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Overcoa:a, Vests, Dressing Gowns. &c. Just
received by f.. w. BONNEf.
September 10 3S It
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Sincyys of War Wanted.

All those indebted 10 Our House, either by note
or open account will please come forward and pay
satisfactory up to date, as il will avoid g-eat deal
Of trouble, and likely some expense: and be il a'sn
known that the arrival of Father Mathew in these
United States has not vet lcssened the duty on
French Brandy.
JAS. G. McKENNA.
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foCQOS OSEIAY@
BY p, ROBINSON.

The subscriber begs leave to state. that ha is
prepared 10 make up Clothing at the shortest no.
tce, in neat and fashionable styles and toar' ants
n fiji. With his knowledge of the Business and a
disposition to please, he solicits call from bis
friends generally.
maY9 Il -
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Fresh Fall and Winter Goods.

The subscribers now receiving q complete assoii
ment Of GOODS, which have been purchased ai tne nc
their usual accommodating terms They comprise IN pa'
a. follows ...'
Blankets; Negro Kerseys and Plains
superfne French black Cloth
Invisible green do
Blue and brown do
Superfne colored Fancy Cassimeres
French black Doe.skin do
Fashionable Fancy Vestings
White, red and yellow Fannels, assorted
Sattinets; all wool Plains
-ALso-
Super and medium silk-warp black Alpaccas
Black BombaZnes, assorted
Super black and colored French Nlerinos
do Fancy Toile de Paris, for Ladies' wear
Plaided and striped Alpaccas
Black Gro de Rhine Silks; elegant figd chameleon Silks
Elegant plain chameleon Silks
Embroidered Muslin Dresses; Elegant French Cashmeres
Magnificent Lace Capes; Infants Robes and Bodies
French worked Collars and Capes
Muslin lnsertings and Edgings; Muslin Dresses
Linen cambric H'dkfs; Kid and silk Gloves
Neck and Belt Ribbons; French and English Ginghams
Sewing silk Fringe for Nlantilas
English and American Calicoes
Beached and unbeached Homespuns Of every description
Super Lonscloth; Apron Checks; Bed Ticks
Mexican Plaids Plaid and striped Homespuns
Furniture Dhnity-a and Furniture Fringe
Dnmask Diaper; Table Cloths
Brdeye and Scotch Diapers Calicoes Of every quality
CARPETINGS.
New patterns Three Ply Carpetings
do super do
do Veuetnn do
Elegant and assorted worsted and Tufted Rugs
Sept ' 'N''' y ''-'' ~ H. LEVY & SON.
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Ready Made Clothing.
Just received, well selected stock of Ready
made Clothing, such as,
Super. cloth Coats; super. Overcoats
DO Shad Overcoats: Rouad skirt Coats
do Drab and Beaver Overcoats
Black and fancy colored Pants
do Satin and Valencia Vests
Colored Merino Vests
Short and Long Flushing Coats
Blanket Coats, &c.
sept. ii. Fl. LEVY o. sun.
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To Rent,

10 ho0Lt
That valuable Store House at present occupied
by NIcDowall & Cooper. 1t is admirably arranged
for an extensive cotton buying establishment
Terms will be liberal and immediate possession
given. Applyto Z. }. SHANNoN:
Camden, Jan. lst, lS49. Il
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fls., A CARD.
REYNOLDS 6 ReyHOlds.

Reynolds &c Re3HOlds.
have this day associated VIZ u REYNOLDS
with me in the practice OF Dentistry sl''4
Mr. Reynolds has been MY pupil 'for the part
four years, aud commend him whh eCnfdencs 10
the community. " f''H''' ~ '"stN 80
The business will be" conducted as formerly at
my Office on Main street. under the stcse name
and style. @. '.. .. -
August22 :. "a r.,..- ~ 7t.,Y
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70 CO. @e %e
Kersha w + o dg 9. N q mi Der 9

The Regular Meeting of this Lrlse will be held
st their new Hall on Friday evening next, a,
o'clock.
BY order Of the n G.:
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.dISO:.

