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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-05-25
In Fairfield common Pleas
LADIES and GENTLEM EN-,
walk up and see the Elephant!


H. w. ~ Il " Il Il ! ~ "
NV OULD inform the citizens Of Lancaster
w and vicinity. that the Elephant has nrriv-
ed. and Is perfectly dOrile. aBd remarkably found
Of seeing the Ladies. All are invited 10 aiiend the
exhibition free Of charge. In addition to the
abOve attraction. he has received his splendid aud
we'll selected stock of
Spring and Summer Goods,
Which embraces every description II Goods usu-
suay found in unr largest aud best Dry Goods
Stores He is also prepared to exhibit line US
sOrtment Of
FANCY GOODS
Bonnets. Ribbons, Flowers Fans. Gloves Hose
Sloes. sc. nc.
Alsn. any amount and every varietyof
2AOG89o O@9J9 GOODS
French Needle-worked Collars. Shawls, Ia fer
splendid White Grape Shapis J which cannot
fail To please the most lastidinus. any part Of
which will be sold at the lowest prices.
lew examples Of which viii be found below.
THIRTY yards of CALICO for One Dollar
% yards Of MUSLIN fur One Dollar
Good Cotton Hnse nine cents pair
do do Gloves FIVE do do
White Cotton Gaps. three for five cents
Linen HandkerchieIs, uine cents each
good Umbrella 45 do do
Bonnets, from 10 To a. cents each
Parasolets for Misses 90 do do
French Lawns. beautiful, at ii cents. and all
kinds of Goods at corresponding low rates.
TO THE GENTLEMEN wonld say that |
can supply you with any kind Of GoOdS you may
wish aud ia a few days will be prepared to offer
YOU fine lot Of
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY ORDER OF COURT.
Middleton, Administer Of Thomas Hurmon,

Middleton. Administer 0f Thomas Hurman,
Widow s. Heirs Of same-Sale oflands to pay debts
nN Monday the 1871 day Of June IS49 between
" the hours of O'Clock, a. N. aud o'clock
7. NJ, at the door Of the Court House, in the
Town Of Lancaster. will be cold to the highest
bidder. the following Real Estate, as the proper
~ Of Thomas Harman deceased to to-wil: The
North East Quarter Of Section No. 4. Township
No Is, Range No. 90. containing One Hundred
and Fifty Four (l54) Acres and being part of the
Home Farm of the said Thomas Hartman. deceas-
ed. Appraised at Twenty.seven (27) Dollars per
Acre.
Terms Of Sale 0ne-third in hand, one-thir
in one year, aud One-third in two years, with in-
terest from the day of sale on deferred payments
JESSE MIDDLETON, Admtor
Of he Estate Of Thomas Harman. deceased
By JOHN d. MARTIN, his Attorney.
May 25, 1349. 4w3pfee$3
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Estate Of David BrOOmGieId.

~ Office is hereby given, that the subscriber
i Y has been appointed aud qualified as Execu-
tor of the Estate Of DAVID BRooMFIELD, deceased.
late Of Fairfield County Ohio. All persons hav-
ing claims against said Estate are hereby notified
To present them legally authenticated Within one
year.irom this date, and thuse indebted 10 make
immediate payment.
WILLIAM T. BROoMFIELD Executor.
May 25, l849. 4w3
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AIIkands 10 the Ncscnc

NRIENDS, we have advertised that luust
n have nur money once. We now yeadvertise
that we shall give no mhn mare than sixty days
To lilt either nole or hook account which vs. may
hold against them They compel me tn pny On
demand and the only way can do, will be 10
receive payment Of rmnnnis due me.
JAMES c. MACCRACREN.
Lancaster. May 4. 1849. 2m52
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

Gotten up under the immediate supervision Of
J. c. FRosr, Esq, y fashionable No. one Tailor.
Our clothing will all be manufactured in Lancas-
ter. and we hold ourselves responsible for the
workmanship. Wewill not be uHderSold by any
house in this part Of the State.
We can furnish custom work to order on the
shortest notice.
Persons wishing TO manufacture clothing can be
supplied with work
My Store in the room lately occupied by L. .Lo-
benthal, Esq, Main.streef West of,and dasonally
opposite the Hooking Valley Bank and directly
Opposite the residence ofMr. John U. Gesy.
Remember the sign above the door. II. W
DWELLINGS DRY GOODS STORE.
wish TO purchase all kinds of country produce
at the highest market price.
II. w. DEVELING.
Lancaster, April 81, 1919. 81
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Medical Notice.
DIR. A. DAVIDSON.

