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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-02-06
Dae. TiYL0R'S
RalSam of E.iyerWOrt,

FoI tie cure Of Coughs, Colds, Caianh, Asihina,
NhoopiHs Cough, Bronchitis, Lirtr Completed,
and al Affections Of the Throat aud Lungs.
yplilS REMEDY is inyaluate and unequalled -
~ /, is purely vegetable and highly medlci-
nal, mid and gentle in its effects upon the sys-
lem. and benc cn'irely fee from all mineral pro
duets, by many 50 Justly feared and dfesdtd, Is
o, rlectly sat. s well as sautaTy. From hno"-
edge OF IL properties, and the wonderful success
which has attended 1t, even IN difficult ana az
gtayacd cases, for nearly tcn years, during "hieh
IL has been tn use The Proprietor ieels no hes'ah.
cy ia introducing Il, and recommending 10 an
Who unfortunately may have occasion TO resort to
some means of recovery. Physicians not unire'
queutly use 1t in their praciee, and With the Med
zeal Faculty generally, it has met with mneh
more than ordinary appreciation.
Ctrahca;es aud testimonials could be furnish
ed in abundance from The highest ard most re-
spectacle sources Of persons who either have been
greatly relieved by It, or entirely recovered from
affections Of the Lungs and LIVER, hut "e insert
only the following
CONSUMPTION ASn RAISING or BLOOD
CURED.
hereby certify that last August, was attack
Cd With a yiolen. aud fr9luse hemerfhace from The
Lungs. severe cough, WITH the exptciarai.on Of
much mucous pain ia the head, settness "a The
chest, and Othsr distressing sy1pioins bought
a bottle o. Dr, Tay lot's Bl.sam Of LNervort nom
375, Bovery which. under the blessing Of Piov.
ijence, gave me immediate relief IL rteti has
been such Ia NY case, that | cannot TOO highly
praise H. cHAS l.. SMITH
April & l643. l53 fillefy 81. Brooklyn.
For common Cod aud Cough, tbs 10 one OF
The very best remedies ever discovered.
\ y There - spurious art caantcf'eti ar,i-
Gle aAoa,. therefore TO careful 10 get The genuine,
80 T.. tn, u.uf,, y
ia Fresh supply Of the above Medicine i1si
received and Tor sails at the Charlotte Dfag store,
by u OATES,
May % SIS 3gu
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NO fE,'m5ms and no Mistake.
State Of Nor.l,-sa rolina

ONION COUNTY
Superior Court IF Lau, August I,rm
1915.
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S3O Reward.
Lin's Balm Of China.

Nor II, lsl5
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-03-13
FARMS FOR SALE.

ia THREE very beautiful Farms, containing 100
sIA acres situated on the banks of the river Poto-
Amac adjoining Mount Vernon, the late residence of
General Washington, in Fairfax Co. Virginia. These
Farm are susceptible of the most productive cuvaton by
means ofwhch nature has furnished abundant supply
the spot They portion of the celebrated Gunson
Estate, and will be sold for s $3.50 per acre.
One Farm containing ls6 of land of the first quail
ty, in Tioga Co., York, with two good dwelling Houses,
Barns, Sheds, &c. abundance of choice fruit, and
healthy spot as any in America This farm, stock, and
farming utensils for $4,000.
Farm containing 1l5k of very excellent land, very
iayofaby located in Harmony, Chautauque Co., ~ Y.
There good dwelling House, Barn. &C. This pleas
ant, heahtu location, and property with which the pur
chaser cannot fail TO be pleased One thousand of
sugar made annually this place. 1t is red with
all the farming, daryng and sugar-maku ,enss, for
Sl5O0-twothirds of which may rema interest any
length Of time
II any body to purchase tarm, large small,
good or Indifferent, dear cheap far off, for cash
creo they be accommodated by nquring of JOHN
MILTON EARLE Worcester, the Real Estate Mark
ct, 81 Wall Street, New York, of
Aug. rs. # ARNOLD BUFFUM co.
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Farm for Sale,

Il HE subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
I'm in Grafton about half mile from the centre OF
the townJ containing from 80 to 100 acres OF good
and well divided into moving, iage, pasture ana wood
Land with good story house convenient for two
samilIes with good wei water in the house, and good
Rarn which has been built but few years He will sell
The whole or part ofsaid land, with or without the build
nss as may best suit whoever may wish 70 purcnase.
paoe desred Possession be had on the first Of April
sst For further particulars apply 70 the subscriber on
n ,ss 'nro nJ HENRY d. HOWARD.
the preiniSeIs oe ia
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Farm for Sale.

