Cray's
and Kane. Chemistry; Coopers Virgil, An
thon's Cicero for sale by
W. T. &. STODDARD,
Rutland Nov. %, 1915. -
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a, H,r.L
Csr.r,s. No, is,h. 10,

CsrsTss. No, ls,h, tst5
To ne Pa'tAp Fl Besysaia Hsy~s'd
We. In b.hsh II the .,od. ~, o( Cae,sst
Academy. transmit 10 vOs tho ioiIo~ias. 90
,he unie'soei oppression of their feelings.
on the dseesse OF 'oof bon. Please 70 &C. /
tcif this uihois oi rssper,. rendered q, u " !
br lh"se ~i,h whom The dsce asrd Iva. ~ late. !
y been ssso,,s,,d and fot whom thew have
s,u ealeiis,s.d name other, A.n We hts'
eat esteem and rosatd
Another Of cot number h,s fallen victim
IN 'be DESTROYING hand Of dc',h. The snuel
Of destruction Is ever on The alert, seeking u
strike . .snsl blow, and to Gull has ,iotirn.
Iron the fsltes, fold. Scarcely had the suof
oeoa,ioned by the departure If the l,nen,ed
Wyman subsidized, when the dread summon.
10 SgaiS pronounced. Anpther hs. fallen
/ Prey TO las merciiew grasp. and We are
ssain left 10 mourn tho untinely exit Of one.
whom &C held mos, dear. Truly, "lnscru-
table are the ways Of Providence" aad w.
judgments Of the great Ruler OF the Uni vtEse
are pas, the comprehension Of niortsls Yet
nav you be con.oled under tn. affection, bv
The blc,,ed assurance. that "rhe Lord hath
given" and II ia llo who hath taken sNay.--
May YOU submit with humble ,e.is nA,ion 10
hts will. Knowing that "He does not willing.
iy hfflict or grieve the childien Of men To
Us, ,he departure Of your 500 has caused ths
deepest sensations 81 grirl We feel that.
IN his death. we have sustained an irrepafa.
BILE los. Although the time he WAS permit.
ted 10 spend with us has been thus short,
he had won the respco, and esteem Of ell
hts Sssoclaie'. Hts gentlemsnly dep,u-
ment, bis quiet and unassuming manners,
and the sbilty with which he discharged all
7 The duiles incumten, upon HIN, as a student,
had secured TOT him the confidence OF all -
And be assured, his memory will be cherish.
cd in our minds, 40 long as regard for sir-
tue and moral worth fem,ins
Wherefore, in consideration OF this mour .
, fol event,
Resoirsd, Tho, we the students CT Chester
/. Academy, receive with the deepest emotions
e Of sorrow, Intelligence Of the death of Ben.
y lamin Hayward. lately member nj this in.
. sutuuon. And rs we are reminded 10y ,hi,
' d,.pen.auon, tina, all mundane things are but
:. iransiiory, we should strive tn lay up out
II treasure above, where neither Moth MOI
rust doth corrupt" and be prepared to dc
;. part when the dread summons shall call a.
u also hence.
= Resoired. That we deeply symp,,hire will
J. the bereaved parents, in their affection And
while We deploie this EVEN, 90 distressing
both to them and US, we woulI desire, viii
them. 10 seek the consultations OF ths go,pe
hoping lhai all who nre called to mourn
msy put their trust In that arm which i
mighty to save, and submit, with me eknes
I, 20 the will OF Heaven.
D. b. ALnrw,
n A. ID. SLacE, }Cummiites.
nj VIZ. RouNns, ia,
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LIE ,nN Fnn bnIAEi