80 "A - "a Az . " "
RADUATE Of the University Of Mary land.
IN after Two years spent in active practice with
DR.. Bgrsiler. now tenders his professional scryi-
ces To the citizens Of Lancaster aud vicinity
Always lonnd at his O2ice in CONNELL'S Row.
Immediately back of tie Old Public Offices and
two doors south Of the Eagle Office or at Shs,fer
Tuven. May II lg49. IyI
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a Word in YOUR Ear.

1H HOSE indebted 10 me will take notice that
~ am now settling up my old accounts. ]
wish every one, without exception, 10 call and
settle by cash or noic. JOHN N. LITTLE.
Lancaster, May / |, l849
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WYE have put up medicines. with directions,
wv for curing Diarrhea, which is the pre-
monitory stage of Cholera They are intended
for those who are remote from Doctor and for
Travellers. These medicines were put up by
the directions of an old physician, who used them
successfully in the terrible epidemic of 1882 and
1888. They are intended 10 be used until you
can get Doctor. AS yOu value your lives, don't
quack. For sale wholesale and retail at
G. G. BECK'S Drug Store, Main-street,
Lancaster May 10, l849.
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dinnncr,s 'E'nOIN.

WpoARD AXES and Adzes, Head aud Slave
Eb Knives, Hollow aud Chumperiug Knives,
Shave up do Together with large assortment
Of other tools in this way, warranted good and
cheap. Just received md far sale by 7. P.BCPE.
Lancaster, May 4, I849. SO
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Found.

A FEW days since. Bced Parse, eoutniniEg
"A small amount Of money. The owner eau
have it by calling on GEO. II. SMITH, proving
property and paying forihis ndyerlSehepi.
Lancaster, May ii, lS4O.
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rials aud by the best Of workmen.
He has recently added To his stock, a large as
sortneut Of TRUNKS aud CARPET BAGS.
A beantiiul assortment of BUGGY. CARIRAGE
and WAGON WHIPS, "A variety OF FLY NETS,
BRIDES and COLLARS.
lie has also on hInd au excellent article Of
HUSK MATTRESSES and SEA GRASS MATS,
made up in the best aud most durable manuer
Ii isnow admitted that he has on hand the lars-
est and hest assortment of work ever before kept
in this place. and he intends TO be ready al all
times 10 accommodate tue public. with every thing
IN his line and nj the lopeM prices. Give him a
cal and you will not go away without buying
Lancaster, May IL, l849
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Oil.

LOO GALLONS of pure Flaxseed Oil
LONP inst received aud for sale by
MAY 4, 1882 ?. B0PE.
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NDaniSh saddles.

>~M TNHE subscriber is now max
AfA=4A ing the best article of SPAN
sA ISH SADDLES. which he will
VIC have nn hand at all times. He
detics any body TO produce superior article.
JOHN N. LITTLE.
Lancaster, May II, 1919.
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Attachment Notice.

A my iustanre un attachment was Ills dly
n issued bv George Snndrrson. Jnstica ofths
Pence of HOcking Township Faufield County.
against tiie property and effects OF John Smithers
an abscoudiug dehlnr
WILLIAM sLADE. Jr Adm'tor
Of he Estate of r. NJ Aiasrorfh. deceased.
By JOHN X. MUMAUGH, Agent.
May 10, l849 4wl
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SahdIerieS.

A LARGE STOCK Of Sadlleries aud Saddle
N Trees Just received and for sale by
Nav a l8lg.-52 p. BoPE.
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larncnlcr,s FOOL

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT. iust received
~ and for sale atuigreat reduction in price. by
May 4, l8I9.-52 L. BOPE.
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COACH MAKING.

ER% THNHE subscribers would respect
3EEJL Il fully iuiprn the public that they
SIZO-S2-- lave forIned CO partnership IN the
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Medical Notice.
DR r. IT. M'CLEERY.

A GRADUATE oftho Pennsylvania Universi-
N ty has located in CARROLL. he may be
found at tue house OF Mr Breck, or at his Office a
few doors East
May IL, 1919. lyl
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Window sash.

k000 LIGHTS 8 by 10 aud 10 by 10 wiu-
OUUU dnw sash cheap by J. BOPE
Lancaster, May 4. 1919. So
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For Rent.

