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ny DYER ~ uosu,RE, Aaction.ers.

VERY SUPERIOR WINES AND OLD BRANDY IN BOT
TLRSOn Tuesday afternoon, June IL, at O'Clock shall
a choice
L. NJ Smith, OF Bali
selected great Msdtis in lssl,
Old Madeia-a uch wine
old Msdefa--s light wine
Sup Msgdsena Buai, serca and Malm'ey-rars and very
delicate. .
Also sir bottles Cosnisc brandy, very mild of bright
Madeira color, Of 1904
OF Mr.. Smith connesseur and
importer the OF above
without any further comment. Terms cash.
june lad DYER h MCGUIRE, Aucnoneers.
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BY DYER q MCGUIRE, Auct,on.srs.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN.-on Thursday
June 10, O'Clock, the shall
No No 20 located on street morrill, between 18Th
being a feet * inches by la feet
alley the and morrill,
DE Menou buildings.
Terms One- residue years.
bearing interest," secured by deed Of trust - -
DYER MCGUIRE,
June lo-eokds Auctoneers.
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From the Boston Olive Branch.
Preach the Truth


by d. G. CoLEswoRTHY.
Fear ye not the face OF clay
Preach the truth;
1t will spring another day,
II youie faithful,
And the Holy Word obey.
What If scorning men oppose z
Preach the truth
To your friends and to your foes;
If you're faithful,
These will yield as well as those.
With the message from the skies,
Preach the truth
To the foolish and the wise;
If you're faithful,
Vice will sink and virtue rise.
II men hear or men forbear,
Preach the truth;
Truth is never lost in air;
If you're faithful,
You crown OF life shall wear.
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ny DYER q MCGUIRE, Auc.,on..r..

T. INTENSIVE SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT AUCTION
Wednesday June H. 10 O'Clock,
entire stock OF Andrew Coye their
'ih street, embracing general
usually kept in retail and offering Inducements
rarely he met with, large
The house OF A. Coyie being extensively
unnecessary to enter into particulars
printed catalogue which will be ready for delivery Tuesday
morning the l7tb, when the IN be
The for o Inc hrtur
Terms $50 and under, cash under $780, and
four months over $780, four months credit FOR
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest.
DYER a MCGUIRE,
June l3-eodhds Aucuonsev
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.-on Monday
16, O'Clock the PREMISES shall sell
valuable lot numbered H. in No 23 having front
80 ek inches
morrill, between 18th and I4th nearly opposite
he schurch OF he Epiphany
residue years,
beang interest, secured by deed of trust =
DYER 4 MCGUIRE
Sd Auctoneen.
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ay DYER g Mca, IRN. Ane,.on.. r..

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCr1oN--on
Friday afternoon ath instsn six o'clock, we shall SELL
in premises part No reservation No H. front
I'd and ID tseuh
side adjoining running back ~ feet 6
brick house with back
building, finished and basement 4
Onef balance In and three
year,, satisfactorily secnred bearing interest
DYER Il MCGUIRE
Jup. I'D Auctopeer.
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TIE POLITICAL INFLUENCE or RAILRoADs.-The friends
OF union the South cannot more etectually advance
their object than by pushing forward railroad enterprises
Every track that bring the North and the South
in closer proximity regards time new link added to
the hahn OF union. The frequent the intercourse
between the sections, the sooner will the chmencai
idea that they have distinct interests be discarded The
abrasion-f we may the term--o constant personal
communication will serve to oil prejudces on both
Sides and TO kndIe those national sympalhes which. al
though they may sometimes appear TO be dead are in
truth only sleeping Nor this ALL The new ties OF in
terest which multiplication Of the means OF intercourse
necessarily create will have binding force and
the almighty dollar will come TO the aid OF the higher
sentments in consolidating and knitting together what
may seem the elements OF antaeonism
We that the Alabama State railroad convention,
held At Mobile on the 2oh OF May, views similar 70 our
own on this subject were expressed by VIM. X. King,
esq, and the convention 10 have approved mem
brighter and better era is dawnins in the South The
project Of secession will be "a dead cock in the
pit and The agiaors who proposed to ride into notost
that political stalking horse must mount sone o'he
hobby, or And their proper level among the people 10
South Carolina separation is still tuiksd Of with a. much
vehemence as ever but the momen, for action having
oeen permitted to slip BY the fang Of the serpent may be
considered as dnwn.--Nsw York Morning Star
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This, above allt 10 tbne own sell be true,
And IL mnst follow, the night the day.
Thou canst not then be false TO any man
Shnksrsnvs
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HF DYER q McHUTNE, Amct"~~sts
ga UApE No. oB AT AUCTIoNOn "Wednesday evening ner
- 18Th instant oceck shall sell
square No s fronting Maryland street,
feet The
opposite brick owned by the late Mr. Yer
million.
balance .iI and twelve months, for
DYER h MCGUIRE
Juns 1a--d Auctoneers.
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Ton tsvc-ssory house, with basAussnt
in Arst ward, the Of 18th street Appyto
CATH d. MULLAr,
North aide II, between Goth and aiss street,.
June l3-dd -.# t#.@
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TIE entire work. unabridged one volume crown oparto Of
.52 pages the found in any
ohef dictionary complied in this any abnds
and s definitions models Of condenss
Hon, w. q. Calhoun Revised by Professor
c. A. Goodrich OF Yale College
we believe we doing the people
Of 4 upon the unabridged onao
English Language by Noah Webster Ihe WORD
purposey employed because such work
hui usesthose OF orthoG
and comprehensive.
When and precise powers Of word,
turned abdgment that him
nonyme instead Of definition but he demands 10 know a.
history etymooky and all IL DIFF
meaning Then only he employ With conf
mighty for the expression Of intel
lect Or passion
me vital department Of lexicon ts Definitions for which
all other together, consult
work, Dr. Webes work stands unrivsed Their cotousness
the and their analysis
The vocabulary in
science, which convenient often
trouble reference
The shelves of the bfayNewark Daily ADVERTISER March rs
1851.
the which scholar wsnts to have
abridged the being OF the very matter which he
values. n--Chronotype.
For Washington, for the publishers" BY -
Also, all abridsments Of the same June Il
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TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS FOR THE UNION.

