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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-26
MEDICAL, NOTICE.

DE. ID. G. HARRINGTOS, from Boston, has
~ Opened his Office a No. fa5 MGiH-st., Forester
The DIR would that he continues to treat all Chronic
Diseases with the utmost of which he will
name: Liver Complaint, kidney Complaints Piles, IIumors
Weakness General Debility, all the various trains OF
Gus Affections Dizziness and Ring in the head and
the mind to its healthy and sound The Doct
been very successful in female complaints of which he has
thorough knoptedse, his medicines mild and pleasant
to the taste
~ Office hours from AN. to Pm. cure is war
ranted in all cases if durable dtf-nOy 81.
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House and Lot for Sale,

~ ON LINDEN STREET, by C. b. METCALF. The
IniE " house is nearly new, most thoroughly built
throughout of the best materials, and dGsiraby
situated three minutes walk from Main St The lot cor.
tanning about 10000 feet is covered with all kinds Of bearing
frpt trees. 1wtf octI9
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Building Lots.
Rice's Improved E.ightning Conductors.

ENHE subscribers would respectfully inform the inhabi-
ants of Worcester and vicinity that they prepared
10 erect LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS, the ensuing season
in manner superior any thing of the kind yet offer
ed to Notwithstanding for the rude connections
y used copper points and fstenngs gded spires and cop
per bottoms, adding thereby materially to the beauty
strength, and durability of the GJOrders by mai
promptly attended TO. T. c. RICE,
Worcester, March 8. dwtf J. z. RICE
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FIRE ENGINES.

VI subscriber hegs leave inform the public that he is
building FIRE ENGINES on his new and innloved
fa whereby they can be offered much chearer than En-
ses OF the same capacify built elsewhere Engines built
~ and substantial manner 25 feet suction
nose ana ~ ee leading hose with hose carriage and other
nNtures will be sold the following prices inc &c
lerent sized machines vary in cnnacfy. 20
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Hotel to Let.

Ia 4 Nd FURNITURE FOR sALE-sua,ed in
ria Ahourshing village, and row doing good b,si
. L.k1 ness Apply at this office. dec 2-dtf
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Musical Notice.

Nsfz DEREY'S Worcester QuadriIIe Band
Eak is prepared to furnish Music for Balls Parties,
&S5gxSc, on the most reasonable Applications
- made to DAVID PERRY, aud G.. ii. LoRISG's Music
Store 2Oo Main Street, Worcester ALFRED CHAPLIN,
Holden, East Village, will be promptly attended
Oct 81, 1853. diff
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~ 7 IN NA-N1isMhNI-OH 0ad oJtcr on Z lQsa
TRAINS
Leave worcester at z IS ana II m aud Anr
leave Providence at 7.45 and IL 30 a m and Z 5o nm
aEAiNS toNNEOT AT Millyilie with coacbe. In ssi,a
vle ana Easonyile; at Uxbrdge with coaches for Mlsnr
ana Mehdoh; At Whitns with coaches for Fast nonSl,
anu WhlensNie at Farnums with coaches for Grafton Zen
re- ~ T. Village and Upton; Worcester with trnins =,
Western r. Road and Norwich and W R and US. q
ana Nashua r. r. AT Waterford with trains Of Norfa's
S9 m9 halitoad Tor and IRON Boston, Dedham &c
passengers by the 745 train from Providence csn u,,i
~ New ofk, VIA New Haven the same evening
Passengers by the $50 p NJ. train from proyida,oo 49,
arrive ~ Springfield and Hartford the same evening" ~
Inc lIS0 trains connect Worcester with he f. nrs
trmn lpf or new York which leaves Worcester at F. n
81, ~ hn uan rom worcester at PROV ienes
IN, hs or BOSTON, Taunton, tal River N Bedford Sr
M IRAN connects at Providence with the Bostoa
f'a y ,r, J :. eteahlOoqt train for New YORK.
~ re 80 and II Am trains do not sion at Ira,.
o. The $50 and p. NJ trains do not stdn nj Rp'o
sIamlet ISAAC II scIrr1t ,P a. a. ASHTON or
a~nu 81
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Rnhhars-Rnhhara

( AIDES, Misses: and Childrens Patent and Commo,
I RU3BERS, warranted to give satisfaction, and ut a
los prices, at any other Store in Worcester.
NOYI4 dLf |. 3. CHAIRMAN. 81 MAIN ST.
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad.

