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MAKDEN-S
PATENT PLATFORM SCALES, BALANCES,
COUNTER SC.4LES, AND EVERY OTHER
Hind weighing apparatus.
lIAItIJEN-S

4 kF the great variety u Marden's Improved Instru
~ menls fpr W elghIug. have b-en found uf !.
great convenience and uullty tile Platform Scale which
iis astonishing 4gree Of accuracy IS bringing into gen
era use.
The Plat rm sclle invented BY The undersigned. hiss
great Improvements Upon those heretofore lis
perOrIty consists:
lsr Il the -iic'y and strength Of its coasruciion.
by sAirh lIa1.ify u luJur- by entirely ubviaed
n. In tie -frAtrr arcurac. with which light, heavy
or medium drstl, can De- weighed by it,
81 In it> cost which considerably lower than that Of
rther Scale
~Sa re all important considerations in the purchase
q sole, and their very sale in hi, country.
y refer ~ every firm that has used them. is proof u
their superiority.
!he subscriber also keeps constantly On hand lag.
rneat OF Scales, -lghS auI Measures for both
~n aud country audarls Bras, and Copper Scales for
tnotAtcares and r,cr l1ners Scales with and with
~ stands suitable ior Grocrrs; spring Balances inp
r. and fouan >oe yards; Iron and Brass balances.
and suitable rpi aratus tor >z4 and hiat
trrry thing mauGt4ctur-d " tile sut.scr oer /. wa
ant-d. anA. II Ey tunI equal to wh. 10 rec .arnen
drd. The muney vii ~ returned.
Weights Ir4du4t-d 10 tie STANDARD 0: all :l1.tr.es,
provei. and wauen'ed perfectly correct.
Al KIND. Of rrpalrl. cone wh CORRECTNESS and prompt
n-ss JESSE NAHDft.
Corner u;A Charlie. aad Ba.de.ston 5 reefs.
Baltimore.
June l--Gm
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LAUREL HILL. ACADEMY
.'.lItIERNI' cEL.i'yE

'1'l!f second 'ern nt tle session ct .nonss will
! nence a1th Juis and continue mouths longer The
otation i y miles y. y lot lyncLburg fine healthy
section sometimes tern ed rthc heart Of imherst' The
undersigned, who has lu. conc eed the ~ term will Be as
sisted, necessary, by lady, well prepared to Teach the
French and Eng M pra che having testimonials Of
snip from one y The first teachers in the Under this
arrangement mr. opportunity will BE- afforded Young ladies.
ormprv wing the mind hout Vic heavy expense usually
incurred by high board, Sc Young men, prosecuting the
Sciences anH Languages Will have an advantage not usually
coved IN the country, three tuTts Of the School being
classical Particular attention will b paid morals. o.dcy
Sc well tie dclort nent Of the sexes toward.
each other the terms, formerly. SO fv the png
l.h per Of months, and ~ 50 cs for The classic.
.N ighev branches Of Mathematics. Board be obtain.
- "rsi ia sbe Vicinity. No deduction. mad. iron.
'e 'me 4" commissioned except to. s,4ae,s .. somc u.
usual cigeum-'4llct.
FE......E
Ir y 'l'eSon ana T. : Rucber, pa,,onsof .fe Schoo,
= id!rrs- .lon ?. G., Amherst coun'-
June 25-5m 10. y MATS. I. -.
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HURTS PRESTON,
DEALERS
GROCERIES, LIQUORS AND DoMEsTICs
OFALL KINDS,
EORWiRDLNG and COMMISSION

