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GJBBS,S HOTEL.

BAT Broadway, Corner Of Leonard So NewY ork.
"A His Establishment (;ormerly known as the
SS,TM ATHENAEuw IioTEL) having undergone
l,. pete change in its internal management is fit
ted up for the accommodation OF Families private Gentle
men, and the travelling public. II is the intention the
Proprietor to make this OF the comfortable
well agreeable Hotels in the City cf New York. and
pains will be spared part TO meet the wishes and
expectations OF his guestshoping thereby 10 receive
liberal share OF the public patronage. A. s GIBBS.
New York, March 3, l647. gw9
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Cotton MACHINERY for Sale,

N ECENTlY used In the manufacture Of No. 80 Printing
X Clohs and now good running order, consisting OF
Picker, Wilton g. sons make--2o Cards-e Breakers
IL Finishers--l Douber-l Drawing France Taunton
snaaders 10 heads each18 Spinning Frames, 1900 live
nInJles2 pair Mules one of 436 and Of 5l2 sndes-
Warner Dressers--6 Looms-1 Cylinder and Dofe-
1,inders with all other articles used In Cotton Mills
II NAV be examined any time on application TO Mr.
s,iAs DNsMoRE, SO Main Worcesfer For further par
'v M. oe d5taw wtf52
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THE PROTECTION ms. co.

State House, Hartford, CT.
TNHIs Company incorporated by the legislature
4 Connecticut, with Capital of ONE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS for the purpose of effect.
ing Fire and Marine Insurance. and has power of in
sreasing its Capital to Half a Million of Dollars.
The Company offer to insure Houses, Stores, Mills, Fac
tories, Barns and their contents and all ether insuraba
property against loss and damage by fire. The Of
premium offered low those Of other similar
Institutions and every has opportunity for ina
sum to protect himself against the of this destru
en element The course the Office pursnes in transacting
their business and in the adjusting and payment of
is prompt and liberal.
Persons DESTROYS obtaining Insurance against and
damage ey re worcester or Vicinity are referred ff
Worcester. WILLIAM CONNER, Eec,y.
Hartford July H. 1874. 1y
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PATENTS.
.American and Foreign Office, and Agency ofthe
IS. Patent O6fce WASHINGTON,
No. Do State Street, 0ston

american and Foreign Office, and Agency of the
us. Patent Office, Washington,
No. % State Street, Boston.
NHE subscriber, by appointment from the Commission
er of Patents agent OF the U. s. Patent Office fol the
purpose of receiving and forwarding the same all such
models, specimens OF ngredeits ahI manufactures as
shall be intended to be patented deposited therein
which will be received and forwarded free of expense and
ask to their owners, and with all possible dispatch. The
subscriber will prepare caveats, specifications assign
ments and all the necessary papers and drawings will
make researches into American and foreign works. for es.
abshing the validity utility of inventions, and render
advice on all legal and scientific respecting the
same Patents secured in Europe and other countries
BY application at this Office inventors are saved the
time and expense of journey Washington and DELAY
there well as all personal trouble in obtaining their pa
tents The experience Of fourteen years. praccean ex
tensive collection of works, documents decisions
&c. on mechanical subjects and the Patent Iaws-and
patents of different countries, collected much expense
during the long time this office has been established and
to which daily additions being made, together with
counts here kept Of inventions patented at Washington
enable me to afford important assistance and information
to inventors DESTROYS securing patents which other
respects might be difficult OF attainment,
weedlyS3 r.. H. EDDY, Civil Engineer
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The Wachusett House to Let.

"A ON UATED in the centre OF The town OF Prince
k5,M ~ ton and from its elevated situation, IL much re-
1sA sorted to in board, well as by tram
silent visitors the mountain The buildings are in toer-
able repair; and good Farm OF 80 acres " II be rented
particulars please inquire of WARD N. BOYLsTON
PRIME eton. March 8. d4twul0
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Litch's Daguerreotype Rooms.

INHE subscriber begs leave to call tbs ttention of the
public specimens OF Daguerreoiype Miniature Por-
traits executed by him. lie has recently made some
highly successful experiments, by which, with the aid oi
a superior instrument and sensitive chemical prepare.
tons the time required in sitting is materially shortened
while the picture retains the character with those
which have received the commentator of the patrons OF
this est bIshment. By the rapdity with which he is
enabled operate the difficulty that many experience
Especially children in preserving such fixed position OF
body aud features will afford perfect and pleasing
picture, great extent obviated
Ladies aud gentlemen impeed either by curiosity or
desire obtain perfect semblance Of themselves are
respectfully invited to call and view collection OF spec
imens of the art at
Rooms 90 Washington ST., Boston.
A. LITCH
Boston, Sept 80, l646. dwtf Late Liich Whpple. J
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Daguerreotvpes for One Dollar.