-sa sas.l.sss l.i.i.:z..i. . j lsss
Waater Arraagemat-cn and qiter M5ndau, Dec. .
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS FoIIows
Leave Worcester at 1880 am and 4.SO nm.
Leave NORWICH at 645 am and l2. N
STEAM BOAT TRAIN.
The Steamboat Train wtlcav AiIyn,s pcjn, .exe~
ns exeept Monday, at about fo'cotk Tor Bosfon ii.
Returning, viii leave Wor every Eyehing eycent sal
at 705. ePt SuhdS}
FREIGHT TRAINS-leave Worcester at e az m
fretsh Tram with passenger car attached ,,;u
eaSe NofWlch or worcester at g. ID NJ sto,upq a, az
Way Stations on the Road a. M
TRAINS CONNECT AT WORCESTER w1ru
Boston d Worcester r. at 1890 M: 345 10 "a NJ
Western at Ola 49, - i" ~ % PM
Providence 4 Wor us II a ~, n - 10y P,'A
Wor & Nashua, Gas II am. ~
The connection with the earliest Trains ogt Of W-or,
ter, is formed by the Steamboat Train " " oiees
Ut Trains connect at Norwich with the Harfnrl noY
dehce ana Eishkill Railroad and the New Londcp Vsl
mantle and Palmer Railroad "Eh'
L. EXPREss FREIGHT leaves Boston at u M arriv;ua n
NeW York next morning 's III
An Baggage must be delivered to the Raooaoe NFa, -
otAei person authorized to receive il before he Ps,
tkes his in the cars ''Asei
Baggage will not be taken 10 include money ,ercbo,
nor olsr articles than those OF personal ase and when
sef Vaue Than FIFTY Dollars notice must be given of %
e ana an extra price paid, the Company win .t mil
sell liable beyond that amount ~
No baggage permitted in the Passenger Cars
No smoking permitted in the Passenger Cars ar paoo.
passengers must procure Tickets the Station Oces
JOEL W. WHITE, President
- = ie'0 a"u N w. RR,
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sTNGING sCHOoT,

The Second Term of $. Il. NAgOS,s
INYENING SINGING SCHOOL will commence on
E WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. II, al No. WAX
ssa HALF at half past O'Clock.
Faton for Gentlemen S150; Ladies SLIGO.
Worcesier, Dec. A, 1850. dec1O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-26

Washing ard Cleansing Compound.
= its all dread of Washing Daysar removed as hun
- dres viii testify who have received the benefit of ,e
nee within the last three months. Having greatly improve
ed this article canwitA confidence offer il to The nub
an SUPERIOR 10 Ghg 0er preparation of he Hind IL, nss
AS there are Rainy mutations purchasers will be partcu
lar to ask for that made and sold by
@. A. & f. HARRINGTON
worcester. ApFil ~. du 80 Main Street
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Cottage to Let.

Ia SITUATED on MuIbury street. Possession Civ
I,;aa Immediately. For particulars inquire of MRs
c. Nj. GREENE .EAF, near the same.
Worcester, Dec. is, 1850 tJanlc--decI9
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Plaza to Nntiea

IfDWARD5& BANCROFT No 10 jYashia gtonSq.a e
have on hiad and constantly receiving large
which they cell al wholesale RETAIL at very low
prices Dec d4w
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PAPER HANGINGs.

PAPER HANGINGS.
The bsst assortment in the State.
A BOUT 300 NEW PATTERNS. French and
IA American PAPER IIANGING5 just received, and fol-
sale 1t prices varying from cts. so per Roll.
Warranted the CHEAPEST STOCK in the county, nv
A. ]. BROWN l48 Main Street.
Worcester. Sent. IL, 1850 dwIl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-12-26

= :. NVIAUH1 t1A TEtAs
mn say because this has the name Of arsaparIla va,
will noi use IT. because you have been humbngged viii
rownsends and ohers Of the name This is no humbua
and III dont do as recommended call and get your money
back 9T Wholesale Agent for Boston, WIN. d. LITTLE
For sale In Worcester by LEWIS + LAZELI, 2ol Mali
Street weop&d3iaweowly JuIyl3
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Washing Made Fasv,

"aIFanted 70 give Satisfaction. Orders for Engines viii
be promptly attended to- BENZ JOSIYN
Worcester, Oct 10, 1850. Il
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w sETED.