GkOI EKlES, Ll9 ORS AND DOMESTlCS
OFALL KINDS,
EORTiRDI.NG and COMMISSION
.NER CHANTS.
Main Street, Lvnchburg. Va.
Z RE receiving and have in store. large and
y well selected stock OF Goods, recently purch ase
IN the Northern cities fur sung in part Of the
following articles:-
2IO oags Riu, Laguayra and Java Coffee, some very
superior,
p hhds. n O.. P R. and St. erik Sugars,
. hrs. n O. clarified DO
ID hhds and bols. P Il. and y. 0. Moasses
| tlerce Ntuar's extra Syrup.
1000 lbs. Sole Leather.
10 tons Tredegar and Country Bar Iron.
22iO lbs. Blistered Steel
1000 DC Naylpr : Gus Shear and Cast Steel,
loo sacks Of Salt
81 bales ofDomesiics, from "a 10 "a,
~ do Cotton Oznaburgs Nos. and 2,
~ b5ls Tanners Oil
10 do Nos. and 2 Mackarel.
40 boxes sperm and talow Candles,
$50 kegs Nails, all sizes, including box and lining
Nails
500 lbs. fonp Iron ali sizes
80 kegs Rife and Blasting Powder.
20 nests Wood Ware
80 boxes English Cheese,
5000 lbs. Lewls's " hile Lead,
20 boxes Stuarts Loaf Sugar
10 bblss Crushed and powdered d.
eHjO lbs. Cotton Yarns, best factories.
10 Ions Richmond Ground Plaster
!. cas4t Hats. Including Panama, LeShoyn. Palm
Leaf, sc
LIQUORS.
5! bhs Mountain and Recird ''hiskey.
~ DO old Rye, J. Martin Renharts do
pipe Otard, Dnpny. s Co. Brandy.
do J. J. Dupuy s. Co.. do
d. 4 segnette g
~ BIS limitation Brandy.
" d. Apple Brandy.
~ do Rye Gin.
10 g. Boston Rum
j.! do Sicily Madeira Wins,
do fne Old do d.
% Malaga Wine.
Including indigo, Madder, Copperas. alum, >alt-p.
re, liorlx. !ogwood. Pury5 AiIspjce Pepper Gnge,
Pants. Vow Linen, Bleach-d Shtt,nss and Shirt ings
race Chains. Spades, sloyel2 Castings, Wagun-boxe
with variety Of other articles mentioned in til. abb
catalogue.
o. WAN FED -D.coa. Flou,. FIa.seet,. Butte
~" and Flax Linen. t.nseng, Dreswax w hiskey Sc
for which the highest market price "l be given in
Cashier Barter.
April 2U-is
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GIaEa1 $cssc:s.c.

10000 iEY!CI
.fou orr W.: g At THE
GENT. EntN'. FURNISHING STORE.
COMPRISING every article requisite 70 furnish .
St'pn.ieHas Wardrobe, and viii BE- SID for cash :.
cheap the same goods be bought in the Unu.d
States Among which may he foend- = follows
READY WADE CLOTHING.
COiTS.-Slack, Drown and blue Dress and Frock.
bac. cloth sacks Ia>lmrr-e Sacks Nl4rino CaSslmer.
Sacks and Fancy. bacl brown and Drab Queens Cloth
>acks and fancy Monterey Stripe Sacks Tweed Dress
and Sacks Croor sHunng ,Hrass Linen Dress and Sack
Union LINEN Dfes. and Sack. Blown Linen Sack and
Hunting, Inen Lu>'ere Sack aud Fancy Pacha Linen
Dress aud sack, striped and checked lsinoham Dress
aud SAX. hrem.n Sick and .uutng, Printed :iu.in
and Cottonade "a ana tiuulIny.
|E>.> .-lia n and tlc, ~alin silk. bpnbazine fame,
sn! ".iite Narsl-s fancy linen, buff Ill. .nd linen
Earllhes and CashinereS
!A>E,.-Slack doe skin. French .nd English fancy
Ca,'slm.le. Monterey >rrpn. ;lncy linen LrllI,
French cottonade, Aremlin. Union Drt, checked
]. nen.H h.e cauvls~ an1 Dim
tUR..>I.!NI GO0:9s.
.rs.o's-Ech fancy -jlk AID gngham
>t'cLs->rIt-aJ. a~iing PLAN am fancy, tin AM s'I
inoae and hnnnazInr. talk trimmer, BOSS. sualr and
d'ibe tab. j,la,Iie eads am sati, nrrrq H.
Gi.es-Black. white anJ iucy MAJ linen aim. .,tpld
spun ~lk, 'tnm. cotton, shIte and 10y sh, alt
:. K ana linen.
>fi''' Muslin. LINEN. G. and B. MI qualities. iii.
l*d anlchr'k muslin. hck' ~ and ~nlrng shirts,
nm DslE4s ana collars ut every Ges 4lun.
!iosfry.Sc cause mrriuo cottn nrrno lid Xix ara
un,er shlrts >Ik mnrjoo. pink Imperial, blrac 81
and unbearhcd drill drawers. Merinu anI b,ovn c,.tn
half msr.-t ravat sirnpr~, ~usppndprs, stsi,endpr
ends Xix and bad purses. French wallets. money
bets. one SIX ba'n, caps. silk nIrhl caps GUARD
chains BOYS beis: snohin. CAPS linen Cambr irlt-
- 4, A..tl.
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From the Richmond Times.
MR. FLIMOnE'S LETTER.

