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rather than lose tooth, and these drops ac-
compIiSh all they desire-eradcatn the tooth.
ache and saving the teeth Who would longer
Suiier1 Price % cents.
Prepared and sold by HENRY JOHNSON,
chemist and druggist 273 Broadway, corner
ChamberS-st., in the Granite building.
Sold in Newport by r. Il. HAZARD,
Oct 29-3m. near the Court House
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REMITTANCES.

For the convenience OF persons wishing TO remit
money to their friends we Keep constantly for sale
DRAFTS AT SIGHT, which are cashed at any Bank
in England Ireland, Scotland. Duplicate Checks
always furnished to insure the purchasers against loss
N. B. The accommodations and reputation OF this
Line SUCH that other persons advertise to bring
Passengers by and the public respectfully inform
ed that HARNDEN e. Co. are the only authorized
Agents to sell Tickets for the Limo.
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yuNO THE DEAF.-DANNvILLE, Me
j. Oct. I, ls44.-I hereby certify that
was afflicted with deafness for about four years
in one ear, and with the other about six weeks.
A fer trying various remedies recommended, I
procured one bottle Of McNAlRS ACOUSTIC
OIL, Of Mr.. Edward Mason, apothecary, Port
land, and after using it according TO the direc.
tions, I recovered my heering entirely.
~ l.. INCERsoLL.
Mr.. Ingersoll is well known in the State Of
Maine, having filed several town offices, SC.
His certificate is entitled to implicit belief
.Comstock & Ross, 10, fremont Row, Boston.
Agents for Newport,
II. J. TAYLOR, and
Nov. 10. e.. G. G. HAZARD,
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These Vessels are commanded by experienced ant
humane Masters and particular attention will be paid
to the accommodation and good treatment Of Passen
gers under the charge.
Persons ishing To send for their friends, do so
by procur q aCertcate Of PassageOf HARND N & Co.
Boston, specifying wha, Vessel they wish them come
by, and the day Of leaving, thus saving them the ex
penso Of any detention In Liverpool.
HARNDEN Co., wishing to conduct their business
upon principles Of fairness and equity to prevent fraud
and deception have but one price for passage, which, In
all cases, includes head money and bread slus Pre-
paid Passengers always have the preference over Pas
sengers paying In Liverpool.
Those appiyng by letter, or otherwise, for Certh-
Gates of Passage should In all cases. furnish the
and Of the persons sent for, with their address In
full, 10 enable Messrs IIarnden Co. OF Liverpool TO
notify them OF the proper time To leave home and fur
nish other necessary Information.
To persons returning home, this Line also offers su-
perior facilities and accommodation.
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nLDRIDGE's BALM OF COLUM-
May ID, 1876

nLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUM-
" BIA.-This arcle was introduced into
New York about twenty years since and from
its superior virtues in reproducing hair, when
it had fallen out, keeping the head free from
dandruf, Ga most loathsome article on gentle
mans coat colar,) and giving a soflness and
beautiful lustre unknown before to the hair, has
induced some persons TO set up and advertise
many articles Tor the same purposes, none Of
which stand the test Of trial. Pofessing, as
most Of them do, to be oils Of various kinds, all
Of which are positively injurious to the human
hair. Let no one be deceived no other arti-
Gle will make the hair grow rapidly and Of a
good quality but the Balm Of Columbia. and no
other article purpor,'ng to be the Balm Of CO.
lumbia is genuine without the name OF Com
stock & Co. on the outside wrapper. Sold in
Boston, by Comstock & Ross, 10, fremont
Row.
Agents for Newport,
r. j. TAYLOR, and
Nov 90. G.. G. &. HAZARD.
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Certain Cure for TOOthache.
GLOVE ANODYNE DROPS.

