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LINN, SMITH & CO.,
No. 2l34 .Hnrket street,
E'AifNdeiphiN,
Wholesale Druggists

AND DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals. Surgical and
Obstetritat Instruments. .)Ipdicine Chests,
Medical Saddtebrgs Patent .Nedicines,
Paints, Oils jHmdo'c Glass, Var-
nishes, DyestuDs; PeUnmery. SC.
Also, Manufacturers OF the celebrated
Congress flirting Ink and Ink Po,cder.
ITNHIS Ink is unsurpassed in quality, hav
L ing never failed to commend itself
wherever il has baen brought INFO use. We
are now prepared TO furnish it oi all colors.
in bottles irom a quart TO one ounce. neatly
packed in boxes from one to thee dozen
each
l.. S. s. Co., have at all times a complete
which they invite the attention OF DRUG
GISTS and COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
In the selection and preparation OF their
articles they spare no pains to have them
of undoubted qualities, so that they feel
prepared 10 ill the orders of those who
wish pure Drugs, in manner which they
feel confident will prove satisfactory. They
are ais" careful as to the style of putting
up and packing heir Goods. in order to
insure their safe carriage TO any point in
the country.
Orders BY letter will at all times receive
prompt and careful attention, and to any
Druggist of responsibility, our Price Cur,
rent will be sent if requested.
July &c, lS5O-6m 96
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Chancery Sale of 20 Negroes,

AZ Y virtue of decree of the Chancery
- Court at Cleveland. Tennessee, made
al IT'S February term, 1880, in the case OF
John ID. Travnor. and his VIE Mary Ann
Fravnol, and others against William q.
Cozby. William Mcdonald. and David
Rag, dae. Administrators Of John CoZby,
deceased. and others, will on Tuesday.
the BOA day OF August next. expose TO
public sale at Smiths cross Roads, III Rhea
County. Tennessee, twenty Two Negroes,
belonging to the estate Of said John CoZby,
deceased.
The above Negroes will be sold on a
credit Of six months. the purchaser giving
bond with two or more sufficient securities
for the price Of the slave or slaves pur>
chased.
JAMES BERRY. G. s. NJ,
July II. lSj0-lt Prs fee $3.50 a..
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lHilE undersigned has located himself miles
l. East Of Athens, on Chestua Creek, and
has now on hand and will contlne to MANN
taCture WouL CARpiNG MACHINES, OF the latest
improved style, and superior to any that have
ever been seen in this country: also Porta-
bic HORSEPOWER and rhreshng Machines of an
Improved aud superior quality, and calcu-
lated to ,hresh any kind Of Grain and Clover
Seed. These Machines are all manufactured
with great care, with IL view to durability
and will bu disposed of on accommodating
terms.
The undersigned will also repair any kind
of .Hachinery, and will promptly attend to
any business in his line with which he may
he favored. lie wall also manufacture pat.
terms for Cast Machinery of any kind.
JOHN J. DIXON.
June II, 1850 6m 80
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Land for Sale.

'HNlIE unGrrsIgned DESTROYS Of changing
Il has business, Will sell, on Tuesday the
first day of October next, and succeeding
days. u, public auction, unless previously
di.poseh of, the following property, ,Uwir:
Que Farm. containing 3l1i acres, 8 ml'es
cas-, of Athens; one other Tract, c0niu ining
1913 acres, miles rast Of Athens and 7
r,Ies southwest of jacksonville; and one
other tract, on which the undersigned now
resides, containing 95l acres. all under
good lrnce, and ~ h comfortable houses.
Also. n good stock Of Horses, Cattle,
Sheep, Hogs, Farming Utensils, &c. &c.
Terms Of sale made knoWp hereafter.
A. Il. RICE.
Nav ~. 1850. I'D So
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Robert Richey,