We earnestly call the attention Of our readers to the
brief and admirable letter Mr.. Fillmore Mr.. Gayle,
Of Alabama They viii see that we DID not mIsjuhge The
sentiments Of The W ing candidate for the Wee Pre>l-
dency, when DECLARED the cunvlctlun, that Ut all
Northern men. Mr. Fillmore SHOULD be Of the most
acceptable The people u the South. This conviction
was grounded chiefly upon the position, which he was
well known 10 occnpy With respect ~ the Abh'iilnn
party Ii notorious that for years that party N New
ork had singled him out special object OF calunny
aud oppisiIon They defeat him a candidate for
Governor; and voei against Mr.. Clay b canse Mil nd
Fillmore was his principal champion. we could mol be
lieve. that any n, VINO IN the midst Of all the ami
slavery feeling Of tile Norm, had incurred the hostility
Of the Abolltlonlss, 10 be- justly regarded WIN suS
picion by the SJulh. The very fact. that his n"mna
ton considered by The more jealous H-sIavTy
men, aggravatl,n rather Than !ni l'n ui me
victory which they SAID the south ad ar.t.i IrT NE
North III the convention satisfied u.s. tlAt +i lIn r.
Of enlarged and national paFI!ua-a, MI n 4n
the Suulh ought willingly 10 conhde, unless \ vas Pfe
pared 10 discard every Northern candidate whatever,
and thus BY making the issue purely sectional! cue.
easure defeat and SUBMISSION, the last aiteI
native If actual dissolution Of tie MON
Mr.. FImure's letter entirely su,tains this view d
his position before the country Ills dec!arftlnhs are
sncE as few Northern would have The Dldness 10
make unless iur lnducement WHOA iurced rom zen.
Cas- his reluctant hesltatn and confused f5uInci-
ion IF tie " il not Prvlsu. Mr.. Fllilurrs .t.ter vas
written after his nomination; Cen Cass's il order to
procure une Remembering essential dill renee be
w cen lie under which the Two letters
were composed, we ask every Southern man 70 say
whether Mir Fillmore does stand upIn higher and
a.uIe honorable ground Than Gen. Cass.
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go -E::5AAD
Z ";i!.psy II. aho.s ree.r. vf $50 &. HE spp,.
I !eusIona and deliver. &c
J.! s q IIrI!NS

IA
= .euslon and delivers u
an $ Q. IA.fI!vS
"'he Jill q .ppomattn>. H. r.ad. ii. escape from
Jail o. ihursday. The ~. .n.l.. BY c.ttin: lis way
through The fi,, win III suger.
SAID !am',u Williams tried ., OF, las. Sup.-
rinr Cur 'r .uIiy shn1Iin. Robert Webb: an;
enencsd TO tho P-nea';ary sjr tt.r-r years. liner.
will u reward fired ..r aim ia . ;.w DAYS by ,a.
Governor.
Williams is @4tween % and g years I'D, ; re, 8
'ucnes high. saIlow cpmpxon. bad front teeth, and
NoWn haIr.~h Oh hs VT, long. II. had Oh when
h. EFF. air Of striped Ptn;auous. green jams Goa, and
cloth cap. he isa \ h-ewrgh. by trade, and
~. .-'ytr several years AZ 'he ialos trade he w.
have q" doubt change his clothes and haze his hair
'n.e1 as his father and BROTHER were both seen Turk
~ a.IUt the Gour House late that night
JOHN EAiST.
Jnlov Of .3!gonaitor coul,ty
August So.
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REFER 10
jesse Hare. ESQ.
David ~. Burton.
PEA. mt I.abby :.
Geo. 7. Williams, - J. Lvnchbu.c
iane. Saunders, .
Seth flalspv, .
:I.s.rs VI Ianghorn. Z sons.
JAMES WILSON. ag'.
NJ 81 North Howard Street,
G.,TIuoxE. Mp
BINGHAM s DOCK. P.ogrietor.. Philadelphia.
W. BINGHAM. !" Pittsbure.
April !.-6m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14

