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RID !.

gilasII wing purchased the in
sS5 III The, late firm of BURT
s. b snnonnces 10 his friends
generally, iha, he will still keep
Y ihe eskHSANYER's EfOTEE, and
Z & stTsct aitentionand care on his pant, 10
y rid share of public patronage. His
i be kept up with lI'c choicest Wines
ssnd fsi4nors Of all kinds. and his STABLE will
ges satiendt d to by steady and honest lostler'
TERMS OF BOARDING.
Boarding per month by the year,
without lodging, $40 90
Boarding andl"dgirg per month by
tho year exclusive ui lights, l2 so
Boarding and lodging per month by
the months, II so
Boarding and lodging per week, 8 90
per day. 90
g: per meal. 374
Boarding Horse per month"; by the year, 10 %
- - day, rs
Transient boarding. payabIc-Cosh
Regular boarding, ayable-MontMy.
JOHN L. DOBY.
July I5 lS49, If 2G
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

EDY Y virtue of sundry wrils of Iieri facas
HID to me directed, | shall proceed II
sell at Edsefcld CourI House, IN The frs,
Monday and Tuesday in August next, the
following property i'll The following cases,
viz:
A. NJ. Rearten VS.. N. l.. Barley, &. l.
s, +. Penn for their Assignee vslhe same,
John Huielt VS. N l.. Barley and G.
NJ tchelI, T.. B. Presley VS. N. l.. Barley,
one negro hoy Hal, levied on as The prop
erty of N. l.. Barley.
Terms Cash.
S. CHRISTIE. S. f. D.
July Is 1919, 3t 26
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Notice.

A T the same time. and place, I will SELF
IA on the same terms, (if not previously
disposed of, at private sale,) the tract Of
land whereon Mrs. Mourning Matthews, resi-
ded ar the time of her death, containing FOUR
teen hundred acres. more or less, and adJoin-
ing lands A. P. King, Col Whit. Brooks,
G. W. Holloway, and others.
Nj. FRAZIER.
July 16., Lit 70
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WINES, LIQUORS, &c.
NO. 27

WINES, LIQUORS, &c.
An BARRELS New Orleans, WH1SKEE
lU 10 BARRELS MonoDgahcla I"
10 I" Fank's old Rye
5 Mountain Dew" I"
10 New England RUM,
] Pipe Jamaica :.
81. Croiy
8 Barrels American GIN,
/ Pipe Holland &" -,
5 Pipes COGNAC BRANDY, various
brands,
10 Or. Pipes Madeira and Teneriffe WINE
:" Port and Sherry
S " " Sweet Malnga ..
" I" White Muscat
8 Barrels ALCOHOL, high proof,
5. American BRANDY,
10 Cider VINEGAR,
S Iaf Pipes W. Wine Vinegar,
5 Casks London PORTER, quarts g. pints
S Barrels CORDlALS;
2 " Lemon Syrup, &c. &c.
IN BoTTLEs. 49,,
MADEIRA Wine, Port Wine, Sherry Wine.
Lemon Syrup, Raspbury Syrup, .Slrawbury
Syrup, Ginger Syrup, French Cordials, &c!
For sale by
H. A. KENRICK.
Hamburg, June 23d, ls49. At %
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

JAUNDICE. DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE
OF THE KIDNEYS,
And all diseases arising from a disor-
dcrta LiUcr or Stomach IN both
Male and Female:
Snch rs Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullnesa
or Blpod to the Head Acidty Of The Stomach,
Nausea, heartburn, Disgust for Fond. Full"
ness or weight in The Slnmach, Sour Ernctn-
lions, Sinking or FlullcIing al the pit Of the
SlomacI,, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried
and Difficult Breathing, Fluuciing al the Heart,
Clinking or Snfcang sensations when in
lying posture, Dimncs Of Vision, Dots or webs
befure the Sight, Fever and dull pain in the
Head, Deficiency of Pcrspiraton, YeIowness
Of the Skin aud Eyes. Pain in the Sirlc Back,
Chcsl, &C.. Sudden fishes Of Heat, Burning
III the Flesh, Constant Imaginings of EVIL and
rreat depression of Spirits eau be efleclualIy
curn1 Inv
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= THE DISPATCH"
December 3lsl sans -