IN NUMBERLESS CASES
when all other tooth-ache re.
medies have failed, the Glove
Anodyne drops have effected
a cure, and the pains from de.
cayed teeth have been entirely
driven away. Many suffer
the most terrible pangS daily,
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DIANO EORTEs Tor sale at 40, Thames
i street, made by the very best wOrkmen ~
boston. which will be warranted in every re-
specl, and kept in tune for one year
iuly2. j. .GOODSPEED, Agent.
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@somemy little soaa@ W2aAH."

7 AIDES !! You who are about to condemn
IL those soied and faded dresses, that bonnet,
and Shawl,.as being unfit for further use, Just
put them in as small compass as you can, mark
ION each article your name, with directions
whether to color or cleanse, send them to the
subscribers store, (Ii3, Thames.streei,) and in
about two weeks you will have them returned
to you nearly as good as new the following is
list of prices of articles which may be colored
or cleansed.
Silk Merino, Grape. Alpaca, and Alpine, . sl,oo
All new pieces extra ia cts each.
shawIs.
Merno and Silk, large sizes, from 5sto S..
common do $50 ass.
small do. 2s6 3Ls.
Grape, Silk, and WOolen h'dk'6 l2lc s7l.
SILK bonnets, --- 25037l.
Straw oonos,s, dyed and pressed, --.- Is.
Leghorn hats, 81 10 so.
Silk hose, II 0p 20.
Wors.ed, woolen and cotton, ------ l2i.
Ribbons per yard, ----- 2to5c
Parasos, 2s3 TO 2s6.
Sunshades, rs.
silk frinses and worsted do. S to &c per yd.
Silk, cotton, and woolen Gloves l0c
Carpets ceaned-sent for returned, to lee pr yd.
Merno Shaws do In elegant style So 10 7s6 each.
do dyed light colors, Without ipjurng the borders
coors-superior to any that as YET have been done
any establishment In Boston vicinity by having madi
great Improvements in the management and ART OF dye
ing II can be done at much lower prices Than IL has
usually been done for.
To the gentlemen would say, your dress and hoek-
coats, colored and finished from 6s to 7s6.
Over coats do do 6s3 to IS.
Pants do do 3s to ass.
Goats and pants ceansed In superb style-look a.
No additional charge made for transportation. For
JOHN j.; JouyET, Agent
| Newport, March 3lst, 1896
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OMsTOCK g. CO.'S sARsAPA-
~ RILLA is as sure and strong an extrac
from this celebrated root as can possibly be
made. The price is so reasonable that the
poor can afford to use it, being but 81 cents per
that will efiectuaIly purify the blood from all
impurities. Those who have been imprudent
in the use Of calon,el &c, will find sure relief
from it. Every one should take it in the spring
Of the year, if they wish to beve good health
during the warm season. For sale by Com
stock & Ross, 10, fremont Row, Boston.
Agents for Newport,
r. J. TAYLOR, and
&. G. C.. HAZARD.
Nov. 90.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-24

PATENT
@ 8 ID u q u ST B S.
Folger's Olosao oDian.
Dandelion Il Tomato Panacea.
McA listers Ointment.
Taylor's Basam Liyerwort.
Sands, Bulls and Carpenters sarsaparilla.
starkweather's Hepatc Elixir.
Jayne's Indian Expectorsnt,
DO Carminative Balsam.
DO Tonic Vermifuge.
Do Sanative Pills.
Do Hair Tonic.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
Wistar's Bslsam Wild Cherry.
Murray's Fluid Magnesia.
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam.
Sands Remedy for Salt Rheum.
5herman's, Jackson's, and Wistar's Cough
Lozenges.
Fahnestock's Vermifuge.
Benefits Arabian Balsam.
Hays Liniment.
Whitney's Group Cordial.
Doct. Richardson's Bitters.
Dslley's Pain Extractor.
Browns Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bitters.
Dyer's Healing Embrocation.
Warmers Jaundice BitteIs.
East India Hair Dye.
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.
Waterman Specific Plaster.
Scarpa's and McNair's Acoustic Oil.
Comstock and Co.'S Sarsaparila.
Indian Vegetable Elixir.
herman's c ough, Worm and Dinner Lozenges.
Smiths Sugar Coated Pills
Hewes' Nerve and Bone Liniment.
Sands Glove Anodyne Toothache Drops.
Clickener's Vegetable Sugar Coated Pills.
Naples Hair Dye.
SWANS Panacea.
Balch's Extract Of Dock and sarsararilla.
A fresh supply OF the above named valuable
Medicines for sale by
c. G. C. HAZARD,
Druggist g. Apoihecary,
Jan. 8, lS46. No, 81. Thames street.
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N ational Loan Fund
Life Insurance Society, of London:
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF
PARLIAMENT,
CAPITAL $2.5OG.UOO.

