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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-18
S2l.NH 90


This amount taken from the apparent ovcrpus
leaves an actual overplus of &25.O4S II. which
VIII be wanted for the purj o,e of or itg a
States Prison, should the pr sent Legislature
make pOllon for the erection OF one I his
statement may not prove to be cCr-ect to a cent,
but VII. IN NIX, lie found to be n ar;y 3d. The
extracts from the Secretary ReCcri Were taken
before 1t was ent to the prin err SC I'd EN- 20
you thus early, that You may aCqr nj lo,r re-
ders with the gratifying information that L rev.
MUGS OF the State, are SWci nj 70 nee allher H.
abilities.
The amount Of revenue from the tax of 10 is
larg than expect d, owing to the rapid imc;c >,
IN the valuation OF properly over at of the wear
1913. This also was largely attributable to the
charge made in the law of la session uron the
assessment and collection of taXcs. Sh Iull the
0siS OF taxation b. not materially changed
winch II probably will not be, the Stat, tax for
the year 1880 will be very mat ii lly lessenad.
the rate will not need be more than one and
hall mills on the valuation. this will be som =
thing ct reduction from four mills on the dol
lar valuation, on the rat Of 1919 Til re
IS great complaint about high taxes tlr o tphcu.
the State, but should there b. a. great a reluc-
ilon IN other taxes for the year 1880, as there
must be III the State tax, there will be some $;
q
in wping ont old scores and starting on a rrop.
er bass" better once smart than always ache
Is an Old adagr and true on, and ,hl k per-
fectly applicable in the pres nj instance. Can
net they who ny taxes il VI yankee lock for
ward with hope that the smart Of the asst wears
taxes are 10 prevent further aches? if so, il is
bttter TO meet them with ii good grace lool 10
forward to the future as an "oasis in tie desert
OF Milwaukee taxation
Nothing as yet has been acted on of panicu-
lar importance. Senator Horn of Washington.
Co. has introduced bill to submit The question
of Bank or no Bank to the people at n mex
general election. thinkit wi pass the S nat,
though it may not. What its IA will b, in the
Assembly have no means Of iu}gjng, though
many strong an-bank IN lnbors til k it we'll en-
oogh to give an opportunity for an exprcss Of
public opinion, willing TO ;b.Ic y he decision
OF the people, and believing t at they can b.
trusted. FRANKLIN.
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The eastern boundary of California is fixed by
the constitution at 100 deg. west of Greenwica
the western boundary Of Descret has been es.
tabshcd by the people Of that county at l8 deg
30. This leaves a territory 4 degree and a halt
wide between the two, with no government.
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After the building of the Smithsonian Institute
il viii have an income of $4,000,
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Married Women's Rights.

Mr.. Horn has introduced in the Senate bill
to protect married women in the enjoyment of
certain rights OF property. Such bill passed
the Senate last session and came with vote or
two OF pas ing the House. What will be lis
late this session we cannot determine The
friends OF this LIBERAL and enlightened measure
are indebted to Mr.. Horn for his perseverance in
urging it forward
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IL ANOTHER PosT OFFcE.--A Post Office
has been established at Noxon's Corners Bristol
called Kossuth-Robcrt Noxcn Esq. is Post
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From the Madison Correspondent of he Daily con in
EXHIBIT OF OUR STATE FINANCES.
Madison. Jan. II. 1850

Madison, Jan. II, 1850.
WIN. r. CRANIER, Esq dear Sir: here
with send yon an extract from the Re ort of the
Secretary OF State
Expenditures of 1919, s78Csi %
RErEIPTS.
Amt paid into the State Treasury. $50 gG9 "a
IN on sus received b. Judges, 1886 90 5000 "a
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SllpIs -