Tht'e u SonaLiog dicsdiui 10 he psf
pom Of ~ " vo,ds, "a ,uf umet Gsuui
'.m", has ri Lat y,Sp gwen Tho uofld
:. inis 81 ~, uh~'ic ONE pf',. nc, the, h,
h,A b,gsu 10 Is, booked urou slncr ~ ,Ac
lgb; q iabaiOu, bug bit now o'a'ly
oil Earspe rop1lnui Europe
usvatencl .. from dream nv the Il ttou
o. hH f.O,,p-ep The new, BY The lat
renms h,s efca,,d deep ,'a..iion IA A
a,tic1. q, f,f. It hasttarcIlod q sen.A.
ZOO b. lac edo Of ~b,eh oil poid'eni qses
Ion, snk into in,ignihcAnce The hu
impultc II Thousands Of Furopeau emf
srsDt. here, - that Of pity and fvven,h snI
,e'y cot the br1hf,n they have leh behind
them
We have been looking over our f1rc,gn
( e. wnh more than usual ut .niion and
here 70 mournfol interest IN the change
Of focl,ng whieh they indicate ln.eat q
be lenghy philippe, against Repeal or r..
gs,na Sr Rob>r Peel, tho leading Eng
IL, psl er, sam 10 b. absorbed IN the one
e'cs' subject. THE CRY FOR BREAD
II ware the poor TO be I'D, when III, two
great product, on which they have depend
81 fof lool arc cut a
The Brush Government. We ar,
told, are making dilgcn, inquiries INTO ih'
r'ic Of the crops "a England and ireland
bu, The l.oodpn Standard a quasi Govern.
ment organ, says Government can do moth
ins bot inquire Ill the res, must be lef ~
the public. which is va rntd to prepare foi
Grcn, and magnificent offon Uf charity
The Standard, speaking ofiho lrish SAYS,
They Ilre hsthunlly 10 scarcity, IL
wha, would elsewhere he called famine
aud deterioration, therefore. must be DEATt
IN 1t, most ctutl. form by want o
millions OF our fellow creatures nru. heir
less women, and innocent children. on
fellow subjects ard our fellow Christians. zee
This 10 \ fnghtful picture, bu, Is ncthc
in1nly nor wise TO he: tate either 10 prescn
or to co template H. The people must nc
be, ard with the blessing of the Almlght,
,hall not he permitted TO perish, and III
sooner and Inc mote universally the tbres,
cned danger IS considered, the easier mn
more cdcetusl will be the mcsns Of guardln
sgaina it.
Is this then The determination ofIhc Bu
i,h government Seven millions Of peopl
or al least great majority, the whole {
the lower Classes, live habJuaIy ~ scare
ty---in what would elsewhere be though
famine nnI are threatened w,,h ab:o!ui
want aud starvation, while enormous du,e
arc permitted 10 remain upon nl kinds
gam; ant the only suggestion in the
behalf IS All appeal To charity The GO
crnmen, can do nothing, although there
du'y on whoa, Of Eighteen shilling, pc
qnaner, and on other gram IN proportion
staining tr'clly in the way Of the poor man
brad nnd that dmy uvowedly no, inpos'
ar tcluiuj Tor revenue, but only 10 proie
n" Esyi,sh farmer who has lnIl- ar mott
iusto project What fully and madness
Boston Mail.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-27

> Flour continues To pour IN upon us
The receipts dnring the third week IN Nov
ii, wear Was lO2 345 bhls We have
thc receipts Of DAYS the sHmr week this
wear. thy are lO7 800 bhl' T receipts
"rl i,c w~-k will prot hly BE- II 900 bits
81 u5rcut - the dcmnnd Tor boats At BuHa.
~ ih7l ~ understand dist -four - sent from
thptcfy 20 Roch. ser b. railroad IN The
hop- 81 n~'tln. with mans Of shipm,nl
IN CInIrn.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-27

Beat lis uho can. Mr. Thcma: l.
Fisk, Of Granville, ~ Y informs tina, h e
killed pig last week, only seven months
aud . days old that weighed, when dress
ed, three hundred and eighiy,wo pounds
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-27

An,rtcan Cioeks al the L,rerpooi Gus.
ton Hos". The Liverpool papers con
rn the advertisement, Of $50 American
Clocks from the celebrated manutaciory OF
Mr. c. Jerome, seized and condemned iot
somc lnlraolion OF the law relative TO the
ud vaIorem duty, and to be sold by auction
Also OF the same time for the same cause,
100 boxes American cheese
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-27
GRtD EKiIS