4 Negroes, to wit: Bella and her child Graeey.
William and Rose. Levied on and to be cold a.
the property Of Thomas Ssafke. at the suit Of J.
Cantcy, Jr.. Commissioner in Equity fos w. w.
Lang Admir-, and r, 8. Barwick sand others, ~.
Thomas Starke. ,fsa u 81 r,sr
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Bacon, Lard and Flour.
A lot of superior Bacon and Lard -
Flour of the best brands, for sale by
may q. A. E. ALLEN.
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NOTICE.

gi ra-.-a.,i, -su N0T10E. AZ 5-- Ets
Application viii be made at ihe next session Of
the Legislature for re- -chatera Browns Ferry,
on the Catawba River, in Lancaster Distriet-for.
merly known as MeDonald's. z rs y; sur,
September - 36 so =, ~ If
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The subscriber will continue the business at the
same place, where carriages, buggies and horses
care be had on reasonable terme, for trips to any
part of the country. He will also rin regular
line Of family carriages from Boyd's Hotel or any
pcrt of the Town to the Railroad Depot. Ample
accommodations will be afforded to Drovers of
Stock His stables large ard we'll attended to,
and spacious lots convenient.
H. E. SLOAN.
July 4, 1849. 30 If
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A complete assortment always on hand, by
sept. II. II. LEVY & son.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-20
HERALD OF THE TIMES,
NEWPORT

-
WEsr PoIsr-Cen. Totem. Chief OF
the U. ). Eng eineer corps, and Gen. Chids,
OF the ist Artillery, arc, we believe, the
only living gradna'cs of West Point, who
hold the rank Of Brig. Generals. The first
named officer, and the gallant Col. Gates
Of the 3 Art llery, we're the first 10 obtain
army commissions through West point,
having come or together in the class Of
1896, the 6rst that graduated at the ins.i,u-
lion after its establishment in 1902. In a
few years a Lamesake and kinsman OF the
o." Father Of his Country," will hold the
rank of General-we alluds to Col. WASH
ing Of the u. s. Light Artillery, anoih-
or graduate Of Yves, Point-and if We are
rightly informed, the title SO long held by
the great and good George Washington,
will be gracefully and honorably worn by
this gallant Descendants Of his noble family.
The name Of General Washington, again
Introduced into our military service, would
call TO mind "reminiscences Of sacred char
sc,er, and impose on it's bearer, the necessity
&, reflect at least a portion Of the exalted
virtues Of the grea, original al.--Ncpfoh Cou1-
rlers
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-20

PowER or FEAR.-For some time af,er
the cholera broke out in Southampton, Eng
land, the prisoners in tn town Jail were
quite healthy, and were not aware ,ha,
such disease had appeared in the town.
AT length two .ramps, a man and a wom-
an, were committed. The man immediate
ly gave some alarming accounts Of the
cholera in the town 10 the other male pris
oners, and very shortly afterwards n ne of
the latter we're attacked and required medi-
cal assistance but the most curious cit
cumstance remains 10 be It'd. For SINE
cause or other The female tramp did no,
nix with The female prisoners for TWO days
snsr she was committed Her fellow
prisoners were all at This time quite healthy
and unaware Of what had happened in the
town ard in the other par,7 of the jail
AS soon as she joined them, however, she
a'so gave some alarming accounts of the
disease in Southampton, and immediate y
afterwards number Of the female prisoners
were attacked.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-20

IsrrpELirY.-Mrs.S Swisshelm, the lady
editor OF the Pntsburg Saturday Evening
Post, thus discourses on infdelity:
b" The Boston Investigator, an nfdel p;-
per, comes to US, and on the margin writ
len, II" Madame, please exchange" With
pleasure, sir. We never saw the lnvestiga-
Tor but once before, and that was ten yeais
ago. We read ii carefully, and one SEN
lence We shall never forget. The writer
was speaking Of the tendency of the doc
irine of ace 10 liceniiousness- la'king of
tie license Christian might feel to sin,
because OF his hope of ardon through a
Saviour and boasting f!ihe superior NOR
atty of his creed. lie introduced the neg
alive side OF The argument, in these words,
" but II poor infde has no God, no Heav-
an, 40 Je,us Christ, no He'll"
No words ever struck US with such a oe
numLing force. What poor homeless Or
phan What a helples' desolato child
A m1n iihout God to love, or heaven
To hope for--a sinner without a Saviour
no elaborated de .criplion Of woe unutteI-
able ever conveyed to our mind the picture
OF despair which did these few words
We never before said 'Our Father" with
the same meaning-the same overwhelming
desire TO be acknowledged as child Our
Father What if we were cat out into
the regions Of space, to wander, loose at
ON, without a centre to attract US, no light
10 cheer or a sun to warm nothing before,
our world behind and an invisible, irrespon-
sible, irresistible Nothing driving US ,hence
Oh the dreadful horrors of such situation
No hell, no God, no heaven land the uni
verse becomes hell Past present, and
TO come-around, above, below, there is
no hing but the blackness Of Despair
dreary vold, sunless waste and hopeless
future = and what greater hell could any
body have The poor infdel has nothing
else. Since that, nothing rational or ira
u'nil has ever appeared to need pity like
the man tho has no God"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-20
BY the unhappy excesses Of Irregular