New YoRK, June AZ, m.
Stocks are steady-Canton Company TAI Flour is
quiet and prices OF 5000 bbls $8 81
S4 for State brands and 81 SO 81 62A for G-neseo.
Sales SOY Sc tor mixed, and 30 80
for round yellow. Oats and Rye steady previous
Cotton rather dullsales OF 500 bales Whiskey 224
cents.
The steamer Washington, for Southampton, sailed to-
day with $3.50 900 specie She took SO passengers
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ny DYER q MCGUIRE. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE IsLAND.-on Friday
afternoon, June 10 O'Clock, premises shall sci
lots Noe and square No 49, situated street souh
between iAh and t3x streets west
Terms sale. =. -H@####9 + ..-..-
DYER MCGUIRE,
Jups I'D Aucnope.rs
The above sale IL postponed TO "wednesday evening"
the 18Th instant, at o'clock the prepi'ss no1upp
June l5-d DfEh q m'"u'"n'
Al w Edition story tho Constellation complete
~ 2 vols. NJ
''''"'" '' s"'' +" TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
Inn. IL Booksellers, near 9Th street.
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Cholera at the ITest, &c.

LOUISVILLE, June l2.-The steamer ]. M. Niles. from
New Oneans his morning lost fourteen persons by cholera
and ship fever-amopg them only cabin passenger,
Pank ensein, a German emigraut Those who died wero
nearly all emgrans several were sent to the hospital
here.
There is sickness in this city, and the ather is
pleasant. The river is falling There feet of
water n the canal Markets very dull.
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Warrington and Alexandra. Boat. esn
Taomn. colvr. wcets-sspen Trips per day.
Tn, steamboat THOMAS CoLLYER will de-
6C&n mart at he following hours. A coach connects
4S1H34 with Washington Boats fare l2k
p.,.or. ~,spg and leaving the boat, halt price.
Tho fbomas Colyer the Mount Vernon
week
Leave Washington at 81, 10, II, ", ~, 5k, 81.
Jun list SAMUEL GEDNEY. Captain
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more essential than that of Auditor
whose duty it is to decide upon all
claims payable out Of the public trea-
sury and TO keep faithful record of its
receipts and expenditures.
Judge Bordelon is creole of Louisi-
ana, Of French descent, but in manners
and education an American. He was
for several years Parish Judge Of Avoy-
elles, the duties of which office he dis
charged with credit to himself and
with honor to the State He was after
wards elected a Representative from
the parish of St Landry, and sustained
an honorable poll for the Senate of the
United States. These marks of public
confidence show the estimation in
which he is held by his own party, and
the fidelity with which he has dis
charged the various duties incumbent
upon him shows that their confidence
has not been misplaced
AMERICANS.
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preserve the Union and the attachment
of the Southern people to it, let them
regard with watchfulness every at
tempted infraction of the law, and pun
ish with severity all attempts to i'm
pede its full execution. From Dis
unioniSm at the South, far less danger
to the peace of the country is now to
be apprehended. Dangers, likely to
result from it, have been averted by the
prudence and frmness of Southern
men. and they have right to expect
from their brethren of the North that
no cause shall hereafter be furnished
calculated to excite any regret for the
course they have pursued.
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Encourage Home Industry,

