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take leave without obtaining even glimpse OF the
person whom had pictured in imagination young
and fair and of course agreeable.
The sun had been set sometime, but the moon
had risen full and bright, so that felt no fear even
in nassing the graveyard, but walked more slowly
than had done before, till, reaching the gate, |
paused to think of the awful mystery of life and
death and Immortality.
This is not a very desolae spot, after all, thought
I. as leaning over the gate, something of the quiet
of the place infused itself into my spirit Here
felt the wicked cease from troubling, and the weary
are at rest Here the long train of evils that attach
themselves to the best phases of humanity fade to
silent dust. Here the HOMEGROWN OF paints loosen
ed from the brow of sorrow by the white hand OF
peace and the hearts that were all their hietlmes
bowed under the shadow of great and haply I'M
pitied aiflction, never ache any more. And here,
o, best of all, the lraues of the unresisting tempt
ed are foed away beneath the shroud from the hu-
initiating glance of pity-from the cold eyes pride.
We have need to be thankful that when man
brought upon his primal nature the mdew of SIN,
God did not cast utterly from him, but in the I'M
searchabe riches of his mercy struck open the
refuge of the grave. If there were no fountain
where our sins of scarlet may be washed as white
as wool--if the black night of death were not Dor
dered by the golden shadows of the morning of I'M
mortaity-if deep in the darkness were not sunken
the foundations of the white bastions of peace-it
were vet an inestimabe privilege TO lay aside the
burden of life, for life becomes sooner or later,
burden, an echo among ruins.
TCoNCLUDED TOMORROW
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ERIDAY. Anoust l.


Mr.. Editor: Permit me through your paper, to
ton the public against calling himself Alvin
French, who is travelling from place to place. pretend
ing to the feet. He says he is from Bos
About the middle of June, he called at my house,
and applied some plaster to my toe. The
pain and Inflammation have been very severe SINCE
uniting for any active exercise. and there is still
running sore. He ordered the to the enlarged
joints the great toes of my wife, saying they were
coms. Large pieces mortified, turned black, and came
out. For long time it feared she would have TO
lose her limbs her e and in all probability BOTH
She is still confined to the bed, and bids fair to be
cripple for life.
Other cases in this city, am knowing to his tanning
for long time. l understand he is operating in
Lowell, with equal Will you request other pa
pers to insert this notice to prevent further injury For
the benefit of the public, subscribe my name,
No. Is Portland St. LEMUEL SMITH.
Worcester, Aug 4, 1851.
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Brighton rrarket-JuIy 81.

Market $40 Beef Cattle Stores so pairs Working
Oxen, as COWS and Calves, 1900 Sheep and Lambs and
90 Swine.
9 q. tst aitat
es,!g 4 S695; ed do SIS a 5 so; Sd do 81 a 80.
Working Uxei,-Dull, at $50, S65. S79, $50 and $s6.
Cows and CavesSales al S24 %, 49, 49, 81 Al and 46
Sheep and Lanbs-sules 81, rs 242 al, 292, IS
and 4,25.
swineold HOGS ST; shoats to pedde SIC; Fat Hogs
s. Al retail, So ate.
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Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Conn
pnny.-This IL now the largest ns ttulon of the kind In
srers unsurpassed by any in the world Ii offers am
pie security 10 insurers, and having 10000 members
II thereby affords protection against all ebarrassments
arising from fluctuations Of the rate of mortality
Forms of application, any information rcsnecnp the
Company, may be had at the Office of The Agent M .
" ,ein, ilaii' worcester A. G. WOOD, Agent
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~ ~
~sSSrS ~ 49,

% S. L. Walker, the world renowned Daguerreo
typer, has returned to Worcester make us another
flying visit We understand he will stop at Dr. Van
AlStin's new and splendid Daguerrean rooms. next to
the American Temperance House, in Main street All
who want likeness by the great MASTER must brsub
up and call Immediately, for his stay is limited. Mr.
w. is great avorite with the people of our civ and
county, and doubt not, he will receive that amount
Of patronage which his talents demand dlw.i3l
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Police Court.