AN 1NvATManIr MEpIcINE--we
have frequently heard The Celebrated German
b!t!ers, manufactured ny W Eoonahu' spoken
OF lh ter"s oi coihhehuauoN' anu we Nno"
deservedly so. IL IS loo common pfacuce' 'h
certain ialters 10 pun all manner OF useless
trash, but ~ the case ol The above blltcrs' nun,
dreds are lying wIt''csses ol iieir great mora
and physical worth As medicine ior lne
Liver Complaint Jahnulce' nervous Dco,,y
ana dyspepsia '.as peen lonhn invaiu"Tie, Jie
ellec1ihs cures anu .n"aouSy eIau.c'r s cs;T='J
eases. m"ch al "','.i .ieu'I'ies nav .a"I
we icil co''''hccu' !'d. W '''e use VI "e S., H
mnn Bltlers, The patent does not become ueoi-
ltaed, but constantly gains strength anu v'Sor
to the lrameLa lact worthy "l great cons'uera,
ton. The Bitters are pleasant III taste ana
smell, and can be rim'nlslered under any cir
eumstances,to TO The most 4stlGale stomach; II
aaea- hansS aa'na-"sea-hya'l persons "itii ''le
most pefiecl Sale,y. IL woulu &c wen 'or t"ose
W"' a'e NUN a.iec'cu ~ NV 'criU"s t''emi
W en.n,iie"c WIN, o"I .e'sp"ui r VI 'as
sf"o"any i,.'tIsc a. - W. sI"M i;"I, ;nIr Tho
c"ee' r''u .', y. o"".s., p:oP:' Ju"o
HesI ''l "nu VIII ,'' J ".u m ,, H. .t,;o,oJ ,ne
''IS u'c ,i'ai :'u W '''e '"
'i'''s' 'o'u'"''y "u'''e '''e'' "ao'
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES"
Jype ohb uus.
a,o o,,o Coon C,rr1r1S ,,,o ,ro
~ Voh wv ~ :,.: lHn.'o "mo ,ln, a..
ihFa':us kho" he many Is'o",s"inS cltcs -, 'ia
nave Perh performed ny ~ ho"iia"u LII
nfa'eu "e',''' n''.e's u'rJ w NJ. III ""
recoW,iena ti'e'i' 10 Lne peiI'dn ieuT.'ne
Store alI who are afflicted win Liver - So'I,'
PIa'''t: 'aundce' DyspepSia' or Nervous Deoi',
ity' The Doctor has cured many OF our m cl''zclls
alter Inc best physicians iiad ia"ed' we nave
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PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
BY
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Notice.

yHNHE Subscriber wishing to leave this;
n place, offers for sale his House and Lot
situated in Po,tersve. Also 1856 acres oflan8
five miles from Edgehed Court House, lying
on lhe AbhevilIe road-also first rate Cow
and Calf, with other property not mentioned.
8. CLARE.
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q: BEG leave 10 return my thanks TO the
I'll public for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed on me, and solicit q continuance
of the sarae for the new firm.
B. S. DUNBAR.
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og Car I .

E BEG leave to return my thanks to the
e public for the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed on me, and solicit conlinu-
ancc Of the same for the new tirm.
G. ~. GLRMANY.
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"a a. Il, 4 G. H .

WlLL be let 10 the lowest bidder at Con-
w cord on Monday the Both inst. the bnld.
ing Of a CHURCH 50 feet wide and 45 Iret
long, II feet between the floor and i"isI. with
a porlico in from; 10 feet wide aud : feet long
3 doors with long panncl shutters, windows
IS lights 10 by II, with blinds, house 10 be cell.
ed inside tIronghont, to be weather boarded
perpendlcnlarly, with pulpit, , allars, and good
backed seats, 10 be painted inside and out, ex-
cept the top, and 10 be 2 feet oil Of the ground.
and underpined with y lock or good brick
pillars. The undertaken To furnish all the ma
terlals, aud TO complete the house in works
nanlike manner by the first of Jonnary text
also the old Church will be sold to the highest
bidder al The sanlc lime and place.
A. JONES, Chmr of Buil'ng Com.
June II 1919, If 25
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DIS s OIL THO n .

TElE FIRM Of WALKER s BRADFORD dissolved oHth f4th
4 The lille the firm will hereafter be used only
clement of srh unfinished business which
uaaa ,L .a
Of importance Affairs readily
close. GOlLA !fiCN WHhhr1A,
Hamburg S. c., July i5, 1870 I'm 20-
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DR.. HO0FLAND'S
Celebrated German :BitterS.