Northern aitacks upon Gen Taylor. as stakeholder.
4 ne Boston "Repubcan,' (laie nv hig'') me Free
Soil or rather Charles Adams organ in Massachusetts.
publishes long article, TO prove that General Taylor
has actually since his return from Mexico taken con
veyance OF plantation and negroes, and has moreover
made purchase Of two negro slaves. All this is para
ded IN capitals, cnnvct the General Of .tratfick
ing IL human flesh" We don't know how the Con
sclence and Barnbuners may the matter, but
if they want the South 10 poll heavy for General
lay r let them abuse HIN much as they please for
employing such abunr may bt necessary for his pur-
pIses, aud in the mode that sanctioned ~ our laws
and made unavoidable by the institution Of slavery
Mr.. Charles Adams himself owned sugar plantation,
and The Thing could be kept secret should not like
TO wager heavy on his not employing slaves "a
work II, and buying them TOO. il lie could MAKE y con
venle.t.'
~ SOW what ooIt ofsrgpnsn' is used &c Inst Gen
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HANDS 3.:TED.

4 WANT 10 hire 80 MEN and BOYS. - o's on n
J Mountain Section of tie Canal Yhe .or. i dry
and NJ tan Ler from blasting.
In 'ny a,Sea-r from town. 'ir. George !. Jbs1;s is
az hnri~rl tn att il hiring hands
Jan. lN-ts HUGH NO<VG0 iENsr
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New Concern

New Concern
.llt CrS. for T1sA
TEVlF subscribers havln. ci.~d themselves Srle'
z tile uanruf
.Vouf.Osucry = Brofhers.
fr lie purpose Of Merchandising and Milling. sill .eep
constantly III hand well selected stock of
DIy cool. and Lroceries.
which wil ~ .od low fiji Cash 81 Barter. The high
IS, CA Hi viii NJ paid r wheat delivered as olo"s
Al Stsplpon Mills Beaver Greek Or in Iynch5ur:
u Office a. Bank square, in their store. fo'ms'ly
occupied oy e. Burton
j J. MONTGOMERY.
FIT MONTGOMERY.
June -
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'megart Tn,ega!!
DURE CIDER vINEGAR-a .snperi,, article
f'T S.lr oy MCDANIEL s. LEE.
August It's
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-29
DECLARATION OF WAR;

ID MARSTON has now got uptne best Shop
IL. in the Territory for painting and is now pre-
pared to do all kinds OF Painting and Polishing
Calag es and SleigAs in a better style than can he
done else where. Alter The experience oltwenty
years he nauersh himself that he cannot be bearIay-
ing paper-he also prepares walls and paints walls
all colors and different styles that in any rooms
the walls can be washed as well as ny wood, and
this he does from his experience md knowl-
edge and is prepared to do fancy and ornamental
painting cheaper than can be done elsewhere in
the Territory.
n. b Paints aud Oils always for sale al,
nv shop and colors of every description prepared
and sold atsi Chit GrainlnGand Imitation OF H.
5yptiap marble and all other kinds Of wood and
marble &c, e.
" shop corner Of church and pear streets.
oulhpoIt zee. =, IS -
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-29
EAGLE FOlTNIlRY

