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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-18
MEDICAL, iAs{2g. 1'' : :, :
& worcester Railroad,

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-P PASSENGER TRAINs.
To govern and after July 8, lS49.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at and TO- As A. NJ. end 3.45 pm.
Leave Providence at 745A AM. 3.45 and 80 Pm.
Leaves Providence for Blackstone at II NJ and
Leaves Blackstone for Providence at l.39 p. NJ.
THE TRAINS CONNECT
At Mllylle with coaches Tor Slaersville. At Uxbridge
with coaches Milford and Mendon. Al Whns with
coaches for East Doug ard Whunsville At Farnums
with coaches for Graf on and N e Village. AT
Worcester with trains OF the Western Railroad and Nor
wich ami Worcester and Worcester Nashua r. roads,
York dav via Hartford and New Haven Railroads.
At Providence with steamer Perry from and for Newport
twice each day arrival OF traIs.With eimers for
Warren Bristol Fall yer, E. Greenwich, Nayat, &c,
and with Stonngton Railroad.
The S.45 p. NJ. Tram from Worcester connects at Prov
dence with Steam. boats for York via Onington r,
The Am train from Worcester connects nj Waierfrd
Wi trains of Norfolk County Railroad for Boston, d,
ham, &C., and at Pawtuckei with trains of Boston and
Providence Railroad for Boston, Taunton, N Iediord
&c. &c, and the 5 so p train from Providence
meets the wish return trains from same
places Ht
The 10 as A NJ. train leaves Worcester after arrival of
trains from Albany Norwich Nashua & C., arrives in
Providence in zine take trains of d. and p. Railroad
for Boston, Taunton, N. Bedford, &c.
June9 dwf ISAAC HINCKLEY, sup't. 2
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II A. HECKTOR,
Fashionable Hair Cutter,

is now fitting up Saloon at No. Is, Main street, near
| lv onpcsite The new Court House, Worcester, where
he will pay strict attention Hair Cutting, Hair Dress
ing and Shaving, with and Champoons in the oess
manner Having had experience and practise IN me
most fashionable saloons In Boston, New York and ms
city, he faters himself, that with attention 10 MS nns
ness ami the wants of his customers, he snail De ape
1--WE satisfaction TO alt who may favor him with then
netronase Particular attention will be paid TO cutting
ch,ldren's hair. Razors honed al short notice.
Worcester. A mil 20.
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! c~a - NOTICE.
sS-zs. Railroad and Steam VI

boat Excursion. ---<--1----
ID e. w. r. R., and Steamer MASSASOIT. On and
i after July 90h. ls4s the and elegant Steamer
MASSASOlT, Capt. SAMUEL AILEN will commence
running in connection with A. and $50 p VI aims
OF p. d w. Railroad. t.ts .-4s .
Leaves Providence (Lorg Wharf until further notice.
at As A. NJ. Arrives at do, Sis p. M.
The boat will land al Vue de y Eau, Dexter's landing
and Nayat regularly and arraBgem be made with
Capt Allen, at the Steamboat Office, So Long Wharf,
to land Parties any accessible point north of Nayat
Tickets for the Excursion, including the passage beth
ways by Railroad and Steamer, be bought the Tick
et Offices Of the P. a. ", Railroad, W.T. .5
AT all stations North OF Albion al the price for
passage 10 Providence merely and back. At Albion,
80 cts AT Pawtucket Valley Falls and Lonsdae so
The Boat made her first trip this month, and is of the
very first class regards speed safety and accommoda.
tons ISAAC HIN"KLEY, sup't. P. & w. h. n.
Providence, July so. s n 5t DIFF
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LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Express.