Their power over the above diseases is not
cxcclIed-if eqnallcd-by any other pre7ara.
ton in the Unled States as the cures attest, in
many Cases after skiIIful physicians had failed.
Deramgemcnt Of the Liver and Stomach arc
sources OF Insanity, and will also produce dis
case of the Heart, Skin, Lungs anu Kidneys,
and lays The body open 10 an attack OF the
Cholera, Bilious, or Ycuw Fever, and is gen.
orally The first cause Of that most baneGul dis
case, CONSUMPTION.
Opinions Of the Philadelphia Press.
1.-THE DISPATCH,"
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A G. A R I'd

TgvHE respectfully and grateful thanks
u WALKER g. BRADFORD the liberia
SUPPORT generously favored and b solicit
WALKER COLEMAN could conf
recommend o their
SAMUEL NJ. BRADFORD.
Hamburg July 6 1919 2n 2G
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Found

SOME short time since. in the woods near
x the residence of Mr.. Eli Brad6erry, very
fine DIRK, or side Arm. The owner can have
the same by proving property, paying Tor this
Advertisement. and rewarding the finder with
II suitable reward. Enquire at this Office
July IL, If %
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Il @ Z ice.

A LII Persons are hereby forewarned from
IA trading for note Of hand, signed by
me TO w. Rinchar,, for one hundred dollars,
dated, some time about the lst of June, lS49,
as have not received any value for said
note, I am determined not 10 pay it, unless
compelled by law.
VIM. RAVES.
July ls, 2t 70
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New Fire Proof Warehouse.
WAAMynD g @RYa@yTe
Warehouse and Commission Merchants.
JACKSON STREET, AUGUSTA, GIA.

FENuER WAREHOUSE recently erected PROOF and the
ng FRONT the Cuhe llo o Georgia Rail Road Depot.
City both
CONVENIENCE AND SECURITY against FIRE being bounded three
iIes
CASH ADVANCES made in Produce in Store, when required.
ORDERS FOR GOODS promptly ridual
To A o their
GOLLOTHUN WALKER, Of Hamburg. S. C.
HARPER e. BRYSON the firm
Brysou, COskery, g. co.
Augusta, July 6 lS49 Pm 26
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W. hiee lead.

White Meat!.
SnlA LBS. White Lead, Pure, Extra
eUUU and No. !.
4U0 Gallons best LiLseei Oil.
200 :. Spls. Turren,ine.
100 "a Best Copal VarnsI,,
so japan DO
30 g Leather do
Bbl Train Oil.
] Nea,sfoot Oil.
For sale by
BLAND, TEAGUE & co.
Druggists, EdgeiieId C. II. July 4. If "a
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~ CAR ii

Hamburg July 3, If
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-19

found in small band, wound round the twigs,
which present shining appearance when GOV
cred with dew in the morning.
He approved of picking up the windtaIIs and
wormy apples, as means OF destroying insects,
with which they are infested. He had preserv.
ed the Roxbury russell apple for year and half
by keeping it in dry sand in cool cellar.
Hon. Mr. Brooks, OF Princeton, made inquir-
les in relation TO the best method OF removing
large fruit trees His method OF destroying cat
erpillars, was to brush them off soon after they
were hatched out, just at shutdown, and they
would perish during the night.
Col Wilder replied to the inquiry of Mr..
Brooks in relation to removing large trees, that
the best method, was to cut or trench round the
root in the autumn, at suitable distance from
the trunk, leaving a sufficient ball of earth to
cover the roots. This should remain until frozen
sod when it could be removed during the cold
weather, entire
Hon. Mr. Calhoun considered the cultivation
of fruit as the most profitable crop to the farmer.
He anticipated that this country would supply
England. The preservation and keeping OF fruit,
he said, was not well understood. He knew
gentleman in Berkshire county, who had good
success in preserving fruit with sawdust and air.
Stacked lime, placed between the layers of fruit,
which preserved it in all its freshness. In al.
most every town there are either native or other
varieties that are known to succeed well. He
advised the cultivation of such varieties particu-
lary. In this connection he alluded to an
excellent winter fruit, known at Springfield as
the Congress appe-whether native or foreign
he could not tell.
Mr.. Brigham of Westboro', stated that he had
been successful in preventing the depreciation OF
the curcuij0 the plum. by placing hen and
chickens under the tree, to eat the Insects. In
this way he had very large crop where he new
er had any fruit before.
MIR. Cole, editor OF the New England Farmer,
exhibited some specimens Of the Northern Spy
and Ladies Sweeting Apples, in fine perfection.
He made some interesting remarks in relation TO
native and other varieties OF fruits. Among 9th.
er things he stated that the Northern Spy Apple
had caused a greater sensation than any other app
pie in the country; that although the sweet APP
Piles recommended by Col. Wilder, were first
rate, yet the Ladies' Sweeting surpassed them
all; and should il be adapted TO our region ii
would prove the most valuable of all. These
fruits were cut up and distributed to the audi
ence after the meeting, and their flavor gave
general satisfaction
DR.. BardweI, OF Whately, made some very
interesting remarks on the ptoprety OF selecting
the right kind of stocks for trees. He thought
we ought to go back to the beginning, and take
only such as from the seed were strong and Wig.
orous The remarks of DR.. Bardwel were high
Iy interesting and were listened to with much at
tention Notwithstanding the lateness OF the hour
The President announced that the same sub
iect would be continued Tor discussion at the next
meeting
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This Express connects at Groton Junction with
BigelnIN1s Greaf Mnrlhnrn EXnrnss
J. w. COLLIER,
Ventillating and Gossau ar Wig Maker,
rfi