WEDNESDAY, July 30.
Isaac Lilly examined Il charge Of cntering the
dwelling of Gilbert spauding, and stealing money
therefom, and ordered recognize with sureties
in the of $500 for his appearance at the September
term Of the Criminal Court.
THURSDAY, July 81
Humphrey Chadman, for assault and battery Mrs.
A. Eager, was ordered to recognize in $500, for trial
at September Court.
Patrick McCusky, for stealing valice at the West
Railroad station, fined $40 and costs. and in
default of payment was committed the House of Cor
rection,
Owen Maloney, for assault Elizabsth Murphy,
was fined 81 and costs, which he paid and was dis
charged.
FRIDAY, August l.
Michael Larvin, for being common drunkard, was
sentenced the House of Correction for three months
and committed.
SATURDAY, August ?.
RodoIpheus Edwards for selling Intoxicating liquors,
fined $50 and costs, which he paid and dis
charged.
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SPECIAL NorIcE-ro the People of wor-

DR. LANGLEY'S COMPOUND ROOT AND HERB
BlTTEEs. Whereas, very many of my Agents for the
sale OF my Compound Roof AND HERB BITTERs have
with the Genuine Medicine for all The Summer COMPLAINTS
They are the best medicine in the wOrds the people all
say. Sold wholesale Pnd retail by the Messrs. M b.
Green and james Green and all the medicine dealers in the
city and county. Wholesale depot rs Union street
Boston J. o. LANGLEY, Proprietor,
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be reflection of its owni divine image; and then
shall the oppressed of every land, in their struggles
with their oppressors, have exemplary nation, to
which they truly and triumphantly appeal, IN
yndication Of the great principles Of civil liberty.
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W The New York Day Book thus shows what eff.
feet the new law against gambling is having:--
"rhe immediate effect Of the Jaw has been a general
closing OF the policy offices, and the closing Of most of
the public gaming houses A number Of gamblers have
already left town in disgust and scores Of those who
have long lived by lowering about faro banks will now
be compelled to steal or work.
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TO Husbands and Fathers.--The subscrlber
having appointed Agent for several long established
and sound Life Insurance Com anies among which Is The
National Loan FUND.- furnish freely to all ersons des
rous OF avang Themselves of It's advantages The fullest In
formation IN relation TO the whole subject the OFFICE
OF TIE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.
je20dwtf EDWARD n FIsKE
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he DaiIp syn.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1851

" Advertisers, wishing have their advertisements ap
the day. will please send in early in the day
possible. Also, those wishing to insert advertisements in
4 he Weekly, should send in early as Monday noon
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CUBAN MoyEMENTs.-A despatch from Savannah,
Ga, dated August I'd, states that there is much excite
ment there Cuban affairs, and several volunteers
had left for Cardenas Immense numbers, it is said,
are preparing in the interior and in Alabama, for the
same destination.
A letter just received from New Orleans states that
thousand left that city the night of the Path
ult. for Cuba. Two steamers have been purchased at
New Orleans by The Cubaus, and the general impress
sion there that the patriots would get possession of
the island before the present effort ceases.
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COMMERCIAL.
SALE OF STOCKS,
BOSTON NTARKET-Aueust a..

Flour and Grain-Sales of common brands Western al
81 l2 and fIncy brands at $425 4373 for good and
choce common Gere 81 1874 425 fancy do 81 81!
4,50, aud brands $i,7 Sc per Dbl to quahiy
Corn in moderate demand 81 5se for mixed and 6t
SIC for yellow Western Oats bling 43 45c PER bush
Professionalism is firm, with steady sales Saturdays
prices. In Beet, Lard and Hams change.
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VI JENNY LIND has returned to New York.
and 1t il now understood that she will return to Eu
rope in the Atlantic, which sails for Liyerpool TO-
morrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-05

H. s. MOORE, Merchant Taiior and Dealer Il
Gents Furnishing Goods-No 2l34 Main street, U. Ho
tel Building, Worcester, Mass. jyl2
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PROF. HORSFORD has found some difficulty IL
performing his experiments Bnnker Hill Monument hui
one who has ever used BURDITT'S OLEAGINOUs
INDICATED COMPOUND, has found any difficulty il
removing Dandruf Scurf from the head and beautify
ing and preserving the Hair in healty
Sold by L. t. LAZELL, Druggist, POI Main Street.
ang2-dIf
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MRS. S. GOODWIN, an experienced and success
fn Midwife, holds herself in readiness, day and night
attend to the duties of her profession. Residence NOT
Austin street. ap2l-dtf
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WILLIAM DICE&ENS0N, Notary PubIic.-
Win attend this and other ~ business
Office over the Central Bank.s
Worcester OCT. g. 1854 diff
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u The Warren Artillery, accompanied by the
band from Fort Adams, will arrive in the city this
morning, by the Providence and Worcester Railroad
They will return tomorrow.
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Rememer Dr. VAN ALSTIN'S' First Premium
DAG u ERREOTTPES. Rooms next to the American
Temperance House. Please call and examine specimens.
iVQ-tf
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G3f-The steamer Atlantic, Of the Collins line leaves
New York for Liverpool tomorrow at noon and the
America, Of the Cunard line, leaves Boston at the same
hour.
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DIX. FL. RUXTON, PULhlUNES 'T. - OFFICE
and RESIDENCE, No. % corner of Mechanic and Carl
ton-ss-Where his services be promptly obtained
arv hour by day night when prevented by previou
Professional Duties.
Auscultatnn AMI Advice Free. dtf-dec25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-08-05