- CIPUATED in Fitchburg, Worcester County, one
enh - of the most hourishing towns in the State The
4 said Farm is about Ia mile south of the village,
and about the distance from the Depot of the Rail
road, which trains to Boston three times day.
The Farm contains from fifty to fty-6ve acres, and a
House, Barn, aid othef Ouiiun6ss aAtll aiEale
lots young White Oak Timber and Ledge of Granite,
fully equal that of Quincy ALSO young Orchard of val
nabe Fruit Said Farm is well divided into now
ing pasturage and age land and well supplied with
that fails in the dryes 1t well fenc
ed with substantial stone wall, and is now under high
state of cultivation. 1t formerly owned by Oliver
Fglum deceased part of the purchase money. il de-
sired, remain mortgage. Possession given imme-
diately. For further particulars, inquire of
ABEL FULLUM,
Dec Q. dltwtf No. Hamilton Place, BosToN.
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nnI.nNY HOUSE.

rTvHIs House recently leased by DAVID ZONE
TN ] NEY, formerly proprietor OF The Central Hotel,
E. Worcester and more recently Of the W. 3 Hotel,
Albany, NJ VI located III termination OF the Norwcn
worcester and Western Ro'l Road Depots
corner of Beach, LIZ DIN and Utica streets, -.
I. NON onen Tor the receipt OF company The COLONY,
being new and finished with modern improvements ana
navo, ynnrience In the line Of public entertainment,
with those also Of the superintendent s. p DAMON VINO
y well known 10 the public caterer he hopes 70 gam
liberal share of patronage. at,f
Hoatou. Oct. g. -,
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.MiIl Property in Ohio for Sale

or Exchange for It's equivalent IN productive
Property in Worcester or Boston, Ms
- TT consists of FIGURING Mill, Saw Mills, 7 Ten.
fA ements and about 220 of Land, situated on
.lllAA Symmes Creek 3 miles from the Ohio River and
miles from ProctOrsville, opposite GuyandOtte, Va
These Falls considered key TO the almost inexhans
tibe supply Timber above which is down so miles
TO- but cannot pass them without great risk AMI ossbe
low the creek is unobstruced 10 the Ohio River at high
water II is present rented for $40 year to June
l847 reserving the privilege of making further improve
ments ifdesired.
This property is elgihy locaed for the manufacture Of
Iron being within the region of the great Iron and Coal
deposits Of the South Of Ohio (see The Ohio Geological
SURVEY of which 600 will be turned out in
this County this year,
Any other information may be obtained by letter adj
dressed TO HAMMOND HOWE,
JAM Il CEd-E's Mills, Laurence Co, OHIO
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Farm for Sale in Rutland,

CONTAINING one hundred and thirty-fve acres
M u of excellent Land, under high state Of cultva
5:sL tion situated one mile from the Meeting House.
The land suitably divided into moving tiage, pasture
and wood The farm well fenced. Good soft water is
brought TO the house and barn through aqueduc from
never failing springs On the farm is good Dwelling
House Barn, other outbuildings, all in good repair
The whole can bought together the buildings and SO
acres of land called the Home Place." will best suit
the purchaser The above will be sold low, and any one
wishing an excellent srm at a great bargain will do well
TO call and examine it, For further particulars apply 10
WIN. ESTABROOK, on the premises, or TO WILLARD
BROAD az Rutland. d2aw wtf46 Nov 2.
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Real Estate NIarket,-37 WaII-st NY