Thus FIR from the report, but there are several TENS To
10 be PAID not taken into account by HE = cctary, among
winch are fen canal Bonds. with interest, say
1 $1,000 90
Old Territorial indebtedness say OO0O on
Aud amt for allowance of grrearaec To Counties
and { nlngpnces oyrriOUktd 10000 %
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| WOODWARD, OF s. G., Orr of s. G..
! We able. OF n. c., Wallace, Of s. c..
Mr.. Allen and Horace Mann # Nass., voted
for 70 t. OF Vt. The line Free Sellers for
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SACRuEGE.-We were very much PANIED, ON
witnessing the other day, as we had occasion to
visit the Cemetery, what to us seemed the height
of barbarity and sacrilege. Those venerable
oaks, which have so long waved their eafy tops
over the sweet resting placespf the dead, ana
so long echoed the requiem of the spirit song,
as they have been waited by the zephyrs OF
Summer, or driven by the winters bowling
blast, have been strewed BY the woodman's axe,
in frghtful ruin all around really, we felt as
though the Town of Southport were getting de-
cidedIy poor if they were selling few beauti-
ful trees for cord wood ont of the grave yard,
for the sake of raising the wind. CThere is
more danger of raising the dead.) We don't be-
lieve, however, this has been done by permission
of the supervisors, and if not, what earthly or
unearthly right any body else has to authorize
the robbing of grave yard, we cannot see.
If there is any one thing more appropriate
than another in this fallen world if there is
any thing betokening proper regard FOR the
resting place of the dead il there is anything
which berays that secret affection, which is felt
Tor the departed loved ones OF earth, 1t Is to Gull
tivate around their :ombs, those emblems of love
and Immortality which are Swallowed forth by
the lowly and entwining evergreens weeping a
fresh the dews of Heaven, as they drop from the
overhangng and venerable oaks Of "hundred
years ago" As we said BEFORE we cannot faith
ON the necessity of this sacrilege. We hope
the Towu authorities will put stop to it before
every vcstge of Natures God shall be oblitera-
ted from the last resting place of our friends,
and nothing be left but marble and barren sand
to show the footprints of the Great Lavellor.
Since writing the above, we have been as
sured by the Supervisors that this injury has
been committed without their knowledge, and in
fond to ant
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1850-01-18

IT The question of who struck Billy Pater-
son, is superseded by the more important ques-
lion of, are we living in the last, or the first,
half of the 10Th, century {? "
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GJ- REWvAL.-Wc understand, that quite an
extensive work Of grace is in progress in the
churches of our Baptist, and Methodist friends.
in the Town of BRISTOL
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Since writing the above, we have been as
sured by the Supervisors, that this injury has
been committed without their knowledge, and in
tend TO ferret ont the perpetrators.
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Revised Statutes.

bill IS before the Senate, introduced by Mr..
Gale OF Walworth, providing for the distribution
OF the Revised Statutes to Justices of the Peace
and other officers. At our latest dates it had
been land on he table. we suppose temporarily,
on motion of Mr. Cothren.
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supreme Court.

a proposition to transfer the sittinps of the
Supreme Court from Madison to Milwaukee was
lost on third reading.
Newspapers.
\ resolution passed the Senate ordarinc, ,b;r,,,
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Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.

lrg EoR SALE the well known Hotel, situate in FRA
ia MINGHAM CENTRE. The main house is ore hun
l&dred feet on Central Square, three stories high with
an L., and contains thirty The house is in good
pair the outside having been painted the present and
many OF the rooms newly papercd and painted The ktch
and washrOom accommodations spaciaus and entire
y new The property situated in the immediate neigh
borhood OF the public common the different Churches,
Academy Bank Post Office and stopping place of the Fra
mingham Branch Railroad
Owing to its very central location it will be constantly
increasing in value and with small outlay is believed
can be made one of the most profitable establishments of
the KIND IN the country; and to person who understands
the business opportunity offers seldom equaed part
of the purchase money NAV remain on mortgage desired
and the balance of payment will made easy TO the pur
chaser
For further infornation application may be made b.
T. LoRNG, Esq, 25 and q Water st Boston; r. P. AN
GIER Esq, the Depot Boston and Worcester Rail
premises L. WIGHT.
birmingham, July 49, 1850 d6twtf
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Hive Store to be Enlarged.

VNE Proprietor of the HIVE being about to enlarge his
Store nearly double its present size also intending
to remodel it throughout, finds il will become necessary
close up part next month"; in consequence will until the
the citizens OF this city seldom favored with As close
my Store for one day for the express purpose of
MARKING DOWN THE PRICES,
will find upon examination that they sll pur
chase who give CALL if low prices will induce them to-
BY reference to past experience the citizens will take
notice. that advertisement appears from the HIVE
which does not something. Prices will actually be
much less than formerly and examination only
to convince ALL
During this sale shall offer all my Shilling and Twenty
cent MUSLINS for 10 and l2t cents
MUSLINS DE LANES, none over one shilling, and the
most at l28 cents
BERAGE DeLAINES, all marked down to Twents
Centsowest retail price for the of them has
been less than SO cents.
Silk and Wool BARAGES AZ cent goods SO cents and
the SO cent goods 25 cents-aso lot of Cotton Warp
Barages at l2t cts.
large lot FRENCH PRINTS reduced to II and 20 cts
Super French 81 cent GINGHAMS for % cts-25 cent
Gnghams 90 cents7 and 20 Ginghams for u Cts
20 pieces offs super 90 cent MUSLIN GINGHAMS marked
down to l24 cents.
SO prs blk and Pic Mic GLOVES and MITTs at cts
Lot Wrought Palm CASHMERE Sc SFIAWLS for 81, ISL
Lot Black $4,5 SILK SHAWLS for 1925
Lot Ready made MANTILLAS for less than the cost of
materials.
Black and Green PARASCLs for Sl,4
Any thing to be found in the Store will be sold cheap
enough to satisfy any one.
10 the intention of the subscriber open the pub
lie the coming FALL entire Store to appearance
also nearly entire stock of Goods FLOW PRICES
will sell those on hand.
~ Ladies who give this sale their attention will be paid
for their trouble
- Sign Of the Bee Hive, los Main Street.
GEO. P. BRYANT.
p s. The above Low Prices will be continued until the
first of August when the Store will be closed for repairs
July l6. C dw2ws
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CRAMPS PATENT S0AP.