| ri VIE subscribers have just opened a NV Foun
dry on laik St, One Block west Of Main
street Whe'e they intend to carry on the business
in a II its various branches.
PLOUGHS,
WI be kept constantly Oh hand, the Michigsn
plough much improved it has given the best sat-
lsacl!on OF any Cast Plough now in use. Farmeu
are requested particularly TO call and examine be-
fore purchasing else where. With the view cfbrng
ing This Plough into general use, il will be sold
very low price.
Horse Power Threshing Machines, CadrOu
Kettles, Wagon and Pipe Boxes, OF all descrp-
tons.
Saw 81 Grist,AIill Castings maze 20 order and
on short notice.
AS the subscribers have just got Large Laths
in their establishment, they tlaiier themselves that
they can do work cheaper and better thar ever
has been done in Southport.
Repairing of Thrrshing Machines viii receive
prompt attention. Patterns for the Machines now
IN general use are kept on hand.
In short all kinds Of Castings and Finishing
done in as workmanIike manner, and on res-
soable terms at any other Foundry west Of
Lake Michigan.
JOSHUA DAVIS. ANDREW LEON ARD.
Southport, March %, 1817. lI9
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DR j. S. WOODS SARSAPARTLLA
| IL ELlXER, WARRANTED TO BE THE CHEAP
EST, and By FAR THE BEST preparation OF Sarsapa-
! rllla ever offered to the American people.
| This preparation OF Sarsa parIlla has been prov
! ed by very many eminent Physicians, to be more
! eiectual IN purifying the blood than any other
! medicine known. 1t has effected many astonfsh
| ing cures and is truly highly valuable irePd TO
all rersons in any way allectedwith diseases. It's
| cures are speedy and permanent, renovatlng the
sy ten and invgoratHg the patient, under IT'S i'm
mediate control We have only 10 that IT
has for It's agents large nuElber eminent. med-
| zeal practitioners who make general use OF II in
their prantice. 1t is put up in quart bottles, and
! is neither patent, quack' or imperial medlciGe
! We give an extract OF few Of the many highly
| respectable recommendations vountaril cent u.s.
| Rev. Il. Il. Rawson, OF Albacy, considers it
| " the best article for pPrso deblitated and of
scrofuous habits, offered to the American peo-
| pie"
Rev. Allen Steele, of Troy, say,, cit FAR en-
cells all the populaf medicines
| RevF Nj. Hitchcock, Of Albany, recommends
/ it as ga most valuable md medicine for Weak
! ness, Scrolu.ous Humors and Nervous dcrange
| menis"
Rev Elias Vanderhp, of Albany, says, = on
taking but cue botde, found rellei in Scrouous
! Humors of % or 30 years Standing
Rev l. N. Wykof, of Albany, recommends 1t
as decidec y beneficial on dyspeptic habit
AlaAy 0t the best PhysIclaus1 OF Albany pres
crbe il for their patients; also Physicians OF roy,
| Utica, Rochester, &c.
| DIR. f. Church, of Marshal, Michigan, corsd-
ers it the best preparation of the kind now in
use
DR.. S. P. Cunningham, has compared it with
| Townsend 5, and declares it Z" cheaper and better
| than Townscad' 5"
| DR. b. F. Fairfield has tested it and Grds II
- the best preparation of s4rsaparilla in the mar
ket." ..
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
Albany Freehoder April 9TH. 1917, say" We
believe Dr. J. : Woods SarsaparIlla Elixir to
be carefully psepared from articles pufely vegea
BILE, and by a skdinl physician, whose standing in
.ocle,y will secure public confidence
Albany Knickerbocker, OF March 18th, IS47,
avs the same compliment to DIR. Wood, aud adds,
we think we haza'd porhing in saving it is the
best and most conc,l tlat / preparation Oi Sarsa-
parllla befD re the ptGtt.
Albany Spectator says, "In the iNedness of
principle and Scrn ntegrty OF lsr Wood we have
assurance that no article appearing under his name
would be other than as represented by him. -
80 His Sarsaparlla stands high wherever It has
been introduced.
Sold wholesale and retail by Sawyer & Co.,
Southport Wis Iyl4.
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CAUTION,

Some speculaiur has claudestiuely (under anoth
er name) published an limitation, clearing the sam:
title) which, besides omltUng TIE niost important
portions OF 1t, dupes the crcduous out OF one dollar
when the price istwenty-dye cents, TOR the genuine
full, and complete work.
Copies OF this work will be seat in close en-
velope single letter postage 10 any part of the Uni
led States tor twenty five cents seat, post paid to
DR.. r. G. Geissner, Box 2456, Office 1874 Liberty
street, H. \.
n. B.-No Bookseller allowed to sell this work.
Dee. IS IS4S. no
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PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.

