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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-02

NAnDI.ER'S HARDW ARE.-We have now on hand
- very large and extensive SUI ply OF SADpLERY
CoAcu HARDwARE of our own i'm .ortation, which
selling low. Also on hand all the different Kinds of
American goods in this line. mi OFT K GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-02

Newton Daring grain and grass scyties
~ DICkEy.
my3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-02

En BBIS W. Tar, for sale 10y
GN mar2i LIST, HOWELL co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-02

r AMPS AND LARD OIL LAMfS.-We have Just
~ received this day good assortment OF Lamps,
which is as follows: Suspension lamps, with and with
ont Fringe; Centre Table Lamps assorted patterns; Side
Lamps and fine Brass Hand Lamps also Brass Britta.
MIA and China candiesiicks; g and bronze ranoles
4 style of Paper Shades with frames; Lamp
wcks Chimney and Gotes all will nc sold cheap for
cash by my5 FMRCHlLD l. TAYLOR,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-02

Shoot f,.,, lot Of superior Sheet Iron just re-
.hiCNt iioii' cevsd from the CovingtOu Mills, for
sale by APPS FORSYTH 4 BAKER.
T,ISH HOOKS AND SEA-GRASs IINES--Just re-
Z ceivet large lot OF Fish hooks all sizes; Sea
ami Hemp lines; Marbles OF all kinds with variety of
new lines etc, etc. Api4 JMEIIOR.
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CHANGE MAKES CHANGE.

The New York Courier, finding that the
publication Of Cassius M. Clay's letter, was
not the master-slroke Of policy supposed,
turns round upon the the let:e.- writer, after
the following fashion,
'Now the simple truth Of the matter is,
thai Cassius M. Clay is no better and no
worse than he was when bepuffed and be-
praised SO fllsomely by the Tribune and its
abolition allies in 1874, because he vouched
for Henry Clay's being the next thing to an
abolilionist. 10 US, his principles, his con-
duct AMI his mission. were alike offensive;
and considered his course then, backed as il
was by The Abolition press. and sanctioned
by Mr.. Clay, extremely dangerous TO the
triumph Of the wing party, we therefore op.
posed hini then on principle; and although,
in tho course Of events, he is now seemingly
acting in concert with rs, we think no better
Of The mar and Of his principles now than we
did in 1874"
In 1914, Mr.. julius Cesar H. Clay calle
for assistance from his relative
''Help me, Cassius, or sink"
In l646 Mr.. Bruius Webb turns upon the
poor pilgarlick, and says
"You wronged yourself to write in such a case"
Really, after Cassus has been doing his
kest to help bis beloved Brutus, such lreat-
.rnent is too bad.-John Donkey.
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TO TAILORS!
ID. Halrs System Of Garment Cutting

I
I'm NHIRD Edition, greatly enlarged and improv.
ed, illustrated with over So Diagrams and
Engravings, showing the way to cut every des-
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by a scale Of ID numbers
This system comprises in detsil the whole sci
ence Of Drafting Garments. based upon an entire.
ly new and original principle. viz Right angles,
or size and heighth, whereby coat ray be cut
in any style or fashion, by any person # ordinary
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containing likeness Of the author, will be ac-
companisd by pamphlet.of letters of recommen
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Tailors in every part Of the country, who are use
ing the sy item with entire success. By the use
Of this sy stem, sure fit is inevitable result:
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Philadelphia, Aug. IS, le47.
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onth Itake pleasure In saying that, aou sh I'M xper'
isneed NOT ONE ALTERATION his been necessary hov.
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ee9 Chesnut Street.
fully agree In Mr.. shebles opinion, that IL exces all
F..-a AARON PANCOST,
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One or more copies Of the system. with accom-
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PRIcE.--To subscribers by mail, (single copy) $40
Clubs Of FIVE, do ........... ....' $40
All orders addressed TO the undersigned will
meet with prompt attention. H. HULL,
Merchant Tailor, Cincinnati, Ohio
Nav, 1913. 376bw ch Gin. Gaz. So.
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The above prices, in consequence Of increased
facilities for manufacturing, are much reduced
from former rates. A liberal discount for cash
in hand at the date of the invoice.
Presses, Chases, rases, Wood Type, Ink, &C.,
furnished at the lowest manufacturers prices, Ell.
ther for cash or credit.
Our Specimen Book for l848 is now ready for
distribution to Printers, who will send for il, and
contains mahy new articles that we have never
before exhibited, such as Wiring Fourishes, Or
naments, Ornamental Fonts, &c. Of which We
have an ample stock for the prompt execution Of
o.ders.
}Sr For sale. several good second hand Cylin-
der and Platen Power Presses, Standing Press
es, Hand Printing Presses, &c.
GEORGE BRUCE & co.
- Chambers-st., New York.
May l848. 375cw$4
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Very truly, yours. g.,
John WIMER, s