BY the unhappy e1cesses Of Irregular
pleasures in youth, how many amiabIe dis
positions are corrupted and destroyed -
How many rising capacities and powers are
suppressed. How many fa,icrinl hopes Of
parents and friends are ,otsly exiinguish-
ed Who but must drop tear over hu-
man nature when he bebolds that morning,
which arose so bright, overcast 18th such
untinely darkness, and the youth cut of by
his vices at the begihping of hiS course or
sunk for the whole Of j, into inseinfcancy
and conlempti These, o sinful rlessurrsl
are thy trophies.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-20

MovEMeNrs OF TRooPs. steamer
Nina passed down on Tuesday last, hound
10 Indian River, with companies B and l.,
Sd Artillery, and the following officers
Drevel Major VIM. Ausiine, Sd Artillery.
Z" G.. H. Thomas,
lst Len,. G. L. Andrews,
Asst. Surg. Sorrell, U. 5. A.
dL'eut. ]. w. Patton, Sd Artillery.
=" +" G. C. Churchill,
Breve, 81 Lieut.. Du Berry, lst An.Act
ing Adju,an,.
Qsl Lieut.. To,ten, let Lieut.. Edwards,
Cd Licuts. Adlms and Duncan, Of the 2d
Artillery bound to Fort Pierce.
Brevet Major Wyse, Sd Artillery, Capt.
Jordan, oaarerma.ter and 2d Lieut.. Sax
ton, 2i Artillery, with company ID, were to
have left Pilalka yesterday for the same
point.
These companies with the others now
south will march 10 the Kissimmee, form
ing a portion OF the line being established
across the territory to Mana,se nvsr.-Jaek.
sonp lie Rep, l5h.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-20

Hon n. S. Liitleheld, new NJ. {. from
Maine, on the day OF taking his seat ad-
dressed letter to his constituents declining
rec 'ec,on. He says forciby,
"rhe domestic comforts Of my quiet
home have more charms for me than the
excitement and ,uimoh Of Congressional
Lie and the day that shall be released
from the public service 10 eDjry those cou :
forts un inieIruptedly, will be happy da
Tor me-"
This is very WELL but We don't see Why
a man 50 strongly attached TO his home
should have consented to GO TO Congress al
oil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-20

REv. DR. DowLISe. learn that the
Broadway BAPTIST Church, meeting in Hope
Cha.,I, have exteGded an unanimous call to
this gchleman to become their pastor, and
tina, DR.. Dowlng has resigned his charge
Of the Bedford street Church, with the in
tention uf commencing his labors 10 Broad
way on the first Sabbath in January, 1850.
N Y Tribune.
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Severe Deafness Cured.

Ths following an extract from letter lately received
from disiingushed physician In the State Of Virginia
a H. CHssrir VI. D. Dear Sir One Of my patient,
Gnknown to me obtained your Gaiuapic Bslt aud Mech
lace with the Masn,e Fluid for serious affection OF
Deafness The was that oi lady Whose Eervou,
system WAS much dsordered, and her general health
Bolt but with very little succeis aud feel only right
to tell you that since she commenced wearing the Fe
and using the FLUID, but few weeks ego, Gle hs
ENTIRELY RECOVERED tER HEARiNG. and he,
general health ~ better thnn for several years"
Or Every case 81 Deafness, II IL he Nenous n IL
generally ", can he curh by this wonderful remedy
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FARM To LIT.

THAT large aHd valuable Farm in Mid.
4 detown, of which Shchuest Beach makes
= p holOi glrg t. the heirs OF Nicholas
Va ston dec d., s ole ed 10 let from the 18th
o NJ h neit II has on II large md fr,t
re ban recently brilt two gooc stcep
housrs and other buildings in good CO ton,
q d II av at ,ast 400 loads ofmai n 1. 10
r cratic .. App ."
~, 10 HSP TOWN . Nd
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II is hard 10 tell which is the most mnri.
fying--ip be censured bya man Of judg-
men, ~ to he commended by fool. On
the whole, we think se should prefer the
former.
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Wilmington, Wilde & We lch
MUSTARD, COFFEE AND SPICE
FACTORY,
No. z, Dutch steet-betweeh Jorn and
Fulton Steeet--NEw YORK.