0U0UVW cL4Au WVAVODVOA 4IAPAUDD'
- n VIE subscriber continues to run TIE EA-
E3-Skf.5 j PRESS between Boston and Worcester, fol
SSsssz& the safe transmission OF Packages, Bundles,
-S<-s HAM Notes, Specie, and Merchandise generally
Three Tines each way Daily
sOating notes. drafts bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
Alpackages must be directed TO his 7 -.' ~
The SUBSCRIBE 10 alone responsible for property entrust
ed to his care and risk is assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester t.
Salem Newbury port, Taunton, Fall River, and New Bed
ford also, TO Portland, and all parts Of Maine f IA.
Orders free for goods to be returned by this Express.
OFFIcEs.--iIARNDEN & cos. Office. Court Street,
Boston; j. II KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1853 Main 81.
Worcester. te .,,t 3. 8. LEONARD.
Feb 25 l847. dit
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NORWICH u WORCESTER RAILROAI
r[-IN esxzsra - Al
- lssss5 e.


ACCUMULATION TRAINS Daily, except Sunday
Leave Worcester at 1890 A. NJ. and 4 30P. NJ.
{I5-The 10 80 m. Tran with train leaving
Springfield al 80 Boston at am; Nashua at 7.2J
IN Providence at IS
The SO m train connects with the Steam Boat tram
from New Haven; also train leaving Boston at p.
Leave Norwich II A. N and IL NJ. arsv. u
" The m. train connects at Worcester with West
Nashua train at ii Providence train Il 30 am.
Powlfret Special Tram Leave Pomret mt m. for
Norwich. Leave Norwich at 5 p. m. for POmiret. ~
FREIGHT TRAINS,
Leave Worcester al st AM. Leave Norwich at ct
A.M.--(Daly, Sunday excepted s9 t.l q
n Express FreigH leaves Boston at IL NJ. for Alyns
Point arriving in New York next morning.
STEAMBOAT TRAINS, "
Leave Boston at O'Clock p. M. for New York, stop
ping only Framinaham, Worcester, Daniesonvle and
Norwich, arriving Ayn's Point to take the Boat at
Pm
Steam Boat Train connects at Worcester with the train
arriving from Nashua Grotof Junction $50 pm.
RETURNING-Leave Allyns Point about O'Clock Am.
on the arrival of the Steam Boat from NowYOrk a.1
N-A Baggage must be delivered to the Baggage Master
oher person authorized receive il before the Pas
senser takes his seat in the Cars. It .sa saa'1f
Baggage will nat be taken include money! merchan-
die other articles than those OF personal and
wher of higher value than Fifty Dollars, notice must he
given OF that fact and extra price paid orhe Company
vii not hold itself liable beyond that amount. YE8
No baggage permitied in the Passenger Cars. e sls
No smoking permitted in hesP enger Cars Depot
Passengers must procure Tickets at the Station Offices
Htf "a a4 stf s. II. p. LEE, ia.
May a., dwtf sup't and Eng. N, q w. R. R.
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REMOVAL,


TEyhe Subscriber would tender his acknowledge
mems to all who have patrenized him at his former
place Of business invites th'm and me paoc sheI
ally TO his store newly fitted up in come con win The we
known Establishment Of G. w. LONGLEf'S BOoJ
AND SHOE STORE,
ia Main ST., opposite the Central Exchanges,
where he is prepared offer great for the Pur>
~ OcKs. WATCHES. SILVER WARE, FINEJEWEL-
RY,AND FANCY GOODS.
No Effort on his part shall be spared give perfect satis~
cop 10 every customer that please TO favor him with
call Goods will be offered such reduced prices, that
sons wishing 10 purchase Will be under he necessity Of
look inp elsewhere or asking reduction.
NOV on hand splendid assortment of Cold and SnpeT
Patent Leptrs Anchey Horizontal Dupier LePine and
Yerpe atchts from Of the most celebrated manufac-
tories in Europe that will be cassd and fitted up TO
order at LESS than BosIoN Prices
2 GOLD AND SILVER sPECTACLEs,
the ewes Of which will be adapted 10 compensate for al
most any defect Of weakness, age or inhrmity.
SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS,
Of The Latest Patterns hard made TO order But
ter and Fruit Knives Napkin Rings, &C. WARRANTED to be
lust what they are be engraved 10 the be
manner without charge to purchasers Gold gnard
Vest and Fob Chains Seals and Keys Lockes Pencils Pens
Breast pns Rings Bracelets, Thmbs, Silver Pearl and
Shell ard Cases Silver Sh, Duo, Ivory and Horn Combs
Pocket Knives SCISSORS Needles Steel Beads Thermometers
Pocket Books, Wallets. DE &c.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO WATCH RE-
PAIRING.
Engraving and Jpbbng the best at short
ce al l44, Main Street. opposite Post Office Worcester
Ju,y3 M tf RUFUS D. DUNBAR.
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The wv Orcester GINS Light Cn,nnnn,

