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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03
Insurance Notice.

Insurance Notice.
TNHE Subscriber has the General Agency for this vic-
nifty, OF the Hartford Life Insurance Company, of
Hartford, Ct, of the best and reliable Lie In
surance Companies in New England.
Also,-The State Mutual Benefit Association, for In
surng against Sickness and Accident on the most IA
vorable terms
few good Agents wanted whom liberal encourage
ment will be given.
Applications for Insurance may he made at my office,
No. SO Main Street, any local travelling agent
oct22 wifi EMORY PERRY.
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Wanted.

A American girl TO doIIousework and Pastry cook
"A ing. Good recommendations will be required. In
qufeol TIC. KIRBY,
o24-dlW rear of AIulbury atreet
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DANCING NOTICE,

MR-WEAVER respectfully gives notice that he will
VI commence aschool for young ladies' and gentlemen,
at Briney Hall, on FRIDAY, Nov. 7th.
Hours for ladies, from O'Clock P. NJ until 5gent's,
at II the same evening
For particulars please apply to Nh Weaver, the
Worcester House, or TO Mr. Warren at the Hall
Worcester, Nov. Ist 1851 nld6t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03
ALBERT CLARKE. Apothecarv.
NEW MILLINERY.
Ladies Philadelphia Shoes.

XTEhave received large supply of NEILL's celebra-
w ted CATER BOOTS, Thick and Thin Sole,
TIES, KID SLIPPERS, and Misses and Childens
BOOTS, to which the attention of Ladies' pa cuarly
invited. SMITH q BROTHER, IA Main st,
oct2l dw2w One door North of B. L. Harden Il Co.
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A Good Nurse.
French Language.

OR Honsekeeper can he obtained by calling al No 8
" VINE st. noy3.t1ws
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

WOFceSttF, s.. FT0Oute UD1ce, UcIOber II, 1871.
To all persons interested in the of CHARLES p.
BROWN, late of Grafton, deceased, GREETINa.
YOU are cited to appear Court of Probate to be
4 holden at Worcester on the first Tuesday of No
vember next, to show why the account rendeed
by Melissa Brown the adminstrarix other adminstra.
ton of said Estate should not be allowed and the bal
IN her hands decreed 10 the widow.
0ctl4 w3w CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03
To School Teachers.

TTNHE Examining Committee will meet at the Common
a Council Rooms ON FRIDAY next, Nov. 4 at
O'Clock P. NJ, examine dates to GILL; the follow
ing places:s
For the Young Mems Winter School, one male teacher.
Suburban Schools, two male teachers.
f" I" two male teachers.
Primary Schools, one more female assistants.
Applications may be left it'll the Secretary any time
previous to the meeting. Per Order,
noyld6t H. J. ROWLAND, secy School Com.
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AsEEssSVAA

Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Oct, "a, 1921.
To all nteres ted in tina estate OF CHARLES p
BROWN. late of Ashburnham, deceased, GREETING:
VOU are cited to appear at Court of Probate be
i holden at Worcester, on the first Tuesday of No
vember next, to show why administration Of the
estate of said deceased should be granted Joel
Itch, of Ashburnham.
o21dls&2m CHARLEsG PRENTIss, Reg. 4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

A SHOW CASE, in good order, about 81 feet wide,
n by or rect long, and about 10 or IL inches high
ice. o30-,itf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03
Orders for Coal

ID ECEIVED by
Ii G. c. FLANDERS e. CO., southbrdge 81.
hilton & TOBY, MAIN
LEWIS II. LAZELL,
A.BAYLIES,
For the Green st. Coal Yard
AIERED HACKER. AGENT.
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Notice

hereby given, that have retired from the firm of
Il WOOD NC FARLAND d Co, and have further
interest in any way in said firm. WIN. f. WOOD.
The business of Wood Nc Farland & Co. will be con-
tnued under the same name by the subscribers
Taos X. WOOD. WARREN MCFARLAND.
nj DIT WILLARD S. WOOD.
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Cottage Wanted.

WTANTED, a SMALL COTTAGE, in convenient
W and accessible location. Inquire of
sep3-du Ii. H.. CHAMBERLIN 81 co. Il
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Ladies' Sandal Rubbers,

NEW and beautiful article, to which the attention
N ,f the ladies Is particularly lnyltedj ut
nldtf DRESSER'S, l76 Main st.
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FRINGES, PRINCES!
Sheet Oil Cloths,
Two Valuable House Lots
FOR SALE

PLEASANTLY situated on BENEFIT ST.; containing
rs 1000 Feet, each. These Lots afford rare OPP
portunity to persons wishing to locate near the New
Machine Shop, the Junction Depot as they will be
sold very low. Inquire of
ol9d2m e. T. MILES, 231 Main st.
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Dancing and Waiting School.