NTOTICE is hereby given that petition will
/ u be presented 10 the Commissioners of Put.
nam county, Ohio; at their next session, on the
first Monday in June, l848, to lay out and estab.
lish new County Road, beginning on the east
life 8n the south east corner Of section thirty
six in township No. one north Of rdnge six ca st,
thence north four miles, that is, 10 the south east
corner Of section twelve in said township, thence
one mile west more or less, 10 intersect the Tur-
key Foot free Turnpike.
April "a, l848. 37cew
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Ma Y 1913.
Henry County Road 7dr.

NOTlCE is hereby given that the County
lN Commissioners Of Henry County, Ohio, at
the March session, l848, levied for road purpos-
es within and for said county, the sum OF two hunA
cred and eighteen dollars valuation, as the same
stands on the duplicate Of for said county for
the year l848, and that all persons owing said road
tax may discharge the same by labor an the public
highways in the proper road districts, or upon the
proper free turnpike road. at the rate of seventy
Eve cents per day for such labor, as provided BY
law. JAMES G. HALY,
County .Atsditer.
AUDrroR's OrTIcr, Henry County, o.
Napoleon, May lsl, l848. $3.50
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COUNTY NOTICE.
ROAD TAXES.

NOTICE ii hereby given that the Co un-
Commissioners Of Putnam County, OHIO, at
their March Session, A. D. ls46, levied for
Road pu poses within said county, the sum
Of Three thousand Two Hundred Dollars,
being at the rate 5f fory cents upon The hun
dred dollars ValualionJ as the Aatpe staudso or
the duplicate Of Faxes FOL said county for
the year lS4S, and ihatall PERSONS owing
said Road Taxes may discharge The saline by
labor upon lie Public Highways in tho pro
per Road District, or upon the proper FREQ
Turnpike Road, at the rate Of seventy five
cents per day, FOR such labor as provided by
law. lt NAHUM5dlrI,
.HI 8 . Auditor
AuDIToRs OFFICE,
Putnam Co. o., May Sd, i848 grg
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A HINT TO FARMERs.-Some time all OFT
the middle of The last century, landed pro-
proprietor in one of the midland counties,
resolved TO keep bis property in his own pos
session. A little fine convinced him, as i,
has frequently done others, that landlord
is his own worst tenant He, therefore, let
one half Of his estate to person who was
puncteai in paying his stipulated rent A.
bout ten years after this arrangement, he
found difficulties increasing, so that he was
forced to raise money, and having great con-
fdence in his tenant, he consulted him up
on the best manner in which il could be
done.-'Wby, by selling that part Of your es-
tate which possess, and reserving that
which you still occupy Yes, but money
is scarce; where ar 10 find purchaser? |?
Myself You, who came in siraightened
circumstances 10 occupy al "A high rent only
half of the property upon which !, the pro-
prletor ofthe whole, was nearly beggared by
farming! How are you enabled TO purchase
amoty ofmy cstateg Simply because ,ou,
lying in bed, said to your servants, Go! do
SO and so; while |, rising before mine, said,
Come! do SO and SO. al my prosperity
rests upon knowing the difference between
Cone, and COP
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O'lo will soon be threaded with railroads
which is both an evidence of her increasing
riches and civilization. There ale but four
leen miles of staging now between Cincin-
natl and Lake Erie. The cars arc now
unningfrom Ufblna to Slnlusky city.
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REvoIu1n N At Homf - There are strong

REvoLurn N AT HoME. - There are strong
Indications ofa revolt anoGg the biaves Ia
many parts Of the South. The affair al
Washington. had il been successful, nc
doubt t@ould have been followed BY gen
efll uprising. We tremble id view of this
danger to the peace of our own coHn ry.--
The Baltimore Sun says:e i,aW Do W.
"The slaves in Cecil county, Nd, are
running away in dfoves. The Wilmington
Chicken says-A week or two since eighr
made their escape from Mr.. George Kidd
in this county; and a week or so before. five
ran away from Messrs. Gales g. Chamber.
lain. twas Mr.. Kidd's intention, we are
informed, 10 free three Of his slaves in few
days" wv lt ~i ha7I4N naf poae
Slave Er ;perty on the borders Of the free
States, is getting almost valueless. Deleware
Maryland, Eastern Virginia and Kentucky
will soon rid themselves of the evil. il.--Ckpe.
land Plain Dealer. % 3'ita'a g'a
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ae@G0'S @ee&Ga DapeG
Is az large as any two Dollar Subscription
paper, and contains more reading. as but lit
lie space is allowed for adverlisemenis.--
The paper is superior and club subscribers
obtain it o. less than
sEvrNTY-F1vE CENTS A YEAR.
AS will be seen by referring TO tho
Terms for Clubs.
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PRINTING TYPES
WILL De SOLD AT BRUCE