EREBY give notice that their works will be ready L
lsuppIy GAS the citizens of Worcester on the follow,
ing Streets, esrly next fall viz on ain from Lin
coin Square Park streets School, Thomas Exchange
Foster and Mechanic Streets severaly between Main an6
the Railroads. Also, Ia Front street, Mdn street to
Washington Square, and in Pleasant street, from Main Il
Chestnut street. Those DESTROYS Of becoming
Gas are requested to give early notice the under
signed at his store No. 2O5 Main street. order that tn,
supply pipes may be carried into heir buildings.
b. These pipes will be put 10 the xpense OF me
Company. WARREN LAZEbL, Agent
-2s' Worcester Gas Light Company.
Worcester, July 90, 1919. dR2m
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Upton, GrnftOn, N. u. ViIIage, and


ts Worcester Express 1a&l 81
- THHE subscriber has commenced running
4T3E1 L Stage to and from Upton daily,
$3.50 Sundays exceptel) to connect with the
line between Worcester and Grafton leaving Upton Hotel
at ST A.M and returning will leave the General Stage
Office, Worcester at P. NJ a I =.
The Grafton and Worcester Stage VIII run twice DAY
leaving Worcester at 10 AN. and PM Leave Grafton
at A. M. and ] p. M. 4.saIse4ooa e# YItu sNi
Books kept at the Grafton Hotel L. NJ. Smiths, Post
Office N E. Village, and in Worcester, the General
Stage Office first door North Of the American Temperance
House. sI l.a tHaus Ut *+eTl at 81 tatt o.. 5i
Il very necessary that all Express Business should be
accompanied with written orders and signed personally.
that il may lie done with correctness.
Sept IL. dwtf lt' TYLER HARRINGTON.
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Coaches and Harnesses for Sale.
TNHE subscriber has for sale. nine passenger STAGE
L COACHES. One of them is nearly new, has been
run but months, is trimmed and finished in most ee
CANT with the best materials. The other is OF the
same style and finish but has been used longer; weighing
about 1850 lbs. each
and will be sold at great bargains. w. c. CLARK
Worcester, June IA, l849 uU
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SaWS---SaWS---SaWS.

I HAVE Just received large assortment of
L HAND, PANEL, and BACK SAWS, OF the most su.
perior article and will them TO be better Saws
than can b. found in the City
Saws of all kinds made Understanding and Butchers
Bow Saws. Hand Saw Handles and wood saw Frames
constantly on hand
Saws of all kinds that troubled with kinks, twist
joints broken backs got and ed good
Saws of every description RetooIhed Set Filed and
put in the best Of running order.
have long worked Making and understand every
branch of the business. E. NJ. EIWE ELL,
May II DIFF Her woods Building Central 81.
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IRON PLANNERS FOR SALE.