NO lat MAIN STREET, WORCESTER,
REGo respectfully TO inform inhabitants of Wofces~
- ter and the adjoining towns that he has taken the
ABOVE room, where he purposes to manufacture every
description Of Goods aperaining his business
DESCRIPTION that they be passed in New
York His Ventilated Wig weighing OF weight, beaus
n and durable article with every modern mprov
p cent less than either the Boston York prices
The following a few Of the Goods he will all times
keep on hand or be pleased to make to order:
Gents Wigs Toupees with every variety of Top pieces.
Ladies' WtgS, half RigS, plain Bands (natura asngs)
Frizetes. gLets, Curtis &c.
Any of the above articles cleaned dressed and made
look equal to new al trfing charge.
Ornamental Hair Working.
Ladies Furnishing their Hair, that deceased
friends relatives have made into any of the
lowing articles of variety of beautiful and substantial
patterns, which may be at his Rooms
BraceetS ArietS NegiigeeS Finger Rings Ear Drops,
Crosses Ladies' Guards and Neck Chains, Beads, &c.
GENTLEMEN's GUARDS.
Hair Braided and inserted in Lockets Breaches ana
Breast Pins. jewelers. supplied liberal terms.
GOLFERS CORAL LIQUID.
In Offering the shove Liquid the proprietor confidently
that il is perfectly free from any chemical pepara-
on, different tom those in which
have been proved he destructive the human hair
The Coral Liquid will promote The growth the Hair,
and eftectuay remove the scuf and daHdruf, giving
the skin beautiful clear Wilderness at the time ins
vigorang and strengthening the and leaving them
in perfect healthy Ladies will fluid this a superior
article in addition their Toilet, giving brilIancy and
soness the hair. One trial will prove its efficacy, and
in order TO bring within the each of all it, it is put up
in Bottles-prce 25 cts.
Families furnishing their own botuesSl per quart.
Hair bought taken in exchange. dlm* March 10.
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Commonwealth of MASSACHUSETTS.

Worcester So. March 3, 1919.
pY virtue of an execution which issued judg cement
ID favor Of BERIAH CURTIS, of Worcester the County
ofWorcester Gentleman, against Luther Burnett Of said Wor~
cester Gentmen the Court Of Common Pleas begun and
holden Worcester within ard for the County Worcester
the first Monday OF December A. D. 1913, have taken all
The right in equity that the said Luther Burnett had the first
day Of August D. l845 the day when the
ed process redeem certain mortgaged
lying in the city of Worcester aud the that described
in mortgage deed thereof from the said Luther Burnett
Wor County Institution for Savings recorded in Book
Page 81 the Registry of Deeds for the County of Worcester
aud Monday, the ninth day of April next O'Clock
in the afternoon the American Temperance House Wor
cser shall offer for sale by Public Auction to the highest
bidder, said right equity of redemption.
M. 5. d2w j. DAY. Deputy Sheriff.
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FOR SAM FRANCISCO,
AND THE GOLD REGION s

To sail from Providence, March Goth.
IA 1NHE splendid and avorite coppered and cop
LIN per fastened fast sailing packet ship SOUTH
[EEEE AMERICA, $3.50 tons) Capt. NATHANIEL W.
-as-E=- SowLE having splendid cabin accommodations
and roomy between decks being feet this ship
offers favorable opportunity for passengers who wish
go comfortably The between decks of this ship Will be
fitted up spacious Saloon painted berths, cuained,
and cabin TO be well ventilated with spacious companion,
each hatch way.
The first cabin is finished with rosewood and mahogany,
divided into spacious and furnished in modern
style The Ladies' Cabin finished AMI fupished in the
best style, and offers favorable opportunity families
going San Francisco.
Capt. Sowe is accomplished officer in the Pacific
trade and passengers going by this ship which aremtrk
ably fast sailer, will be sure of a quick passage.
early application, freight passage should be
made to WIN. WBIPPLE BROWN,
No. West Water Street, Union Buildings
Fell 49, dtM20 Providence, r. I.
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New Express LiLe.
BigeIoW's Boston s. Worcester Expres.