WILL BE SOLD AT BkUCE'S
Me3 g@e& SgQpe,s ,sD@oaogSrg
A ETER March 18Th. I34s, at the following
n very low prices, for approved six months
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OFFIcIAL.-The amount of the United
States treasury notes outstanding on the
first IF May, ls4S, was $l3,l39, 1881.
The receipts Into the United States treas
ury for The quarter ending the 3lst of March
last, from customs, was about $9, $50, ,0O0--
from lands, about $7Oo,OOO- miscellaneous,
SIG, ,200-making about lO,259 200.
The expenditures during the same period
were-for the civil list, miscellaneous and
foreign intercourse, 81 ,3S9, ,5S2, ,Ol--for the
army, Indian department, foriifcations, per:
sions, &C.. $7,24l ,659,55-for the navy,
$l.964,77l .40-making 0,606, ,033,05.
There were other receipts, from the five
million loan; and other expenditures, for
the reimbursement Of treasury notes.
The amount Of funds in the hands of the
various repositories, subject 10 the draft Of
the United States Treasurer. by returns
received 10 April ID. was $2,652,07l,3S
We gather the above facts from official
tables published at Washington. -or
twill be wellto observe what an immense
stride the government made during the last
quarter, towards incurrlng that hundred mill
ION debt, which We hear that the war wiU
cost. The difference between the cost of
sustaining the government, army and all, for
three moths, ard the actual receipts for the
same period, was-oh wonderfully than
half million. At this rate, it would take
only fifty years to incur the debt we read Of
Ohio Press.
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VIII soon rld themselves OF The evll.-CkUe-
land Plain Dealer. 4 s3t9l6 g'i.
PRorERTY CT MARRIED WoMEN.-A mos,
important change in the law Of property has
been made lately in the two largest States
of the Union. The Legislature Of New
York and Pennsylvania have passed laws tc
sure TO married women The entire and sepa-
rate control of their property Of every des
cription, whether owned before marriage OF
acquired after. We give below the New
York law. The Pennsylvania act is similar
10 it. Unless the law of dover ID changed
in those States, the effect of this Legislation
will be that the wife will have more control
over The husbands property 0n real estate)
than he will have over hers, but il is prob; :
bly, the intention Of these legislators entire
y TO dissolve the partnership IN the properly
Of either party: m Htrg.
SEcT1oN /. The real and personal prop
erty of any female who may hereafter marry,
and which she Shall own al the time Of mar
riase, and the rents, issues, and profits
thereof, shall not be subjected 10 the dis
posal Of her husband, nor be liable for his
debts and shall Continue her sole and sepa-
rate property.
S2. The real and personal property, and
the rents, issues and profits thereof, of any
female now married, shall not be subject TO
the disposal of her husband, but shall be her
sole and seperate property, as if she were
single female, except SO far rs the same
may be liable the debts of her husband
heretofore contracted.
80. II shall be lawful for any married
female 10 receive by gift, grant, devise or
bequesi, from any person other than her hus-
band, and hold to her own and separate use,
as If she were single female, real and per-
sonal PROPERTY, and the rents issues and
profits thereof, and the same shall not be
subject to the disposal of her husband nor be
liable for his debts. 0 all
A. All contracts made between persons
in contemplation of marriage, shall remain
o. full fmce after such marriage shall take
place Ohio Press. l,i
ALL FOR THE BEsT.-Blessed are they
that are blind; for they shall see ~ ghosts
Blessed are they that are deaf; for they
never need lend money, nor listen to tedious
stories. " sE}fs
Blessed are they that are afraid Of thunder;
for they shall hesitate about getting married
land keep away from political me settings.
Blessed are they that are lean for :here
is a chance to grow fat. N ...s,.-,4 -
Blessed are they that get no Office under
government; for five hundred and ffly.two
reasons-not given on account Of tie short
ness of the days. H
Blessed are they that are ignorant; for they
are happy in thinking that they know every
thing.
Besse are the peucemakew; for they shall
see God-ahd get most wof'lly kicked by
their countrymen.
Blessed is lie that is ugly in form and fea-
lures; for the girls shan't molest him.
Blessed is she that would get maftied
and can't; for the consultations Of the gospel
are hers.
Blessed are the orphan children; for they
have no mothers to spank them,
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in Ireland Breddstufs. Adgalssd
H4 NEw Yoak, Mays, ls4e.
Editor Ohio Statesman:
The Britannia Steamer reached Boston
ON Yesterday. She brings later and impor-
taut news from Europe
An intense excitement prevails in France,
Ledru Rollin has made an attempt TO de-.
stroy the Provisional Government.
Troops are arriving in Paris ffem all parts
Of the country.
The cause Of the hostility Of Rolin and
and his associates, is the supposed infiue ice
which the ourgeoise (he midling classes)
have over the Provisional Government.
The charge Of Ledru Rollin and Others
against L'marthc and the other members
Of the Provisional Government is that they
sympathise too much With the emiddle classes.
The old parties of Girondin and Mountain
are revived, My that the modern Girondins
are possessed of more energy and are less
likely 10 give way 70 attack.
The markets of England when ihe Britain
mia sailed, were firm and hreadstufs were
advancing FloHrs-26 TO 27s per bbL =
Corn "a 27s per DR. la
Ireland continues excited. and on the
verge of an open outbreak.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
sTlLE LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL, OF THE BRITANNIA.
Excitement in France Attempt to operthrow
the Provisional Gouernmcstun4gitation
an Ireland Breddstg6s. ADJ va.
'hA New York, Mays, lS4e.
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MOST pnMERFIII. CURATIVE

