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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22

We learn that the town Of Fall River is
coon to DO lighted with gas. Mcssrs. Frank.
lin Darracott and George Daracott. Jr., sous
Of George Darracoit, Esq the President ofthc
Gas Company IN ,hIs city, have been in Fall
River Tor some time past, experimenting the
construction Of gas works. and the laying OF
pipes Tor the conveyance Of the gas through
the town. The works. when constructed
will b" under the supcrn,cndencc Of George
Isrracott. Jr. The Gas will be INTRODUCED D
into the pipes in about three weeks. Most OF
the factories in that town viii be lighted with
uae.-- Bost Journal.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22

Without regular and sufficient digestion,
health is out of the question. This is the
great point TO be obtained. Without this there
IS no one organ Of the system that can sustain
llSeli, and no one sense that does not suffer. -
win 1t there is that freedom from all unpleasant
>ensati ON that elasticity, that vigor and energy of
mind and body which makes life blessing and
delight. The next question is how can this be
Obtained for such is the delicate nature of the
digestive organs, that the least circumstance
may effect them unfavorably. If by cold i'm
prudence in eating or long continuance of
costiveneSS, you have lost a gool digestion,
there is nothing more safe, certain and sure
than DR.. Woods, SarSapariIa and Wild Cher
ry BlIerS, remedy for which this very cont
plant has been found to be everything deSira-
ble Give IL one trial and we do not believe
you will seek further for remedy.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22

The Union is advocating rchange of policy
10 the government towards Mexico We have
herctotore been told that nothing was to be
taken from The conquered inhabitants, without
,ts equivalent IN return. Hereafter coniriJu
hons must be levied upon them, and they
must be made TO pay the expense of The war,
IN providing subsistence for our troops
Bost. Whig.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22

TaEAsuR RE FoUND.-The Barnstable Patriot
soys that "two men belonging to Nantucket.
discovered on the shores of that Island a fe W
days since, afier AN unusually low ebb tide,
q cask. the head sh"wing Itself little above
the suriace Of The water, and which they found
on extrcat'ng 1t from lis bed. to contain 5000
Spanish Dollars! II is thought to be q part
OF the cargo of brig wrecked at that place
more than Is years ago."
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22

To LIVERPOOL DiREcT -Four new
steamers are building by the Cunard
company, OF one thousand eight hundred
tons each, which are to form a direct
semi-mon,hly line between New York
and Liverpool. They will be ready to
commence about the first Of May next
-Four other steamers, Of similar d,men.
sions,are also building by the same com
paoy for the American lines, to replace
other boats to act on special occasions.
The new lines are to leave on Saturday
and arrive on Thursday or Friday olthe
second week.-[N. Y. Express.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22

MosrEREy.-'rhe city Of Monterey, which
has just been captured by our arms. is the
Capital ofthc State of New Leon. II il on
the Fernando river. about 220 miles from its
mouth. Il has well paved streets and mostly
one story stone buildings. The population is
about $4,000. and the city is situaled on the
main travelling route from the Rio Gra nde to
the city of Mexico.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22
Railroads.

The American Railrond Journal con.
tains much information on the subject OF
railroads, carefully collected and well
arranged from which it appears that
in New EDglan and New York they
are most energeticallv multiplying aud
extending their lines of railroad, with the
most beneficial effects upon the country.
All parts OF the country appear TO be
struggling to avail themselves Of these
valuable facilities for travelling and car
rying on commercial operations. One
road leads to the construction of others,
and every mile that is made forms an in
ducement TO a still further extension of
the line. In Pennsylvania and Mary
land they are struggling for the trade of
theOhio valley by extending roads across
the Allegheny. In the State Of Ohio
they are making giant efforts to form
lines of railroad to extend from the Oh 10
to the Lakes. Indiana is pushing for
ward the railroad from Madison to In
dianapoIs, and Michigan has made ar
rangement TO have the railroad complet-
ed across the base Of that peninsula, ex.
tending from lake to lake. Virginia is
waking from her dreamy distractions,
and line Of railroad is proposed from
Richmond to the Roanoke river and
from Richmond to the Ohio river. In
North Carolina, South Carolina, and
Georgia, they are making efforts to so
connect their lines as TO have a con,inu-
Gus line the whole distance, and Alabama
and Mississippi are striving TO connect,
their line with the railroads of those
States. Tennessee has also some excel
lent lines in contemplation. These lines
have generally been profitable to the
stockholders, and have rapidly increas-
ed the productions and trade of the
country. Louis .New Era.
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Nj T. NOR ANDA.