MITCH & JONES have on hand Iron Plane
n ing Machines; two of is feet, with trip motion
pete, and two of feet, without the trim motion. The
above machines and built OF The test of materials
and workmanship and will be sold low for cash OPP
proved CT edit-ihey may he seen al our Foundrry.
D. We continue to make all kinds OF CASTINGS
IN IRON and BRASS in general use, and warranted TO
give satisfaction. Orders solicited.
Worcester, July Ell. dtf
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r--fdzsinl ROAD forms Inc cheapest ana most ext
" night dews Of The West Indles, IHcy WIN 90
aperient and anti-iebriIe medicine OF wonderful
and 20 YER. To the sedenlary and the active, 10
remains a fixture at the work bench or the deski
i'm who wanders in far off lands, or settles in new
Is where the elements OF death are rife, an haolt-
urse TO these Pills will prove The surest safeguard
ickness. The dose in health, as preventive oil
and regulator of the system, is from quarter
Pill each night, on going to bed. AS curative,
lore Pills may sometimes be necessary These
m their extraor iinary purifying and corrective
Is. shouM be universally used during the spring
lie in Worcester by M. B. Green, d. Scott, Jr.,S
C, A. & E. Harrington, and by Druggists eener'
eop2t3l
NTEnVAtA NOTHHEN - - AZ A,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-02-23

Military committee, the same tha' rePol-
ted in the Pacheco claim, but a majority
of the honorable and distinguished MEM
bers of that committee concluded to SNUG
gle the petition and say nothing about the
case, for fear if they reported against il
they might justly be charged with doscr-
ting their own precedent, and if they re-
ported favorably they might in all proba'
bility be overwhelmed with a flood o.
claims growing vi Of the slaughtcring
operations in Mexico. Poor fellows
they dare not own their own ill.begotteI
bantling. | do not blame them.
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church was old Bill Hatcher, of New Balti-
more, the greatest Taylor man in all the re-
gion. JOSEPH TREAT.
Washington telegraph., 1849-03-14
no ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
GERM.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at sale of
lN lands by the sheriff, and er-oficio assessor
and collector of taxes of Hampstead county, Ar
kansas, at the court house door, at Washington,
in the county aforesaid, on the first day of No
vember, A. ID. lS47, for the taxes due thereon, the
following tract of land offered for sale by the
said Sheriff and ttco collector Of taxes OF the
said county, in virtue of an Act OF the General
Assembly of the State of Arkansas, approved No
vember 3, 1895, for the amount of the taxes, cost
and penalty due thereon, for the year lS47, pame-
ly: The southwest quarter Of section twenty
four, (24,) and the east half Of the northeast
quarter of section twenty three, (23,) in township
eleven south, of range twenty-five west, Qhe un-
dersgned being the highest and last bidder, bid for
the said tract of land, the sum Of five dollars and
seventy six cents, it being the full amount of
the said taxes, penalty and costs, due the same,
and that the said Sheriff, &c, knocked the same
off to him, as the lawful purchaser thereof, and
gave to him certificate of his said purchase of
the said tract of land, bearing date of the day and
year first aforesaid, signed by "E: Nance, Sheriff
and collector for Hampstead county, Arkansas.
By ]. c. Kerby, D. S." Therefore, all persons who
can set up any right to the said lands, so pur-
chased, in consequence Of any nformality, irregu-
larity, ilegality connected with such sale, will
show at the first term Of the Circuit Court of
Hampstead county, Arkansas, lin which the said
land is situate,) which may be held six months
after the publication of this notice, to wit at the
November term of said Circuit Court, A. d. lS49,
why said sale of the said tract of land, so made,
should not be confirmed, application will then
there be made, for confirmation of the title by
which the said tract of land above described is
holden.
SIMON r. SANDERS.
By SAMUEL MooRE, his Attorney
February 49, lS49 (Pr's fee Sl7 SOY 7-6t
Washington telegraph., 1849-03-14
yALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE,

vENHE Subscriber offers for sale, accommo-
4 dating terms, the following valuable real
estate, viz: The well-known tavern stand, for
several years occupied by him, in the town of
Washington, known as Britt's Hotel, with all the
sppurtenances thereunto belonging. The house
aundergoing thorough repair, and will be sold at
a bargain The furniture and fixtures will be
sold with the house, if desired. Also, well i'm
proved black land farm, situated about 3 miles
northeast of Washington, containing 266 acres;
about 100 acres cleared, and in high state of
cultivation.
Also, one other tract of land adjoing the above,
containing 240 acres; about 50 acres of which is
cleared and under good fence.
The whole of the above property will be sold
together, separate, to suit purchasers.
GEO. o. BRITT.
Washington, September 81, l849.-4l
Washington telegraph., 1849-03-14
w A R Z H O u S E
NOTICE.