of Pulmonary diseases in the whole range of
Pharmacy. The sale made in the Western States
have thus far been unparalleled; and the most
gratifying proofs Of its efficacy have beea receiv'
ed from every place where il has been used
.Lo,aooI. oE b. g.
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Putnam Co. O., May Sd, la4a.} tss
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Among oil the famous medicines for Codspmp-
ton, none seems to be meeting with greater sue
cess or gaining higher reputation than that
mosl wonderful article.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-30

TO LET
THE BRICK STORE, in which the Post Office is kent
in the Center of Sutton Mass Said Store is large and
convenient and will be let very moderate terms it is
as good situation for business well be found for
country store so for sale the stock Of Goods in said
store which will be sold such terms cannot help to
suit any one who may wish take the store and Post
Office. Possession be given any time desired the
above offers chance for any wishing enter in
to good business, which will require but small Capitol
For further information apply on the premises.
A s. TENNEY.
Sutton, Sept 10, 1913, dwtf
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WORCESTER, SATUR
A RARE CHANcE-FoR SALE,

.sassggss FlNHAT valuable Real Estate, centrally
xS i located on LINCOLN STREET, in the City
%8$zEks of Worcester, four minutes walk from the
%1% EsnEE Court House, Iate the property OF Hon.
JOSEPH G. KENDALL, containing from four
-1zA1T=-~ five OF choice land bounded west
erly 10 feet Lincoln Street, southerly on Kendall
Street $40 feet easterly Oak Avenue nearly 300 feet
and northeIy the Rev Alonzo Hill and Hon.
Judge Thomas. There are the premises, good Barn.
recently erected and from thousand to fifteen hundred
FRUIT TREES comprising choice selection OF the I'm
est varieties of Apples Pears Peaches Piums Ounces,
&C. The other portions OF the land are in and gran
and are suitable for gardening There is copious and
permanent spring the lot capable of being used
for artificial fish pond, or other purposes.
The above Estate affords rare chance for any gentle
man wishing provide himself with beautiful private
residence; or it may be divided into lots, afford
the opportunity for profitable speculation If not sold
private sale will be divided into lots and sold
Auction.
For further Information, permitted te refer to Rev.
ALoSZo FILL, ARTEMAs WARD, Esq, P w. WAIT,
keeper of the American Temperance Exchange.
J. HENRY KENDALL.
Worcester June 90. le4s. dwtf
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Wanted Immediately,

WHOLESALE
BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.
TNHE subscribers, formerly Of the firm Of MASON HATcn
i Co., have taken the Store recently occupied by
them, and will continue furnish the citizens and trade
OF Worcester and vicinity with the best of New York and
Vermont BUTTER and CHEESE, Beans Dryed Apple
Grass Seed &c. share of the public patronage is ro
specially solicited and all orders promptly
NOW IN FOR SALE,
Large and small Packages BUTTER; ma
do do Boxes CHEESE;
Bushels BEANS, &c.
j. & T.. STEVENS, 81
satM No Warden Block, Front Street.
Worcester, July 4. dit
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PREMIUM DAGUERREoTYPES
1856 MAIN STREET.