~S1SSOSSSVs
The following are among the advantages
offered by this Institution -
The guarantee ofa large subscribed Capt.
tai IN addition TO the accumulation of Premi.
ums.
The peculiar benefit secured to the as
sured by the principle Of the Loan Depart
ment.
The payment Of Premiums, annually, half
yearly. or quarterly.
The travelling lease extensive and liberal.
Thirty days allowed after each payment
Of premium becomes due, without forfeiture
Of Policy.
The Society being founded on the MUTU-
AL & JOINT SrocK principle, parties may
participate in the profits Of the Society, two
thirds of which are annually divided among
the Assured.
The Society is not connected with either
Marine or Fire Insurance.
No charge made the assured for Medical
examination.
For the character and responsibility Of the
Institution, the Society has the privilege of
referring to the
Hon. ABBOTT LAWRENCE, and
WILLIAM APPLETON, ESQ.,, Boston.
Medical Examiner in Newport, X. l.,
THEOPHILUs c. DUNN, M. ID.
Pamphlets containing tables OF rates, &C.,
may be examined and all necessary informa-
ton obtained at the Agents office in this
town, over Mr.. Callahan's Book Store,
rhames-sL C. f. ROBBINS, Agent.
Newport, X. |. Nov. 20, lS45.
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TO the Afflicted.
DR.. Banning's Patent Lace

A N immediate relief to Incipien, Cor
IA sumplion-Bronchtis, Palpitation fc
the Heart-Dyspepsia and affections Of the
Spestive and assmilating organs generally
dges-Prolspsus and diseases of women
Pllinal Curvature, weakness and irritation
Nervous affections.
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HaAHE NAPLES HAIR DYE Is war

yuNHE NAPLES HAIR DYE 10 war
n ranted TO impart to the hair a beautiful
let black, without either efec,ing its sofiness or
strength, and without staining or in any way
inuring the skin. II is perfectly innocent In its
nature, and has no deleterous effects on the
health, as is attested by The experience OF those
in the city who have used il for long time'
and who still continue to use II. An apprehen-
sion of its possessing injurious qualities has
alone deferred thousands from this valuable
preparation, which so much beauties and a.
dorns personal appearance. Sold at 49, Ire
mont Row, Boston, at 80 cts. per bottle.
Agents for Newport,
II. J. TAYLOR, and
G. G. G.. HAZARD.
Nov. 90.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-24

FIOOTH BRUsUEs.-Thiry different
Il patterns of Tooth Brushes, at all prices at
Oct - r, J. TAYLOR'S.
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DER5ONs wishing to send for their fiendsi in IRELAND
Is England, Scotland or Wales, can do so through III,
Subscribers who sole Passenger Agents for the on
Line OF regular Packets between BosTOs LIVERPOOL
leaving Liverpool the 5th and goth Of each month
and composed Of the following FiRsr CLASS AMERICA
VESSELS built expressly for this lne and equal TO
hips anoat.
The "Joshua Bates" (new,,
" "Washington Irving,'' "
4" "Anglo Saxon" e"
" "Sunbeam,' 4"
" "Concordia,''
" "Columbiana,''
" est. Petersburg"
" "GOvernor Davis.''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-22

