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500 THE subscriber bcgs leave inform his friends
gA and the public that he has taken the stand re
a. a Gently occupied by |. L. BANGS
S&s.S4 2O5 MAIN ST.,
door north American House. where he intends TO keen
the best assortment of JEW ELRY and FANCY GOODS to
be found in the City, aud prices that cannot fail to give
satisfaction Particular attention is called TO large lot of
Gold an Silver WATCHES, Gold Guard and Vest Chains
French and American Clocks Gold and Silver SpectacIes
Ladies and Gents Breast Pins Suitable for dress or mourn
ing( Gold aud Silver Thmbes, Silver Ware Finger Rings
endless variety Silver and Buffalo and orn Combs Gold
Pens and Pencils, Steel Bags Purses and Trimmings Cut
lery, &c. &c All of the above Goods ~ n 81
will be sold Low! Lowi
fit sCOLE.hA.N7S
2O3 Main-st., 2nd door north OF Amer House
II Particular attention paid repairing Fine Watcbe.
andClocks and Jewelrv. wdtf Worcester Nov 3
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Paper Hangings,

THE subscriber offers for ahe Fall Trade an extersys
4 assortment of PAPER HANGINGS of tho very best
Of AMERICAN MANUFACTURE which all Builders Land.
lords, aud others wishing will hnd for
Their interest to examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention givea TO putting on all kinda
u p,peia, at shart notice VT II "
Ware House, FOSTER STREET, tbstwsen Main Street
an. 'esion, Norwich. and Nashna Road Depot. 81
Worcester, Oct - 81 II. NEWTON
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To PARENTS AND GUARDIANS OF
DEAF MUTES IN n. CAROLINA.