aak Sheet Iron Stoves; Cooper's stoves "a
EE new article, Stove Pipes, Stove Furni-
Sture, Tin Pipes, Copper and and Tin Gut
tiers, Oil Cans of all sizes made to order.
COPPER STEAM AND HOT WATER
PIPES, of any size or form required, manufac-
tured or repaired. All kinds of Brazing done by
the subscriber.
Sugar-house Lamps, superior to any in this
market, Roofing (or galvanized Tin. Hard and
Soft Solder, Zinc and Wire of all sizes.
Tin Ware at wholesale and retail at the Frank
lin Copper, Sheet Iron and Tin Ware Manutac-
tory, on Main street
C.E. CAMPBELL.
Franklin. Oct II, 1851,
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Fashionable Tailoring.

~39 The subscriber, in returning thanks for
M past favors, respectfully invites the atten-
Ms. tion of his customers and the public to a
very superior assortment of French, English and
American cloths. cassimeres and vestfngs, snit-
able for the winter season, with which he has
Just returned from New Orleans. He not only
guarantees the quality Of his goods, but also that
those who patronze him will be entirely satisfied
with the making-up Of the same, and that his
terms will be found moderate.
10 Store in Carson's Building, Main street,
opposite the Post Office. ---.-.
]. PETERMAN.
Franklin, Sept 81, 1851.
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Saint Mary'S Hotel, Franklin,
Opposite the Court House.

Opposite the Court House.
IL The subscriber having recently open
IA ed Hotel in this town. respectfully So
=El=AzAl licits the patronage of the travelling
community, as also that Of his friends His
house is new building, purpose'y erected for
the business, being airy and commodious, and
the strictest attention is always paid to the
fort and convenience OF boarders, by which, togc-
ther with careful and obliging servants he insures
to the traveller home This hotel being situ-
ated opposite the steamboat landing, on Main
street, will be found every way convenient and
desirable.
Sm* f. HOWLE.
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10 An editor out Westn says that
he hoped to be able to present mar
riage and death as original matter for
his columns but thaw broke up the
wedding, and the doctor fell sick, so the
patient recovered.
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NOTICE-The undersigned being duly COM
In missioned and sworn, respectfully tenders
his services to the people of the parish of St.
Mary, as NOTARY Pubic IN and for the said
parish. An business entrusted to him will re-
ceive his personal attention, as well as all pos.
sible despatch. es 4#aG
10 Office open at all hours.
GEO. n. SEAGRAVE, H.a-
MIA Office under the Odd Fellows Hall.
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Franklin Hotel.

IL The subscriber wishes to u
sd inform his friends and the HS1
EgsM. public that he has, in connec- -A-O2
ton with the accommodations of this well known
Hotel, large and cornmodious stable, well ven-
tilated, with Venetian blinds, the upper floor is
tongued and grooved, so that it is impossible for
sand or dust to fall in the horses eyes, and every
way conveniently arranged; that he keeps on
hand full supply of provender, and that he has
a well-known faithful hostler. He has also good
buggies, buggy horses and saddle horses to hire
at very reasonable terms, and promises that every
attention shall be paid to give full satisfaction
He takes this opportunity and means Of conlnu-
nlcating the fact as he has been told recently by
number OF persons that they were not aware
that he had such an appendage to his hotel.
21-6m. JOHN C. GORDY.
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]. L. POTTER.
Cabinet Making. &c.