David Hunter and Ambrose Hunter.
DILL states that defendants are not resi-
- dent in Tho State Of Tennessee, pubil-
cation Is therefore ordered 10 be made for
tour weeks in the "Aihens Post" Notifying
said defendants, David and Ambrose Huns
Ter to appear al the ne&t term of said Cham
cpry Cnuit, to be held at ,hr Court house
~ jacksonville, on the Sd Monday of Sep
remhpr next. and make their defence
against said bill filed by Robert Rlrhev. or
the same will he SET for hearing pro con.
fesso. JAMES A. COFFIN, CO NJ.
July &c. lS50-4l Prs lee S3 96
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Ran AWAY

NROM the subscriber, living IN MDDfoe
l. county. hsad,wa,ers OF EsIanallre
creek. black woman named EASTER,
very black. about So years old, pleasant
co"u'enance. and quick spoken. She Jeff
on the ION lns, had good 10, Of clothes.
and took with her Two quilts. two counter
panPs and many U,her bed clothes. Said
woman was formerly owned by Capt. Thos.
Prigmore. She may be IN that section, or
making her way OF.
ANY person who may arrest said cir and
return her TO me-, or confne her SO thai
can get her. vii! be literally rewarded Tor
their trouble.
ELIZABETH CARTER.
July Sc, lS50-,f 90
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COMM Il RCIAL:
AUGUSTA, July %, 1850.
Editor Post :

hU"OSlAS July $50 iOOo'
Editor Post:
Since our letter of the 18th INST, but lit
tie change has taken place kere IN any ar
iice Of Groceries. Business is confined tc
filling orders which our dealers are prepar-
ed to do from stocks at present large, but
likely to be during the month Of August
verv much increased.
Our Crockery, Dry Goods, Hardware,
Shoe, and Drug Houses. will all have
complete stocks BY the last Of August. as
they expect the demand on them will be
heavy. >
BACON continues in good demand-sides
are worth 81; shoulders 81; hams "a
81. Fine Lard &c.
WHEAT is very much wanted BY the
Millers here-ihey are offering Sl,l5 for
good red. and l,2Oa 81 .25 Tor prime white
Wheat. Thew are preparing TO purchase
100000 bushels.
EXCHANGE at sight ac prem. on Norh>
ern cities.
Yours, verv respectfully,
BAKER, WILCOX g. co.
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john VI. Lea ,

rs. I OriginaI
George W. Srllre, Luke Lea and\ Bill
Others.
IT appearing from the allegations of the bill
that ia" defendant, Luke Lea, is not an in
habifant of the State Of Tennessee, on motion
of complainant by his solicitor, il is ordered
that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the Athens Post, newspaper pub.
lishcd in Athens, Tennessee, requiring sand de-
PENDANT tn appear at the next term Of The
ChancerT Court in Cleveland, 10 he hcl! OF
the fourth Monday IN August next, then and
there to plead. answer or d"mur to sand bill
or the same will h. taken for confessed ant
set TOR hearing ex pare. as To him.
JAMES BERRY, &. " VI.
July -, 1850 1T Prs fee SO -
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Chanccry Court at jacksonville,
JOSeph PfIcharI,

Joseph Fl r irhard and William Isles, s;r
TT appearing iram the bill filed in this
case. thai defendant Joseph II Prlchari
resides in Georgia. publication is ordered
to be made for four successive weeks in The
"Arh-ns Post" requiring said nonresident
defendant to arprtr a. he next term "l
sad ChanceIy Court to he held AZ ,hn
Court house IN Madi>onv,le on the Sd
Monday Of September next, and make hts
defence against said bill, or the same will
be taken as confessed. and heard according
ly.. JAMES a. COFFIN, {. & M.
July &c, lS5O-4l Prs lee 50 90
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A Likely Negro Girl for Sale

'CHE subscriber has a likely NEGRO
GIRL which he will sell on reasonable
terms. Said girl is in her 18Th year, likely
Of good size. healthy and stout. HIS resi-
dence is in McMnn county, l2a miles
South Of Athens, on ,he road leading 10 the
mouth of Ocope. Any person wishing to
purchase can call and see for themselves.
TIIOS. TREW.
McNlinn co.. July %. lsj0-3l* 96
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Sarah Ann Simmons by her nextl
friend Alfred Cashier, { Supplement

