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TRIAL JUSTICES.

The Barre Gazette has some very judcious remarks
on the want of uniformity heretofore in the manner of
conducting business by Justices of the Peace, each
having rules and regulations of his own, without refer
euce TO those of other Justices, and often conflicting
with them. This often led to serious difficulties, and
was fruitful source of unnecessary dispute between at
torneys, of misunderstanding appeals, aud sometimes
of Injustice The Gazette therefore suggests that the
new Trial Justices viii endeavor bring about great
er degree of system and uniformity in the conduct oil
the business which before them. We have
heard similar opinions expressed in other quarters, and
the article in the Gazette has reminded to put in
practice an nte ion before formed, in relation to this
subject
We would therefore, very respectfully propose to the
new Trial Justices of this county, that they Should at
some day as early may suit their convenience, meet
together at the Court House, some other suitable
place. and consult together upon this subject and m
they cannot agree upon general rules which shall
make uniform mode of conducting the business which
comes before them. We believe they might, in this
way do much to aid in carrying the bene6cent in
tenons of those who active in promoting the pas
sage Of the law under which they received their ap-
pontment and much to render the system popular and
permanent. We throw out the suggestion for their
consideration hoping it may notbe deemed impernent,
and willing at any rate that should pass for what it
is worth.
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Abrams AT WAsHINGToN. Ihe n. l1eI-
AIDS Washington correspondent under date Oh July
u. says:-"Our information gathers strength mat
the omnibus bill is to undergo important amendments
We learn that the propriey of dividing California by
compromise line is under consideration, having the
Southern portion for a territory, and leaving the
slavery question to the people; and, to give further
satisfaction, that the Compromise bill be separated
into two bills.
1t is understood that the line talked of for Caifor
MIA is degree and half below the Missouri line.
but nothing is yet agreed to by Mr.. Clay, who, as
the head of the Committee and the friend of Fill
more, is consulted by both parties
Mr.. Clay will be the champion of the Administra-
tion in the Senate, and the ntegencer will proba-
bly, be the organ.
1t is ascertained that message upon the general
state of the country nearly prepared before the
Presidents death. 1t had been discussed and the
points settled in Cabinet council 1t recommends
the admission of California and New Mexico. 1t
also declares emphatically that Texas would be pre-
vented by all necessary means from taking possess
sion of New Mexico. 1t is powerfully exciting
document, and the draft of it is in the State Depart
ment. There is great curiosity to see if Fillmore
will adopt it.
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y Bowen, the musty bunker of the North
American Review, states that slavery was abolish
ed throughout New Mexico thirteen years ago, and
that ''the laws of nature are unalterably opposed
its introduction How then come there to be any
slavery in New Mexico to abolish thirteen years ago:
He says also that the laws forbdding the intr0duc-
ton of slavery still in force, and then adds that
for two years the territories have been open to the
introduction of slaves. These are a sample of the
arguments of that miserable toady to the tyrants Of
the South and of Europe. If he and all such as he
could be made to share the fate of plantation slaves
it would constitute valid reason for the continuance
OF slavery.-Delham Gazette.
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GENERAL TAYLoR,s FUNERAL.

The funeral of Gen. Taylor took place at Washing
ton on Saturday. and it appears by the papers, that the
occasion was noticed with or less demonstrations
of respect for the deceased throughout the country In
this city, the bells toled from u O'Clock to
and, at the commencement of the tong, most of the
places of business closed for the remainder of the
day, and very generally shrouded in black.
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CLEANSING THE BARK OF FRUIT Tprra
we have often recommend the use of wbaIo -,
soap, potash, &c, for the cleansing The b.r, Vil
fruit trees, and supposed that no application c",ii IL
exceed 1t for this purpose. few weeks since oUo ro
VISITED tne seat OF Robert Rennie, Esq., near i've %e
Lodi PRINT Works, and their saw the ceanost cl .ne
trees 1t has ever been our lot 10 meet with NI. Wl
Rennle informed that he used solution ,n.s MI.
one pound of best beachers' soda dissolved oI
gallon OF water, and applied it to the surface afh! Tle
trees. All the fungi, dead bark, &c are sofanos lS
and readily exfoate from the healthy part of tS
bark during the growth of the tree-tie surCaa 'e
the cherry, peach, plum, nectarne, apricot na vi
many other kinds of trees seemed polished and oG
color more closely resembling the new growth =, ,ta
ends OF branches than usual the trees were in ,lo
cellent health, and were informed that tbev Lo-
superior crops to those not treated. Within the
last few days we have applied the soda wash o our
trees and for the purpose of ascertainng if 50 sron
solution would injure the tender parts of nJan,Ss
have sprnkled it over the leaves of MANY , tender
shrubs, but as yet they are unnjured, while the in
ert parts of vegetables readily decomposed bv i
W0rbing Farmer
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THE REBELS; Boston before the Revolution
This interesting story by Mrs. Lydia NJ. Child was
first published many years ago, and atractedat the time
great attention, and gained large of popular
favor. 1t has long been out Of print, and Phillips,
Sampson & Co., have republished it in fine style. 1t
is in the cearest type, good paper, and is offered
the moderate price Of so cents. This will always be
popular book, for it is founded upon the peculiar Incl
dents which led TO Revolution, and the well known
or Gov Hutchinson, Ds. -RyIes, sou,uel
Adams, Whitfield the preacher, and many others are
introduced ina graphic and interesting manner.
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Town OF UDGOIl.