- The undersigned respectfullyA
announces to the public that he -
zszzAzzzis prepared to make and repair u I
Cabinet and Upholstery work of every descrip-
ton, either at his shop, on Willow street, or at
the residences of those who may require his
services. ."
In connection with the above, he carries on the
Undertaking business in all its branches, being
always ready to supply hearses and coffins at the
shortest notice. LOUIS KIHNEL.
Franklin, June IA, 1851. .f.=s d ai.z=rs.!
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JAMES MAY,
FASHIONABLE HAIR CUTTER
AND LADIES' HAIR DRESSER,

Recently from the eelebrated establishment o,
MoREAU, PGNEAU X JULES, NEW ORLEANS,
DESPECTFULLY tenders his services to
lG the public generally. Hewill cut and dress
the hair in the latest and most fashionable Pari-
sian styles.
Ladies and gentlemen's Wigs, Toupets, &C.,
and also all kinds of ornamental hair work made
to order.
20 The advertiser takes pleasure in inform
ing the ladies' that he will wait on them at their
residences, for the purpose of dressing their hair
and from his long experience in this branch of
business, he hopes to give perfect satisfaction.
10 His dressing-room is located on Main
street, between the stores of DR.. Rabe and Mr..
Levy. 80 6m
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Sash Blinds and Doors.

THE undersigned having located in Franklin,
! for the purpose of carrying on HOUSE
JOlNERY in all its branches, hopes to merit a
liberal share of patronage, and promises that all
his work will give entire satisfaction. p
N. BAH orders promptly attended to. His
shop is located on the corner of Second and
Willow streets. zs M 8.
ap St J. L. POTTER.
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Carriage Making and Repairing.
Pattersonville, July 2j, 1851.
HOUSE-JOINERY.

DERSONS wishing to obtain Sash Blinds,
i Doors, Shutters of the best cypress, or any
other work connected with House.J dining, can
have the same done at short notice, in good order
and at reasonable prices, by calling on the sub
scriber, at the establishment lately occupied by
James Emison 81 Co., opposite Tattersalls.
10 Terms-Cash on deitrery. aL
iy4 LUCIUS SUTLIFF
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To the Public.

TlHE undersigned have entered into no part
L nership or combination, but combination
to accommodate the public, whereby they hope
to profit themselves. One of them may be found
every day Sundays excepted) at their office, on
the Public Square, next to the St. Mary Hotel,
between the hours of A. N. and 5 P. NJ; the
other will be at all times ready to go to any part
of the parish, to transact promptly and punctually
any business entrusted to them s..-
L. R. CURTIS, l Eotaries
13 R. N. MCMILLAN, I Public.
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NOTICE.-The undersigned being duly COM
IN missioned and sworn, respectfully tenders
his services to the people of the Parish of St.
Mary, as NOTARY PUBLIC in and for the said
parish. All business entrusted to him viii re-
ceive his personal attention, as well as all pos
sible despatch. ~ l.-.s sss..sz --s.-..
E Office open at all hours.
e - .. JAMES TAYLOR.
Indian Bend, Aug. I'd, 1851. 81 IT,
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COpartnership.

OVP01A sAcA oAsAFs B
THE undersigned have this day formed a CO.
! partnership under the firm OF BRENT "
BAKER, for the practice of Law at the courts OF
this district Their office is the same as hereto
fore occupied by A. w. Baker and is just be-
low Mr.. Gordy's Hotel.
EDWARD C. BRENT,
ANTHONY w. BAKER
Franklin, March 3, 1851 St
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
c. The undersigned respectfully re-
BSSS news the tender of his professional
dIIITYYY services in the line OF ID E N :
TISTR Y.
Art5fciaI Teeth inserted on gold plate, from
one tooth to frif set, with a spring or on the
principle of atmospheric pressure. Tg&
All other work appertaining to the Teeth done
the most approved principles, and with the
best materials. 81"
Not being able to boast Of any new discoveries,
he does not expect the patronage OF the most ere
dulous, but is willing to confine his practice to
those persons only who are aware that fsss gold
is the only substance known that can be used
with certainty in the mouth.
V Plantations visited when required
@ WILLIAM CESSNA.
Pattersonville July 10, 1851. bae If
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A NEW SUPPLY of QniniRe, Leeckes,
n Kermtfpges and other leading articles in my
line has arrived from New York and is offered to
the profession and the public at small advances.
CHARLES RABE.
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CLASSi GLASS French window glass,
u sized from 24x20 to l0x12-for sale at the
Franklin Drug Store. s
G.N. SEAGRAVE & co.
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SHERMAN'S
PATENT PRENICM
A 3 D O M / " A l.
SUPPOR

Did cy af ms ODses, 10 ~ Ch@'fes ssfeef 1oS"s D''@
TT SED in all the eastern cities with nnparal-
u leled success. The effect produced in the
use of this instrument is wonderful: it cures the
Falling of the Womb the sinking, ail-gone feel
ing Of the Lungs, Stomach OF Sides; 1t helps
the Whites, prevents Miscarriages, strengthens
weak Lungs, weak Voice, &c. barrenness gives
place to fruitfulness the constitution is improved,
and restoration to health is the final result m23
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Franklin Oct. II. 1851.
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LUCIHs KIMBALL, fscgig'
Lyndon, AunF 20, 1905 T8sp
STATE or VERMONT