HHU
Fulton Steeet--NEw YORK.
JOSHUA TRIPp, Broad Street, Newport,
d Agent. W. w w. manufacture aud
have constantly on hand, for sale
Green Coffee, Mustard, Ground Alspice,
Roasted do Whole Nu,megs do Ginger
Ground do Ground Glove, do Cayenne
Domestic do do Cinnamon do Nulmegs
Prepared Cocoa, do Pepper.
n u. Coffee Rousied and Ground for
GrOcers
Roasting 50 cents per hundred. Grind
ing 50 cents per hundred
N d The above named goods and on
the most reasonable terms, are delivered
to any part Of the city of Brooklyn free Of
expense.
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1000 Cases of Palsy and PARALYSIS

have been reported to DR CHasT and his gents thin
the last two ears, which have been entirely restored
To- Car. ASDrrw ,. ToMrs Of Brooklyn, n. ". had
not been able to walk step for four years sni
helpless that he had 10 be fed The most celebrated
scisns gave him up In 6ve days aer he commenced
wearing the GILv.Nc BtLr, NrcIiIct, ..p BH,Is'
he walked the and In three weeks he had
isctly recovered his health Captain 1ons' is seventy
O!
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Palsy and PARALYSIS.

All physesns acknowledge that these terrible diseases
are caused by deficiency J N,rOui Energy in the
affected limbs. DR. CHRsrI,'s Gslysnic Articles will
supply this deficient power and . complete and entire
ia thus eli rtsi
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Tic Doloreux and Meuralpla.

Thee '--y - gon,ing complaints arc inv,
dtaisig rshst.- - he apple alton uf the Bstv.-c Bt
Me- sL,c, tiutD The Belt dnuscs the tlcctrcit,
Trough the stem the Necklace has c al effect sud
these distressing sHicti,i- the application SLyLR
FAILS
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FITS AND coNvUIsjcNs.

These sluning sui terrible compsin,' ave always
eanssd hy d,angsm,nt u me Nsrru The BAR
BHso,tyr, sSD ttttU - 10 cute ncsrly e,eit
u. G. MORE IEAD, NJ ID Gsneral Agen
or ho United States
ia3 Br ,sdwsy New York - :.
rR HszspD.Eor' o. y 80"
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Stoves. Ranges and Furnaces.

MAY aLWAiS he found al the subsci :!
ltl bers Of most approved ai,erns, and set
with care, and warranted 10 work well -
Also, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware On hand
with olher articles usually Sept at such
store. Tin, Copper aud sheet Iron work
made to order. Orders solicited opposite X.
|. Union Bank.
WM. BROWNELL.
Nov IA dG-wif
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Or. HRIsTiE's
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found of IN ~ Cony ulsons o- tt,
sasmudc complaints and general Nervous Ahec, of
the Head and upper exrcnes Also in Palsy and Pats
sis and oil diseases caused by deficiency of row 81
Ner'ous Energy 10 the limbs or other organs Of t.
body.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-20

wha, pity good advice is so pro.y, isn't
m Tempt a woman TO do wrong, and she
vii keep awake oil night. Advise her to
eise up fsIly. and she will be y1p',rs
tclor- ,cg reschr'. second PSI sra,h
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-20
DR.. CHRISTiE's
GALVANIC NECKLACE

IL used for all complaints affecting the Throat Head
such Bronchitis Inflammation of the Throat Nervous
and Sick Headache Dizziness Of the Head Neuralgia in
the Face Burning Roaring in the Ears Deafness which
generally Nervous and that distressed complaint, called
lie Doloreux
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-20

To give a reproof with di'cretion, 80 ss
to make il acceptable, well becomes both
hr tcproycr aud reprovcd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-12-20
TIE VERDICT.