one and finely toned is situated at the east end Of the
church. d ectIy the entrance. The church was fill
long before the time Tor commencing the service.
At hafpast 10 o'clock, the procession, consisting Of
about cergymen dressed in black robes and white
surplccs, formed AT Bunkers to march TO the church
The procession formed in the following order:
l. The Sections and their assistants with slaves.
q Tho Rector, Teachers, and Scholars OF Trinity
school, founded in 1902 and from that tmcI continued
without interruption.
T. The vesry Of Trinity Church, with the Officers Of
the Corporation.
s. The ycstrics OF tho city churches, lin the
order OF dates OF organization, viz the last organized TO
be first in the lIne)
g. Students in the General Theological Seminary Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church IN the uned states
T. Law Trustees oil the Protestant Episcopal Society
for promoting Religion and Learning IN the state OF New
YORK.
.. Trustees Of Columbia College.
q. Lay Members OF the Standing Committee Of the
Diocese and Lay Delegates and supcrnumerary Dele
gates to the General Convention
~. strangers specially invited
H. Clergy ia surplices, not OF the degree OF ID. ID.
a. Doctors IN DIVINITY, IN surphces
13 The Bsn0p
Before entering the church. the order of proce ssion
somew changed 30 that the schooboys OF Trinity
nave the rs alter which the Vcstry Of
TRINITY anu tie Dshop followed by the Clergy.
lhcy entered tAe church al ABOUT Al clock repeating
the Bshop anu clergy, alternately the gath psalIs
" lille procession was being seated voluntary
play ed upon the organ in beautiful and solemn
The church Is " eli adapted for organ music
The rich tones swell and vbrate through the acoves
and among the pillars and striking the high
reyerberate again 10 the Of the congregation ne
organ played by Dr. Hodges. After the voiunisiy
Tie usual service oi tno Epscopsl chucn
was read BY Bishop cCoskry and the letter Of conse
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In fact, the whole of this window shows the most
perfect specimens of this art beheld.-
Mr.. Upiohn, the architect, likewise, has evil
IDENTITY displayed the highest degree of talent in the
designing portion of this immense structure, which
is all in gosd keeping, and in most excellent taste.
There is not the least portion that strikes the eye
Extensively, but all is blended together beautifully.
The organ is superb affair, having cost $4,000,
including the outside case. There are one hun
dred and thirty-nine pews, each of which will
contain seven persons some, however, are much
argcr-consequently, we may estimate the pews
to hold one thousand and fifty persons comfor,a-
bly,. The church is very lofty, you will observe
from the representation. Il is built with brown
stone, which, combined with the enamelled paint
ed glass, produces fine sombre effect. The sem
sation produced while in the Church is certainly
beyond description, and must be felt to be in any
way appreciated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-22