We have some plain and sober words for
all those sustaining the relation of father.
mother. or guardian, to this unfortunate
class of our fellow beings.
In the first place, do you know that the
muni.cence of the State has provided in
the city Of Raleigh. an Institution ex
pressly for the Deaf and Dumb?-that
suitable instruct tors, and all necessary ac-
commodations are at your service, withou t
cost for their education and maintenance?
If you know this, then there is some 9TH
er reason than the lack of knowledge, for
withholding from these members of your
families, the advantages you so freely grant
to others.
What can such reason be? We wish you
to answer the question. They cannot ask
you for education. for they are ignorant of
its blessings Moreover you don't wait
for your other children to ask, but put
them in the way of learning. because you
know its advantages. Think in the same
manner Of your deaf and dumb children,
and act accordingly. Gratefully place
them within reach of the benefits SO nobly
rendered by the State.-L)eaf Mute.
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find none in business here, who are not OF
the go-ahead sort.
You might suppose that investments in
property. would only be made here by
set of desperate men, who were disposed.
like losing gambler. to make throw OF
the card. knowing it. and feeling 1t 10 be
for salvation ruln-but 1t IS not SO. men
| are coming here daily, of mature age and
experience, and with immense amounts
of actual specie for Investment Men. and
| old. rich houses from Mexico. Chilli. Unit
ed States. and other countries, not desper-
| ate adventures. but men whose long ex-
perience will enable them to judge better
in such matters, than the young. and men
who can calculate cody, and deliberate
cautiously
Since the last fire, people seem to be
afraid to dabbie much in wooden buildings,
except SO far as compelled, aid some men
who are able, are putting up large fire
proof brick and iron buildings and one
firm who own near two entire squares
burned over, refuse to sell or lease it. eX
| cept ith the condition tina brick buildings
shalt be erected On it. can count while
write. thirteen 8 to $ story buildings in
progress since the fire Of May.
Icould tell you little Of the markets but
what you know. There is little stability
in any kind of merchandise. Lumber ia
down, and is still going down, though
some kinds rallied somewhat since the
fire. Cargo after cargo comes in here,
and as it will not sell for enough to pay
freight, the consignees will not receive it.
and the vessel puts it up at once, and in
this way it has sold at $40 per NJ, though
it generally brings from S25 to $50 per
M. Dressed lumber often sells for less
than its original cost in the States. Where
this is to end know not, for it will depend
On the amount to come.
would like to have YOU see the beef and
mutton, and vension in the markets here
Il never saw finer beef in New Orleans.
and it IS driven in from the immense
grazing fields, which can have no equal
and without any stall or home feeding, it
will compare with the best in the States.
At the numerous hotels. you can get board
and lodging at s Is to $50 per week, IN ad
rance. At the hundred restaurants. you
pay for what you eat by the plate. Beef
stake, 4s. to 6s.; mutton chop, as; roast
beef, SIS veal, 6s. fish, As; ham 6s.
to g.; eggs, 2s each cup coffee. ass do.
tea, 2s.; one biscuit Is; one-quarter of
dried apple or peach pie, 2s.; one quarter
to 4s.; milk per glass, A.. slice bread, IS
liquor per glass, Is. !; cigar Is.
1t is summer here. but still we must
wear our overcoats, and we'll buttoned up
too, in the evening. and must have two to
four blankets at night. | am convinced
this climate is healthy. notwith thstant!ing.
OF course we have no mosquitoes here,
bat some fleas-great big Mexican ones.
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CHOLERA-Mr Macrae, in the hos
pital at Howrab, has, according to the In
diana News, discovered a new and most
successful mode Of treating cholera pa
tients. He causes them to inhale certain
quantity of oxygen gas, which contributes
a strong stimulating effect. and finally
throws the patient into refreshing sleep.
On awaking. he finds himself restored to
health. with the exception of a general
weakness. which always succeeds any ply
sical prostration. DIR. Macrae had tested
his mode of practice upon fifteen European
saamen. who had been carried to the How
rah hospital in the last stage OF the disease
and the patient had IN every instance re
covered.
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We are pleased to learn that the demo
cratic candidates in Cumberland, being
without opposition, forbore saying any
thing during the late campaign. relative to
the Gubernatorial canvass .-Rul. Register.
The Register has been slightly misinformed in
regard to that matter; and we think it due to
the candidates in Cumberland, well as to Mr.
Reid, to set it right: 1t is true that the candi-
dates said nothing against Cor. MANLY, mas
much as there was no whig the stump to de-
fend him; but they did put in good word on all
occasions for Mr. Reid. This magnanlm-
Gus course, and we mention it more particularly y
in Justice to Mr. Dobbin, because should Mr. Reid
see the above paragraph uncorrected, he would
have room to attribute motives to Mr. Dobbin
that could not exist in the mind of man of Mr.
DIS generous and sincere character.
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..Nr Reid has no more chance Of being
elected Governor of North Carolina. than
shad has of climbing creased sapping
with a loaf of bread under eacE arm and IA
Efty-si pound weight fastened to its tail -
The above paragraph is an extract from the
North Carolina Argus, printed a week or two
before the election. 1t will pass for right good
wit, but il is very poor prophecy.
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A CuR1os1rY.-The Washington (Ga.
Gazette says: '.We were shown, in this
place, a few days since, Kitten with two
perfect heads except the ears, of which
there were but two. They were united to
within short distance OF the mouth, which,
together with the eyes and nose were
double and distinct. From the shoulders
back it is single and perfect
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TERMS OF
ADvEaT1s1NC:

Onesquare oftwenty-oIe
lines or less, for one inser :
ton, go cents /; every sub :
seouent insertion, 80 cent $
except it remain in for sew
eralmonths, when it will
DE charged So for two
months, Sd for three, &c,
$40 for twelve months.
| &C. Liberal deductio
lifor large advertisement
lby the year or six month.
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EXPOSURE TO THE SUN-There are few
points which seem less generally under
stood, or more clearly proved. than the fact
that exposure to the sun, without exercise
sufficient to create free perspiration, will
produce illness; and that the same expo
sure to the sun, with sufficient exercise,
will not produce illness. Let any man
sleep in the sun. he will wake perspir,ng
and very i'll; perhaps he will die. Let the
same man dig in the sun for the same length
of time. and he will perspire ten times as
much. aud be quite we'll. The fact is,
| not only the direct rays of the sun, but
| the heat of the atmosphere produce abund
| ance of bile, aud powerful exercise alene
! will carry off that bile.
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FATAL AccIDENT.-Col. Montesquie w.
Campbell. who is partially blind, while
walking through the upper story of Mr.
Lppitt's Drug Store, on Thursday fore
noon, fell through the opening in the mid
die of the floor. to the next story, about Is
feet. which produced violent conclusion
Of the brain, which deprived him Of mo-
tion for some time. He was restored to
consciousness by proper treatment, but
died on Friday afternoon. Wil,mingfo
Commercial.
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By a member Of Congress.

California, let it seem strange as it will,
Although with the riches of Ophir Invested,
Has prov'd quite unable to prevent the first bill
That drawn in her favor from being pro
fpsfed'
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to insert the anti-slaverv proviso in the Utah
and New Mexico territorial bills, and that if it is
done, there will be some warm times.
WE LOVE FUN and therefore we make an
extract from the Raleigh Register Of last Satur
day. 1t will be recollected that the democratic
editors gave the youthful hero Of the Register
rasping for of his indiscreet abuse of the
Governor elect. 1t appears, however, that the
hero aforesaid lost the benefit of it; for as soon
as he found that his efforts to re-elect Gov Manly
had failed, he snatched his hat and umbrella and
left the State in disgust. and we do not know
that he has been heard of since. But he left a
sslocum tenens," (Which means smarter man)
who in last Saturdays Register, takes some
ice of the aforesaid rasting, and apologies for
the indiscretion of the editor in the following
we'll put queries:
Something. we think, might be pardoned
to that same youth and perience.-
Some extenuation also might be suggested
by generous minds, in the fact that the
Register, and others, were just then most
| automatically licked in an election, when
| they had expected success. When smart
ing under the rod, might he not below a
little, and be forgiven? Might not the
:. young man, even he little saucy, and
KICK the shins of the master, since that
was all he could do, while receiving the
| lash? Is 1t not natural? Shall bear with
sore head be forbidden to gro~l? Shall
tom cat with his tail caught in door, not
sputter and squawl? Will not ram tied
to gate post. do some butt:ng? And shall
not an inexperienced young man' when
unexpectedly beaten all over, be allowed
| to cock up his nose at the man who has
done it? Must he not say, and by ''such
| man?''
We are not going to fight the battles of
the editor in his absence. He might. if
he chose, bite his adversaries. and get pi-
zened for his pains. We shall do no fight
ing nor biting. We only advise each whig
who did not do his duty at the election,
| land there were several thousands) to shut
himself up in his closet-and bite himself
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BX VIM. II. q AXNE.

nz- Persons ho advertise in the newspapers snoua
always their advertise ments VIII sns ~ o
otherwise often forget ana let the ad-
yertsement longer than necessary anu "neh the
hill to be there is something said about the
.osr And when article advertised for sae WHEN
rs the should attend to taking it out of
ner mscads the readers of the
Iesi1Ies to more cost.
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NEW GOODS.
H. BRANSON & son