Uancmg and Waiting School.
MIR. MOORE respectfully announces to ihe ladies
M and gentlemen of This city, that his School will
commence Mt Briney Hall on
THURSDAY, NOV 6.
Hours ofaGten lance for ladies' from until O'Clock
M; and for gentIemen from until 10 in the even,
ing. novl-d5t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-11-03

A Supply of Cassia Buds, just received and for sal
"A In quantities TO suit, by
nj dw3wis l.. Il. LAZELb, 20l Main ST,
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A QUANTITY of the above just received and fol
N sale at POI Main St, by
nl-dw3wis l.. Il. LAZELL, Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-23
Hold hold , but then,

Hold hold but then,
Ask me no questions, you must res
satisfied with guessing
Then l accept, and guess
AS you please. Rest satisfied inknow.
ing that ia disinheritng you, notwithstand
ing his oft-rcpcated promises, your uncl,
merely discharged a sacred duty
Far be II from Inc to rcproach him now
but YOU must admit that chance stood m,
friend in leading me to the Tuilerics.'
Explain
Your presence in Paris was known. til,
meeting in the garden was all arranged
A pair Of handsome eyes did the rest
lit was then an affair arranged before
hand 7
Like most others which chance i
thought TO bring about
But if had departedF
The telegraph would have recalled
you; besides, lovers don't part SO easily
That's true
Now you know all, shall the bans b,
published
Publish them, marbleau and the soon
er the better
The notary rose, and taking the young
man by the hand. led him into an adjoin
ing room, where young girl, pale ans
trembling, was seated by the fire-side.
My dear child said the notary, her,
is your intended husband; he wants but
w ord from your lips to fail at your feet
She answered not, but stretched out he
hand to her young and handsome lover
Three weeks afterwards they were mar
ried
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-23
AUCTION SALES.
THRUST SALE or vALUABLI

vmUST SALE OF vALCAL
hEAL fSiATE ~ 1EDr onI-py ~ !. .py
s'',"e ~ accd q trust. maze n,.' ana ~. - ,-.,
."'ernsned, oy wt',am - 4. '.I' III: .s .a..l 4,
s'hs - DcccmDes' iess- ~n'e" "'' =, III "
the Cicrks ONCE Of the eo.n'y r1uu - Dsau s
we shall, for purposes IN said deed mep','"ea' on
p,s =" ny .,.,rr .,c,;on. n, ,h. b;eb.
49,, r'v''e' !, r., ..,r.,,p r,.rr ar
~ p'a"cs'' -. l:'h .' ,,'.-s.;,i W;.,n n HARDY
Lssp' ON WING" '''7-s es.'a. - "a -
- -. ~ P'cseh, .,.'. ~ f,a,icorJ ,nJ caas
=. ,s .a .,,.,'.v ,..rr .,,xna,n avn
'aininihs ny fcecn' ss'..', 's',,. -" .,.,,s -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-23

TEf4MS.--Thc vIKeisrAsi Is published scmi-
weekly a a. pr amman. an ddrasce No snsscrip-
,ion Is taken for shorter time than six months; md
nc paper discontinued, except ut the option Of the
iroprietcrs until s a,renrrcs shall have been paid
ApvKRTisExkSTs inserted for 80 cents per
square Tor lcss for every form insertion, and
81 cents for every outer one. Hthe number Of in
scuions IL not notedron the Ms. il will be publish
cd till ordered out and charged accordingly
& The fe&HLr RArss are ;--fcr the privilege Of
two squares go; fof square s25--f inner form
<55. Every yearly advertiser win be required to
seniine ls advertising 20 his particular line of bus
ness. and IL he exceed the space stipulated for, he
viii he charged rsiaby Tor the excess.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-23
PRTNG AND SUMMER FASII-
1TmE sUBsCRIBERs HAVE IN