NHE subscriber takes this method of return
ing his thanks to tAe citizens of this and
the adjoining counties, ,1for the liberal patronage
heretofore received, and hopes by strict and per-
sonal attention to business, to receive contnu-
ance Of the same.
From this date the business will be conducted
BY the subscriber in connection with lRA MUM,
under the name and style of. McCollum d Mann
both of whom will devote their personal attention
to this branch of the business.
They are now having large additions made to
their Warehouses and Cotton Sheds, and will be
prepared to safely store away any quantity OF Up
Freight and Produce, and will hold themselves re-
sponsibe for the safe delivery of the same (hre
excepted)
Cotton stored by them will in all cases be he'd
subject to the order of the owner and Will (l ship
ped) be sent to any house they may wish Their
charges will be as low those of any other regH.
larry established Warehouse in the place. They
would say to their friends that the Cotton Sheds
they are now having erected will be the safest de-
post for cotton in the place, they will be en-
tirely disconnected with any other buildings in
town, and consequently mcurring less risk from
fire.
All orders addressed to them. or to the subscr-
Der, will receive prompt attention.
P. McCOLLUM
Camden, September Is, lS40.
N.B.--We have made arrangements to have all
Up-freight stored with us, insured against loss by
fire, at premium of half of one per cent per
month; but no insurance will be effected. unless;
specially directed. McCOLLUM & MUM.
Refer to B. L. Brittin, A. Block & Son. G. d
Royston, ESQ.,, Hon. E. Cross, H. A. BIevins
Dr. B. P Jett, and w. H. Etter, Washington.
43-6m
Washington telegraph., 1849-03-14
GIN MANUE ACT0RYn

THE undersigned, thankful for the patronage
hitherto bestowed upon him, takes this
method of informing the public generally,
and Planters in particular, that he still continues
the manufacture Of
SUPERIOR COTTON GINS,
at bis old establishment, one mile southwest OF
Washington. His Gins are manufactured oNhe
best material. in superior manner, and will be
sold on accommodating terms For evidences of
their superiority, he respectfully refers to the
following gentlemen, and all others, who have
used them:
Block, Brother g. Co., E. S. Johnson e. Co.,
Fulton A. Block & Son. Trimble 81 Johnson,
Washington Walker & Cheatham, Columbus
Hon. E. Cross, III. A. Blevins, Maj. Juo. w. Paup,
E. j. Smith, and w. M. Coulter, Heu.pstea ID
county A ]. Armstrong, w. Nunney, 3. Q.
Phillips, and Others Sewer county; Capt. K II.
Finn, James Trigg, Col, Wm Wynn, Maj. nj
Wright, and Morgan Cryer, Esq, Lafayette Co;
Jarrct James, Geo Brnlee. Thos Ferguson, II
S. James, and E. g. FL. Rnnnes, Bowie county,
Texas
J. R. CROSBY.
Washington. February 7, le49. ely
Washington telegraph., 1849-03-14
N E W GOODS.

THE undersigned respectfully call the atten.ion
i of their friends and customers to their large and
well selected stock Of goods Comprising every
article that is usually kept in southern Store)
which have just been received and are offering SO
low that any one wishing to buy cannot fail doing
so by calling on them. They deem it unnecessary
to partcularize each article, they do not wish to
weary the public by perusing lengthy ana long
winded advertisement. We feel confident that the
less praises his stock of goods the better. Our
stock speaks for itself. We have only to remark.
''That larger boats may venture more'
But sswe smaller ones--shoud keep near shore u
Give us call before purchasing elsewhere.
A. BLOCK s. SON
Jnne 80, 1S48-tf
Washington telegraph., 1849-03-14
From the Honolulu Friend for November.
THE KING OF THE ARCTIC OCEAN