AT Amsterdam, 9th ult., bark Providence
Vinson, fir New Orleans, in 10 DIS.
Cid at New Orleans, Sth inst, Ship Wn
Engs, Boss, fr New York.
Arr at New Orleans, 9th inst, schr Martha
Cozzens, fin Pensacola.
Arr at Charleston, IL inst, schr Charles,
Horton, fin this port
Cid fin Philadelphia, 18th inst, sch Abm
Brown, Davis, fir this port
Cid at New Orleans, 9TH inst, schr Martha,
Cozzens, fir Pensacola
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22

A wooden building ,on South Water street,
Providence, X. l., occupied BY MeSsrs. Dench
g. Newhall, as a clothing store, took fire on
Friday night about nine o'clock. The stock
was insured for $1,000 at the Etna office.
Hartford. The loss was about So 200.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22
NOTICE.

| W The present limits are inadequate TO nc.
conmodaie my numerous retinue Of customers
On Ist OF February next, ! shall commence 10
erect "Supendons Warehouse," sufficiently
large To accommodate my friends and numer.
Gus customers. "Large as the present House
is, 1t Is not sufficiently large )" "Spaeious, II is
not sufficiently spacious > "BriHiaRt in 40.
pearance, II is not sufficiently brilliant" This
Gigantn House, the G'ory of Boston, is To
come do'on, and Larger, more Spacious, and
BriHiant Establishment is to take its place.-
These names have been applied to my estab.
l'shment by those that are acquainted with the
real character Of Oak Hall Such as "a saDe.
rl0r Mart, "a princeiy pareh0use," "a Yast
Trading Area" "a Matchiess Establishment" =
"a Theatre Of un6ounded Trade," "a Stupend.
ous Scheme" "an Ertensice Market" "a Tri.
umpham 3chierement,' ia sphere of Eytraor-
d'nary OPERATIONS, "an UnapproachaJie Won
der. Such names probably will apply to my
new cOnsruefure when completed. I might
AZ well undertake to confne tho vast ocean n
the limits of our Pond on Boston Common, as
to carry on my iarge trade within the walls of
these present limits. The public are aware
that my triumphant statements are not over.
rated The trade atmy extensive Ware-rooins
may be compared 10 a large Monster, whose
bulk and mighty stainre have become So great
that II requires n larger sphere for its present
movements. This Warehouse, erected in
!S42, has stood unrivalled in the metropolis
for extent and magnitude, aud yet il is far, far
from being equal To the extent Of my heavy
Trading operations. So liberal IA patronage
must have a larger house for the uniettered
movements of it'd enormous form. An estab.
lisl,mrnt far surprising the present one, is ab.
solntnly necessary, and one il shortly 10 be
erected, that will surprise and delight all in.
terCstad IN nv welfare
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22

When it is our good fortune to meet with any
thing that is calculated TO confer blessings on
mankind, we deem it a duty which we always
AXE pleasure in fulfilling, 10 give immediate in-
formation of the same that the public may have
an opportunity Of reaping the benefit. An cx.
ternal remedy Of grca, value has been made
known to us by the wonderful properties il
possesses in relieving pain and restoring the
afflicted to perfect health, which we have wit.
messed in several cases of RhumatlSm of long
standing and the renewal of strength given
to person who has long suffered with a spinal
affection, we are warranted in most strongly
recommending the use of Hunts Iniment, Ian
advertisement of which will be found in our
paper) for either of the diseases for which it is
so strongly recommended.
Newport. X. J. R-Portsmouth.-
JOHN TALLMAN,-Fall Rlver--CUSH-
MAN Il WOOD, and by drugg lists gener-
ally throughout the State.
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NJ A r r. | A G e s.