A NEW sri,Al u Groceries. ipc lsdi m
"A smong other suicls.
L"sf and crushed Sugar,
Ps,te R,ro Moi..s~s,
bsf aud kea krisias
Prepared Caooa
NoIm.s. Cloves. P,men,o. Cessna;
Gro. Pimeato, Css.,.. Ginger and pepperi
tuusri. ADJ Jruua;
SIDE h,cOr. tsf ssle ., l,w prte~. b,
~ ID z BELL.
RB,ssA. No.. 81.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-27

Gov. Brown. OF Tennessee, has appoint.
ed Dec. ii, rs The day for the election OF
member Of Congress TO I'll the vacancy
caused by the death Of ID Peylon f. II
Ewing, Esq md Washington Barrow,
E.Q are suggested as Wing candidates.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-27

Tanf osR,Sis,osal Di'',irt Ge0-gia
-ir Rlbvf has b.,n nominated "r C.n.
rr,v, by III wings ofihr 3 S'ongr' ss'onai
barst Gro'gIa. - supply tho vacancy
oc-sssJued - ~ sr-Igus,iun ~ Washing.
pp~ Esq The SELECTION IS sad TO b.
good one
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-27

Tho Pos asnce Journal gives as sp~e-
-.~o n.ihs atvaD,1g,s OF advertising the
-.' 0. iaig Ns3 .tvsusrd purse OF
-r.g r' '.a api thsn n,0. horne and
.---. h. .a .ls draw of trr work table
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-27
MARRIED.

In Nendon on The 4th ivst- by Rev Mr.
johnson, Mr. VIM. W. Green, to Miss AnnIs
A. Robbetsso, beth oi ".
10 Cssueton, by Rev. Joseph Steele, Mr.,
Josiah Rolin to Miss Susan Briggs
In Wss, ROLAND, m the NH fn,i,by Rev.
hld,ce Walker, Mr. Nehemiah Fish to Miss
LYDIA Spsfford OF Clarendon.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-27

How 81 you Ike Shakespeare sad
Use v,.kuc young ,-dy 20 an Old uver
savaru b.a't Ike ber q, az, rssdam--
o., bani Ton much woode ani catf3es too
. ,1osAt'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-27

The Rev. Dr. Robbins the veteran anliqus-
ran ~ COnnecucui, has a bible which was
p'lrled IN the year it7i 1, certainly IN 4
curious and highly interesting relic.
Boston Atlas
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-11-27

CANT ribbons, fowsfs and fes.hers, Crsvai,,
gloves, dint'v and mourning collars, ytlvtt
scsris and rrft IlbbnGs, lAces, etfings aud
Insertions, and a variety Of suicles t., M.
mefods a. ric1tipn. She viii slsa tscei,.
"a isw DAYS RimPs e. nges and Jet button.
She has also ipf sale Vel's., saIir, .o.r.n
and sirF~ Hats, 81 the latest ,fyls. head.
'lresses. ladies' dress end mourning csp,.&e
Old lIln repaired ~ tho shoiun notice and
"n tho most removable terms. Milhn,r.
rom sorosd supplied win the is,esi fsshtans
N.-s { ~"rit take his ,ppulut.ly 90. 20.
f 'hHr.- '". is..s ....s.a
.|..' "'a.. 'r0.I a.',.r...... ..sss
30 u1""'t'rd suee'. u .st go. 80, ..
n~rit share 81 pg li- lr.f
RIV'od. O.i. %. isi3 .l4o
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SHOE KIT AND FINDINGS.