~ TX or EIGHT TAHOE GSS GIRLS well qcguailtedwi
- the business Tive three Apprentice GIRLS to learn
The trade L. SPOCKWEIIN
Grafton Sept 3. tyytf
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W0RCEsTER ROOK-BINDERy

E1THF. ALLEN, Book-binder and Blank-Bjok Manu-
w facturer, NO %37 MAIN STREET opposite the Spy
ice. Pamphlets &c, boundin workinanlke manner,
o. short IotiCe dtf-nog27
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Washing Fluid,
Hall BIeachad Sheetings.
Socks and Mittel

NEW and very desirable article, just received and fo
n sale cheap by b. J.. HARDON d co.
rows dw&c4wis
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F,ovidence and Worcester Railrcod-
Leave Worcester at = Is nnd p ,1

Us il1'3 q - -
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WINTER ADVANCEMENT aad ajter on 2 1880
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16
Northern Railroad
NE " YORK.

NEW YORK.
VARS run between Lake Champlain and Cha
~ teaugay daily, Sundays excepted, as follows:
Leave Rouses Point, at % p NJ.
Leave Chateaugay, al ca p. NJ.
Passengers who leave Rouses Point in the morn
ing will reach Ogdensburgh the day, by tax ing
the Stage at Chateaugay on the arrival o the Cars
at that place. Stages leave Ogdenshurg IN the MORN
ing in season TO connect with the evening train at
Chnteaug1y for Rouses Point On the arrival of he
Cars at Rouses Point, the passengers can go imme-
deatcly on board the boats which run north and
south gu Lake Champaign.
CHARLES l.. SCIILATTER. Surt.
June 1850. david
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: ! NEW YORK, AND CANADA 90
g LINE. 3
TrGnsAYping at burlington Only.

MCPHERSON. CRANE g. Co., Montreal,
uE\RY w. CATLlN. Burlington,
SMITH. WILKINS & LANDDN. Burlington,
CHARLES b. JAMES, NV York,
Proprie'ors.
Forwarding to and from Boston, New York, AL
bany Troy. al Poris on Lake Champaign, Montreal
and Quebec. connecting Montreal with McPh-r-
sou. CTanr & Co.'S ST. Lawrence and Lake Ontario
Daily Line. through to Hamilton md Lake lead.
aud lrl-wcekiy TO Lake Enc also with their Otta-
wa Daily Line to Bytown and through TO Kingston
via Rideau Canal.
The Proprictors prepared with first class Canal
and Lake buaIa 10 run a Daily Line to and from
New ork and Burlington, md with first class boats
10 III weekly Line and from Burlington and
Montreal, via Chambly Canal! vessels 10 be iowed
on Lake and Rivers by powerful Steamers, thereby
enSuTRg The utmost regularity and despatch.
I)ehenture and Warehousing business correctly
and promptly attended to. Parties will Ter,eiye at
once the advantage OF shipping by this Line the de-
lays and damage To goods by frequent trarsship-
Htrls, beng entirely avoided.
Particular attention will he given TO all properly
Intended 10 be sent forward by Railroads from Bur
lngi0n.
The Proprietors will contract freight TO or from all
Po1is on the Western Lakes and Lake Champaign !;
also Tor delivery OF properly Railroad TO Boston
and intermediate points.
Haying their arrangements completed for safe, r.
guiar and expeditions transmission ct all property
entrusted 10 their care, the Proprietos confidently
look TO The public ior liberal support.
Address as Agents
MCPHERSON CFANE & Co, Montreal.
III. MAYO 2nd, Burlington.
{. B. JAMES New York
W. !. NEWTON, Quebec.
CHENEY & co, Boston.
{. W. DENTLI, Albany
References:
II. STUPHINs, ! B SMITH & Co, JNo TORRANCE l.
Co Montreal; III. ]. Moan & Co, GLIEsrlE & Co.
Quebec.
March 1850 daeDSw36
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Ig No>t Extraordinary Wera! 81
THE
M RRlED WOM ANS
p RI J. 4 TE NEDIC-A l. co PANTON
EY DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU.
Professor of Diseases of Woman.