kINCJ OT OCEHAN
GCaptan Roys, Of the Superior, makes'a report
which is confirmed by his ships company, that
while cruising in the Arctic Ocean, they discover
ed huge whale, which they were confident was
too large Cor them to' cut in" with vessel of che
size of the Superior All agree in asserting that it
was the largest whale they saw, and if it had
been taken, must have yielded more than 300 bar
rels of oil 1t was not through fear for themselves,
sut the whaling gear" of the vessel, that they
allowed the King of the Arctic Ocean quietly to
bold on his way. His Kingshp may congratulate
himself upon his good fortune, if he escapes ano-
ther season 4
Oh the rare old whale, mid the storm and gale,
In his ocean home will be,
giant in might, where might is right,
And king of the boundless sea.
A wondrous tale could the rare old whale
Ofthe mighty deep disclose,
Of the /sk keleton forms Of by-gone storms,
And Of the treasures that no one knows.
Oh! the whale is free in the boundless sea,
He lives for thousand years;
lie sinks to rest on the bil!ows breast,
Nor the toughest tempest fears.
The bowling blast as it hurries past,
Is music to ul him to sleep,
And he scatters the spray in his boisterous play,
AS he dashes--the King of the Deep.
Washington telegraph., 1849-03-14

@N NN SDI"A MA w - 80
THE planters of the Southwest respect
L fully informed that the manufacture of Gins,
has been recently commenced, and is now in full
operation, at Collinsburg, Bossier Parish, La.
1t is designed that this establishment shall be
permanent and the proprietor solicts patronage,
under the pledge of furnishing an article superior
to any now in use.
The patronage and reward of industry is ever
proportion to the utility of its products. Profit
is the first object in all enterprise; and to
this object, superior skill, materials and atten-
ton are required in new establishment, that
would compeet successfully with those of long
standing and popular.
No pains expense has been spared to secure
these advantages Ingenius, skillful workmen,
the best material, and the most approved patterns
employed, and the proprietor designs that the
reputation of his establishment shall be determn-
ed and sustained by the superior quality OF his
gins. They will be furnished to purchasers at the
most convenient points on the river, above or be-
low the raft, upon terms as reasonable and ac-
commodating, as can be had at any establishment
of the kind in the country. The most careful and
prompt attention will be given to the repairing of
gins; and to all orders in that line of business.
JOHN P. COLLINS.
Pineville Bossier Parish, La.
Washington telegraph., 1849-03-14
no TICE.

T ETTERS of Administration, de bonis non.
IL having been granted to the undersigned, un-
der date of Sd of October, by the Clerk, in vaca-
ton, and confirmed by the Probate Court, at its
regular term, in November last. upon the estate
of Jacob Buzzard, deceased, all persons indebted
to said estatc are respectfully requested to make
immediate payment. or esr suit will certainly be
instituted, for it is high time that the admiaistra-
ton of this estate was completed.
WILEY P. CRYER,
Administrator de bonis non
Lafayette county, December 2, A. d. l848.
Dec. 6, l54e. 5l-f
Washington telegraph., 1849-03-14
TO PLANTERS.

THE undersigned will make liberal Cash advan-
i ces on Cotton shipped to our friends in Ne"
Orleans.
To conform somewhat to the present prices Oh
the article, charges the coming season for stor-
ing and shipping cotton, both at Camden and a.
our shed at, Woodwsrd's Ferry" will be Fy-
teen Cents per bale.
Having erected large and commodous Ware
house in addition to our present one, we consider
that for down and up freight lowing to the ocaton)
there is less risk by fire than at any other ware
house in town. +. HILL o. w.,
Camden, Oct. 90, ls46. 4-6
Washington telegraph., 1849-03-14
tim WARE

YNHE undersigned, respectfully informs the
L Merchants of Washington, Lewisville, Co.
lumbus, and the public generally, that he has
located himself in the town of Fulton, as a
TIMER, and will be able to fill any bill for
Tiny ware, that may be sent to him, at the short
est notice. He will also make and repair Stove
Pipes. He respectfully solicits the patronage of
tie public.
WILLIAM FOWLER.
Fulton, December 25, lS4o. 2-6m