LEGENDARY FIREs.-The carpenters shop of
Moulton g. Ingraham, on Benefit street, in Proyi-
dence, was set fire TO and wholly destroyed, Sat
urday night. During the same night, some villain
set fire to Milled' furniture shop, on William street.
The fire was extinguished before it had done much
damage
About the same time, the old car house, near the
India Point depot, on the Massachusetts side, was
set on fire and considerably damaged. The lumber
yard of Burrows & Son, corner OF High and Dean
streets, was also set fire, but it discovered
before any damage was done. During the same
ct, Mass, was set on fire and destroyed. Lippt's
factory. in Lppitt Village, Warwick, r. l., was set
on fire, the same night, and when discovered, the
flames had made such Roadway that the building was
with great difficulty saved
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MARRIED..

In this city, en- The 2Sth ut, by Rev. Mr.. Muuge, M
Geo. II. Kimball, If Hartford, CT. to Miss Hannah M
Phillips, of Worcester.
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LATE FROM TExAs.--Datcs from Galyesto, IN ,bo
2oh ult announce that the Indian troubles still con,in
ne, and that the crops are very promising.
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SEGARS of Exquisite favor are always t,
be found q utilities suit, the Drug Store of
l.. 7. LAZEIL,
ebl3-dtf POI Main st.
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COOL AND SPARKLING SODA WATER
With every variety of SYRUPs. Fifty Tickets for dol
lar. L. I. LAZELL, Apothecary,
myl6-dwtf POI Main street.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE sTEANER ALABAMA
FROM CHAGRES.
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MRS. M. q. THOMPSON,
Female Physician and Midwife,
pHI No. III Sal, IN st, Worcester. Id
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j. x. CLARK. HOMEOPATHIC PHXSI
CIAN--No. Walnut Street. Office hours from TO
A. NJ, and from to 8 F n.
Worcester, Jan. LIST, 1851. janl If
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The United States mail steamer Atlantic, arrived at
New York Sunday morning, at O'Clock, in ten and
twothirds days from Liverpool, bringing 1872 passen-
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Old Tnun

Old Java.
r BAGS very superior Cove nnent JAVA COFFEE
~ this day eyed and for sale by The Bag prepared
aug5-d2w II. GRIFFIN " co.
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The Careless Couple.

gssIenny is poor, and am poor,
Yet wes@ili wed, SO say no more:
q. And shosld the BARNS You mention come,
IS few that marry but have some,
No doub. but heaven will stand our friend,
- And bread as well as children send.
So, fares III. hen, in farmers yard
. To live alone she finds il hard:
Eve known her weary every claw
In search OF tco.ton 'mongst the straw.
~ But when in search of nicer food,
She clucks amid her chirping brood.
With joy I've seen the selfsame hen
That scratched for one could scra'ci for ter
These are The thoughts that make We willing
To take my girl without shilling;
And for the self.same cause d'y. ses,
Jenny's resolved TO marry me"
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had been insolvcrt for years: and after specu.
lating, aud to a trightfu extent, with view to
recover themselves, had failed to an enormous
amount their assets, comparatively speaking,
proving TO be nil.
The ruin spread around, chiefly on account
of the vast quantity of accommodation paper
they had ahoat, was terrible; but upon no one
did the blow fall with greater severity than on
young Linden and his promised wife. His
father ordered him to instantly break off all
acquaintance with Miss Arnold and on the
son, was deeply attached to her, perempt"rily
refusing to du so, Linden senior threatened to
turn lin out OF doors, and ultimately dlsnherlt
him. Angry, indignant and in love, Thomas
Linden did rash and very foolish thing; he
rersuaded Catherine Arnold to consent to a
private marriage, arguing that ii the indsso'a.
bic knot were once tairl tied. his father would,
as matter of course he being III only child
become reconciled to what he could no Ion
ger hope TO prevent or remedy
The mprudent young man deceived both
himself and her who trusted in his pleasing
plausbities. Ten minutes after hr had disclo-
Sod the marriage to his father, b" was turned,
almoss penniless, out of doors; and the exas.
perated and inexorabe old man refused to listen
to any representation in his favor, by whomso.
ever proAercd; and finally, even to permit the
mention OF his name in his hearing.
"lt's OF no use" said Mr.. Flint, on returning
for the last time from mission undertaken to
extort, if possible, some provision against abso.
lutte starvation for the newly welded couple.
ale is as cold and hard as adamant, and think,
if possible, even more of tiger than before.
He will be here presently to give instructions
for his will
"IIis will Surely he will draw that MP him.
self, after his own common sense, business fash.
on."
"He would unqucstionably have done so
short time silcc; but some events tha. have
lately occurred, have considerably shaken his
estimate Of his own nfallibility, and he is more
over determined, he says, that there shall he
no mistake as to cffectually disinheriting his
son. He has made two or three heavy losses,
and his mind is altogether in very cankered,
distempered state"
(To be continually
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Family Groceries.