In Providence, on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
n Arvlne, Mr.. Stephen p. Fuller, to Miss
Mary i. Waterman, all of that city.
In New York, Sd inst, DIR. L. Bugbee, of
Bristol, to Miss Jane II. Hazard, daughter of
the late Hon. Nathaniel Hazard of this town
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From the Fall River Monitor, April, 1916
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY

This medicine, prepared by a long expert
enced and skiliul physician, tested and approv-
ed by a great number OF intelligent diScrimi
mating and respectable persons in various parts
Of the country, is now received and used with
entire confidence and with great success by
those afflicted with pulmonary complaints. 1t
is also recommended as valuable medicine
for other diseases, such as colds coughs, aud
particularly diseases whose tendency is to con
sumption. Should It's efficacy continue as ii
has thus far been proved in various obstinate
cases, it will indeed be most invaluable med.
cine.
None genuine, unless signed I. BUTTS on
The wrapper
For sale in Newport by r. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22

"OAK HAIL." BosroS.-We call the atten-
ton Of those who may intend visiting Boston
this fall to the "NorIcE" in our columns to-
day. "Oak Hall" it will be seen, is to be
greatly extended-a "stupendous warehouse -
Is to be erected after the first of February next,
for the accommodation Of the numerous Gus
toners Of this celebrated establishment
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22
JAMES HAMMCND'S

fL-z1Akss~ - -
1895 Moses from an old Manse, by Nathan
iet Hapfhorns, z
1896 Achievements of the Knights Of Malta.
by .Aier Sntheriand, Esq 2
1897 Pictures from lialy by Charles Dickens. !
1901 Emilia Wyndham, by the author Of
Two Old Mems Tales"
323o Phylan,hropy or My Mothers Bible,
founded on an incident which happen
ed IN New York,
3239 Shores of the Mediterranean with
Sketches OF travel IN lsl3,-45, BY
Francis Schroeder, 9
1855 Dolores. q novel of South America, by
Harro Huring, =
35s6 Consuelo, novel, by George Sand. 2
1857 Napoleon, and his Marshas, by J r.
Heddiey 2
3240 Red Skins or Indian and lojin, being
the conclusion Of the "Llttepage
Manuscripts" by j. f. Cooper, =
35SS Twenty Years after or three Nous
quetalres, being a sequel to the "Three
Guardsmen," from the French OF Du-
324I Temper and Temperament or Va
rieties Of Character, by Mrs. Ellis, I
3o99 Count OF Monte Christie, with illustra.
tions. by n. Dumas, a
$500 Fair Isabel, or the Fanatics of the Ce.
venes, tale of the Huguenot War,
by Eugene Sue,
1891 Life ot Major General Zachary Tay
lor with sketches Of the lives and
heroic acts, Of many other Officers,
engaged IN he defence OF Fort Brown,
and ~ the actions Oi the 9Th and OH
of May, by {. Frank Poo,H, ]
3242 Clement Of Rome or Scenes from the
Christianity of the FIRST Century, by
Mrs. JOsiin, 4
343 The Bible, the Koran, and the Talmuet:
or Biblical Legends of the Mussu.
mans, compiled from Arabic sources,
and compared with Jewish Traditions
by DR.. G. WtH, Il
32i4 Life Of Roger Williams, Founder OIL
the State of Rhode IslanJ,by William
GammeH, II. NJ Professor of Rhe,o
rIc ~ Brown UNI versiy, Il
3245 Lanelon Parsonage. tale by the au-
thor of"Amy Herbert" d
1916 Aunt Pally's Scrap bag, by Caroline
Lee Hentz, d
$500 Father Darcy. by the author Of 1.-Two
Old Mems raIrs,r II
1893 The Trappers Bride, by Prcy b. 81
John, Il
1884 Blanche of Brandywine or Sepem.
ber the Eleventh, l777, n romance
combining the Poetry. Legend, and
History, Of the Battle of BfandywIne.
by George Lippard, Esq. 3
}595 Fanny the Llitle Mllllncr or the Rich
and the Poor. by Chnlrs Roucron u
}247 Chllon, tale of the Grca, Reiorma |
ton of tho Sixteenth Century by Jane
Louisa W,hidms. III
}24S Two Lives or To Seem and TO b.. |
by Maria J. .Neiniosh, I'll
'5!W Heidelberg, romance by JAMES - |,
r2i9 The Life, and Correspondence Of John
Foster, edited by J. f.. Ryland, with
notices Of Mr.. Foster. as n preacher
and companion, by John Sheppard 2 Il
'597 The Forest Knight. or Early Tunes IN
keniucky,a romance.by D..Homse, / /
'59S GenevIeve or the ChcvalIer of Mason
Rouge. an episode Of 1893, by .Mtrm
der Dumas, 2II
1850 My Crockett Sampler.by Miss LamJeri,
with numerous Illustrations, I'll
200 VOLS History Voyages and
Travels
400 VO LIS. S.-.Nisceiianeous worhs-
and
J, 3,6OOv vOLS.-.Nopeis-. Tales and Ro-
In all, over 5000 VOLS. /
Being the Largest Circulating Library in New
England
Newport, Oct. %, 1916.
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"EDITORs LOOKING UP" At late cat.
tie show at Barns,able, Major Phinney, edi-
tor Of the Barnstabe Patriot. received the
first premium on "crooked neck squash."-
Barre GQzetke.
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q. W.. SIMMONS,