WORCESTER,
A Mg eerhg o ,ne inhabitants of the town of Upton,
duly called and held for that purpose on the 18Th day of
March, 1880 was voted adopt the following By Laws
lst That the every Dog shall cause said dor TO
whie running AT large and ifhe refuses to do so
ne sha orieii sum not exceeding ten dollars al the dis
IIeoh OF the Seectmen all dogs found running at
arse WITHOUT being muzzed, shall be killed by Committee
oy he town Tor that purpose, who shall receive
SUN ~ ,I .ohppsnsatlon as the Town may determine.
Fotea Ihat the above be carried into effect forthwith
Attest, HARVEY I'M nIsii Ta,.n .sIarl
Approved, EDWARD MEL ~ 7 r. r. p
copy. Attest
u VIM. A. SMITH Asst. Clerk.
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HunsnN. .Inlv I2.

GREAT CoNFLAGRATIoN IN HUDSON
A fire broke out about 3 O'Clock, this morning, in
Buxbury's Cabinet Wareroom, and Notwithstanding
all the exertons Of the remen and the citizens the
brick dry-goods store, Macy & Co.'S. Iumber-yard,
Charlotte's Cabinet and Tobys paint shop, Hoffman
o. Van Duzen's store, and about eight or nine dwell
ilngs and other buildings were destroyed. The loss
Is about $3.50, 900, and the amount insured is about
$4,000. The flames are pretty well extnguished
now.
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3 Rev. Henry Ward Beecher of Brooklyn, sailed
f1r Europe on Tuesday last, the packet ship New
World. The decision to leave a sudden one, sug-
gested by kind invitation from the Captain of the ves-
se and settled by the state of the pastors health, which
much needed the influences of relaxation and voy
age. May his voyage be pleasant and prosperous, and
his hopes of improved health speedily realized. His
early return will be anxously hoped for by mutindes,
even among those who not personally acquainted
with him, except through his writings, which mark
him of The choice spirits of the age. His pulpit
will be supplied during his absence, by Rev. Charles
Beeeher, the pastors younger brother from Indiana
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A New COMPROMISE MOVEMENT. Wash-
lngton, July IL. A new movement is spoken of at
the starting point of the new administration. 1t is
to present new plan of compromise, by dividing
the Omnibus into two bls-one for the territories,
and one for Cafornia-and to pass the territorial
first, as Utah and New Mexico REQUIRE immediate
action. Some such plan has been suggested at all
events. When the Omnibus comes up, we may ex-
pect important amendments by Mr. Clay, as the or
gan Of the GdministrGtion.-Tel al Ne,o York. j.
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The CABINET. We have private adviees from
different and reliable sources that Mr. Webster can
be Secretary Of State if he will; but he hesitates-
We think he will ultimately accept. We are as
sured, too, that there will be 'a clean sweep, how
ever the President might choose to retain part of
the ncumbents. But nothing decisive will de done
before Monday, and perhaps not till some time la
ter.-.H Y Tribune
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% We presume all farmers and cattle owners are
not aware that it is penal offence, by the Massachu
sets Laws, to turn their animals within the limits of
the Railroad lines respectable farmer of Chicopee
was recently detected in doing it on the line of the
Connecticut River Road, and being examined before
Justice Hooker of that town, bound over for trial
in the Common Pleas Court. The necessity of such a
regulation andts enforcement be clearly apparent
to all who have given any attention to the causes of
Railway accidents, and what large proportion Of
them result from animals getting on the track
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THE WHEAT CRoP. The Louisville Journal con-
cludes from received from every part of the
country, that more wheat will be produced this year
than any previous year in the history of the country
The harvest is just commencing in various quar-
ters Inthe interior of Michigan harvesting has COM
menced, and in the interior Of Ohio they are already
grinding the wheat. The new crop has begun TO
arrive at ST. LOUIS and the prices of both flour and
wheat are declining in consequence.
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SLAYER CAPTURED Capt. Merrill of brig Eliza
at New York. from San Juan de los Remedies, Cuba,
zoIh uIt' reports that Brazilian brig was under seiz
ure, having landed cargo of slaves at Cardenas pre
vious to her arrival at San Juan.
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THE GRAND LopeE OF MAINE, of the Indepen