SUGAR.-Loat, Crushed, Pulverized, Chri "a
Iigh, and brown light N. Orleans and Mus.
covat0. =
COFFEE.-Old Government Java. Rio. "a.
suira, Chocolale, Broma. Cocoa.
TEA.-Imperia, Gunpowder. Hyson. SllveFieaf
Young hyson, Orange Pshee and 1eldsn
s Chap. - gs.a -. i - = sssssl.,ss 50,
FLOUR.-BaI,miore il Bills, Extra SmIly
Flour IN Bags from selected Wheat. Buck
wheat, = -
RICE.-Whoie, Maccar"ni,. Fsrina, curria
Powder.
SOAP.-ChemraL 40ive. chinefe Washing
Flnd. Gast,ls, sCoigsfes, Fancy. 49,
HAMS.-BaI,imure Sugar cured, Dried Beef.
Pickled Beef, Mackerel. No. l. in Kits.
Salmon dn.. iialihni, Fre> Salmon, Lob
sters, Sardipes 10 whole, halt aud quarter
boxes, Herring, Potted Yarmouth do.
PICKLES.--FroInG Grouse d Blackwell, Un
derw".d aud Lewis. aa t''T'a. s'S.
KETCHUPS.-W Worcester.hire, Harvey, Jahn
Bull Toma' Nc. Walnut, Mushro"R, King
OF Oude's, Sah,, Pepper aud Pseh YinseTr
w. Wine do, Cider do, Enelish and French
Mustard, Spanish Olives, Capers. Anchs-
vies Essences Tor favoring.
PRESERVES.-Peach Aprirots, Prunes
IN their .wn Julce. Pineapple, LINES,
Prunes. West Im,e. do, Strawbe. ry Jam,
Figs, ktIsins, Frunrs. eF
CANDAES.-New Bedford Sperm, Solar as
Adamantinc, Wax, coIored do.
Received and iu sale hy
SHAW & AUSTIN
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NEW STORE.

ff1llE subscriber il nov opening large assort
i lncnt OF groceries asad staple Goods,
in the Store lately occupied by WiiliarA J. Gerald
(soulh Of the Bank of Camdsn,) which he will
dispose Of at Charleston prices TOR cash.
Those wishing to purchase would dc well to
call aud examine the stock, consisting III part, Of
the following, viz:
Leaf Crushed, tironnd and f;rarniuted Sugars
s Crnix. Porto Rico a,ni New Orleans dc
Nv Orlrans, Mus, ,"l atn and Cuba Molasses
Java. lnGuiru and kio Coffee
Gnnpow,i,r Young llyson and Black Teas
Sperm. A'!nman'ine and Tulow Candles
M. ani 3 Mackar-l. in Barrels. Half ond Quarters
Wine. Snn aud Butter biscuits and Cnrese .sses-~,
Soap and Starch assorted
Pepper, Spice Ginger. Nutmegs. Mace and Cisrss
Powder. Slnt and Lead
Iludware. Cutlery. Nails and Casf,,isn
Paints, Lnseed Oil. Sperm. Oil and WIs ~Gl~
-ALSO-
Blcarhed and nblrached Shirlings and She-Iings
Blankets. Red Ticks. Apron Checks and Oznaburgs
Together with large assortment Of
Ras.ins, Rope and Twine.
J. w. BRADLEY.
Cam len. S. c. Sept. %.
GrCash pai for Cotton and other Produce.
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FARE REDUCED TO $50 FROM
Charleston to New York.