THAT this Soap surpasses any thing of the kind of
fered the public is abnndanty proved, not only by
the testimony thousands given trial. but BY
the great and increasing demand for it, 1t is undoubtedly
CHEAPER than any other Soap in use-as ONE POUND of
possesses much cleansing power aside from its chemi
cal properties pounds OF any other Soap, and saves
labor and tear of cothes-reqnirng pounding and
but little rubbng-and takes only from half to three quar-
tiers Of an hour do the washing of large family.
Sold wholesale and retail the manufacturers prices at
No. 238 MAIN STREET, Paine's Block, Worcester.
H. AYERS, Agent for the Proprietor,
July o. eod&wtf
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House Lots. Houses, SC.

4ra BEAUTIFUL LOTS, containing nearly an acre
fmfN u EACH delightfully."- situated on Fairmount,' hal
al mile north of the Court House. unequaed for beau
~ flocaton and aspect for those who prefer little
out and own large lot for very moderate cost.
Finely situated LOTS Harvard Street. on the elevated
land directly west of the Central Church. the most desirable
lots remaining in the market.
Very desirable Lots on the Brewery Estate the West
ern Railroad Depot, and in other parts of the city.
Also, several Dwelling Houses in different parts of the
city. Good Gardening land by the acre. and other Real
property for sale the most accommodating terms by
Feb ~. eOdistf ID. S MESSENGER.
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House Lot for Sale.
CITY OF WORCESTER.

In BOARD OF ALDERMEN, July Is, 1885,
IN the petition of ALLEN g. THURBER, stating that
" "they propose Engine and Boilers and de-
srous of erecting Chimney their premises connected
with their ArmoIy Union Street. for the use of sad
Boers and praying that License be granted them to erect
said Chimney;
Ordered That the Petitioners notify all persons interested
therein by causing this Order be published in the Daily
before the time of hearing appear before the Mayor and
Aldermen in their room the City Hail. Monday, the
18th day Of August next O'Clock p NJ show
fany they have why the prayer of the Petitioners should
not be granted.
J22d3t Attest, G. A. HAMILTON, City Clerk.
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THE FIRST OF AUGUST.
Anniversary of Emancipation in the Yves
India

India Islands.
The Board of Managers of the MASSACHUSETTS ANTI.
SLAVERY SOCIETY having voted that they would celebrate
the approaching Anniversary of West India Emancipation
by public meeting in the City of W0RC ESTER the Com
mittee of Arrangements would give notice. thai the
the beautiful and spacious CITY HALL of Worcester has
been granted for that occasions and behalf of the Society
and for the sake of the three million slaves of this country
whose emancipation is still delayed and scornfuy refused
they would invite all the true and daughters not
Massachusetts alone but of New England assemble
that day in WORCESTER and renew the demand for that
Emancipation in the of Justice, of Humanity and
God.
Let early extensive and general preparation be made fol
meeting which shall surpass all that have gone before.
1t should be remembered that Worcester is peculiarly
easy Of access by Rail Road, only from other parts
the State but from Rhode Island Connecticut, New Hamp
SHIRE and Vermont and it is hoped and earnestly desired
that delegation will be present from each
those States.
The Committee of Arrangements is follows: FRANCIS
JACKSON of Boston, SAMUEL May JR of Leicester JOSHUA
T. EVERETT of Princeton, BENZ. p RICE, LEANDER EATON
JOSEPH A. Rowland and MARTIN STowELL of Worcester
and ALFRED WYMAN of Westminster.
III The abest and most eloquent friends of the Anti-Sla
very will be present The meeting will commence al
10 O'Clock AM. of Thursday, August l.
July Is C Owls
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TO LET.