T. > Being obliged to make these stipend.
dous alterations, the Large, Fresh Stock of
fashionable Rsady-made CoIhing, Piece
Goods adapted to thi, present Fall aud com
ing Winter, amounting TO upioards Of one hun.
dred and Twenty-Five thousand doiiars, will be
closed up NJ prices much below the extreme io,o
prices ! hare been selling An the Furnitur.
ol the present establishment for sale Large
Mirrors, Ciocks, Chandeiiers niM Rich Gu
Drops, Couaters, Sho'o Gases, &C., &c.
Ori. 22d, lS46
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II. II. BERRY,
SUR4HDIf D@ND1Sps
0flice al Mr.. =. Peekham's In Chnreh.Slreet
SECOND HOUSE FROM TIIAMEs.sTREEr
BRIGHTON MARKrr,
Reported for tho Boston Daily Advertiser 4 Pair
NosDAy, Oct. 10, 1876.

AZ Market $500 Beef Cattle, 1900 Stores
2sH Sheep, and 600 Swine.
Prices Beef Cnnle-A large number of ,he
highest price Cattle were AT Market, consequent.
ly small reduction on such qualities was sub
miied to Wequole extra 5 25; first quality S5;
second 4 50a 4 Is; third 81 25.
Working Oxen Sales $50, $53, $5s, SG5.
S75, $s2, and SS5.
StofeS-Two year old $l0a l5 three year old
SIG S25.
Sheep-Small lots at ~, l 50, l67, I75,
| ~, 2 % and 2 So
Swine Lots to peddle a, 3Ic for Sows and
4ic for Barrows; old Hogs DC At retail 10 5Ic
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-22

been discovered about five miles from Provi.
dence.
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IL SHIP NEWS. a.
PORT OF EWPORT.
A X RIVE ID.