IL. DhA ANNUN a. Sun
Are receiving their fall and winter Goods, con-
slsting of a general assortment of staple
DRY GOODS,
so Bags Rio. Laguira, and Java Coffee,
hhds Porto Rico and N. O. Sugar,
90 bbls refined Sugar,
boxes double-refined Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls. crushed and granduated
Is doz Water Buckets,
l s' brass bound s
90 cases Fur aud Silk Hats,
6" Rough & Ready
10 Brogan Shoes, some very
heavy, l to IA,
10 &c lined and bound,
sc womens wed and peg'd Bootees,
10 dozen ladies fine Shoes.
100 sides Sole Leather,
125 lbs Shoe Thread,
so pieces Bagging, IA to 47 inches, very
heavy,
55 coils hemp, jute, cotton and Manila Rope
10 hhds prime Melasses.
400 sacks Salt,
1000 bushels Alum Salt,
$50 kegs Nails, assorted,
IS doz Knives and Forks, some very superior,
100 pocket Knives of all qualities,
% sets Backsmith's Tools, complete,
900 pr. trace and breast Chains,
tons Swedes, English and American Iron all sizes,
Also complete assortment of stock and knob Locks
ns Simmons. Bradley's. Hunts. and Stewart 5
steel Axes long and short handle Shoves Spades
and cotton Cards Chsses; Augurs; mill cross-cut and
handsaw Files; Hooks and Hinges; Sad Irons; drawing
Also. large small Pots, Ovens Spiders. sklets
dogs and kettles; preserving:
brides. trunks collars whips sc. &c. and 1000
These goods were bought for CASH only. and will be
sold VERY Low. Cail and examine before purchasing
IN he 1st September shall move to store
of MIR James Kyles North side Hay street
" Aug IL 1850 5ee-tf
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In advance, per year,$2 90
Not paid in advance, g SO
Not paid until six
months have expir-
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Not paid till the year
has expired, $50
No subscription received
for a less time than a wear
unless the price be paid IN
advance.
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NORTH CAROLINIAN
VIM. H. Bayne. Editor and Proprietor.
FAYETTEVILLE. N. C..
AUGUST "a, 1850.

g1-CORRECTION.-The statement which was
telegraphed south, to the effect that the bill set
tling the boundary of Texas, had pas sed the Ho.
of Representatives. all fash in the pan. 1t
is now reported that the free soiers will attempt
to insert the anti-slavery proviso in the Utah
and New Mexico Territorial bills, and that if it is
DONE there will be some warm times.
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DENTISTRY,
S. S. GILCHRIST, Dental Surgeon,

respectfully informs the citizens of Fayetteville and vicin
that taken office in the Fayetteville Hotel
perform all operations in his
would be pleased to wait all who favor
him a call. All work warranted.
October q, 1949. 551-tf
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CH EAP p,

CHEAP.
second hand Carrya1ls, for sale by
Aug. 10. GEO. McNEiLL.
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The following excellent and interesting letter
Va kindly loaned to Us by friend, to whom it
was written. 1t will be found to contan,a great
deal of valuable information respecting the pre-
sent state of affairs in CalIfornia-being the i'm
pressions and observations of practical and
observing gentleman.
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COston FMcEO,.v az .gssctiOs,.

A.rA WILL be sold on WEDNESDAY, the SIXTH day
GIsa w OF MARCH next, the premises, at Auction,
ZEE the ROCKY GLEN COTTON FACTORY, situated
about one mile from the Railroad Depot FIsHKILL LAND
ING, Dutchess County, N " containing the following de-
scbed Machinery of the approved kind and in perfect
running order, large portion of which has been operation
only lew months-with two substantial Water Wheels,
Fumes DAMS and main geering in rst-rate repair with
constant supply of water Twentysix acres Land; Home
Tor agent enements for the OPERATORS with other out-build
Ings, all ready to be put in operation Printing Cloths
Reference may be made to
RUSSELL DART, 1913 Maiden-lane, J New
or to w. b. LEONARD, sc Beaver-st., 5 YORK
One wlower and pipe, one whiting picker, spreader
lap rollers, water casks twenty-five cardng engines draw
ing cans two railway heads and fixtures, square grinder
eight drawing heads, grinder three subbers each "a
spdies rowing bobbns, six fly frames each sixty spndles
ny rollers extra rollers, dripping tins quadrant and
rubber bobbns seventeen seactng mules yarn boxes
ing boxes lamps skeevers, rowing hobbhs balance ele
vator, extra mule rolls, dppes &C. six spoilers, four
Wrappers and creels link dresses, spoos section beams
dresser brushes screen press cser harnesses reeds loom
heas window curtains casks and tubs drawing frames
one hundred and sixty looms and fixtures temples shutes
aprons lamps, sundres. Horses, &c, in barn. Bell and
frame in cupalo, guage lathe hand lathe forge &c.
work benches circular plates and Dies all the betting
throughout the MILL eight ting and traveller flames each 1872
spndles fourteen cards clothed subbng Frame As spin
des, one dubber or tapping machine two railway drawing
neads, three fly frames, each 90 Spndles. DIV F4
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Real Estate for Sale.