CALVIN p. Simmons and Others.
HT appearing from the allegations of the
X bin hat the defendant, Calvin p. Simmons,
is not an nhabl'ant of the State of Tenncs
see, on motion Of complainant by her solicitor,
1T is ordered Il at publication be made for
four successive weeks in the Athens Post, II
newspaper published in Athens, Tennessee,
requiring said defendant 10 appcnra AT the next
term of the Chanccry Court in Cleveland, TO
be held on the fourth Monday in August nest,
then and there to plead, answer or demur to
said bill, or the same will he taken for con-
fcsscd aud set for hearing ex parc rs to him.
JAMES BERRY, q. 81 NJ.
July 10, lSjO-4 Prs fee 50 IS
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FOREST HILL ACADEMY!

yg,HE FALL SESSION Of Ibis tns.t,u.
H. ION will commence Ib the Fits. MoH'
day in Sep,s nbrr nrx, under The s6petla.
endence Of Mr.. CHARLES 2. SAMUEL, A."
sisted by his Lady, and close The last FRIDAY
in January.
Mr.. Samuei's ability and fai,hiasess rs
competent and different instructor, have
been thoroughly and satisfactorily tested
within the last sixteen Years. The Trus-
tees can, therefore, safely recommend This
Institution to the consideration Of those who
desire their sons and daughters 10 be we'll
taught.
TERMS, per Session Of Fire Months. Pay
able at The end Of The session:
Spelling, Reading, Writing and $500
Arithmetic,
English Grammar, Geography,l son
and the above,
Latin and French Languages,
Mathematics, Natural Phloso- IN M
ply. Moral Science, Aslrono- '0'00
my, Sc,
Instruction in Double. Entry Book
Keeping will he given to stu> M
dents. and TO any young men
who may desire il,
Elementary Drawing for small on
children, 2 lessons per week,
Drawing and Painting on Enam> ann
eled surface 2 lessons per week,
photographic or Munochromatic 6Oo
Painting, 2 lessons per week,
Mezzotnl Painting, 2 lessons PERI 5no
week.
By order of the Board OF Trustees all
The young Ladies and Gentlemen can OBJ
tain certificates of communication in any or
all Of the branches they may have studied
by undergoing a fair and thorough exami'
nation. it their performance and moral de-
pertinent will justify ii. 49,,
Reward certificates will be given MONTH
y to all the pupils who may deserve them,
fer good behavior. puncuall,y in attend.
ance, and proficiency in their various
studies.
By order of the Board
CHAS. METCALFE. Sec.
Athens. July 10, lS5O-h 90
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DIR. E, D, GILBER r,

AANlNG located al DECATUR, Tenn,
IN leaders hrs professional services to the
clrzenS Of Meigs and The adjoining counties.
Olii'e. on the West side of the Public
Square, where he may be found at all
times, unless professionally absent.
DeraIur Iun.1 lSIll-I SO
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Summer and Fall Goods,

purchased in New York and PnIiade phia
by one Of the frm-cnnsSing Of an ele-
giant assortment Of Ladies Dress Goods and
Geu,lemen's Wear, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Gaps, Groceries, and every article
usually kept by merchants in our country
Please call and examine our stock as we
feel confident we can make it Your interest
to buy alt your Goods Of Us, We believe
a "nlmble sixpence is better than slow
shilling" and will therefore sell rerY lO,c
for cash JAS. METCALFE & co.
July &c, lS50-,f So
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John Griffith and Henry Marshall. Admin.
istrators of Will. Griffith, deed,