%~A a MoNG the thousand FARMS which we have de.
E; scrlbed on our Regser,we especially invite the
Aatenti0n OF those who wish to buy Farms which
ing:
is-CoRtains 225 acres of Land of the first quality in
high state of cultivation fruit the best kinds with two
living streams running through good Dwelling House,
tnree Barns &c. very handsomely situated in Morrisve
the couny-seat of Madison County N, Y 20 miles from
Utica. Price S5625.
2d-SOO acres in Fairfax Co., Virginia. on the banks Of
ne foomac RIVER adjoining the beautiful estate of Mount
Vernon, the late residence of President Washington
Price $780,
3d-A beautiful Farm of Isl ofexcelent Land with
choice fruit good buildings and very ravoraby located in
Harmony, Chautauque Co., N. " will be sold with farm
ing and sugar making and darying utensils for $780,
II For further particulars inquire of JOHN MILTON
EARLE, Worcester, of The subscribers in New York.
Aug. IL. ARNOLD BTTFFUM a. co.
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For sale in North Brookfield,

A FARM containing ~ acres Of excellent hama
EH.and wood Land, well fenced with good stone wall,
and wateed by failing springs There are on the
Farm a new Dwelling House. two good Barns and out
buildings liberal credit given, If desired, on portion OF
the purchase particulars apply TO the subscriber ON
The ppremises GEORGE JACKSON.
"'s ~ nraoLaald Ian % swE
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THE PROTECTTON ms. co.

n u I. HNO I FO EION ms. 90.
OGcesNo. s, Exchange Buildings, North Of the
State House, Hartford, CT.
THIS Company incorporated by the legislature Of
L Connecticut, with Capital of ONE HUNDREDAND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, for the purpose of effect
ing FIRE and Marine Insurance, and has the power
creasing its Capital to Halt a Million of Dollars
The Company offer insure Houses, Stores Mills Fac
tories, Barns and their contents and all othel nsurabe
property against loss and damage by fire. The
premium offered as low those of other similar
Institutions and every man has opportunity for ing
sum to protect himself against the ravages of this destruc
ton element The course the Office in transacting
their business and in the adjusting and payment of losses
is prompt and liberal
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining Insurance against loss and
damage by fire. in Worcester Vicinity are referred for
further particulars ISAAC DAVIS, Esq., at his office in
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER Sec'y.
Hartford, July II, 1874. Iy
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Lightning Rods,

VNHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
IL and the public that he has removed TO Worcester
where he will receive orders for putting up LanrNlNc
RoDs his and improved plan of using Glass and
Wooden Fastenings, which VIII be mt once by those
who acquainted with Electricity TO be far more SAT-
lhen the common iron astenngs. Six per cent discoun,
will be made on all werk previous to the first ofApr
For sale the ELECTRO MAoNETo APPARATUS for Medical
WIN. A. CRAWFORD,
OUer Fitch's Sash and Blind Shop
Jan. 5l no on the Boston RniTo0d.
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In addition TO the above premiums, deposte of per
cent ON the premiums will be required; and deposite
note varying at the different ages from Is 80 per cent on
the premiums.
Applications for Assurance may be made the Office OF
the Company at the CENTRAL BANK in Worcester and to
the Agents in the towns and sections OF New England
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Ohio
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary.
Worcester July 9, ls45.
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]. w. PAINE. Dentist.

No. 154 Main Street,--Worce
INSERTS TEETH upon Gold Plate, by atmospheric
pressure, the most approved instruments for
actng and chemicals for destroying the nerve &c.
Defective Teeth filled with geld In the most durable man
~ Teeth extracted for rs cents, and all charges
reasonable. jan 8,
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SINGING SCHOOLS.