DETTER LlKENEssEs than can be obtained at any
ID other place in Worcester may be had at the low price
ZONE DOLLAR, and neatly put up IN handsome Mo
rocco Case, at NO. 9, UNDER BRlNLEY HALL The
late improvements which have made in this art, will
enable 10 take the finest and best pictures which this
beautiful art produce.
Ladies' and Gentlemen who wish superior Likenesses,
will find II for their interest call T Don't forget the
place, No. 8, under Briniey Hall. k
Daguerreotyp e Artists wishing TO learn my method
will fnd the terms decidedly reasonable.
Worcester, March = W iH
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Secondhand Wooden Machinery
.-.-- For SALE.

4 BROAD GIG l Broad Steam Gig, &C Tuns Wire
| Napners Broad Smear, Gross. cut Broad Shears |
puster Of Whipple's Burning Machines. 2 Pickers
Cloth Roller, 5000 Bobbin Sticks, Broad Brusher.
Also--5 Cotton Cards, ID inch.
Worcester, March IL. Jwtf RICE, FOX g. co.
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House and Lots for Sale.

-. A NEW and Elegant HOUSE on Vernant Street.
ss,,%a "A Also, House LOTS Laurel Hill-many
-2A them commanding the est view of Worcester of
any lots in the market A. NJ MERRIFELD.
Worcester. March II. w3tdN
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Yonng Ladies School.

MISS FRANCES w. ALLEN continues ner scnooi
M for Young Ladies in Paine's Block nearly opposite
instruction Is given 10 the usual English branches, and
in the Latin and French languages Terms u 'uioa 20
Pupils will be admitted any time without regard to
the commencement of the school Term. $50
March 10. Hfes Ia
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CHANDELIERS GRAMMAR

A NEW GRAMMAR! Of thesEnglish Language, by JO-
"A SEPH R. CHANDLER, Esq, Editor of the United
States Gazette. Price thirty-eight cents.9
This work is now in the hands of the stereotyper, and
will be issued by the subscribers in the month of april
next Il is plain familiar but thorough exposition CT:
English Grammar adapted tile present condition of
language and to the wants of the Schools OF this country
and is designed discuss the subject with the
err but to enable him TO communicate know
ledge of with facility his pupils. Those who are &C.
quanted with Mr. Chandler either personally, through
his widely circulated snd important Journal will hest
tate to admit. that it would be difficult find person
better suited to the task of preparing such rease
that it may be expected he standard work in
department. to be of eminent service the of edu
cation, and reflect honor the school literature
America. THOMAS, COWPERTHWAIT & CO.,
Publishers and Booksellers
March 9, i947. 1853 Market ST., PhiLQdeLphid,
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=. =,
THE subscriber has for sale at his Shop NO IS MAIN
large assortment of Doors SASH and BLINDS, on such
but suit those who wish TO buy ne mas
also made such arrangements with manufacturers ~ me
country that his Establishment will be the largest IN Inc
County (which will enable him TO m orders 70 any STSuh'
at the shortest notice. y o S"H..
Worcesfer. Ilec O. 1046.
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Ewell's Medical Companion.
TENTH EDTTTON

TENTH EDITION.
i. e. & co. will also publish this spring TIE
MEDICAL COMPANION, Family Physician treating Of
the Diseases of the United States with their symptoms
causes cure, and means of prevention
Surgery, as fractures, dislocaons, c. the Management
and Diseases of Women and Children dispensatory for
for preparing Family Medicines and Glossary xpaning
technical terms TO which added, brief Anatomy
and Physiology of the Human Body, showing rational
principles, the and of Diseases Essay on
Hygeine the art of Preserving Health without the aid
OF Medicine an American Materia Me,lica, pointing
the virtues and doses OF Medicinal Plants Also,
Nurses Guide. By JAMES EWELL, Physician in Wash
ington formerly OF Savannah The Tenth Edition. revised
enlarged, and very considerably improyed embracing
Treatise on iydaopathy, Homeopathy, and the Chrome
thermal Systems
Co others purchasing Books are invited
to call and examine Stock before purchasing elsewhere
they will find ii extensive than that of any other
establishment in the Country will sell at the low
T. c. d CO.
Philadelphia, March 9, l847. dlaw&w5t
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Florence & Fancy Straw Bonnets.