The Grem Mail Route from Charleston, s. c..
EAVING the wharf at the foot of Laurens st.
II daily at3, m. after The rival of the South.
ern cara. via " ilnineton an Weldon, Petersburg.
Richmond TO Washington, Baltimore, phila del.
pha, and to New York.
& The public is respectfully informed that the
steamers OF this line. from Ch rleslon to vii.
mngton, are in first rate condition, and a. aayi-
gated by we'll known and experienced command
ers, and the Railroads are in fine order, thereby
securing bo' safety and despatch. ALTHOUGH
TICKET having already been in operation will
be continued on and a!er the first uf Oct. l-49,
a. permanent arrangement from Charleston 70
Ne,o York. Passengers awaiting themselves there.
q; will have the option to continue without deiay
through The route or otherwise, tosiop at any ion.
mediate points, renewing heir seats on the line to
suit heir convenience. By this route travellers
may reach New York on the third day during busi.
less hours Baggage will he tickeed on -aara
'he steiner to Weldon, as likewise IN the eh ngs
of cars al the Intermediate p"nts from then ce Ia
N"w York. Through Tickets can alone be had
Of f. WIN SLOW, Agent of the Wilmington aud
Raleigh Railroad Company, at the Office sf the
Company, foot of Ianrens street, to whnm please
apply. For other infurrna,io inquire of
L. C. DUNCAN,
at the American lioiei.
MaT 3, "a If
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Notice,

HAVING diaposed of my entire stock of Gro.
IL ceres to Mr. lanes |. Villepgue. formerly
OF The firm of Paul +. Villepigue f. Son. beg
respectfully, to solicit for him, the generous pat
ronage Of my former customers.
Those indebted to me either by note or open ac
count, are earnestly requested to call m me at the
old stand and SETTLE which will enable me to meet
my own engagements. .. bENSoN.
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y BBLS. Kenncdys Boston Butter. Crackers
= received and for sale, by ~ -:
SHAW & AUSTIN.
. Feb. l8 J.: u
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THE SOUTHERN STORE.

liz SVO xlLxlN NxO1G.
ALL who wish Bargains, are invited TO call a
II K. 5. MOFFAI'S new Southern Store.
thrd house above the ank Of Camden, where
they will find complete assortment Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND HARDWARE,
Consisting IN part, as follows: .l'...
Fancy and mourning Prints
7-S and A. brown Shlriings
Blue DENNIS and Marlborough Stripes
Sattinetls and Kentucky Jeans
Cloths and fancy Cassi,eres
Negro Ke~seys; Bed and Negro Blankets
Nous. De aines, Ginghans, dc.
Groceries.
Brown. Loaf, crashed aad clarified Sugar
RIO and lava Cotiees
New Orleans and West India Molasses
Mackarel, Nos. : and 3 IN barrels
Cheese, Rice, Flour, Bacon and Salt
Raisins, Pepper, Spice
Tobacco, Segars. NC. &c.
Hardware.
Pocket Knives and Forks
Britannia and Iron Spoons
Tree aud Halter Chaius ...
AA.s, Hammers AMI Hdtc!ets
S,.ndes, > " ,Is anu ltoes
Iia.,, nI.i ard rrus-cut srWs - -..''
i.,.:~. a.r., "nI b.ack-miia's bellows
.\as. o..ts.s, iaVI:.. ,in sp Igs
h!nu u, pad tnsei dnG $40, i rocks
iron s',n. i"s. '''i"paSses and plane IRONS
Bruencs, D.arkns, cotton aud wuOi cards
lirua'a&rs aid r,e, aids; pots aud sklllels
Broad and nar."w iron &c.
fieady .Hade Clothing
al every uehcrptmn.
Saddles, BruleE and Marliayaies
ttockcry ANA Gi ssware
Gunny and dundee Logging
Kentucky Rope and Twine
T"yc. her with every other article usually found
III a we'll ScIc. Ted -,ock Of Dry Gmd-, Gmcerrs
aud Hardware. Az oi which will he sud exceed.
Ingiy low lur cash.
sa5- The highest market prices paid Tor cotton
ana other country produce.
Dec. ~, H. S, M FIAT
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I Case Pate de Foie Gras Strusbourg Rece'
/ we'd and for sale by ,,,,.
Jan 30. SHAW u hOo LIN.
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Cn BONES ]. E. Cheese, sma:i size. receive
~ aud for sale, by SHAW s AUSTIN.
Feb l8 II II
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NiaT 3,

TUSr Received fresh supply of ASSORTED,
C PRESERVES. x
- do. Jam and Jelles, ..at asv
Mustard, Brandy and Fruits, -
Fresh Salmon and Lobsters, ss.:,.i,
Eng. and American Catsup, re
Candies, Plums, Kisses, Sc, at
MOORE%.
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