THIS WORK contains recently discovered nfor-
nation upon subject THE highest Importance 10
married persons, or those contemplating Marriage
II will he found OF special value to those whose
means health or othe. circumstances. DO not per-
nit them to increase ihe number Of their family
without great inconvenience, suffering, or perhaps
risk of life \ method Of avoiding thes, troubles
aud dangers at will, (recently discovered by Gel
ebra,ed French Physician is fully communicated
in this work, SO that any person may avail himself
Of il at once without cost The means OF preren-
ton here Sc, forth aIe therefore within the reech OF
all. The process is new, safe, intallible convent.
ent, simple, and sannot injure the health of the
most delicate
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-12-29

liMPRUFED+)
n . Cooking Stove ever invented has given so
l ' general satisfaction, both in point OF economy
and fuel, and the most perfect manner n which
cooking Of every description is done. In eompar-
ing this with other Stoves. the following advautas
ges will be fouad. Phe boilers come more mme
diateIy IN contact with the fire, consequently DO
IN Tess time-the oven being the whole SIZE OF ;
stove, will bake twice the quantity of other stove
OF the same dimensions and the heat is gener
ally dflused on all its sides, that it eXcols The COM
mon brick oven 1t has also been decided by
some Of the FIRST rate hotel keepers that meats and
pastries of all kinds are done in a much finer
manner than by any other process.
This Stove is so constructed, that no INSIDE
plates come in immediate contact with the fire,
consequently it must be very durable, and not
likely to get cut of repair. the construction is
so simple, that an inexperienced person may inn
medately become acquainted with its use.
They are made of the first quality Scotch and
American Pig Iron, and Of good thickness; almost
double the weight Of eastern made stoves of tbs
same size.
There are eleven sizes, varying from $l5 to
! $275; so that all classes of the community, from
the smallest family to the most extensive hotel or
Steam Boat, may avail themselves of the benefit
OF thus labor and fuel-saving article of domestic
economy.
These Stoves made by T. J. DUDLEY,
No l05, Main ST, Buffalo, and are sold by
MARSHALL g. PHELPS.
Southport, Sept. 1917.
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GOLD PENS, a superior article of Hayden s
u and Barney 81 Benedcts Pens, better
pen than ever before offered IN this town for
sale at KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Oct is4S. 10
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ATTENTION !!
called to the fact that The subscriber has pro-
| cured an abundant supply Of the best of
Well seasoned Wagon Lumber,

ard is prepared TO execute, upon the shortest no
,ice and 10 the best ard most substantial manner.
al work that may be called for in his line Of bust
ness.
Farmers, do you want good wagon, worth the
money You pay7
Call and sec before you purchase elsewhere.
DO not forget the place--Corner Of Church and
Pearl Streets, and wegt Of Durkee's New Brick
Block. JOHN WILDER.
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PURE LIQUORS,

THE undersigned now offers tor sale in lots
Il to suit purchasers the LARGEST and
BEST ASSORTMENT OF LIQUORS ever
brought into this market This assortment will
be found the best aid purest Brandies, Wines
and other liquors, All o. the above were pur-,
chased of The importers directly from the ware
houses Of the Custom House BY the subscriber
himself. He can therefore with the fullest onh
deuoe recommnd them to the public.
Cali at Pomeroys old store, on Market street,
two doors east al DIR, Green's drug store.
THOMAS PRICTURE,
N B. Cordials and BItters.
Southport, July2l, ls4s. AT
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TNANCY and PLAIN PARLOR STOVES
IL justreceived and for sale by
September, lS47 NAR3HtLL S. PHELPS.
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