THE GRAND LODGE OF MAINE, of the Indepen.
dent Order of Odd Fellows, commenced its annual ses
sion at Portland, Tuesday, and adjourned the next
evening. About fifty lodges were represented. The
Order is reported to have made net gain in Maine
the past year. S. B. Straw, of Bangor, was chosen
Grand Master for the ensuing year, and BENJAMIN
Kingsbury Jr., Representative to the Grand Lodge Of
the United states for the ensuing years. the
sion of which will be held at Cincinnati in September
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WIN. A. SMITH, Asst. Clerk.
Messengers Notice.

ru9SGeStHi y,, Ss. July 10, 1850
EvN. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner OF Insolvency
Io tne county OF Worcester, has this day issued War
a, against me Estate of EDWARD Il. SMITH, OF TEN.
~ sau county, carpenter, an nsolvent debtor, and
TO said insolvent debtor him or for his use and
vi, .usier ci any property by him forbidden by law
ue h,st meeting OF the creditors Of said nsolvent debtor
pe hed az Court of Insolvency. the Office of said
COMMISSIONER IN Worcester, in said Comfy on the ninth
uay o august next ut ten o'clock in the forenoon for the
proof oi debts and an assignee or of his
Es'a'e' lJl5l JOSHUA HosMER, ID. s., Nj tssenger.
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81 The wife of ]. w. Holmes and her sister.
aged IA, of Chatham -Four Corners, n Y, attemp-
ted to fill spirit gas lamp while the lamp was lit
1t exploded, setting fire to BOTH The younger sister
Immediately rushed out of the house, running some
rods to where her mother was nursing the sicl child
of neghbor, her garments on fire. She was burn
ed so badly that she died in few hours, and Mrs.
II. Is not expected to live.
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TEXAS AND New MEXICO. The Washington
correspondent of the New York Express positively de-
MES that any orders have been by the President to
Col Monroe to resist Texas should she attempt to en-
force her pretensions over New Mexico bv arms.
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MARVELLOUS ESCAPE. A gentleman named Har
rs, was endeavorng to infant in the third sto
ry Of house at the great fire in Philadelphia, when
the explosion took place, and he was blown out Of the
window with the child in his arms, and aghted upon
the ground uahnrt.
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DROWNED. A young man in the employment of
Gardner Wilson, by the name of Peter Smith, aged
about 22years, recently from ireland, was accidentally
drowned, while bathing in Kents pond, in the north
easterly part Of Leicester on Thursday the 1lth inst
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81 We have become acquainted with facts reI,
tive to the circumstances which led to the separato,
OF COL T. B. Lawrence from his wife, and feel bonnd
to say that in our humble opinion, his conduct has
been marked by magnanimity, honor and courtesy
and that ne is in no wise responsible for the mor
lying consequences which have resulted from his
marriage. Post
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81 On Wednesday night, about IL O'Clock fire
broke ont in the meeting house of the Sd CONGREGATION
al society," IN Danvers, at the Plains, and entirely des
troyed the building which was erected about five years
ago. The fire was caused by an incendiary, and the
Seiect'nen OF Danvers have offered a reward of $500
for his detection The building was insured for 900
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WATERsPoUT. The Pittsfeld Sun says that this
phenomenon, so rarely witnessed by denizens of the
country was presented on magnificent scale on Friday
ias'' AT the commencement of the rain storm 1t oc-
cured between Pittsfed and Lanesborough on the
fontoosac Lake The water ascended 100 feet, and
to such an extent that the flowing over the dam
oil the Ponoosac Manufacturing Company near the out.
let' reeeded, and ran backwards into the lake.
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81 A man named johnson murdered another by the
name OF kane' on the 4th, in Somerstown, NJ Y. AZ
ter Knocking him down, he to a wall, and obtain
ing stone which weighed forty-two pounds, threw it
upon his head On the Sunday following, hotel
keeper in the same town shot Horace Brown. while
defending himself from personal attack. Brown is
still living.
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The PRESIDENTS SICKNESS. The report Of the
Physician upon the Presidents sickness, refers its orr
gin chronic disease, which it is said, he had never
shaken off since his Mexican campaigns Itisalso in
tmated, that there have been noticed in Washington
witlina iew weeks universal tendencies to disease
The House has directed investigation as to the eff
feet on the pabc health Of the cleaning Of the canal
preparatory to an increase Of navigation.
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY. 1t is understood that
the Chair of the Latin Prolessorshp, made vacant BY
the resignation of DIR. Beck will be rendered to George
M. Lane, now in Europe.
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ET at Corning ~, y, on Sunday las., an Irish-
f., man named Whaen was whaling hh wife, when her
brother attacked him, and beat his brains out,
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n AT the late celebration of independence in
Fttsheld, DIR. o. w Holmes volunteered the follow
ing Characteristic toast -
Berkshire-The home of the strong and the re-
treat of the alng; It's valleys make us all wish TO
be vatetudinarans and its hills are enongh to recon-
Gle US to all the other "'als that flesh is heir to.
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81 Henry Wheeler was run over by the cars, at
the Peasantville station, the Hudson River Rail
road, while lying across the track in state of ntoxi
cation He was 35 years old and leave. family.
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Cambridge Cattle Market-Wedne,aov ,,,,n