Il
Il store large and well assorted stock OF GRo-
cfRIEs and DRf Goups, which they viii sell at tho
lowest rates for Cash or in exchange for Produce
In il may be found
Prime and choice Brown Sugars,
Loaf Crushed Powdered and Card do,
Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee,
Superior Green and BIN. Tea.
Adnmantine and Tallow Candies,
Window Glass and Putty,
Box. Lining and common Nails,
Rolled, strap and country Bar Iron,
Cast. shear and l,listered Steel,
Axes, Spadesand Shovcs.
Sporting and blasting Powder,
10 bbls. pure Tanners 0il--;ogcthcr With n
good assortment of Domcstics, Prints, Lawns and
summer Good, Hats Shoes and Boots.
Persons Visiting this place for the purpose Of pur-
chasing goods will do well to give Us "a call before
purchasing. TlNSLEY & TAYLOR.
j. lots
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-23

NJOTICE.--I,y authority OF deed of trust
Il dated 2iih March 1851, recorded in the lius-
Ting. Court of Lyncbburg executed by Jno. s,
L,nghornc aud Jos,C. Hunt the undersigned will sell
on the sth day Of July, 1851, on the premises at
public Auriion all the fixtures of the LYNCH
EURG DLSTHLERY, consisting of hrsi rate
Steam Engine, IL 10 Is horse power, boilcrs OF %
horsc power and all the necessary fixtures to do u
business Of 100 bushels by daylight 200 bushels
IN - hours.
This il one of the best arranged establishments
.,f the Kind in the State aud offers great induce
iaent 10 my one who wishes io engage in any pro-
Gtnblo business.
Also all the fixtures necessary for rectifying
spirits together with the lease Of the house far
rcctifying aud the mill house in which the Dstillc
ryis.rcctcd; also n good Cooper's Shop and-Srablc
FERNS liberal and made known the Jay Of sale
J. b. NOWLIN, }r.,....
-, yc-,a;. II PAYNE { i"n-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-23
cPIRAL SPRING BEDs-7ze ?

~ ca tsrH'y cfHc 0gc'-l am manufacture
ing superior article Of Curlcd hair Spring Beds
For comfort con, cniencc. durability and economy
they unsurpassed by any thing in the shape of
bed, ever made. They possess all tho ease of a
feather bed, without permitting the folds cnvel
opc the person. so arrestthc insensiblc pcr@pi
ration fthe body. Cali at my Ware Room, and
eNuIniuc for Yourselves.
June lots A. WINSTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-23

or walter Raleigi uure white satin
plnked vest, closc-slecyed to the wrist:
over the body brown doublct, finely
lowered and embroidered with pearl
In the feather of his hat large ruby and
pearl drop at the bottom ofthc sprig, in
place ofa button; his trunk Of breechcs,
with bisstockiugs and ribbon CATERS firing
ed at the end, all white; and buff shoes
with white ribbon. On great court days
his shoes were so gorgeously covered with
precious stones as TO have exceeded the val
ue of sf660O; and he had a suit ofarmor Of
solid silver, with sword and belt blazing
with diamonds, rubies and pearls.
RARE EPIGRAM.-The history OF a GER
tain William Smith who lived i, Penrhyn
j. thus githily summed upon tombstone
IN The churchyard Of that place.
Here lics willism Smith aaa. Nhati,
somewha, rarish.
He wss born, bred and hang ed in
This here parish
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-23
WILLIAM I. GORDON. in.
Juno 9--,5jy ~ \. fATTESON, TErsTEEs.
NOTICE-ruRsuANT To \ DECREE

u a
i Y of the county court OF Amherst. pronounccd
at the May term Of said court. 1851. in in
which Cptharino Watts Is plaintiff. and Stephen
Watt. and others defendants, the undersigned
a commissioner appointed for the pJrposc. will pro-
coed to sell by way OF public Auction, the pre-
misses. on the 10Th day Of Juy next. upon credit
of six, twelve, and eighteen months, taking from
the purchaser lH,nd with approved personal seeu-
riitv. and retaining title 10 the LAND further
security. tho Tract of band in the proceedings
mcniionrd containing betwccn
IA 200 lnd $50 Acres, it being the
II. same lrnd which the late Henry II. Waits
died seized and possessed. and in the
pancy of Jnc l.. Turner (tcnnnt>, II lies within
mile of the james River and kanaula Canal, is
susceptible cf the highest improvements and has
thereon comfortable IMPROVEMENTS The title To
sai, land is believed 10 be indisputahlc but the
UNDERSIGNED will only convey such title is vested
in him. under the said decree. A cash payment
Ii i'll be required If the purchaser for much
may be necessary To pay the Gusts OF suit and eN-
pci,scs of sale CHARLES VI. WATTS,
June l2-t10iv Commissioner.
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THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE

ruNkSUSI StLE OF n ALO n y LII
REAL AND PERSONAL. ESTATE, IN
BEDFORD.-By virtue Ola deed Of trust. made
snd executed To us by " illinm II. Hardy. ON the
6sh day of March. lSl9. which is Of record in the
clerks Office Of the County Coir of Bedford. we.
either Of US that may be present, shnl for the
purpcscs in said decd mentioned. Saturday. the
9Th day of July next, upon the premises proceed
sell public auction the highest bidder. for
rash, tha, valuable TRACT OF LAND. which
tho said VIM. H. Hardy ut present resides. On Elk
trcek. in the county Of Bedford, adjoining the
lands Of VIM. McGhee, MARY T. IIarriss and others,
and Containing ihrc, hundred aud scvcnty-two
lis land of 6nc quality good impro,
anl in a desirable ncighborhood
At the same time and place, and upon the same
terms, and by authority of tho same deed "f trust
we, or either Of US that may he present, viii sell
the following personal property. to-wit: One negro
girl, rhillis, about cightcen years od-all Of said
VIM. II. Hard,'s stock of Horses. Sheep, Cattle,
Mulc.. Corn, Hay. and Oats, Tobacec, Bacon, and
Hoasehold aud Kitchen Furniture. of every sort.
Kind. and description Also. the said Wm. " llar-
,lys interest in .Iack. .known III. Taylor'-aso
tho said Wm. II. IIardy's interest in Stallion,
kuowsas "Rasp'--i ur ) 'rhrcsl,ing Machines com
,,ictc--alsn. said VIM. VI. ilardy's interest in II
Washing Machines, and one silver Watch. The
title 10 the above Ir"pcny believed be unqucs-
iionablc, hut will only convey such as is vested
in us by the deed aforesaid.
WILLIAM I. GORDON. in.
a-sstsf
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LNLOu kS-A large lot of + aunlv and extra Su
i rer6ne Flour, ie=t received and Tor sale hv
apsf-n NOORMAN & MARTIN.
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TERRY & SHIELDS,1
MISCELLANE0US.
nAGGER's WHITE sULPHTJN
Us p h N q S..THIS DELIGIITFJjT

- = X n ~ u SssTHIS DELIGHTFUL
WATERING PLACE, situated in the coun-
~ Of Botctourf, 10 miles West Of the Natural
Bridge. and on the immediate road leading from
Lynchburg 10 the White Sulphur in the county Of
Grecnbrier is now open for the reception Of yisi-
tors.
The efficacy of this water in curing r,Iany forms
OF disease. and ts bracng inyieosatlg effects upon
feeble and debitated persons entiile it to the sJe
cial notice Of those who visit the Mountains for
health whilst the beautiful scenery by which it is
surrounded. and the variety OF anusements that
offered, may justly claim passing call from those
who in search of pleasure.
| Within short walk OF the Springs, Is the mag
nifcicnt BATH, the Medicinal qualities of which
have been fully tested, and for many classes Of
lids cannot be surpassed in this country. The
Communications ample and Of the first class The
TABLE and BAR furnished with the best that the
land affords, and every attention paid the guests
by the proprietor and his assistants in their power.
| Each servant employed will be found experienced
and trusiy.
| The grounds dloining abound with all kinds Of
game. and the streams with every variety of fish
The ball room is large, and the Musicians in
dance amateurs ia their profession. The TEN
PIN ALLEY il in a good condition; in short, no
pains or expense have been spared TO render this
place every way worthy the patronage Of tho
public.
| The Stngcs are now rnnning Is far the NatrIr-
| al Bridge, and viii travel the whole route,
making the "trip from Lynchburg to the Springs, a
distance oi 81 miles, in day. line OF Stages
will connect hero which i'll go direct tothe White
Sulphur. As the proprietor Of Daggcrs Springs is
the sole owner thereof, he is hesirious of pleasing
only for the season, but hopes TO make such
! impression upon those who favour him with call
that. they will be induced to visit him again All
| he asks is trial, both in regard to himself and
| the water. His charges more moderate than al
| li.lt in Inc nj Hpy
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No. ! will still record my Emotions.