III THE well known BoTTOMLY STORE in CHER
iii RY VALLEY, LEICESTER: Possession will be Civ
Len Immediately. There be business of 10000
per year done The stock hand will be disposed of
on terms which will be made satisfactory. The attention
OF any person who wants into the mercantile business
is asked IT ONCE, the subscriber made arrange
ments to leave the place soon and is believed offers
to an enterprising man good opportunity.
Inquire of the subscribery in Cherry Valley.
July % dwtf WRIGHT ROTTOMIY
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Patent Lightning Conductors.

V1E subscriber prepared to ax his improved Light
ming Conductors to buildings i'll Worcester and vicinity
and soics orders which may be left with Mr. VIM.
GREENLEAF, No lis Main St. Worcester, or by mail to
the subscriber in Boston.
My improvements are indispensable in making perfect
protection and they combine beauty, strength and durab.
y AS there has been infrngements the public
cautioned against employing any ax rods which
an infringement my Patent shall demand damages OF
all who have their buildings protected by such rods My
Patent has lately been good" by the jury a
ter fair trial. and judgment has been rendered on the
dict No rod yet been devised nearly good mine
which is not Infringement.
Specimens may be seen on the house of VIM A. wheeler,
ESQ and Edward Lincoln, Esq
VIVA. CIRCUIT, No. n CornhiH
July "a. wd2aw3m* BOSTON,.
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Eddy's Refined lamp Black.

THE above constantly hand and for sale, togethe
/ with English and American Lamp Black in papers an
bulk, by SAMUEL G. WHITE,
Washington Square, near Western R. R. Depot.
July 20 eod& w4m
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VaPnish-VaPmESEl.

CARRIAGE and FURNITURE Varnish from the MANN
" factory of Johnson & Richards of NelOdrk N. j.,
raned to give satisfaction may be returned and money
refunded For sale i'll any quantity by
SAMUEL C. WHITE,
Washington Square, near Western R. R, Depot.
Ink dNv6mW
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CUTLERY.
MARTIN IL. BRADFORD.

l4Z washington ST., Boston,
INVITES the attention of purchasers to his assortment
L American and Foreign Cutlery
KNIVES AND FORKS Fine Ivory Handled Table an
Dessert Knives of various patterns with and without Forks
Complete sets of Ivory Handled Cutlery rosewood cases
Polished Horn Ebony Cocoa-wood Bone Black Horn Stag
and Forbuck Handled TABLE and TEA KNIVES am
FORKS comprising every variety of style and degree
finish. ChiLdrens Kniues and Forks.
CARVING KNIVES and FORKS with every kind o
handles. BEEF-SLICERs for Hotels Jones' Patent Car
vers Ivory handled Game Carvers Patent Knife Sharpen
ers; srEELs; Ivory Handled Cheese Scoops.
BUTTER KNIVES; BREAD KNIVES; Nut Picks and
Nut Crackers; Champagne Knives Pocket Knives and
Forks; Pocket Cases. containing Knife, Fork, and Spoon
BUTCHER KNIvEs-Cook's Knives-Bread knives
Shoe Makers Knives-Pallet and Paint Knives, &C.
Made by VIM. Greaves Sons, Joseph Rodgers & Sons,
Jonathan Crookes and Others of all the various Styles in
Gentlemen who wish fine pair OF Razors with elegant
Ivory Handles, will find the "BRADFORD RAZOR, -
made by Jonathan Crookes, superior articles they
SCISSORS.
In this article the subscriber takes particular pains pro-
those of the BEST CUTTING QUALITY and of
every form and size that is wanted.
Ladies' Cutting and Work SCISSORS; Family Shears;
Buonhoe Scissors Lace Scissors; Nail Scissors; Gentle
mems Pocket Scissors Lamp Scissors with rim catch
the snuff round point Scissors fo children Grape Scs
sors; Twg Cutters Horse Clipping SCISSORS Paper Shears
PATETT TAoRs sEARs T. which are p warranted
ers, Hatters', and Bankers SHEARS.
Pocket Knives.
The best patterns Of Joseph Rodgers Sons Jonathan
Crookes and other celebrated manufacturers.
One wo three, four, and six blade KNIVES, including
the Blouse of Lords Knife" Congress-" "Royal Dia-
mond, Senator" "Wharncliffe" american Coegians
"Victora, and Prince Albert" Knives and other elegant
patterns.
LADIES' PEN KNIVES, with one and two blades; Nail
Knives; Strong and two baded Jack Knives; Boys
Knives of the best steel--1, 2, and blades.
SPORTSMEN'S KNIVES containing Fleams, Horse
hooks screwdrivers Corkscrews, Gmbets, Saws, Coach
mans Avis, Tweezers, Probes Button Hook, etc.
HUNTING KNIVES of various kinds; Lock, back Knives;
Pruning and Budding Knives.
Erasers, Spring Nail Nippers, and Nail Files.
Also-A general assortment of
HARD WIRE IND FISHING TACKLE,
At I42 Washington Street,
Three doors north Of the Old South Church,
June d2aw BOSTON
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DIR. RHOIVick's Works.