NNHE Office on Main.Street lately occupied as
II Law-ofice, by W. J. Reese, Esq opposite
the residence ofD. Sifford, Esq.
Enquire of p. VAN TRUMP.
Lancaster, May 25, l849. 3w3
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CoACH MAKING BUSINESS

At the Old Stand formerly occupied by Messrs.
WRIGHT aud McCALL. Opposite the Broadway
Hotel, where they intend building and keeping
constantly on hand all work in their line. fiush.
ed in The neaest aud most substantial mauner and
very cheap.
Several New Buggies now on hand.
Persons wishing to have their Carriages and
Buggies painted aud Trimmed in the best style,
would do well TO give them a call.
Mr.. MCCALL, having served regular appren.
tceship in the east To thai branch Of the business
aud being the only regular Carriage painter IN
town, they taiter themselves that they can give
general satisfaction TO those who may favor then
with their patronage. MCCALL g. DEITZ.
Lancaster May IL, 1919. /
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STEAM FIGURING MILl.
TATIE & MARATA

TATJE & MARATA
AVlNG leased. for term ni years, Rings
Il Il Steam FIGURING Mn, ARE prepared to grind
for customers. upon the shortest notice. in the best
manner aud al the lowest rates. Their facilities
are such that they eau compete with any Mill in
the county:
CASH, ut all times. paid for Wheat. FLOUR
and all kinds of Feed lotc for cash.
The Mill is situated at the South end of Broad
way, Oh tue Cnual.
Lancaster, May 4, lS49 2m59
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ATTENTION FARMERS
PubIicSaIe cf Valuable Real Estate

AM authorized by the owners. who reside in
II Baltimore, Maryland, 10 offer at public sale at
10 o'ciock A. NJ. on Saturday HE aOh day Of
June nezt on tie premises the valnal,le properly
lately owned 10y s. NJ. Shepard. iu Nelsonyille,
I==4 AthensC County Ohio consisting 0fa "a
lsss STORE-HOUSE. WAREHOUSE Issa.H
C-A@b aud DWELLING, Immediately 9---A-b
upon the Canal. The property ViA posiiiveiy be
sold 10 The highest respOasiGie biider.
Terms Of Sale. e.-One.thrd in hand. one-third in
six and one-third in twelve months with interest
Deeds made upon full payment.
JOHN WEIGH. Agent
Athens. Ohio. May I2. 1849. 3w3
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at his Old Stand. ~ Sbgt
f-r's Building, Sign Of III
P0NEY. He sill continues
TO make to order aud keeps
constantly on baud every
variety of
SADDLES IL HARNESS,
Manufactured in tue best
manner. of the best mate
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GraiM Cradles.

TUST RECEIVED, first rate article and for
eY sale by Z. B0PE.
Lancaster. May 4, l349. So
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IT.hoIcanIc nMd RclniI,

"AVING made arrangements wilhihe Inipor-
D D irrs ard Manufacturers. we will be able l.,
sell Hardware at Eastern prices adding small
per cent far transportation. We ARE now in re-
ceipl ol an unusual large Stock which we are de.
terminrrl to sell profit or M profit. Now is the
time for bargSins ] e. WEAVER 4 Co
Lancaster, May 25, I8i9. 3
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Several New Buggles now on hand.
Enlarged and Improved.


INVITES the attention of the citizens Of this
i and adjoining counties tn his Stock in trade. at
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Cholera! Cholera! ChOIeraM

IUFWSOW
BY JoHS D. MARTIN, his Attorney.
May 10, l849. plS3,75 4wl
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Messengers Notice,

WORCESTER, IS. April 4, 1913.
HON HENRY CHAPLIN Commissioner OF Insolvency,
i for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate OF ANSON SANBORN,
of Auburn in said County, miller insolvent debtor
and the of any debts, the delivery of any
property belonging the said debtor, him. for his
use, and the transfer Of any property by him, for
hidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor VIII
be held the office of said Commissioner in Worcester
in said County, the Sixteenth day of Aprt inst,
O'Clock in the forenoon, for the proof debts anu
the choice oil assignee assgnees Of his Estate.
AS j. DAY, D. G., Messenger.
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MESSENGERS Notice.

Worcester. IS. April Z, 1a4o.
LYON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
for the County Of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate OF JOSEPH E. CORLEW, Of
Mbury, in said County, physician, insovent debtor
and the payment of any debts or the delivery of any
property belonging TO said nsolvent debtor to him
his and the transfer of property By him for
hidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
be held the office of said Commissioner in Worcester
in said County, the Uenty third day pril instant
O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof debts and
choice of an assignee assignees of his Estate.
A9 ], DAY ID, S, Messenger
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FREE MEETING.