DURT & MASON have just received a
ID new supply Of Shoe Tools, Findings,
.,co consisting of 'he following articles
$50 10. patent half bleached green and
yellow shoe thread OF d,feien, numbers.
Is 10 Matshals best blue black. hal'
bleached aud btoNn e ling 4 sewing 'hrrau.
200 10 IS, 5.s, 9 :, and ! 8 shoe nsiis, hmes
make. 100 NJ. cut Tscks from No ,, 10 90
10 gros. Alleron's sewing square and round
avis, assorted. gross Hemingwsy's pa
tent peggrng avis, assnried7 AiIenon's con-
mon 40. lIsnnine~ay's patent AL hats
Best bsst steel shoe hsmmefa, and pincers.
10 dor Ames' cast steel shoe knives coarse
and hne sand stones. P--1roy's palen, tnltr
straps: .ize sucks. colts, oouGtef m''k"Ts.
rhsn files, KIT files, shoe rasPs, patent 'pnns
shoe punches, cocoa shoulder sticks, Russia
br,s,les. boot cord and webbing, shoe Facets,
peg wheels, welt wheels, French wheels,
casl steel and German steel shoe tscks, me
tshc -veleI.. patent cnmpng mons, blue
black Lasting, Venetian Plaid- black and
culnred English and French GalloonS
90 bushels Snoe Pegs, comprising all 'he
sizes
Back snd CoIorsd KID, LAning Skins,
Bindloes, &c.
RuuanJ. Nov 10, is45. -
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.''s.l ha. bleeding partially blind
no u7se ai'i fcunra him - ulhr
F'-e sri.s h1uf To open q aaA
''. '.,m mas -.--l h.u r ne pacse-
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GROCERIES

GKOCERitS,
A1 Consisting OF fresh WEn
Teas, Sugars. beat &~uSaN
E6E syrup Molasses,
RD beached Sperm OIL -
Fine Cut, smoking and Flug Tobacco, mac.
and Scotch Snun.pure Ginger, Poland Starch,
Pepper, spice, cassin, cloves, nu,mcgs, ra
SINS. coffee, salefatus, rice, loiigu, dc. DC.
Also, a choice selection OF Liquors. purely
Tor medicinal, chemical and mechanical pnr
poses All OF whi,h will be sold (6t as good
VI as pcc- pay as Others Will sell ior. In this
place The subscriber respectfully asks FOR
a share OF public patronage, no, by way Of
merit. OF that he may fi his colioIs with dol
lars and tents BIZ that he may pa, ole nun.
est dsbis n. G HOWARD,
ou,land, Soy. II. isi5 30
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c,srLyYoS SEMINARY

The assi qss,isf n THE ius'aghVa oil.
cespns ncs On tie iT,h % Nov. Thcss he
10, t-,sc to attend sre rrqves'eo ,os s pre-sn'
., tho hesiassng Of The Qssrssr ~ ther ewn
henss,. .. weu 90 for the con,shfsrre o
4 permspest susntc men
m, h-rn made 9th Prnf fss~ " nk'
charge 81 N. Mvsic D~psrmsn'. Ne VT
brrn-e te.,d,ui Of TIC place ~ tie hn'
81 tho ensuirg qusret.
90 a. nv tSCpcN Sc
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Orwell, Nov. 10 fsd5.
NOTICE,

THIS may certify that have TIN, day CIV
en- 10 my son, John :. Bauleu, hts tune
until he shall arrive al the agu ~ ~ years,
shat therefore claim none Of hls wages nor
pay any deb's OF his contracting ster rms
date DIsIrL BARrLrTr.
Dandy. Sept. 10, Is45. a.
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MISS NJ. f., CLARK,

WOULD seAin In.
W firm her custom.
ers and the public
generally thai sheha,
returned from New
yofk With the Fall n
Winter FASHIONS and
= large assortment Of
Millinery Goods, .
mong which may be
found velyets. satlns
and rnfdsd ,nks sIo-
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NOTICE.

"hNlNG sold nv snilfr stock Of Dtugs
Il Il Medicines &c. 10 r. Jameson A Co
all those lndsbled 10 me on DIuegist BooE
will please make seIIlemem ~uh Dr l.
Jamison JOS. PERKINS.
CssIlston, Nov. I. 1915
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DIED

In this town, on the lIth inst. William
Davis. Esq aged GO, formerly OF Mendon. -
lPnnter.in Ohio, Mich. and H., are request.
ed, &c.