Sixth Edition i9n7o. Up $50 Price so cts
a9,oo3 ori"S SOLD ~ SIX NONTHS:
ears oi suffering. oI phySical and mental anguish
o many an ai1ccnonarc vie. and pecuniarv difficult
rs 10 the husband might have been spared thon-
nGs nov poor wonld have enjoyed cOnprtcnce ::
!. onsands nov broken II hea.h would have cniovcd
hundreds now IN their graves been still alive by
llacy POSSESSION o the work
l1ls Intended especially for the married or those
contemplating marriage, i, discloses important Sc
cre1s which should he known TO them particularlv.
Truly, knowledge power. 1t is health, happiness
Halncucr
The revelations contained in its pares have rrovcd
n Dressing 10 lhnsan ds ms The innumerable cttrrs
received by the author wi attest
Here also. every iHmain--the wiz the mother tbe
ono rltirer binding luto wolnauhood or the one in
the decline oi years in whom ua1ure contemplatrs nm
important chanae-can discover the causes SWIM
toms and The most efficient remedies and most Ger
tam mode OF cure IN every complaint to which her
rs importance Ia Llc Married
ro'y be gathered from the fact, that Tr4pelline
4 gents mike from
1Ar~c IN Fire DoHars dr.!
fron its sale hu DIR Dis Of active, entclpriznr agents
are accommodating lule competence from The liberal
discount allowed, and the great demand Tor it, Or
drrs are required 10 he accompanied v ith payment
f97cs ~'A ne SrNt hy The mail free nj }pSlace 10
tAo purchaser.
over twenty thousand coiaes haze been sent by
maa within three months with perfect safety and Ger.
tainty.
ON III receipt of One Dollar. the Married Wo.
mans Private Med!ca Companion" will be sent
(ma1tcd tree) TO any part of the United States All
letters and applications from those desiring 10 become
agents mus br pos-pnid (cXccpt those Containing
rcmrtlaocc) md adde's to Or. ! M Malriccau,
EoX 1924, New York City. Publishing Office, l29
Llhery 81. New York
The Married Woman's Private Medical Conlpa-
Mon is sold by Booksellers throughout The lJuIted
States.
Sold in Burlington VT, by s. 7. NICHOLS, al The
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Antoine NIassy's iI,s.atc.

T 2 BATE C0URT,i An Instrument par.
District NJ ChiIfe"dcH, IS porting To be the ast
wlll aud testament Of Antoie, Massey, hate OF Col
Amlahe Massy, the EAecuIrix therein nam, ior
probate
O.dered, thn1 Saturday, thr Eth day of Anqns,
a ID. 1881, NJ the Prcbate Office. he assigned Tor
hearing the proof Of said III and that all pr rsous IN
t9rcsed be no,'nrd Thereof, los paalicalon ot SAID
c'tfor IN the bnrn glrn Fuc ru,s three weeks sue
ccs~vcly, Inc last OF which 20 be before the dar ct
dared iur the hearing.
JAY %, 1850 w5w3
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PRESERvATIvE FOR THE HAIR.

n TUX i
KITCHEN & HENDERSON'S HAIR
m PRESERVATlVEh has now been in use nearly
four years. and has proved itself be the best article
for improving the growth and beauty OF The hair that
has ever been invented, hundreds are ready to
testify. 1t entirely stops the hair from coming out
and imparts to it stergth and vigor, and gives to
hair the most coarse and harsh, soft and glossy ap
pearance. 1t also removes all scurf and dandruff
from the skin and head which ought always to be kept
out in ordcrto have healthy growth OF hair because
il allowed to accumulate, it becomes imbedded
around the roots Of the hair and clogs up the pores
OF the skin, thereby preventing free and healthy oc
ton. The consequence is the hair becomes dry
and dead aud very soon begins to show signs of d.
cay and falling off. All this can be prevented by
proper OF this preventative, as it gives lie and
action to the skin, and at the same time impartS
nourshmcnt and strength to the hair, and leaves it
soft aud glossy without being greasy.
Manufactured and for sale at wholesale and retail
by -.
JOHN H. SYMONDS, HAIR DRESSER.
tSuccessor to a. kchen) Al Congress St, Boston,
Wal mos3
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AT' FEGyg H.,
blinds! blinds :! EgEinds!!!
BAKER g. PERRY,