THURSDAY, Oct 10.
Brig TeloS, Lamphear, fin Prov. for Phila
-, schrs Robert Bruce, Cozzens I'm Prov. for
Phila Mary, lIowand, fin do for Baltimore
Adams, Nickerson, fin do. for Phila.
FRIDAY, Oct I6.
Schrs Narraeanseti, Baker, I'm Phila Euro
tuS, Baker, fin Prov for Norfolk Hannah 4
Abigail, Leland, fin Wilmington for Boston.
SATURDAY, Oct. II.
:. Arr Oct. 10th. schrS Augusta. Brown, FIN
New bedford fr New York; Henry Clay, Nye
FIN do. fir do -
Arr this day. schr Hannah Il Abigail, Leland
Us days I'm W ilmington \. & put into III is port
IN distress, off Sandy Hook in the late gale
lost sails, rigging, and deckload of naval stores
Seth T. Remmck, first mate, died on the pas
sage.
Schrs Hero, ChichoIm, fm Bay ShaIore for
New York Vandala, Sirout, FIN Boston for
Phiia Wakaulla, Parker, fin Baucor for Guil
iordj Red Jacket, James, fin Fail River for
James River Darins, NIckerson, fan Prov for
Boston Ovoca, Brush, fm do. for Phla Mary
Ann Guest, Rodgers fm NorElk
SUNDAY, Oct. 1S
Brigs Victory, Elweli, fm Richmond for r
k'ver Creed, til'nan. fm Norfnlk for Boston;
Ava, Chase, fin Boston for Charleston.
och's caroline, NickcrsOn, hm Prov for
Prov,ncetown Envoy, Brown, I'm Thomas,onI
Tor Norwich; Boston Packet, Rider, frh Prov
Tor Bangor; Grande, GrindaI fn Boston for
New York.
MONDAY, Oct 10.
Rev. Sch. Jackson, Lieut. Cornell, boarded
this morning, Sch Armada, of Harrington,
VIM IL Ross master, from Wareham for New
YORK, run on the rocks in beating in to New.
port and bilsed.
TUESDAY, Oct. 90.
Bark Cora, Thatcher, fin FaIl-Rver for Pic.
tOU.
ScLrs Hannah fIlener, - FIN Barnstable
Tor New York Angen-t, Croweli, FIN New
YORK Tor Portland, Sloop Juno, Alers, I'm do
Tor Prov.
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TO LET,

AVA And possession given amediately,
EN:eN The whole or part of the Anthony
Hi 4 House ON the hill in Church-Slrect.
sA8 To good tenant the rent will be
low. Application on the premises.
oct. -, 1876. .-lw.
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Al Pittsburg, on the l4th, there were 9 !
feet in the channel. rising fast.
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Boston advertisements.
October 18th, 1916.
NEW AUTUMN GOODS.

VAhNSWV "a SHAW have re-
Il celved by recent arrivals N follows Black
Orleans and Alpacca>; super silk Warp do mode
coIored A'paccas; royal wiled CorburgS, in
blacks and colors black Lyoncsc Cloths Dark.
Green aud drab silk Warp Lyonese Lustres :
double tw'IIed. silk warp in dlanas new and
rlt styles OF IA Earlslon GInghams; extra styles
oi iw'lled do gmsham Llppel Robes fancy
DE Lanes; onbre shaded do; shaded Cashmer,
Robes; LADIES' Mohalr.and Cashmere Hosiery,
PLAIN and ribbed, black aud mode colors Gents
aud Lahie, Cashmere Gloves Misses aud
Children's do do; "a and "a real Tartan Shawls:
net aud fancy Shawls. in variety : ladies extra
km Gloves, blk and colorS. NC. &c ~ hich they
olier al The lowest market prices, al corner of
Mix aud Pearl sire, Il Boston.
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CHEAP,

NTOUT, all wool Vermont Cloth, "a sub
- Slanlial and Scrviceabe article, at 10 cents
per yard. T. w. LAWTON & SON
Oct -, lS46
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All Wool Square Cashmcrcs,

From $500 to $4,000, Of all colors, and OF
THE LATEST PATTERNS, aud IN
any quantity.
200 Black Ottoman SILK Shawl~ from 600 to 10 90
500 do TaletH do do dn St 30 Ia 1000
100 Fancy Colured do do various STYLES.
300 Rich Printed Terkcrr mud CasIilian Shnwls
1900 PLAID Long Square Shawls,lr,m l,jO to 1850
300 Black aud Coored PLAN lhlbet, Terkerri aud
Nous de Lame Shawls.
Mande, Neti, wooden and other Comfort Shawls, in
great variety, with "A complete assortment oi
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New advertisements.
The Chess Palladium & Mathematical Sohju,

n NEW Magazine devoted to the curiosilies
IA OF Chess and the ingenuiies OF Arithmetic.
The first number Of The above Magazine iusl
received and subscription received for The same
by CHARLES T. HAM NETT, Jr.,
Oct 22d, 1916. |, Oak Row.
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LOST,