lReported for the Boston JournaIl
AT market 339 Cattle about $50 Beeves and SO Stores
years old. w W
PnlcEs-Market Beef; Extra $3.50 p cwt; first quality
$500. 7''OO IL"
Hides 81 sop 100 TBS; Tallow S. 50.
stores-W orkng Oxen S62, IS. So and S92
as. ''' 80
Yearlings-None. Two years old none three years
old $50 "a $50. ''''
each. By lot 81, 275 and S275 "
swine-Retail 4G5lc Spring Pigs 6G7c.
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20 Two students of the oglehorpc University,
Georgia were found hooked arm in arm, struck down
by lightning fash, they were walking together on
the 26th ult.
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Superior .VE6ner0T Teeth.

e7oN@sen II VIE subscribers are now ready to sup
f5asS&Ssx L ply Mineral Teeth of a very superior
QlITIYTyS quality, made from nelo combination of
, - material For lile-like appearance, resem-
pance TO nature and for strength they far
have seen USEQUALLED.
Having experimental with much labor on the subject Of
coLoRs, we feel confident in assuring exact mita
on ol the natural teeth. Whole parts of sup
piled at short notice.
TThose wishing for ARTIFICIAL TEETH are invited
to call and examine them without feeling that thereby they
incur an obligation. o. III. BLOOD NJ d.
G ID. COOK, NJ. ID.
Ofice-206 Main Street, Butman Row.
Worcester, June IL, 1850. diff
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~ Miss IL. M. Webber, an American lady, has
issued pamphlet in Brussels, which advocates the as
sumption of the male attire by the gentler sex ill thev
are married.
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Ia6- AT Milwaukee, Theodore socum, Is wear, of
age, jumped from the crosstrees ofa schooner i,o :;
the river, distance eighty feet, into the water
just for fun.
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ET Counterfeit thpees on the Phoenix Bank Hart.
ford, have been put in circulation at Boston. They
purport to be engraved ily Rawdon, Wright, Hatch &
Co., while the true bills are from another firm.
EY Hinsdale has 1886 inhabitants new, against goo
10 1910.
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- Our readers will understand us as giving no
credit to the thousand rumors continually chasing
each other over the country with respect to the new
Presidents selection ola Cabinet Our belief is
thlt he has decided nothing, and will decide nothing,
until after his predecessors funeral.
NJ Y Tribnup
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EB- little girl, being catechscd, was asked who
was thrown into the fiery furnace. Her answer was :.
CDR. Parkman''
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DIED