4'D' OT' " IT ''TFT-'C U II Wv y III II IT
2d Door North Worcester Railroad Crossing, (up
saiis,) BOSTON. =
ID ESPECTFULLY invite the attention of Car
IL penters and Builders to
Smiths Patent Nortice Stat Blinds,
which for beauty and durability are superior to any
now in and may be at less cost. Also Doors,
SASHcs, and GLASS of every size and quality. BLINDS
TRIMMED and PAINTED SAsHES GLAZED a. short no.
tce, and in the neatest manner.
BAKER d. PERRY,
No. 6l3 WASHINGTON STREET,
I'd Door North Worcester Railroad Crossing. tup
stars) BOSTON,
CO n B. All orders by mail or otherwise will I've
promptly attended to, and warranted TO give entire
satisfaction.
Boston, June lS, 1850. w52m6
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40 SspGrssEsscEs.
sx~ILIIAM Il. HATCH. W;TenSEI

" Falls, Vi, has cons,::l.ly on hand good as
sortncnt OF Fishing Yara OF superior quaiily, con
ssling OF Braided and Twisted silk and Linen ines
Cane, Bamboo and Ash Rods, Fly, Limc.ic., Car
isle and common Hooks, ConT0gs bcs; 4Aacrican
Rcels, common English do, Salem Gut Swives &c,
10 a few good single and deeb!e baTreled Fosrlins
Pieces, Walkers Apti, CGyrosire Cggs Badwin's
faten1 Cut Wnds, together with Po,odcr, Shot
Lea9, DrGaa fiasLs, DJ1nkaag Caps, Sc, SC, all
which will be sold low.
June 10, ~. w53if
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ChauAcCy lIrOwnoli's Estate.

Es7E, the Subscribers. having been ap.
Va pointed Ivy the Honorable the Probate Court
Ter the Dis;ric; at Chiucndrn commissioners To rr-
ceive, examine and ADJUST the claims aHd demands
OF all persons, against the estate o Chimney Brown.
o,, late OF WIiiison, in said District, deceased re-
exhibited IN offset thereto aud six months from the
day OF the date hereof being allowed by said Conr,
tyr that purpose do therefore hereby give notice,
tiat viii atr'Hd to the business Of our appoint.
meat, at IT, d,rltug OF Widow Br0wueijS, in Wi
lstoH, in sad District on the Is, Monday OF Sep.
tcniber ami January next, at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ, on
each OF said DAYS
Dated, this 81 DAY of AHgrst, 4 D. 1850.
JOHN BENN ~ la 5.o,,,,,i..;.,.
LGBON SANFORD COMMISSIONERS
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-16