I IUT6ICV @ 1 dIICy OITdW bUIIIIUIS,
THIS week opening, by the subscriber, great
Il variety OF NEW STRAW GOODS, from various
ufactories, comprising very beautiful and choice
styles. For particulars please examine the Goods
am prepared to maintain my old position in this de-
partmen and rival any competition that offers ITSELF
HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN.
Worcester, March 81. DIV
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State Mutual Life Assurance Company
of Worcester.
GURANTEE CAPITAL
100000.

Hon. ISAAC DAVIS, r.. pr.s;5.n,e
Hon. STEPHEN SALISBURY ''' f'''"'''''
DR.. JOHN GREEN, Consulting Ph gsician.
Dr. B. F. HAYWOOD, assistant Consulting
DR.. JOS SARGENT, Physic ians.
THIS Company commenced issuing Policies on the first
of June e45, and on the first of Decembt had issued
us Policies, in amounts from $500 TO $4,000 ea ch.
This Company is conducted the most economical
principles its premiums for assurance are MOI expended
in paying heavy high salaries its officers and
instead OF taking money of the assured th6n enough
to cover actual losses it takes small portion of the pre-
MUM in note, to be assessed only in of eAtraord
nary mortality, and not chargeabe with interest.
Surplus TO be refunded to members at the end OF every
three years, from June LIST, 1916.
Pamphlets, explaining the principles and advantages of
Life Assurance, with the forms of application and rates OF
PREMIUM may he obtained at the Office of the Company
Applications Assurance will be received the Office
ofthe Company, at the CENTRAL BANK in Worcester
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary
Worcester Feb Is, 1S47. II
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MERCHANTS
WHO buy goods for cash, are respectfully invited to
w call and examine stock before purchasing,
are enabled to give many bargains in Domestcs and
Fancy Goods Of every description Also pure article Of
FEATHERS on hand and for sale very cheap
80 STOWE & KNOWLTON,
Mar. 81 tf 1873 Main st., op Central Horel
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W. n0n

NHE Subscribers wish purchase 100 200 cords
Of HEMLOCK and CHESTNUT WOOD.
Worcester, March IL. 6wt RICE, FOX & co.
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THE DAILY SPY.
P Published at Mo- 1872, Main Street, Worcester
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-11

The KHiskatoekr The February No. Of this time.lon-
ored magazine has made lis appearance ed with
greu, variety Of Interesting and instructive matter suited
10 The different tastes Of lis readers No perod
cal 10 the United States has aiuned age vene
abe by many ycas and this fact ofIse speaks volumes
tor the ability and unrng industry with which il is
Quoted, ,ls list Of regular contributors really Imposing
comprising liberal share Of the best aud entertaining
writer's Of country, together with goody compa.
ny offoreign correspondents whose honotec
wsrd II any Of friends happen possess five
dollars expend for literature, advise them TO subscribe
for the Kaieksrboeker al once. '
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-11

TINS LHVEnRIERE PLANET.---ll appears by late
discoveries that this planet is continually approach.
ing the earth. When first discovered, il was with
difficulty seen with the most powerful telescope !;
but il is now nearly visible TO the naked eye Ii is
said TO travel at The rate OF million and halfof
miles in twentyfour hours, and as il is believed by
some 10 parlake Of the nature of GOMEZ, some
philosophers apprehend serious results from It's sp.
pronch. The most learned professors in England
and France are anxiously endeavoring TO solve the
mysterious problem. ,s,l ..5il i,a-H
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-11

Old Feathers made New.-Messfs. J. d. Stevens and J
d. Billings in the village engaged in cleaning and
renovang Feather Beds BY the aid o. Dr. schuylers Pat
Feather Renovato and offer their services the pub
lic They come recommended by some Of the principal
citizens Of CIaremont N H., and other places and also
present other evidences that Trey humbnes Besides
have employed them 10 operate apology for bed
and much pleased with The result You would hardly
know Il Prnlss bed, us son and eomlorlable
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-11

dered the negroes 10 be restored to their native
country al the public charge. At the latter period
there were both Indian and negro slaves in Mas
sachuse:ts. In 1920 Dutch ship entered James
River and landed 90 negroes for sale, This is the
epoch Of the introduction Of negro slavery in vir-
rna. For many years the Dutch were principally
concerned in the slave trade in the market Of vr-
pinia.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-11