The Second Advent Church in Worcester
will hereafter hold their meetings in WARREN HALL,
where preaching may be expected every Lords day and
all who feel any interest to hear upon the subject of the
Advent OF Lord, and the transporting in the
world, as the ulfment Of Prophesy connected with his
coming and the establishment of his Kingdom the
Earth, respectfully invited TO attend. d2wM29
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]. HOOKER, MI. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

Othce and Residence, 70 Park Street.
DR.. HOOKER, would inform the citizens of Worcester
and the adjoining towns, that he has opened Office
by himself and ocits patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid
He will nust the dispensing of Medicine the care
inexperienced individuals, but will far practicable, attend
TO himself thus avoiding grearisk to Patient and PHI sca
lad |.
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STEPHEN TRACY. ID.

Respectfully offers his services to the inhabi-
ans of WoRcEsrER. Dr. T., having enjoyed superior sd
vanages and had ample experience tile East udes and tn
West, well as in New England feels fully in Civ
ing the that all entrusted his requiring
either MEDICAL SURGICAL attendance, shall be treated in
the most careful and sklfu manner.
Office lat presenD 60 Wsain-St.
D.c27 diff
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Administrators' Sale.

AvA by license of Court, will be sold at Public Aac-
f!fR IL toR on Thursday May tenth, l649, the follow
I2A ing Real and Personal Properly belonging to the
Estate OF WILLIAM M. BENEDICT, late Of Millbury Wis
About IA acres OF WOOD LAND, called TimoRy Lot;
About l6 acres &C Swago Meadow" called Waters Lot
About acres "a Swago Meadow, called Rice Lot
About A rods Swago Meadow conveyed by Luke
Harrington, Of which said to have been convey
ed TO the Goodell Manuia cturing Co.
One undivided half of 81 Of WOOD LAND, held
in common with Simon Farnsworth, Esq, called the Bra
man Lot
About so rods ofIand conveyed BY Andrew March to
said Benedict bordering the Providence and Woce
Canal, Cords Company and e. r. Miles, Esq's land
One undivided half of 1873 rods held in common
with e. Lowell called the Burbank Orchard and Pasture
His interest in House in Burbankve called the screen
House."
His interest in triangular strip of land living on the
road and adjoining land OF A. NJ. H. Severy and Henry
Pennimsn.
His interest in small piece of Land near the Brick
School House in Burbankvle
One PEW in The ID Congregational Meeting House /;
Pew in the Methodist E. Meeting House; 8 SHARES
MILLBURY BANK.
Gy Sales to at the Mllbury Bank, at ten
O'Clock A. NJ for the sale of Stock Pews and Land in the
Village and twn o'clock P. NJ on the Timony Wood
Lot on the road N. E. Village, Grafton.
SAML d. TORREY, Adr
GEO. DENNY, Aamfs'
Mibury, April 5, lS49. dS*
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y ROss's XpFess forward all sorts Of
parcels and small through direct. the Worcester
Rail Road to NewPor FaH Riuer, Bristol and Warrsn.
July %. dwtf
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~ V. B. PALMER is agent for this pape
ID Boston, New York. Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Office
Boston, No Congress Street.
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ANOTHER GARD.

HENRY D. HOWARD has fit to trouble the pub
II lie with our affairs, by " Card" 1t needs but little
in reply. His statement that the firm ofIOward Put
nam was dissolved some months snce," is entirely false
SO much for that As to its insolvency, know that its
debts remain unpaid and my liability continues while
Howard has possession and assumes the control of The
property The books have been removed from their pace
by him. and when hist by me- had been kept as to
afford no reliable inf rmaton to the accounts to
from the firm He has led me to believe the firm in
solvent and very recently told that il would be sued
unless The demands settled He has all The available
means OF the firm in his hands, yet does pay its debts
but calls on me for more money although he knows put
into The concern more Than all had and lost all
Believing that the firm insOlvent and That its proper
y was not and woud not be- applied pay its debts,
felt that the interest Of the creditors well my own
demanded a speedy and legal course.
AS 10 the I" board" bill. it contracted while l
at work fer the firm and had invested my all in twh the
expectation that my of subsistence like his should
be drawn from the Having himself lived Of
the concern, he for my board private bill,
instead of setting off against it the Company's bill against
himself, for the very articles which made up my board
His Indignation is aroused by my taking which
prevents him from monOpolizng the property OF the firm
and leaving me its debts as my share.
ALEXANDER PUTNAM
Worcester, April 1919. diff
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A CARD TO TIVE PUBLIC,

ATHEREAS, one Alexander Putnam of Worcester, who
w was formerly partner in the firm Of Howard IL
PUTNAM, has seen fir TO my with his in his
petition to the Commissioner of Insolvency. inso
vent debtor think ii nv duty myself and the public,
to state the said firm ofIloward d Putnam dissolved
some months SINCE and thai ready any time pay
any debt that is outstanding against me, and that
nsolvenf and that the said petition entered without
any knowledge of mine, and further say that do be-
eve that the unsettled affairs of the said Howard Put
nam to be insovent and further say that will pay
every debt that has been contracted under the said firm
of Howard Putnam, with my knowledge, providing The
notes and accounts which belong TO said Howard d Put
nam, shall be made me, my own, without
serve will also say, that believe the only why
the said Putnam has taken the he has prevent
me from collecting an account hold against him the
board of himself and wife through the whole
HENRY d. HOWARD
Sutton, April 2 l849. DIFF
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FISH MARKET.