SINGING SCHOOLS.
MIR. L. S. RUST, Teacher of TOcal Music,
I'VE would respectfully inform the inhabitants OF Worces-
County and vicinity, that he is located Worces
ter and wishes devote his whele time the duties
his profession Musical Societies. Choirs or private Glasses
can obtain his services on the reasonable terms.
BY the kindness Of Professors L. MASON and G. j. WEsR
of Boston, Mr. Ras permitted refer any inquiries in
relation his qualifications and as a teacher e
them. Residence No. BRINLEY Row
Worcester, Sept l6, l945. Sstf
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THE DAILY SPY.
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worcester.
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor

Terms.
me price OF The DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
nI, or seyentyfve Cents per quarter if paid strictly
not paid in advance r.
THE MASSACHUSETTS spy
IS published weekly the came office Terms-Sl rs in
advance or $500 ifnot Dad in advance
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Few & Genteel Tailoring Establishment

T.. STOCKWEDL,
(Snccessor TO THOMPSON KIMBERLY, JR.,)
M GUILD respectfully to the citizens Grafton
w and vicinity that he has taken Rooms Nos. and
on hesecond floor in FORBUSH'S BUILDING, where he
will give strict attention to
Cutting, Making, and Trimming Garments
EVERY DESCRIPTION,
in tlsmost approved style and tOork1nanKe manner.
Tho}e who favor him with their patronage may
sured a effort expense will be spared to give them
the most perfect satisfaction and that for elegance fit
and style Of work Garments made at his Establishment
shall npt be surpassed by any made in this vicinity
Having made arrangements to receive New York, London
and Paris Fashions monthly he will be able present
his paons the different styles Of the Americans, English,
and Frtnch, as they may change during the year.
All Garments and made his Establishment are
warranted TO give entire satisfaction.
All ders promptly executed. o. Cutting done short
notices.
l.. 8 hopes with his experience and strict attention
busine merit and receive liberal share Of public pat
ronagss Grafton, Feb is.
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Wanted,

Wanted,
AT the North Oxford Optical Works, two nrst
N rate Spectacle Frame Makers None but finished WORK
mon needhpply. ""
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CLEARING OUT SALE

NOV will be the time to buy BOOTS and SHOES
at great discount the disorders are determined
to reduce and sell the balance of their Winter Stock before
the Isl q March, that may have ano-e room for new
and large assortment of BOOTS and ST. for the Spring
and Summer trade
The owng are some of the Bargains thai ;sy be had
by calling
At the Old Stand of Sam'I b. Scott
Mems Thick BOOTS for $3.50 such as have been sci,
for 50.
Mems Calcutta Boots for 81 rs to 1925
Mems Stout Calf Boots for 50.
Mems common Cali Boots from Sl,75 TO S225
Boys thick Boots from IS cts to 81 25.
Ladies Kid and Leather Walking Shoes from 75c 81
with many other kinds at proportionatey low prices.
Also spout 100 pairs Mems Iaies' and Chdren's RUB
BERS at rs cts per pair.
few pairs Ladies lined and bound RUBBERS SO cts
pei pair to close out a lot.
The public will find it their advantage call soon
they wish to buy BOOTS and SHOES extremely low
prices
One door north Harden, Brotcn & Co.'S
CHICKERING & LONGLEY.
Worcester, Feb. g. dwtf
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WILLIAM BOGLE,
First Premium. Ventilating and Gossaner
WIG MAKER,

22S Washington st cor. Of Summer (up stairs }
BOSTON,
HAS always hand and manufacturing for SALE varied
and beautiful of Ladies' Wigs Half Wigs,
Frizees Long Bands &c. of every shade and color Also
Gentlemen's Wings Top pieces &c. of the very finest and
lightes description for which he awarded The First
Premium at the late Mechanics Fair in Boston.
Persons on application, (by letter oherwise may OBJ
tain full directions for measuring the head insure
a perfect fit. fine selection Of Ladies' Seams. Whole
sale, at LOW PRICES. ly Ian. 90
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NOTICE.
"a TlY license of Court will be sold Public Auction
s:n u the premises in Leicester, Saturday, the
4sM- fourth day of -4prn nert, O'Clock in the
afternoon, following Real Estate FARM of about
l42 of Land suitably divided into Moving, Tlsge
Pasture and Woodland, with large story Dwelling
House, and convenient oubuidings thereon, situate the
souherly part Leicester the road leading Leices
Auburn about q miles from Leicester Academy and
about II mile from Clappve Depot being the same Real
Estate lately owned and occupied by MARTIN BRIDGEs
now deceased For further PARTICULARS inquire Of the sub
scriber in Clappve. % Conditions at sale.
EBENEZER DUNBAR,
Leicester, March s. 1886. dw3w+ Administrator
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hktNTLiNn t.ss'S
NllNE 81 RESTORATIVE SYRIp