Fire ia Jameiea- We learn that the house 81 Widow
Livernore was entirely consumed by FIRE Thursday
night last together with all the furniture above md about
100 bushels Of grim. Mrs L. sick at the Tine aud
carried in bed distance Of hu mile, 10 The near
eat neighbcs Mrs Bunne wife Of Mr. Bvnnel, Precep-
tor in this village and daughter Of Mrs Lvermore, was
obliged escape through window with her nihnt IN her
arms The house and no insurance = GeuIis 81
Liberty. ~ f1lti'Ha Hg'a m is- l0u4 80 1n.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-11

IowA. correspondent Of the ST. Louis Journal voting from
Iowa city tho i3th OF January, says - s st ltf
The Loeos held last night for the purpose
Cling their dcues rather choke oil several aspirants
Tor the United States senland lastly Try bring e
Poasums Huner with them, but amovabeI be
Of tho ntctes integrity aud the result was that the meeting
broke up and show, as yet 70 elect Democratic senato
They say II they elect Locos they will all tender
their resgnaons and refer il back tho people On this
ground the Wings are ready TO meet them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-11

Senator westcou (who BY The way is something Of a
wag) suggests that the most effective plan stop The war
with Mexico is, 10 send Rob J. Walker there manage
their finances for them We have doubt this would
coed 10 charm. ' fi' HIa soaia9 ali 90
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-02-11

The iais nsua from Europe, Of The adysnee 10 the prices
NJ -four, grain, &cs afer reaching this city, spread like
wildfre through adjoining towns, and bro1gh in our
farmers in We counted hundred wagons in the
sour.e Of the forenoon Of Wednesday loaded wii corn,
oats &c-.7bany Herald F '''i'Fiu'
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THE PATENT CYLINDRICAL Eigh. L.;ea.

i Received The first premium ~ me ale far OF nc
American institute and 10 believed 10 combine more sooo
Qualities al less than any other uiEht-alch Ihe
points In which 10 10 be preferred 10 me eonon nkn'
latch, are
lst It's increased security. -
"a The key Is neal and yet admits OF nundreos o. Va
risti0Ds. ~, - - l..
81 No two la;ches ia hundred are alike, or can Dc
opened with The same hey. -, -.
good nil htaica invited 10 examine he principe ~
ths s,ch IL csnnOl fail 10 NEE. their appronanon Ahu
command preference over The common sica. VI =,
Ia 4. for ,ss al The following stores In N-N-l -
Clsr. Wilson'S PlAu-sL Quincy Dehpier,es ~ a'
John-sL J. Y ID. Wyekof's, l49 broadwayi 90. n
5000 ils broad ~sy: : ConoveI's, 81 BrOadWy
Peter Duryess s1l Greenwich at A. r. LasrsS,s. -
C;rs.nwich-,t : Lowerres, "a spring-sti ). poyus
% Grs,d.t and Jther hard stores In srookyn =
~ " Clrm's Fult0n-sI In Nhhsmsouren, hnlss -
A sswsrds Srapd-sL In Jersey Guy, 81 WE hoOs1.
sona 10 Philade phis, al 81 Comne,sT 49, 60
by the manufacturers. AhCs S,S /
A
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NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.
ElRTH HALL, Frsnk.in-square. and FIRTH, HALL
Il fONOi - Broadway, publish this weeI " The Ma.
hopae Lake Wslu.r by DOdworih. arranged for four
hands by kaynor; The Camel-on, or why"
being No Songs of America. by Samuel Lover " The
Graduating Song dedicated 10 the West Point Graduates
OF 1871, words BY Mrs Gen. Scott music by Cadet d. 81
Beltzhoover. with beautiful viguetts -psge; Rough
and Ready, as sung by the Aeghenisn. with excellent
hkenesse. Of hese singers; "Wsughs Quick STEP ded
csled 10 Capt J. L. Waugh. by A. en DOdwOrlh with
from Luerezia BorRa. arranged a duet by Austin Phil
hps La GiTeds" No l of lhree D.verisements Sur
Ros-'ieb. ie2f
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Cooks.
PUBLIsHED thus DAY.

TUE sECRkI TkIBU NAt.-A Hi.flr.cLl Romance
% The SKie-rih Csrtlfy, hy Alex Dumas suthor of
Monte Christie. &c ILs ! one Of tie latest works - ih-
popular hllhor riie1 n ia usual -Icng sId pleasing
style. aud sl0uru- in thrlling scrres-prc- - a.
The UnfOruasie Ma or TIE MlseT'- fac enlhrarng
The Lie ami Adyenturs % Bob EOIb.rrv an Irish b.
porter By Captan Z. Oshargnessy win numerous ~.
lusirstlons By Exile This story Abounds IN r ~
huor aud Is equal 10 Of Lovers beet worA.-price
= cl..
JOseptu.; No. 2-prce = cts
The Farmers Library FOR July; Subscription S. % eta
per No
Cecilis, or Womsns Love; by Dumss
Pictorial History OF England No 26-price 8 e.s.
large assortment Of Maps, Guide Books. ke Just
ceiyed.
Yanree Doodle, for the present week contains an IN.
usual number of spirited Jus raions with good supply
Of vii and hum0r II The resdin department
Agents supplied on the beet of terms vih all The pab-
cations Of the dag. W. h. GRAHAM,
fvz Ills Trillra Ruf
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ltlr0icincs.
!, HADLOCK's VEGETABLES syrup and