We herewith present our readers with two
engravings, representing the exterior and interior
of Trinity Church. The interior, as seen from
the centre aisle, shows the magnificent window
over the altar, painted in the richest colors ina
gnabe, all Of which are burnt in, and viii retain
their brilancy long as the Church stands
It has been rumored that this workmanship was
executed in Europe, but such is not the case: it
was all done here, by Mr.. Abner Stephenson, in
shop erected on the premises, and We should
say, from the specimens here exhibited, that he is
certainly at the head of his profession. He has
been steadily employed for nearly three years in
completing this beautiful work The centre figure
in the grand window, represents our Saviour, sur
rounded by six Apostes--St Peter, st. Matthew,
ST. Mark, 81. Luke, ST. John, and st. Paul =
these figures, as also the various other designs,
are laid in with colors so brilliant that it is impos-
sible to give any thing like description of them
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Trinity Church was consecrated yesterday, III
the presence of about three thousand people.
Long before ten O'Clock the side pews were fill
ed with people, as well as the aisles, the body OF
the church being reserved Tor the clergy and IN
viied guests. The congregation was OF the most
fashionable and recherche cast and majority oft
was ladies. The church looked beautifully. II
contains thirty-fve large windows-seven lower
ones on each side, two in front, one at the back,
and nine upper ones, on each side. These win
dows are all composed OF diamond shaped glass,
of varegated colors. The back window is very
large, and contains, in stained glass, lic-size pic
lures of the Apostles and the savior. The effect
Of the light coming through this stained glass is
indescribably beautiful. IL is not so slaring as
that OF Grace Church, but is soft and mellow, and
striking upon the walls and floor Of brown free
stone, imparts cheerlulness to what would 9th
erwise be too sombre. Playing in all the varied
colors oil the Iris upon the and the pulpit, II
seemed Ike a beam oil promise and hope. The
arched roof Is supported ny ireestone pillars on
each side Of the church. There are l3y pews in
the church, all made ui PLAN stained OAK. The
pulpit, which IS on the lrlt hand sde OF Tie altar,
oil the same material. The steps OF the al
tar, marble a. well Us the altar itself, winch IS
oil mosaic work On the back oil the altar
four tablets which inscribed the Lords prayer,
the ten commandments, and the creed. Tho readIng
desk in very unique style Ii bronzed cast iron and
in the form OF raven. The ceiling Is very fine arch
and il OIL eet IN height, and the whole interior IS in
imitation Of brown iecsionc lie organ Is very large
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Commodore Porter and the brother Of the gallant officer
also addressed by MIR B Martin, representative from
Tennessee, and Col. Richard NJ. johnson.
We understand that two volunteer companies each
offered their services to the Presdent-one commanded
oy captain Bronsugh, and the other BY Captain Waters
third company il in rapid state reformation. meet
e h no. oeen csted BY acard from Edward Brooke
N tns evenings Union These patriotic efforts high
~ creditahle to the citizens Of the metropolis.
gives =: great pleasure to state that Governor Ed
wsras o. Missouri n on his way to this city, issued an
readiness. He Is now in Warrington and visits the
North for the purpose Of making some important fnsn-
c -. me state He expects to find tho
three weeks.
The newspapers in al directions are teeminr with
which Is now exhibited at Balumore and detailed in
this evenings Union well the scenes that arc now
acting in New Orleans for tho particulars Of which
refer TO cur extracts from this evenings Southern mail
From the Baltimore American, May al
ORGANIZATION OF VOLUNTEER ConPs 70. rns Ur,rrn
SrArEs SERvIcE-With view of obtaining the reoui.
site information the government Of the voluneer
corps organizing under the late Of Congress
stsuart Washington making all needfu Inquiries on
the subject The reply OF the Secretary of Is an.
noxed Ii appears TO contain every necessary direction
and, extensively circulated will vast deal Of
the accompanying memorandum that provision q
WAs DEPARTMENT.,
May 10, I8A6.
SRn reply to the inquiries contained in the letter of
Major General Stcuart, and in other communications,
submitted by you to this department. have the houor to
that required from any particular state through the
Governor This 10 Of respect to the Executive Of
the State due a. well to his position to his generally
the volunteers throughout the state the sections from
which IL most advisable 10 take them and which Of them
csn with the greatest facility and least sxpsnss, b. en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-05-22
THE WAR WITH MEXICO.
MILITARY PREPARATIONS.
Munitions Of War Ordered to tho South.
ENTHUSIASM AT THE SOUTHWEST.
VOL Frs
POURING INTO THE CAMP.
Probable Strength Of Cen. Taylor's
Forces ON the l4th inst.
Plan Of the Contemplated Campaigns against
MEXICO, 30. so.