49, 4 y Az II
AN ENrIRE VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
BNOR the Cure "i SCROfULA. Eniaixea.eaf q
tte Jo,a's. Chrunic Rheumsusm. Guai, tum
hngo- irSfEPSIh I,disS1oa. EYgIiions a. "a,
Nkue. Neu'e Rish. letter. DgorsY. SYM ilie,ic Of
Mer,r rial DlsenScs; in short fmm all diseases al.
''ng from an IMPURE state OF nc BLOOD. . &c
'ars,d condition Ct the Digestive Organ. CT tho rs.
JUoicsouS usc ui NEgcVRY.
II is NOW some twelve ycors since the props ior
Como tn the knowledge OF ihN Syrup. In which
'tm" - has be feels hatPy 10 sly. iar exceeded h.s
expectations. having performed ouIss whore
S~aim's Pauacea and The vNfuu. prcpataiious of
SstsaParhla could act. though pets.siSd IA Cor a long
tune, Produce the lea'i saluIay al, cts uron the
patients.
In is properties. il il 7Snie. Catiar,;c. Diagsu-
rs,c. DisOtetc. and eeis upon me LIVER. hy SGci-
t'ug ~ when languid 10 secretion.
A. an Ale a ice and Pa Ter of tho BLOOD. II
y honestly bvliev ell by The Proprietor. ~suyetior 10
any other medicine nov in use.
Indeed a was not Until he had become fully sat
ished OF ~ great medicinal virtues. ugelher with
the solicitations Of persons who bed Witnessed the
same. that he Would consent 10 n,iice although he
medium Ut a Ge~ spapsr. ~ such a course 10 him
always seemed 90 mueh like ~qSaekry putting H.
sell trtn notice.
Through the persuasion oi many petsons. who
s"cm To think him IA duiy bound 10 publish a Ia
The world bt The beaeat OF ~suietng humanity. he
has n length eOrno 20 iho coatlus.On OF gutsninr
Ga" course adoF'ed by every cOtapoGnJeT 81 lulck
medicines. th,Hgh ho tro,is not w,th that blgrhctG
slrpnicfy Whirh many use ia order 10 rfam iheIt
stall down tho ihtols pi q to EASILY dcluicd vca-
pie. CeGifcatei Il cur,s have often bevn ten.
irr'd him. Cor which he feeds tfuly ihaNklui 10
surh TOR her cord Iutcnti,ul Int such hi - be
arNcr deemed neces,qfy, ~ lie does ~ all ttmcs
hts assettion IT i,-rlf. nll sIihciont. mud
hose ~hu cannot take CIR grated what he says are
under no Cumpulsi0n 10 take hts medicine. 40.
'omranyir each bo,;iO are insltuc,i.,hs tt taking
lac Syfup. and also n descdpiun of the kind
& food u he used. with Tho mode vi pre-
'aHuR u. Far s1ie at
BRENrLiNGERS APorHECA. Monroe ST.
Near the Cuuri i,uusr. wheSr con DC h,, ut any \
"i HE day ~ pight. Physicians Prescriptions
'nd family p.edieines ol uIi do~,cuptnLs.
Al.u Brenlliufsts Comrouud Syrup OF p,rc.ri. J
or the cure Of Coughs. Code, Lighlurys OF The
-l.cst AID IHcpisHt Consumption
Should any rcrson pner u-inr 7 bottle oi hi.
'oush " iNufc. come back md say he had received
." hencG' irom IL. his MONEY shall be rsfnads9.
dec % ~
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W~AsMINGTON IiALL,
MARKET STREET, srFUBEsvfLLE, ono
JOHN III ONS pyoprfeiOY