~ and liver ever offered % The public. The knOwl-
IN dse Of The peculiar vlriues Of The vegetable which
EE9 Orms tho osss " his medicine first GiscoT-
E35 red BY the naive sons n The south, before hey
= Inc Far Wesi, The knowledge OF which was frat
communicated 10 me on my Way 10 S. Augustine IN
search of health IN he Wiuter ~ 1873, and which
the means through Kind Providence Of restoring
health. AFTER all hope Of recovery had failed. ny pbys
eians sir 10 n1mb-r ne most esn In the city, pro-
nUunc Of eosfrmed )usumplion and incl-
rsble by mem ! aware OF The difcuy experienced
hy the public In deciding upOn he merits u the different
medicines kept before 10 constant and lengthy publcs
ons purporiing al he dis-ases y vtich frs
nature subject can oaly say thai seT ghteen years
experence IL this city and nsighborhood have beea In
sirn.nta Ia producing many reEa rksbe after al
oher remedies have fzed The OF this medic
has entirely owing 70 is ntfinsic merits and 10 ire
Recommendation Of such friends acquainted with
v rAs. and others Who have beea cur,c by s In
s.e. OF eeding the lungs bs failed
MANY of h- faculty In both CITY AMI country Il Ia their
practice and nmend s use 10 their patients. would
her sdd thai al OF he best bo,snis speak IN unqus
sed terms OF ~ superior healing qualities Don ihe lungs
"A vel a. ia efficacy IA AL scrDf1lols bious. chronic,
5vspertic dropsicsl ard kidney af-cuOus The public
a.. reGu..t.1 10 cal ne or on any % my In
mos u the posuCus towns N The country and get Of
nv pamphlets 10 The form OF an Almanac Tor lsf7, contain
o., ths psrtculas II my osn extrnOfdinAry case aso
~, Of sny Others together Win The references
- nj z,ousutsrces 10 the seTert towns where The mec
Tin. 4. kept for which ctnnot be inserted Ia this al
vertsereni on account Of thsiI lecgih This Almanac s
son.int.d Vrith The merits OF his medicine Kept
s,.rv an hand Al esale xt retail ~ the above essb
st.LL..s 80 Wster-.t JAMES WILSON.
r. ~. v.rioa. .x-ns IN al paris OF The country
partcusrly requested 70 send On ~ mai OF others se
,~.ot Of .ses OF ailOcks Medicine, that the propr
knoy What h.s been i0ue the last year that far
Ia, al miles rsy Be sent together win he ansnses or
n.mnhiets and show bills US II
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- ---z-s7r:y1LONG ISLAND RAILROAD

Ia ,s:ss co Excursion Trains sunday, 4lh
July Leave Brooklyn al ~ A. N. for
Gfeenpo and Intermediate places with the privilege Of
turning from GreenporG Monday the stu al A. NJ Or
81 4 NJ.
Fsrs from Brooklyn Farming 'sie aud Lake Road IN.
elusive and back..............Si 90
Medford and Manor and back. | 50
Riverhes d.nd Greenport do. IS
Monday, July 5. lssye Brooklyn al A. NJ Excursion
Train FOR Reehabes Sons # Temperance NJ Farming
dale. Returning leave Fsmingdale at q r M Fare for
the rip 62t cents.
Regular train run usual, except the p NJ. from
Brook yn which will run 10 Ysphank for Ihis day only.
r1tra Trains will follows for the sccommods tion
wishing witness the celebration and Fireworks
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RE sRIGERAToRs,&c

sole osnufscmriug Ageat u
Bail. odefs said bath fpr sale
wsrs1ted N h. the cheapest,
managed. Sad Ban hss ,ak-n
.hilAcs phia sud New-I0rk. ard
b gion-highly recommended BY
1dr-cs ofcicH-ra Also The Bos-
nzn lfActuref. Also L-ightou's
chs,i . vslnsbls acquisition for
holeAls asd retail 81 Is Maiden
iys inis