There is nothing later from the Rio Grande
1t appears that largo supplies of cannon, and
other munitions Of war, are constantly leaving
Pittsburg for the South
The intelligence from the Rio Grande, as it
spreads in the interior at the West brings for
ward the volunteers in increased numbers.
There seems to be no necessity of draft any
where
The whole West is, by this time, in fame of
enthusiasm.
1t twas estimated by Major Chase, on the 18th
instant, that on the 14th Gen. Taylor would have
between five and six thousand troops with him at
Point Isabel.
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NAY 20-BKogEns' BoARpi2 shs Old Colony i,l. i03iS
Providence Ra i09: 80 Reading RR 20; 50 Nor or
RR 32's; 50 do, 52; Wsrern Rl 93A4 q Long lsls9d
RK 3ds, 3ih IS do l0ds 3it 80 do ids. 50 do
3lts: $1,000 Reading RR 3D., lajo, DDS, 7isa
aav sa.,o. n hs LRTe Msa re,
RR q go q state Bank ssA; At.s Bank s'l, y A,
i03 81 Suffolk Bank i2h l6 City Bank 9s Union Bank
lo,s Granite Bank, 20 New In gland Wosted GO, III
Merchants Exchange, Si6J; Boot Manufg Co, so
stady Maas, a, ms Co ,o,s io' COPPER Falls
RR 100; p Old Colony RR, io4 $4,000 Boston City Eve
Cent stock payable 1855 $1,000 Albany Six cent
RR Bond IA CT adv; 10 Cei6cates Mass Sterling Five
Cent Bonds l2o0 y Certificates Of $500 acres iand
Sabine city Texas sl2; shs Hamiiton Manuiacisfs Co.
~ per CT adv.
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FRsr BoARp-May 2i.-SC75 Lehgh 6s, 80: 100 do tst;
li73 do 5o g shares Farmers K Mechanics Bank, toa
After BoARD-i00 shares NOrristown RR, Ts Do fnis
dephia Bank 1915 do Union Bank Tenn So 100 do Girsrd
Bank, b5, Oh. : -.
SECOND BoARp-slo0 ehigh Gs, 80; 3shs and Mechanic
Bank Ala; 20 do 4o 238 Wilmington XIX Bonds 1870 ~
1920 do IS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-11
HOIIaN PIANOS

zSNHE subscriber has Just received
u from the mandatory Of NUNS a CLARK. New
fok who purchased the Patent entire Tinted ,,.
i.sPnns hAssaehasetH) for CoLEmANs BoLIAN ATTACH
-. 70 hs rAn' fors another ohess
eh ne invites the public
I'm lew OF the Journals Of this country England
ne instrument has been exhibited and capacities FUZZY
u Sheh appeared spontaneously unity ad
'anase- and excellence Of this combination
feel confidence in assuring public that this
NtSrios is Of extraordinary merit Before m.
nc raten' hgh the most critical were made
n1 experiments testing ia mechanism gone into the
oi wheh iuiy satisfy the propneors in regard .H
na' Is IN no manner liable from ira n.,on.
atmosphere and that the -8olan' in tune and in
oruei IN any CLIMATE They at the most pref,
p.ons IN regard to these Important points security
INC moss 'ahsfaeoy ~aantes IL instrument
g.. P. n. TAYLOR,
Sole Agent IN this for Of the above instrument.
PLANO PORTE AND MUSIC STORE
Oouo4 th.u
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FOR NE W ORLEANS.

hskINs LIBBYs LIN. Of Psekets between Richmond ana
New Orleans viii regular run in
and viii be composed Of the following v.--.ls
Dhaue BACHELOR, Capt HiR.s Hosros;
Brig ORLEANS, Can, ~. 49,.
bfx 'oSbfhlNE- Capt jos. RoBIrsos.
one OF the above ves-es viii place regularly every
non we can with eonfdenoe recommend
% Paohe rs they were but in.ur.
SOW " any other vessels and by steady and dis
Greer men OF long experience the trade. passage.
hvns very superior Accommodation seeraze
passengers, apply To J. FISHER A soS a,
=, HASKINs a LIBBY.
All freight from the country will be
ana forwarded BY charging only dsYase
- j. y. q =,
~ Hal.