In Paxton, July 12th Mrs Caroline wife of Loamm Har
ngon and daughter of the late Aaron GoodaIe Of West
Boyston, 3O4. - ~
In Uxbrdge, June 23, Mrs Mahala Sage 81
In Amherst, July g. Mrs Eliza wife of Hon. Timothy j.
Grdley, NJ D., 81. ''"' -
In Bernardston, July 2, Mr. Phlander Hale, 4e.
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p Misery beat cold stoskngs'' in a ,,o, !
lilg lSo match at Norfolk, Va, On the s,h, winning
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MARRIED..

Sophia Clough ~ W
In Ware July Mr. Ebridge Newland to Miss Caroline
Denng; 9Th, MIR Merrick b. Breckenridge TO Miss Laura
In liubbardson July A, Mr. William Hubbard of Hatfield
to Miss Anna Kinds.
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The CROPS. A commercial letter from Cleve-
land runs thus:
Beyond doubt we have magnificent crop of
wheat, both as regards quantity and quality, all over
the State of Ohio As to prices, they must be low.
Nothing but foreign demand will keep up the pres
ent rates.
a letter from Kingston, Wis, says; ssOn the
prairie, our fall wheat is light but in the openings it
Is much over an average. Our spring wheat corn
and oats look first rate through the country
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Brighton lIarket-Thurs4oy =


At market, 600 Beef Cattle 1000 Sheep pairs Working
Oxen, 80 Cows and Calves, and $50 Swine
PRcEs-Beef Cattle: Extra $3.50; first quality s6OO.
second do SIS; third do S475 "a 500.
Working Oxen-Sales at Ss5, 81, "a 95.
Cows and Calyes-Saes at S22, "a, 81, 81, and S42
sheep-Sales at $3.50, "a 8. Lot extra 81 each
swine-S4G43c retail, 4I@5J. Spring pigs 5sa7'c
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LOST.

( IN FRIDAY afternoon, Black Velvet BAG with steel
" trimmings, containing pocket book and pocket hdkf
with the owners The finder will be suitably reward
Street : " w Wv &c =, ~ 'n ~ TgsSo gss
"uly 10 d3t*
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DIR. BENZ. HEYWOOD
MAS kEMONED his Office to No. 165 Main Street,
June IS Al,
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eFnCE G2S III. +. BISHOP, Manu-
{s4s<NI N Z ST yESS>- facturs MINERAL TEETH that
for truthfuness 10 nature. dura-
blliy and adoption to the mouth recOmmed themselves 10
all who may be in need Persons wishing the same are
respectfully invited to call and examine specimens.
- Oihce l56 Main St., nearly opposite Post Office
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CHOLERA. The Cincinnati Gazette of t

CHOLERA. The Cincinnati Gazette of the 8th
says
''The whole number of deaths from cholera in
this city since the first bulletin of the board of health
which was published on the 1st inst, is 246 And
this, some members of the board, and other we'll in
formed citizens, do not believe to be much more than
the hall of those who have actually been carried
of by this terrible disease
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v. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent. is
he authorized AGENT for the DAILY and WEEKLY Spy in
e cltes OF Boston, New York, and Philadelphia and is
dn empowered to take adversem= =nts and sucbsrinons
at the same rates required by us
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BOOTS, SHOES, AND BRoGAMS.

-, ;, vi Vn WtuhesuaY, July 81 at 10 O'Clock,
'Nlfl CAsES Boots, Shoes and Br0gans, comprising
w general assortment of fresh and seasonabe goods
OF city and eastern manufacture
0 Liberal cash advances will be made on goods for the
above sale also for private sales on application 10 BICK
NAM q CONVERSE, 80 North Market ST., BosroS
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PURE SODA wATFR

PURE SODA WATER.
WITH GREAT VARIETY OF SYRUps
DR1WN At ALL HOURS OF THE Day
so Tickets for One Dollar.
l.. L. LAZELL, Apothecary, PSI MAIN STREET.
June 5 dweTi
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Auction.

BY BAYLIS 81 BROOKER,
AuctiOneers and Commission Merchants.
Store No. 6 North Third Street PT{TL4D FTPITJA