800" - N"fHrtF- q - NJ nm NV
JOHN III ONS, ProprieiOr.
r MIS- osmuiIsnmeut hos been lnsen by ,be M
A det~ignrd. wbp 5e-ptciiuily legs leave tu
ia,pfm tus ircua' nud lac llhfic rsnemry ,hai %
hus heen f,hted aud furnished in q styI- rot ar
isfscd hy any hou,e 30 this piacc, sud a. loasi equal
10 any u he Wee.
Wu.h ugfou HlD is located In TIE business psri
Of jhc town. ga Market Street. ncatly oqp5snc the
COM House ond pnhhc hulN0ues. arI within y
few steps 81 Tie Market. Tho sHns'op d. The mtst
elevated 81 coy putiic house In lie CIV. ounmls.
dog 4, view 81 tie River iofsrYofal miles above
and below.
Al OMNIBUS aol Servants. will Of oil times
be H fe,ainrss tp convey l@sssnget- arc iho.t bag.
gago IA sud from he tieamtuut lsudines
Eyey htcUmu odaiuu which ihe public have q
right - stpfct may ROW hc had al Use iia,I, 0l
teirn- as fso.onahle as oirfci b. any oihrr good
house IN Sicuteuville Aslhe pforntidt " il4pa,c
90 Gins 70 espctso 10 render gcnefsI satisfaction.
h'si with bis long eFporisnrc Boo he hns'ncss. VII
meto % tbc nicfe-i 81 hose Nho come ihs cay
iu gits hin a oah' JNO IRONS
dog
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NJ. & /. SWEENEY,

NJ. q 4. SN EENE1
AVE just iccciyed and oPencu 100 packages
FINE CHINA shd ~QUEENSwARE.
Among Other articles they have
Fmc Gold hand China Tea Seis from 81 lo 100 rs
Rich Gilt and Fancy d. do
po Ca exita fne do
Richly decorated Mantel Orramen =. CuloSne.. Fan
cy lnk-. B@sksis SC IN g'eut vune'y
The Ladies are iHviisd To call and EXAMINE
these. ns they snrpsss any ding ui the klnd ever
heiore brought 10 hrs couH,ty aud ste worth seeing
Rich Gilt and embossed Fuil Baskets, iaced & high
Whuc Chtna do do d.
Gilt aLi plain CumFoiiers. Ca~erol'es. Tnrreens,
H0ai- Rnt San.; Tsa PaIs. Sugars AID G cnms.
Tea and C,aee Cups and Saucer. Plates. &c, luicd
plain and iaucy styles. ID SETS or pieces 70 SUIT Gus.
iomers
Ia common ware we have L,"errcol Dishes and
Plates fall sizes. Tees and Conees Tea sud Coffee
Puis. Sugars md Crcsms, &c. of various colots,
printed. finN ing bue aud Fancy Toilet Sets; c,m.
mon edged Plates. Dshea, Teas BE, Sc. with eve.
" oihcr aruete ns.nlly ksIi ~ The moai extensive
eTnhiishpenIs ihihe somaTy. aud Which TIE prbit
nced only caii abd price ~ be satisfied hat We so'i
iewcr ihnR hey can be purchase elsewhere. We
have ca hand and ste constantly manufacturing
ctt and plain tIsil L,mp-. Lanterns. Tumbicrs.
Dishes. Sc, which ioge,hcr wHh onr stock 81
Qneepswarr. We invite The a iepiion Ut purrhsssrs.
slhcr Who esaie or READ Warehouses Mo- 2 and
Montoe 81 Wbecung. Va nov -
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Es % @ "a q Est.

BookSll BoOKSnn
, ME S~UBSCRlBEK has just teccived a new
wrTk cnulled Minstrel OF Zien ar Religious
Songs with appropriate Music. cbi,iy orieinsl by
lhe Rrv's Hunter nnd li9kclrld, also n -npply of
Fnmily en9 rocbet Rhlcs. various bind,ag. -
Works ou T%leulnRr: Sch---t Y -ohr. with "a variety ot
Aimanscs lor TIE ensuing yesr
J FISHER beep..
nuN - NJ l33 Mann Street.,
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COOKIaG ,ToYEs

ME S%u'rcutef has h. jay rcrrived n large
q lt ~ Cl-kiUs stoves from CincihnaiI. from
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