The Creditors of VIM. Griffith, deed.
DILL charges that the estate OF VIM.
~ Griffith IS insolvrni. and pravs the
transfer OF the administration thereon from
the Couh'v Court to said Chancery Court,
and an in Junction inhibiling the creditors
from proceeding at law, which has been
granted. The creditors % said estate ara
hereby notified to come in and be made de
PENDANTS, and prosecute their claims in
said Chancrry Court, according TO the rules
OF the Court.
JAMES A COFFIN. C.. s. NJ
July 26, lS50-4t Prs tee SO %
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Benjamin White,

Masrin Henderson and others }
DILL states thai defendant Henderson
- resides in Texas. publication Us there's
fore ordered 10 be made in the "Arhens
Post" for four weeks, REQUIRING said Mas
Tin Henderson to make hIs personal APP
pearance at the mex, term of said Chance .
~ Court, to be held al the Court. house IN
jacksonville. on the Sd Montay of Sepipm.
Der nex'. and defend against SAID bill.
JAMES A. COFFIN. G.. & NJ.
July &c, lS50-4t Prs lee So 90
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CAN'r GET A CHANCE TO FIRE.-"Mike
why don't you FIRE at those ducks, boy
dom, YOU see you have go, the whole flock
before your gun 2" 81 know ! have. bu,
when I ee, good aim a, one, two or three
Others will swim right bstwixt it and me-"
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State of TcnneSsee---MOnrOe CO

Slatc Vi lcnncSSce...MOn co.
CiRcUIr CouRr CLERK's OFFICE.
Lucinda Gordon,
Us. Petition for Divorce
William Gordon.
L appearing from the petition. which is
sworn TO, that the defendant is a nan
resident, ii is therefore ordered that publi-
cation be made for Tour successive weeks
in the Athens Posi-. Notifying the defendant
to appear before The Judge of our mex, CIR
cui, Court. al the Court house IN Madison
vile. Monroe county and State aforesaid.
on The second Monday in September next.
then and there TO answer the allegations IN
said bill. or the same will he taken pro con.
fesso and set for hearing.
F.. E. GRIFFITH. Clerk
July 26, 1864, Prs fee $3.50 96
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M4R RED,

In Monroe county, at the residence OF
Mr.. Former, by the Rev. J. SelvedGe, Mr..
F. II. STEPHENS to Miss MARTHA J.
YEARwooD.
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* BONES of that Luscious Luxury, which
~ every lover OF good Tobacco wants, just
received and for sale 10y
Juh II q. W. ROSS X co.
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DIED,

DIED,
In the vicinity Of TINS place. on the Goth
inst, Mr.. SAMUEL CLEAGE, an old and re-.
spected citizen Of this county.
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n GOD CHEESE.-A superior article
" of Cheese, just received and for sale
al SEHORNS.
Athens. June 81. lS50-,f %.
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THE SrAxEsE TwlNs.--The report
that the Siamese twins are dead. is
coutradicted. A letter from them has
recently been received in this city.
dated June 18th. at their residence in
North Carolina. which SAID that they
we're both in gond health and spirits,
each having received an addition to
his IamiIy.--making Chang the father
Of FIVE children, and Eng four.
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Newest Goods !

TUSr receiving and opening at our FAC.
y TORY STORE, large and well se>
lecIed stock OI
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The tone Of the Press generally
since the death Of the late President
like that OF the public men at Wash
ington, with here and there an ex
ception. indicates a calm in the public
mind. and we trust that nothing may
occur to re.awaken that deep excite
ment which for so many months past
has distracted and agilated. most un'
favorably for the nation. all our public
counsels. The suddenness of Gen
erai Taylor's death seems TO have
made speechless the men who hut
Yesterday were invoking anathemas
upon the Union and Chief Magistrate
of the Nallnn. Death and the grave
have silenced the assaiIers and their
censures, and in that better part OF
our nature. the heart and the con-
science, judgment and calm reflection
have taken the place Of passion and
strife. II is the voice of God which
now speaks to US in those admonltory
lessons which may give peace to the
Republic and wisdom to its counsel
lors. We trust this dispensation o'
Providence will not be lost upon US
Over the grave Of the lamented dead
from the services of one so eminently
national in his character, and in the
midst of the public grief, our hearts
cannot fail to be touched with tina
sense of self.sacfifice and feeling o
patriotism which is so necessary t.
give strength and perpetuity TO th'
Union.--Ns,D York Express.
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DECEpTIoN.-A gentleman in Al.
hanv purchased couple Of rolls Of
butter the other day. They looked
very nice and tempting and he took
them home. boasting to his wife Of
the excellent quality Of the butter he
had purchased. A. dinner the lady
proceeded to dissect one of the rolls;
when cutting away an inch or two OF
butter. she came to. dirty cloth. in
which quantity Of grass. chips, &c.
we're rolled up. Out Of eight or nine
pounds, bought and paid for. he got
abou, two pounds of butter.
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NEW MACHINE SHOP.