THE celebrated ANATOMICAL and PHYSIOLOGICAL
l. WORKS OF F. d. HOLLICK, NJ. D., Lecturer on
Anatomy, Physiology, and the Practice of Medicine.
The Origin of Life the Philosophy of Reproduction in
Plants and Animals, price 81.
The Diseases of Women, being Practical Treatise on
the Causes Symptoms and Cure OF all Diseases incident
Fenales-price 81.
The Male Generatve Organs in health and disease from
infancy to old age-price 81.
For sale by S. A. ROWLAND.
July IL seod3t
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Real Estate for sale.

Ia FINHAT valuable Real Estate formerly owned by
Ia Sias Knight, is offered for sale, situated abont
LIE miles north of the Court House, and adjoining the
farm of Walter Bigelow, containing about EIGHT ACRES
Of st-rae Land, suitable for garden with Dwelling
House and Barn thereon For further particulars inquire
on the premises, or of ID. f. WITHERBEE,
July 20 diff 8 Merchants Row.
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.TEE0aeflON.

HE subscriber having assumed the business of the late
L firm of CONVERSE Il CULVER, hereby requests all
persons indebted to said firm to pay the without delay
Grateful for avors hitherto bestowed the firm he
specially soics continuance of the the old stand
under the City Hall j. S. CULVER.
Worcester July 16, 1850. disf
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&a2sy Glasses.

lust received few very fine SPY GLASSES fro1
y to 40 inches long, for sale cheap at the store of
C. G. COLEMAN,
End door from Am Temp. House.
July 49, dlms
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Waterford Window Glass,

rTNHE above well known Window Glass is now being man
ufacured in very superior manner and for brliancy
polish and of surface is warranted be
passed by any American Window Glass in the market All
qualities for sale wholesale and retail, by
SAMUEL c.. WHITE.
Washington Square, near Western R. R. Depot
july % dw4m
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New England Health Insurance. Co..

Office No. POS Main ST, Worcester.
ENOS DORR, Agent.
THE is hand when all should take of
their health. The above Company has, in times past,
paid thousands of dollars to the sick who, time OF
health, procured POLICY that secured to them FOUR
DOLLARS A WEEK if sick, at a cost of 1925 year.
They have thousands hand pay those who will take
Policy and are so unfortunate to be sick 1PAll just
claims will be paid as received. dis June 81
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At last Arrived.

A NEW and splendid assortment Of (from to inches
"A wiieD Black SILK Laces, for trimmings, al
prices TO defy the competition OF any other establishment IN
this city, call the NEW ENGLAND FANCY sronE oio
Main. ST., opposite CIRCUITS Book Store. ~
MYERS, BAMBERGER g. RosENBLATT
June IA eodistf
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The Earl's Daughter
,TOW TO the World.

DaguerrcOtypes Of Infants taken Instanta-
neOusly!
rTyHE subscriber happy to announce to the public that
he has succeeded in making Chemical Compound, for
which he has applied for Letters Patent by the aid of which
he cnn make DAGUERRE0TYPES of Children and Adults
in ONE OR TWO SECONDS.
nrITonrs for small children, from Till M; adults
from to y. M.
~ For proof Of the above
GALL AT ADAMs's IN WALDO BLOCK.
July IL dsu
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ROaT,A

E'INE CALF BOOTS, made of the best of stock and by
some of the best wokmen in this city, for sale low by
the case or single pair. l. S. CHAPMAN,
June q diff 81 Main Street.
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Wallet Lost.

OST on Saturday Evening" July 18th, between Belmont
IL and Exchange SITS, Wallet containing about FORTY
DOLLARS and Papers of value except to the owner
The finder will be suitably rewarded returning the Wal
let and contents to SAMUEL DAVIS,
Worcester July l6, 1850. d6t* Belmont St.