GTA fI|HE ESTATE, now occupied by the subscriber on
@ the corner of Jackson and Beacon Streets consist
ing of well built two story House. containing Is Rooms
conveniently arranged for two families; Barn 80
by "a m and about $4,000 feet of Land well with choice
variety of Fruit Trees Ornamental Shrubs and Plants The
buildings nearly and in good repair Those wishing
to purchase house requested to call and examine
of the peasantes situations in the southwest part of the
City,
Also, the BUILDING LOT on the corner of Main and
Jackson Streets, Of the of E. Bowen Esq.,
tanning about 1000 fl, and commanding fine view of
part of the city.
Also, " Tue GARDEN EDEN,' on Eden Street. north of
the Estate of VIM T. Merrifed, and commanding of
the finest views of the city. The Lot contains about 1000
feet is graded and with all kinds of fruit bearing
Sttte. 4 beautiful site for Cottage.
The above described property will be sold low and the
payments made easy. Inquire of JAS. ESFABROOK No.
Warren Block, or of AUSTIN G. FITCH.
Feb lS. dwtf
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Valuable prnnertu fnr Sale

Il X NOWN as the BREWERY ESTATE. situat-
fETTIFsf II ON Grafton Street. within few rods of tie
aisEN Western Railroad Depot making it very desir-
able location for large manufacturing establish
ment There are seven Dwelling Houses containing thir-
teen enements and about acre of Land bounded
on one side by the Canal and Mill and three sides
by Streets The houses ow rent for enough pay interest
and taxes on the price asked for the Estate in part
the CITY the prospective rise OF property than here
owing to The contemplated Depot arrangements close by
large portion of the purchase may mortgage and
an opportunity for investment speculation offered
which VIII rarely again For further information apa
ply to D. S. MESSENGER.
dNyisI I'm
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House Lois. EEnnsas. &c.

- BEAUTIFUL LOTS, containing nearly acre
lila mile north Of the Court House, uneqraled for beau
~ of location and aspect for those who prefer i've little
out and own large lotfor very moderate cost.
Finely situated LOTS Harvard Street. on the elevated
land directly west of the Central Church. the desirable
lots remaining in the market.
Very desirable Lots the Brewery Estate tile 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 10. eodstf ID. S. MESSENGER.
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FOR THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. Banning's Patent Body Brace.