May ~. 1850. I'D So
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The new Corners take

assayer to detect the cheat. The new corners take
them readily.
Capt. L, 5. X. Ogier, of Stockton, has a mass of
quartz and gold weighing 500 pounds which was
found near the town Of Mariposa. The mass was
DelleVed to contain at least eighty pounds of the
precious metal
-Four gentlemen, named Abraham Power, Thorn
as Thomas, Richard Hodgson and James Mathews,
have obtained Qhe result of II days work at the
Nlarposa,) nearly fifty thousand dollars worth of
specimens One specimen weighing ii lbs, and
nea rly pure gold; another weighed 1913 lbs, for
which SIX thousand dollars was refused
The dlgglngs around Sonora, in the immediate vi
cinity, are becoming more profitable every day.
Within one week upwards of thirty pieces of gold
weighing more than three pounds each, have been
taken out.
CENSUS. The following gentlemen have been APP
pointed by the U. S. Marshal, Gen. Devens, to take
the census in the towns set down to their names:
John Boyden, Paxton, and Worcester with the ex-
ception of Ward Seven
s. G. Kendall, Westminster, Gardner and Ashburn-
ham.
s. s. Hastings, Princeton, Oakham, and Rutland.
Eli b. Lanason, Boyston, West Boyston, Holden,
Shrewsbury and Northboro.
James Draper, Spencer, North Brookfeld, and Brook
field.
John Feld, Leicester, and Ward Seven of Worces
ter.
John Melhsh, Auburn.
L. o. Ackley, Atho and Royalston.
Jason Goulding, Phlipston and Richardson.
Ngis.
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INVALUABLE INVENTIONS.
WIN. II. GUY,
No. % Sudbul

NO. u sudbury street, Boston,
MOULD inform the public that he has invented a new
w contriymce for LINING PIPES WITH GLASS,
which imparts to the neither color acid taste
The outside OF the pipe covered with composition
preserves them from rust This is considered by
eminent chemists THE ONLY fit for conveying
into houses for domestic purposes Those using aQueduct
water will find it for their advantage to call and examine.
1THe has also invented a GLASS STRAINER, to be
placed at the bottom of Wells and Springs The water
carried through glass lined pipes to any part of the house
desired GTPersOns from the country invited call
send in their orders. dwtf Boston, June 2S.
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India and Canton Goods,

WE have just received direct, principally the mporta-
" ton of resident of this city)
REAL INDIA CAMELS' HAIR SCARFS
small invoice of the above very and choice goods
selected principally for private Understanding in price from
Eight to Twenty Dollars
CANTON GRAPE SFIAWLS, price $3l to $50.
SEER-SUCKER-A scarce and very durable ar
tice for Gentlemen's wear.
REAL INDIA MUSLINS, for white dresses.
SHANGHAI SATINS- for Ladies dresses
style of silk well known the Ladies of former genera
ton but now very seldom mportedthe heaviest and most
durable Dress Silk sold
$50 ps. MANILA GRASS CLOTH for skirts
500 Canton FANS of every description, including
some real Ivory and Tortoise Shell sticks
u above with many other choice goods for sale at
June 20 DIV CHAMBERLIN IL cos.
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Messenger's Nolice