How beautiful, how sublimca spectacle
does people present ia its few mome ATS
Of social enjoyncnt-whcn rich ap|. poor
the mlliohairt and the Prol, ..ary-tbc
lord and the Iofkman-mcr,. On he com.
mon ground, as in this Course Of Derby.
thought.
oh' NOZZLE ct sublime peuplo Anglais!--
Of'' rnS pat1e. Quand to reverrais .je!--
u vcrte poloIs--tcs feurs--tcs lilas--
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-23

MOCHA COFFEE. Ac.-lO hampers
lVl superior Mocha Coffee,
30 bag Old Government Java Coifcc.
Just received and for sale by
may ag-tS MCDANIEL & LEE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-23

CHAMBER SHOWER BATHS.
~ A few more of this very desirable article,
which will be sold low, by apr lvne early.
June i6-ts a. WINSTON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-23

Since my remarks were made, vote has beea
,alrr N the Hruse u insert proposition A, sr tho
r1ised basis and defeated ly ten majority. which
fully ssiains the declaration the mixed bu.is could
not be nut in the .o,lariip,iop,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-23

have ihprovsed a DISCOURSE which
has been vocilerously applaudcd tbruyna
ment roce). 1havc spoken, tliirik, Of the
future Of the world
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-23
\ BOOTS, SHOES. HATS. a
EAMILY FLOUR. FAMmY

Il FLOJ'R. I've have on hand, for sale, some
excellent Family Flour, branded ~ Gara"-also.
other brands. SNITHSON & STATHAM.
apl ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-06-23

g. FOR RENT.-TIIE ROOMS OVER
IL the Book stnre OF Me>SrS. D II. Payne &
Brother. Jan. Cts NICHOLS BELL
FHOW LINENS..-WE E HAVE TO HAND
l. a lot of excellent Tow Linens, for sale low.
apl7-ts SMITHSON 4 STATHAM
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NAVY DkrARrmssT,
Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, March "a, f55l


Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing, March "a, fs5l.
ON Monday 2lst April next for supplying
thousand pounds butter TO be used
aud foreign stations As necessary article a
der h shan stand The test OF tropical climates
sas VIII be required only specify terms produce salts
factory evidence Of their ability furnish Description
and required
The butter must be OF ua description, quality
o navy bue used IN the service
made ~ te mode Of Irish tLorour,
worked OUT aud The butter rleaused
aud be put up In well white oak kin
anu ha hifd OF the quantity nrkns
n& apoul oy rotnds each and the balance
anoat eighty pounds eath well pnd tfongy ooped,
oVeAoer annually free OF AN charges
nur OF the Brookiy
eM hok sosoTs VA,nia the chief Bureau Pro-
Visions ana Clothing nisy from time to direct
may DC supposed 10 confer farmers who whiting
extend their dares proposals invited
sands pounds each annum and disposed
VIII oner Tor greater quantity the Con
tnets Will be made no & n
The hrkns and half branded by burning on i
heau navy buttsr, with the
month when manufactured. The
o. SUBJECT 10 such Inspection the chief this bGeau
selected BY the department # II ef r ETEH"
The chief Of this bureau will right
tract where there satisfactory proof that the
my SunlateU Hs moi aanh s Of clale fully
REQUIREMENTS Of the service he will also be ut liberty " au
canact for other sufcicnt giving the
six montis' notice.
Two or more surees will be required In
estimated
be made ny The navy agent at the delivery by such ether
navy agent be mutually upon.)
ter bills duly autentcated shall have been presented to him
each annual delivery. &
Mar2T--Iaw4w
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3. H. PARKER,
Register I.and Office.

w. Bnker's plain ect, eagle. French, and VANILLA
Chocolates, Cocoa, Broma Cocoa Paste site KS, &c.
no MERCHANTS AND CONSUMERS who would purchase the
free adtcraon, nutritious
coffee in quality unsurpassed the sub
hsei
stamped his and residence His BEoaA and CoooA
delicate paaable, and saia drinks nynd
and others pronounced by the
other prepanbois His
In decacy
the hes, of Pans manufacture and al oneh tbe
consequence the ndueaon almost all the
Cocoa and Chocolate offered public
hopes that his n,nntsc
thoroughly and If found unequal h,-
be retained 10 his agents where purchased
refunded They always sale,
Wholesale in cities
and agents. D. Brigham Co.. Boston James NJ Buncs
Co Hartford, usscy Murray New York; George Watt Albany
Foster Boswor, Troy New York Grant stone, ii"dsphia
Thomas v. Bnlndge, Howell Shoemaker, George
Fowie Co, Ale tapdrs, Vat Vose Brothers, New
O,eans Keanet Mckee Co, Cincinnati, obio VIM BasaIc,
h Co, Pnsbnru, Pa IL -. !. .. Frl
- WALTER BAKER, Dorchester Mass.
M r2-2aw6t