THIS celebrated PATENT LACE, or BODY BRACE is
efficient relief to persons aboriig under the follow
ing and other analogous maades and Asthma
Consumption and other diseases of the LungsSpnal Cur
vaures-Bronctis and other affections of the ThroatLos
of Voce-Iip Diseases Scrofuous Swelngs, Distortions,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache Want of Sleep Palpita-
ton the Heart Disorered Circulation of the Blood Kids
ney Affections, numbness and codess of the Extemtes
painful difficult suspended MenstruatiO-Pasy, Gout,
Failing of the Womb Leuchorhoe Whites, Dropsy, Piles
Constipation Withered and Decayed limbs Weakness Of
Chest Vertigo Dull Pains in the Sides Pans and weakness
in the Back, &c. &c.
The following certificates will show what is thought of
DR.. Bannng's Patent Lace &c, viz:
From Prof Mott, and other Physicians Of NeC YORK.
The undersigned have examined Dr. Bannings novel views
on the mechanical pathology of many affections OF the vice
ra and believe them highly interesting and worthy the ser-
Gus Alteration of the medical profession.
Vatenttne Mott MD JKemney Rodgers, Md
Aier. B. Uniting, NJ. d. II. Mclean, NJ. ID.
Prom Rev Caleb J. Tenney, D. D.. of Northampton for
Mery of Wethersfield Conn.
Thirteen years ago sustained of voice. which, for
Ree almost total. subsequently my voice
continued weak and ndistinct One year ago. commenced
the of Dr. Bannngs Brace and have found very marked
and decided advantage from increasing the of speak
ing and the strength of my voice Now although preach
once twice, ALMOST every Sabbath should scarcely
tempt the service ALL if had application
the principles Of DR. Bannngs Brace, which from
knowledge OF its certain utility in my case cheerfuly
Aug. s. 1916. CALEB ]. TENNEY
K DIR. KNAPP & CO., the Undersigned have pur
Aased the right of this r-hned Patent Lace or Body
Brace for the County Worcester and ready to
SELL and apply the INSTRUMENT to patients, either their
MAIN STREET They will sell the right to make, vend and
the said Lace, few, and few only of the towns of
this County, terms very advantageous to the purchasers
All the above mentioned diseases, and many of
similar nature, the undersigned have with their MAGNET
IC, or ELECTROPATHIC REMEDIES treated very sue
cessully, and will continue to do either with without
the application and expense of the said Lace or Brace
patients may prefer The Instrument is light, neat, and
easily adjusted, and can be by gentleman. lady,
without the least pain Inconvenience. The public is in
vited call and examine the article at their said Office
where fayors in their line will be thankfully received, and
all explanations to the said Laces, and the Magnetic
remedies gratutousy given References TO many cases
cured and others under their reanen in this regon
given to any application. j. Z. KNAPP,
Worcester, Feb e, 1850 diff N. T. CHlLDS.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
THE subscriber woudrespecully inform his friends and
those in this City and vicinity, that he has Store
and viii he in daily receipt Of NEW FALL GOODS-com-
prsing one of the best asaouments Of -
Cloak and Dress Goods
that can be found in this City, such MS .3
TIBET, MERI mos, LYONESE AEPAGAs, MOHAIR
LUSTRES, ORLEANS de LANES, PRINTS &C.
of every variety style and price that can found in the
market Aso, lage assortment Of
FURNIS HING GOODS.
such Bleaehed and Brown SHEETINGS and Shirtinss
Tckings FEATHERS, Burlaps, Crashes Diapers
Table Linens Beachcd Brown and Cord Table Covers, &c
FIaMneIS.
have also large and well selected Of Elan
ne, consisting in part Of Red Twilled, Grey do Plain do
lrached and Unhleached Cotton do I'LL OF which will be
sold at the VERY LOWEST PRICES
ShaWES ShaWlS!!
splendid assortment of All Wool CAST MERES Thhet,
SILK, and BAY STATE Long and Square AHAWLS Of
of every size, quality and price from Sc SI2
Hosiery and Gloves.
have on haRd and shall keep the best assortment OF
Mems Womeus and Chilrens Hosiery and Gloves that
ca1.be found in this city.
BEOOEcM Yarns.
ALSO have hand and shall keep the hest assortment
Of Yarns of every variety and color, and well supplied
with all kinds Of EDGlNGS, INSERTINCS, THREAD,
PINS, TAPES, NEEDLES, &c., in short, every niiicle
usually kept 10 Thread Stores All of above Goods will
be sold at the lowest possible prices
Remember the No. 2I4 Main Street.
Sl9iwstt N. w. BATCHELDER.