SurroLK ss.-An ;nquisiton taken at the
city Of Boston, within the county Of Suffolk,
the thirteenth day Of December, A. d. l840,
before Jabez Pratt, one Of the Coronors Of
said county, upon'ihe view Of sundry part
of dead mar ; to wit-a ihorax. kidneyss
pe!v 5, two thighs, left leg and sundry
bones, there lying deadly the oalhs Of
Osmyn Brew s,cr, John l.. Andrews, Pearl
Martin, Thomas Res,ieaux, Lewis Jones
and Harum Merrill, good and lawful men
who being charged and sworn to enquire
for the Commonwealth, when, how, AMI by
what means tho said dead man came to his
death-upOn their oaths do say-That they
all have been demonstrated TO be parts Of
one and the same person; that these parts
ofth human frame have been identified and
proved 10 be the remains and paris of the
dead body and Iiu be Of DR. George Park.
man, late citizen Of said Boston, aged
about sixty years that he came 10 his
death by violence at said Boston, on tho
twenty third day Of November last, or be
tween The hour Of one and the half of the
clock in the afternoon of that day, (about
which time he entered alive and in gocd
health into the Massachusetts Medical Col
lege building, situate in North Grove Street
IN said Boston, and the hour of four of the
clock in the afternoon of the lhrlie;h day
Of November last, (when portion Of the
sad remaiLs were found concealed in and
under the apartments Of DIR. John w.
Webster, Of Cambridge, in The county OF
Middlesex, iu said college building in
which bull linz the residue Of said remains
were atlerward discovered that he was
killed in said Col ege building by blow or
blows, wound or wounds, inflicted upon
HIM with some instrument or weapon, 10
the Jury unknown, and by means 10, YET
known 10 said jurors aud that said bow or
blows, wound or wounds were inflicted up
on him, and said means were used by The
hands Of sal! DR.. John w. W ebster, by
whom he was killed
In witness thereof; the said Coroner and
Jurors TO tn = lnquis,ion have set their
hancs and seals the day and year above
said.
JABEZ PRATT, Coroner,
OsMYs BREWSTER, Foreman,
JoAS l.. AsDREws. Scc'Iy,
PEARL MARTIN,
THOMAS REsTIEArx,
LEWIS JOINS,
HARuA MERRILL.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber having moved HE Soap
L aud Candle establishment from the stone
building on Broad street, TO the building ou
sherman stfsei. formerly the old meeting
house, fitted and used Tor a shoIl time a.
a soap house. BY Sanford fell. where h-
has on hand hard and sotl Soap, mould and
dipped Candles ofequal quality to any made
in the Stale or elsewhere. All StorrkeeP'
ers furnished atth- lowest prices and seu'
10 them free OF eIpen'e.
SlLAS WARD.
Nov II dSw,f
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TIE Farm now occupied by Jossph Fate
l. man, containing abou. 4S acres Of excel
lnt land, with privilege of Sea Weed and
the right OF selling stones and gravel .
large and comnod.as DIV .llIng house, which
wil accommodate 10 borders. a small hsuss
TOR the tensa, with suitable nrpara,us for
cnkiny tw" large barns AMI crib. with an
other out buildings For terms apply TO
THOMAS J. PECKHAH.
Nov l4N
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The Jury Of Inquest upon the alleged
murder OF DR.. Parkman, closed IFS iuves,i.
cations Thursday evening, and adjourned
~ilhou, date. The duty performed by the
Jury his been srduous. and the public will
feel satisfied from the character of the men
composing il, that il has been done faithful
ly and impar,ialy.
The singular mystery with which this
terrible affair has been invested from the day
Of DIR. Parkman's disappearance up to the
present iime-a mystory rendered still more
exciting and difficult to unravel by the
thousand rumors and insci.ing alluson both
publicly and privately expressed in relation
10 it required on the part Of tho Coroner
and Jury Of Inques, the caimest consJera-
,ion, and mos, thorough examination of the
case. The examins,on has occupied ten
days, and the evidence elic,ed covers eighty
pages Of large foolscap paper, written in
fine hand.
Coroner Prai, declined 10 tell the num-
Der OF Witnesses examined, but it is under
stood there were about sixty. All Of the
testimony elicted, y a vote Of the Jury, and
by advice OF the County Attorney, is to be
kept strictly secret until laid before the
Grand Jury. This decision, under the very
extraordinary circumstances Of the case, we
consider perfectly justifsb!e. The Verdict
was made up and signed Thursday evening
abou, o'clock. The following 10 a true
copy Of
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Oar il,'rcoursc witt our neighbours can

NO, We conducted ni,' confor' loI cCrdali.
-, ~ rut 'i'ci-''or - ~ q. s-ctr.,y
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For Sale.

For Sale.
Attract OF land OF l6 acres A. the north
par Of tho Town, bounded on the south ry
Walnut street, on the west by 81 street, on
the east by street running Up on the west
side Of the com non buiylng ground, and on
tho north by the Dyrs farm,-of an rItrs
quality for gardens, or building lot. will lie
sold altogether, or IN lots to sril purchaser;
terms liberal and payments made easy. For
further particulars, enquire of
JETHRO r. MITCHELL. or
DAVID BUFFUM.
Middleto~n, 2d Mo. "a, a.
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DART" MES oTIoN, Kid Ia. liorss L
ID inei I, ard MOS Iini 'ni-kf -prsin
bind-gal's, rn bones spsSns, frrsh wounde
stiffness of m Joints, NC. in horscs--e ney
sup. " ofihs Cd We 10 received 81
R.R. HAzAROs
-.sftns Gosrt fsps-