A Ladies HEAD ORNAMENT upon steel
spring with some stones Of value attached 10
1t; tho finder, by leaving it at Mr.. Gorr's
boarding house, Wiliam.st will bo paid re.
ward OF $50 Oct %
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VEN. YORK
BOARDING HOUSE.

~ R. LlLLIBR1DGE, Of Rhodc Is
VI. hnd has taken the commodlouS house
i3I. Greenrih street, corner Of Coddr-St, (and
hui three minaes walk from the BallcIy,( and
WILL at all times, accommodate transient Boar
derS with Gentecl Board al - CTS per day
Persons visiting the City will frd this house
possessing all The comforts Of an hotel >. ".
cOrner Of GrecHuich Il Ccdar.
New York, Sept. 10, ioid.-6nS
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THE ADVANTAGES

IN BUYING AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT
must he apparent TO every one-not only from
the great variety from which To- select--but in.
porting the goods ourselves, we save the profit
which the retailer usually pays the importer,
aud from the immense amount Oi our sales, we
can afford Il DO SELL A SINGLE SHAWL,
at as low rate as any "down town" importer
will sell a case. ln our stock may be found
100 Cashmere Long ShawIs, all wool, Mt s2i,OO
300 do do do wool centres 1900
100 do do do pure Cash
mere, from $500 to 100, 90
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England, Scotland and France,

enables them at all seasons TO oflar the latest
and choicest patterns, combined with fabrics,
which for durability aud comfort they can
recommend with confidence.
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MONDAY. Oct 10

Rev. Sch Jackson, Lieut. Cornell, boarded
this morning, Sch. Armada, of Harrington
WIN. IL Ross master, from Wareham for New
York, run on the rocks in beating in to New.
port and bilord
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None in this Country,

This immense stock amounting to thousands
of Dollars in value aud ranging IN prices from
Scotch Plaid AT 81 80 to an Mdian CameIs
Hair at n Thousand DoIarS, was imported ex.
pressly for this Establishment, Sciectcd by III,
Senior partner, who for the last cightscn years,
has given this difficult and important branch
OF the business, his particui0r attention, and
whose familiarity aud constant communication
with The prIDt IDsI manufacturers IN
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ScLr- Hannah flener, - FIN Barnstable
,or New York Angenet, Croweli, FIN New
YORK Tor Portland. Sloop Juno, Alers, I'm do
Tor Prov.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-03-28
II NEW ES7ABLkSHMEN7' ~
TIZg and SES2IEET IL Ofs
MlANUE EAUEDDTo

THE subscriber having located himself 4
Bloomshurg, is prepared to furnish all kinds a,
ware, aud perform all kinds Of work in his Inc 81
business, at cheap rates and at short notice Ho
has furnished himself with new ahd srletdI
stock oi tools, machinery and materials from pbla
delphia and made large purchase OF COAI, anl
WOOD STOVES, Of various uattens. to s,pnv
h's customers. He viii constantly keep on h, j.
TIN tt'iifE olevery description.
STOg'ES large variety, neatly and suls,n.
italy finished, together with PIPE.
SE'OUT5 for buildings.
C0,qA EEChETS, &c. &c.
He.espectfulIy sclicits public patronage Ht1
ing been iorSome years engaged in his bs,De,,
and having experienced assistants he G"Te.,nG.
dent of satisfying all who may favor him win
their custom.
C0U.N TRY .NEH CHANTS Supplied q,
liberal terms.
Cali on the south side of Main-strcct. do,,,I
below the Office Cf the Columbia Democrat.
October IL, ls45--ly25
s, E. CRAIG,