y
Unparalleled in the History of Medicine
AS rHE MOST
Remarkable External Application Ever
Discover /!
Tnuc and experience have fully proved that this UNI
VERSAL REMEDY has not It's equal on The list Of popu-
medicines having l"cn lciurc tie public for more than
II years Testimony Of the most d~incresed character
of It's wonderful effects ON animal economy almost
daily presented the proprietor It s worthy Of special
tcuas hat besides tic great and extraordinary powers in
Diseases of the Horse
in which it's virtues attracted the attention Of the far
rer and farmer aud the wonder of the pubic generally
il has lr successfully employed IN great variety oil Tie
miladies which
AGlict the EEuTnan Race.
1hete is nothing in the shape u remedy for such dis
rheumatism.
Painful Nervous
Affections. Bites of
Animals, Frost Rites, t'orns
Eois, VI hitInws. Asthma, Btui"cf,
Burns aud Scals, Cramps, SprAins,
Strains, t'lce-s iiom local cauaes, Cakcd
breasts, Contractors OF the Muscles, Wounds,
M
ip" o' 'Nu' "'p'E' ''1 nv. WI
Gd''s VI au NlN' ISL Np'",S' hti'c ~ .,ush
'iIia @ NJ w.. @ ~ ~ ;,,
W ','E'' 81, '' a., az ol , W.
w. =" Hi. ~ 49,, ''' w VIZ VIZ t VI
u'm o uui,1I I1 ' "i,1N, !Ni.i u i',on A w u'
.ht v, t,t ou "u' ' ',!' - 9"io''
WIZ % "."'s nov & .I s,t,c, r.o T mn,or,s
',,,'' ".i W. IVY. 'yoi' ' ~ l"uu..s
tnrins'H's ana 9,nprs VINO nlIo uel ' OIL! y cures
WIN" III ,'!!lN'N "'l'' ~ nh WY
WY az a., t l.u,,u az P,,a i i ~, uE vou. nv
,TH,S nave oVe" o'o''' a 9O""s ''"' III "e Wv" VI
Whose Clothes werc Burnt Oft of him.
was rcetorcl fwont snfcrnc by the timely usc Of this
OIL IN" celebrated d. Parker also writes az follows -
Dear 81 Il have prescribed yor GaFsng on in various
cases ot -
PRACTICAL SURGERY,
ga lnim"nt, with market success, and would commend
to physicians generally for eternal u.s. m al co,sons,
ott,t i Spras' Vine sW",,sS, no " an ',s'''c
Cmc"i it i. h,r,ss Wcrc ,c ebc symri6ms haye,ccn
reduced by general treatment In such is the
efficient remedy within the circle Of now in
wo4'i also commend i to '1mnHniy at large as
ss a,a l1Mrti Fcm"ty wrc tncr" Is o s'" irVcf
NJ, ' n ,v n,y,S 'T g ""o h-'
wounds it prevents swelling ard consequent soTcac-s 10
hot weather.
r,,,,,;o,, e. E,,-ot,.ox
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f0w advertisements.
~, Mead & Curtis.
CHitc72ra CJaaig curt,
". r., 1870.

'.ly, Nlehu " Cuitls.
20 w 1nyc1 G t,,,, CiiUe71ca CJaaiy curt,
T. Il 4, 'Trns,ae H., VI. r., 1870.
: Smith.
FATE OF NERMONT,} WHEREAS John
Chittcpden Couniy. So Gray. Wm Mead,
1T Eiglh Curtis, all Of said Burlington, and late
lNrtne.s in business under the name and style of
cray, Mead Company, at this Term of slid Court
commenced their suit against Timothy w Lowell
and John Fisk, late Of Burlington, in Chiticndcn
ounty, and plrtnCrs IN trade under the name and
inn Of T " Lowell 81 Company, and their Trustee,
VIM. J. smith, in an action on Book account.
And whereas 1t 9 made to appear 10 the Court
here that said Timothy w. Love aud John Fisk re-
ade out OF this State and have not had personal
tlcc ct the tendency of this suit.
Therefore, it is ordered by the Court, That sri1
cause be con timed to the next term thereof, and
mat the said hoveI and Fisk the Defendants, be
notified OF the tendency thereof by publishing this
notice containing the substance Of sud declaration
in the Burlington Flce Press. newspaper published
at Burlington, three wet ks successvcly the last pub
LEGATION 10 be at least twenty days before the next
Term Of this Court
Dated at Burlington this 9th day Of August, AID
1851 -. b. BUCKLEY ,Chrk
L. f.. WALES, Attorney. w6W3
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Hiram -LRlyso,'s
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
famiiic' and Ho',sekocptrS Furnished al U1o'e-
safe rces.
LIST OF PRICES
English Three Ply Carpet, IS TO as, do Double
SurrI;lnc IS, Doa5e Ingram Carpet, S.. .;ppertin-
lngran do Is Common Carpets. Is and 60. Stair do
p and 3d. DIiss, LIS Stair Is and S. Stair Rods 6@
nnd 81. Ate!aid Mats, IS and IS Large Tu:t-d
Rugs, > do Administer, As Door Mas, Is and 81
Table Covers, IS is and 2Os English Floor OH
Cloths, See 70 - trct vide. 3s !. rs and IS per
yard. English DruGg"'s s., ca. and cs DGncgets'
yards wide, " lndow Sli1drs S. to les
HIRAM ANDERSON.
No 90, Bowcry, \ York
Nay -, 1850 wlSmos6
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1850-11-09
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