AhtttHiNiA itiFFWff'Fs ~,
The Hon. the Probate Conu f1i The Dislrirt
of q Caledonia, TO 40 prr.ons uicnstcd Ia
the Estate Of ELIJAH CLEFFORD, lais
Of Barnet 40 said District, decreased,
GHERTiNu.
WHEREAS, sIeherrou Clifford. Admin
w uirator Of the Estate ~ said deceased,
hath presented 10 sad Court hia petition in
writing, setting firth thaftho persmnl c,fafn
remaining IN his hands AFTER IN assignment 90
the widow, will not be sufficient a. pay tho
dcbts allowed against said estate aud tie char
ges OF Administration, 10y ilr suhi 81 s3ig,-
70 haid Administrator further vprscnicd
thr FtruHtTUu ~ tirrFTi cErEfT m FHtd fpFUaE-
ed, and prayed sAid Court 10 grant him H.
ccnse a. sell ~ much Of said Real Estate, a.
will enable hin 10 raise said sum with arcru-
ing interest and cost, Therefore II IN order
ed ly snll Court HAT all ,.alss'''- iutrrr-fr'i
Ice notified "a appear AZ session of said Pro-
bate Court 10 DO holden ~ the Probate Office
IN said lDanyille, on the 2nth day OF Scpiem.
Der, a. ID. 1891, that they may give hnnds
for the payment Of the debts, and chafges u.
qainst said eataie, or show cause why irrnse
should not be- granted az ainrcsaid. For which
purpose II Is further ordered that a cops of
the record OF this order hc Published thrro
weeks successfully in the Calrdoniah,a news
paper printed NJ st. .Iohnsbury in this State.
all which publications % be- previous 20 tho
said time appointed for said hearing
THERON HOWARD, Judge.
A true copv on Record
Attest, THERON HOWARD, judge.
DAnNiiie, September 81 a. ID, 1891
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CHURCH. MUSIC.

~, aoo GirHiaa &ierai o. HnsfoH (bhsofioa, by
Lowell Mason This work embodlrs a Collection Ill
tl'e chnlees nnslc fruui all ST. A1s0n's numerous
publicni0nsi Ihe most Jnpuiar tunes and pieces in
the we'll known buok " Clrsiiaa s1rrir heiha taken
a. No harla tnd hy purchase ~ the copy the
rT1~1r-fT-r-- rtTv -rrTI rIfHcTt " NTf Tduf 0r d
most Hdmlrel aud useful tunes composed Nv Chns.
Xeuneri nmhug which will ha found AIafbsqry
ChaHi, Mef,trH CiIHf Itn,pis Giant ilummei, FRONT
street. &c, Md alec large number 81 entirely
.LrN and hne tunes ere Viven in additional pnrcs IF.
Eleven editions uf tlir Ned fllfSaa Eicr NIVF tFuu
called inr within very short Time and 10 may safe
w b. claimed as rho most vnluHhle singing book flr
chuirs, congregation and schools ever made in uis
country. WILKINS, GARTER h co, Publisher,
10 WATER STREET
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A. N. JOHNSON,
M usic Dealer.-

Publishcrof tho Har Vrff Gies Bcnt, prco 70 ois
ll0mhoTg's 0rntion, "Ihs SHi0ef ht HtR" Arritt
iur Patent thHrth Or0anf price $3.50 Pinnnfnrte
tuner hv which ans one cun .utuc HE Own Piano
Dolce tamPsuu l.anoiuffcs, Sc Low priced pin-
noe, new anil sco1ud hand, ulNays ou hand
80 fremont Street. BOSTON.
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Upholstery, cabinet Work, & @,

r. 81 CtRfitisit, cururr OF Summer uui -Hu-t--
ngtop streets BOSTON hns constantly uu hand good
.ecct'on 81 the most fAsHoSAnt.E UPHOLSTERY
GoopH that can be- Obtained. An kinds ~ plushcs 4
DnIuasks for Oar ant Cdrringe lining--C Certain Ma
tcials and rrmmules-lnco and Muslin Curtains.
Also every description NJ Window Shade Goods and
Trimming for sale ~ low prices.
ly- kntruHcc on SHfuHsF &rssL
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