NO. Is FRONT STREET, WORCESTER.
w he found all the different kinds of FRESH
w FISH the season affords from the NewYork Boston
Hartford, New Haven, Nerwich, New London and Prov.
dence markets. such as Cod Haddock, ackerei Hai6Gt
Shod Bass. Black and Blue Fish, Salmon, DC, together
with an assortment Of small Fish from The Salt Fre.h
Waters Aso, all kinds of SHELL FISH from the above
places Also OF Dried Smoked and Picked
Fish, wholesale and retail.
N Elsa bought at this market will be dressed in the
best and most fashionable STYLE and sent reasonable
distance free Of charge. TERMS CASH.
Cash paid for all kinds Of FREsH WATER FISH.
ApriiS N. G. 6PRAGUE.
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CHLOROFORM

DIR. HARRIS, 1874 Main Street, is prepared 10
Teeth WITHOUT pain by the this recently DIS
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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EDWARD S. MASON,
Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental MuSir

No. Warren Hall, Worcester,
ID ESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of Wor-
IN and vicinity that he @Lrepared give nstruc
tion in Sacred and Secular Music upon Piano Forte
and in thorough Bass with without the OF the Or
Also, private lessons to Ladies and Gentlemen in
Vocazing and in the Cultivation and Training the
Voice. and in Singing generally.
Mr. N. will keep for sale to let good assortment of
PIANO FORTES which will be sold on reasonable terms
and warranted 10 give satisfaction.
Piano Fortes tuned and any other business connected
with the profession, will be attended to application
his Room.
REFEREEcEs-Lowell Mason, Professors of Music,
CD. Webb, Boston.
ReY. Gee. T. smith;)
Col ]. Eethbrook, : Worcester.
April 8. Hon. Alex. DeWitt,S DIFF
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CHTJRNS. TUBS. SC,

CHURNS, TUBS, &c.
TTUBBARDsTON CHURNs, Painted Tubs pals and
III half pals, Willow Clothes Baskets garden Rakes--
Helds Grass-Clover and Red Top SEED-Shovels, Hoes
Powder and shot-B Pork, Lard, Macherel. Her
ring Cod Fish, and u general assortment of FRESH
GRl,CERIEs Just received and Tor sale low by
CHARLES BOARDMAN
March, 81. devils No.4 Front street.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
TINE subscribers in want of Young Man in their
Store In the of Grafton One who has had ex
perience would be preferred.
HARRINGTON, WHEELER CO.
Grafton, March l2. diff
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BOSTON WATER worries.
RICHARD WEST 81 co.,
REIINI RERS.


AND DEALERS IN LEAD PIPES, SHEET LEAD,Sc
No. 600 Washington Street,
WHERE can always be found complete assortment
w of Force Pumps, Water Closets, Hydrants, Foun
tains Jets and every thing pertaining TO Plumbing, all
its use al aad ornamental branches.
RICHARD WEST begs leave to inform the public that
he has had sveen years experience in his business
practical Plumber We have also engaged the services of
the best workmen In New York. and will guarantee salts
faction to all who favor with their custom
Orders from the country for Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead &c.
or for Plumbing Work, attended to promptly.
Nov IS deow wecply
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VALUABLE FURNITURE
Belonging to MRS. EARLE, Pleasant ST.,
AT AUCTION.

WILL BE SOLD BY S. w. SELBY 81 CO.,
At their Sales Room, No. Gs Main Street,
TUESDAY, April 10Th, at l l 2 O'Clock,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting in part Of
II SOFAS, SECRETARIES, BUREAUS,
Bedsteads Dining Tables Rocking Chars, Caneseat do
Carpets, Hat Stand, Dressing Tables, Wash STANDS. Oil
Cloth Stoves, Looking Glasses Crockery and Glass Ware
with general assortment OF Furniture, numerous to
mention
The above sale is well worthy the attention fpuchas-
ers e. w. SELBY, Auct.
Apr7 DIT
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LOST.

A WALLET, containing of money. The finder
N will he suitably rewarded bv leaving il at M RoANEs
Temple ST. d6l* April g.