PhEHlUM DRGUERkEOTYPES
1856 MAIN STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE.
Ihe subscriber is happy TO inform the citizens OF Wor-
tester and vicinity that he has made arrangements with
MIR. 8. l.. WALKER t...,
10 remain In Worcester short time longer thus giving
opportunity to those who have called have not had
chance to sit on account Of previous engagements and
crowded state Of my rooms 20 call again. Mr.. Walkers
reputation as an artist of superior merits and skill any
VINO nave visited Worcester, is well established
need any comments suffice say that he has received
Diplomas and Medals for Daguerreotypes exhibited
In New YORK. and Is the ONLY Daguerreotypst In Wor-
tester who has ever received Premium, advertisements
slocunrary notwithstanding. 1875 A&as'A }H
Having enlarged my Rooms t,cice the size of any
others IN this city would invite citizens and strangers 10
CALI whether contemplating sitting or not
June 6. auaa dnTei $40 GEO. ADAMS.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

WorcesteT,ss. September l4th 1e4s
u virtue OF and Execut n which issued on Judge
ment, recovered at the September Term the court
of Common Pleas begun and holden Worcester within
and for the county of Worcester A. d, le4s favor of
Edward H. Hemenway of Worcester in said county OF
Worcester against Calvin Shepard in the coun
" OF Middlesex this day seized and took Fourdrinier
Paper Machine and Dryer cutting machine attached to
the same, Stuff chest felt washer, Engines, Rag
cutter and Buster. Boiler Bleach Tubs crane,
Phelps washers Paper presses, Engine Belts Main Belt
and all the branch shutting and Be:ing connected with
the above named machines, it being The property
was attached by me process, and Saturday
me seventh day of October nert the Factory
ly occupied BY Shepard Goddard in Millbury at one
O'Clock in the afternoon shall offer for sale by public
auctions undivided halt of the above named personal
property which is subject to lease TO William Dckn-
son. Esquire of Worcester owner or pror rieor
Of the other half OF said property. ,5sart-s98
Sept 49, 1s4s. dw2w
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00n AGENTS WANTED, TO SELL A
NOO NEW, LARGE SPLENDID TOWNSHIP MAP
PENNSYLVANIA In this State ami with IT, and in all ths
other States, two FAMILY Medical Works Of great vaue
Comforts Thomsonian Practice Of Medicine;
Comforts Thomsenian Practice OF Midwifery.
To applications, PAID circular will
cd, giving the particulars Of the whole subject.
ALEXANDER HARRISON,
Oct 81 Al 81 south Seventh street.. Philadelphia
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New Carpets.

AM now receiving from the best Manufactures in this
country Than Thirty New Patterns
THREE PLY INGRAM CARPETINGS.
Also-Elegant Patterns Brussels and Velvet Tapes,
try Carpets-together with complete assortment of
FURNISHING GOODS,
which am prepared to sell the lowest prices of any
market. HENRY II. CHAMBERLAIN.
Sent lS-MSRdl wis
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Cotton Machinery for Sale,


ID ECENTLY used in the manufacture of No. 80 Printing
h Cloths and in good running ORDER consisting OF
Picker, Wilton d Sons make-2G Cards-9 Breakers
II Finshers-l Doubler-l Drawing France Taunton
spindles-2 pair Mules 4S6 one OF 5l2 spndes
/ Warper-2 Dressers-6 Leoms-1 Cylinder and 2 DofTeI
Grinders with all other articles used In Cotton Mills
1t may be examined at any time application 10 Mr.
SILAs DINsmoRE So Worcester. For nrher par
tcunrs inquire OF g. B. HOLBROOK, Holden.
Dec 20. Il Natss fs dStaw wii52
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

FHE Subscriber having taken the Store formerly kept
L by G. BALLARD, No. 2ll4, in the United States
HOTEL Main street, would inform his en Is aud the pub
lie, that he shall keep hand good variety and as
good quality of Ladies, Gentlemens Misses Boys and
Children's -
BOOTS and SHOES
as is usually found in Shoe Store respectfully soil
cits a share of their patronage.
Sept Ii, 184S-dlm WILLIAM w. AYRES