~~AOSAO" y SOoSOA4 - tV1GC0tCl &JApAG0p5
ssSas=s, ODer the Worcester and Nashua, and
Esa4155 sHekburg Rail Roads.
e2 aS HE subscriber has commenced running
Express Car the above Roads, for the
safe transmission of
Fdc6dses Bnndes, Bank Notes. Specie and Merchandise
- generally Three Times each way Daily.
NOTES. Drafts, and Bills collected and all business eyecut-
d"lth dispatch, and cheap by any Express.
O01ceS-Amertcan House, Worcesfer and Rail Rad
ETchangf, Court Sqqare, BostOn.
=, ordes received at Hutchinson u Co.'s bookstore, II
MAN St. and at the Ticket Office, Lincoln So. Worcester
L. G. BARpwsLL, Messengers
l.. BlGELOW, Proprietor.
This Express connects at Groton Junction with
BigeiOw's Great Northern Express,
For Townsend, Peterborough, New IPSWICH, Mason Vii
age Nashua Shirley, Lunenburg, LeOmnsier, Fitchbug,
westminster, AshtnrBham, Gardner, Baldwinve, Roy~
aston, Athol Orange Wenda, Ervng Mont.g ue North
field, Greenfield, Ms, Vernon, Brattleboro W.T. Winchen-
don, Fzwilam, Troy, Keene, Bellows Falls, Charles
town, Claremont, H. Springfield, Windsor Rocking>
he artonve Chester, ProcIorsville, Cavendifh Lud>
low Kgand Middlebury, Vegennes and Burlington, Vt.
March l9. DIFF
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A Man Wanted, or Tenement to Rent.

A Man Wanted, or Icnement to Rent.
FTlIE subscriber wishes Tenement at his Nur
L sery, mile from the Court House, on the West
Boylston road steady, respectable with small
f4milv-one acc TAINTED with horticultural Farming
operations would find employment during the summer
season; or is good situation tor who wi hes TO
follow marketing part of the for good tree
trimmer engrater and budderas there is much Of that
business this vicinity. II would be good sua>
ton tor any gentleman wishes retire little from
the crowd of the town, CHARLES NASH.
March 10.
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J. HOOKER, M. d..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Office and Residence, No. 8 Park Street.
DR.. HOOKER would inform the citizens of Worcester
and of the adjoining towns, that he has opened Office
by HIMSELF and soicis patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid.
He will the dispensing of Medicine the of
INEXPERIENCED individuals, but will far practicable attend
10 HIMSELF thus avoiding greariSk to Patient and Physician
Jad |. diff
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u V. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
ia Bostoa, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Office
Boston, No. Congress Street..
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

Worcester, March l6, 1919.
DY virtue Of two Executions which issued upon judy
ID in favor of Enoch Flagg of Worcester aforesaid
and James A. Burlngame, of Worcester yeonan, the
last the Court of Common Pleas for said County,
have aiken all the Right in Equity that MICHAEL
CONLAND had, the seventeenth day of November
last past, the day when the attached mesne
PROCESS redeem certain tagged Real Estate lying
Said Worcester, heing the that is described
mortgage deed thereof from the said Michael Conand to
Samuel Daymon, recorded in the Registry of Deeds fer
said County book 425 page 427 and the teny eighth
dry of april ner twelve O'Clock noon the Ameri-
Temperance House in said Worcester shall offer
sale by public auction the highest bidder said right
and equity of redemption satisfy said Executions and
all fees and charges of sale.
Mid F. WARREN. Constable of Worcester.
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STEPHEN TRACY, NJ. D..

Respectfully offers his services to the inhabi-
tan of WORCESTER. Dr. T.. having enjoyed superior ad
yanage and had ample experience in the East Indies and h
West well in New England feels fully warranted in Civ
the that all entrusted his requiring
either MEDICAL SURGICAL attendance shall treated in
the most careful and skiu manner.
Office lat presenD 60 WaIM.st.
D.c27 diff
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20 MERCHANTS.

WANTED, by Young Man, "a years of age OF gen
w teel address situation in Dry Goods, West India
Goods or Clothing Store-has had several wears expert
ence in the Dry Goods and w. Goods business and
furnish satisfactory references Inqaire his oice,
line addressed through the P o. TO FREEMAN, will
receive attention. dlWF March Isl.
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H % Oh o. Il
REV ALBERT CASE, P. G. NJ, wi deliver lecture
upon Odd Fellowship at QuiNsG AMoND HALL, on Wed
nesday Evening, u O'Clock, Members of the Order
with their Ladies' are especially invited attend.
March 49, dSt G. f. WILSON, Sec'ry.