Worcester,ss July g. 1850.
LION. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner OF Insolvency
Tor the County OF Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant agains tho Estate OF PULASKI w. FULLER,
IT Leomnster, in said County, insolvcnt debur aud the
ymen any debts aud the delivery my property he
longing to said insovent debtor him for his and
he transfer Of any property by him forbidden By law
The FIRST meeting u the creditors said nsolycnt debtor
will he held Court OF Insolvency at the Office OF said
Commissioner Worcester In said County, the twenty
thrd day of July ns O'Clock in the forenoon, to
rove their debts coosc assignee assgnees of his
Estate X. HARDWOOD,
10 ID. 6. Messenger.
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ES Cholera has made its appearance in Chicago,
and report says in Sandusky aso-Detrou Advertiser,
July 2.
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The North American Exterminator

Is WARRANTED superior and
pm Orr cheaper, according to what it
will do, than any other article here
&TA etofore offered TO the public for the
ASS%SSN$NAH purpose. 1t will exterminate
sH|zE Rats, Mice, Cockroaches, Red and
SSseeSSSM- Black Ants, &c, from dwelling nous.
es, stores, graneries vessels, &c,
wherever used Rats and Mice eat it readily and
likely die in the building For discriminating Cock
reaches Ants spread thin coat Of the exerninator
paper extremely thin slice Of bread cheese
and put in places most fequened by them Directions for
DISCRIMINATING and mice the boxes. For further
information ask for Circular be had ofhe Agents
Ifyou want truly valuable article, and that will
do what is recommended to- beware of all counterfeit
terminators and ask for the North Amercan Rat Eater
nator and take otherPrice 3 and so per box,
which contains sufficient to clear ordinary building
eral times. Sold by ID. SCOTT, JR eco, 243 Main st.
Worcester; Nichols Carter, Barre; J. & E. i Brook
field d. Hall, Charlton, and by Medicine dealers gener
ally through the country. d3taweow&weop3m24
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aD At Sagua La Grande, Cuba, the cholera was
carrying oft large numbers of the plantation negres On
one plantation, go negroes died in few DAYS.
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BRIrTLEY HALL,

No. lS2 Main Street, opposite The .fmericqn
House, ......... WORCESTER
TliIS wellknown HALL, which has long been a favore
resort OF the public has been recently thoroughly repair
ed and enlarged The Drawing Rooms have been en-.
aged and brought into better connection with the Hail.
OF this and its greater capacity accommodate an audience
oilers to the public superior inducements public meet
ngs, conventions concerts dancing parties and the usual
variety of public entertainments for which such halls are
needed Persons parties wishing occupy the Hall will
make application to the subscriber.
June, 90, 1850. dwtf CHARLES WARREN
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NITCHELLf 81 ERILEY,
GLASS CUTTERS.

MANUFACTURERS
Stained and Bohemian Window Glass.
TOR Cabin and State Rooms Side and Parlor Door Lights
all ornamented and Engraved any pattern design.
Solar and Gas Shades of all patterns cut and pan
ly hand; Red Blue Green Purple and Yellow Glass for
Signal and Beacon Lights; Lanterns and Clock Lights
to any pattern at notice. and Lettering Plain and
Stained GLASS; Door Plates, Ground and ornamented
Glass for Churches and Hotels TPartcuar attention paid
to matching odd Patterns All orders from the country
promptly attended to- TERMS CASH.
JeIldlaw3m No. l Aadouer Street, BOSTON,
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WateFS' liquid Eaalr Dye.
THIS Dye possesses advantage any other kind
from the absence of any preparation simple appli.
cation being all that is necessary 1t has been extensively
sod and is too well known in this region need any
miums now For sale wholesale and retail manuac-
tnrer's prices by the Agent
LEWIS T. LAZELL Druggist,
M4dwistf 20l Main-st, 4 doors north Am. House.