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UyPLEAsAsr OccURREscE.-It 10 with re
sret " G have to stale that an altercation, at
tended with blows, occurred al halfpast one
o'clock to-day, between Col. Roberts and Capt.
McLane, both Of the Mounted Rifles: 1t owes
lie origin TO the position of Capt. AcLane re-
specting the publication sometime since made
Of alleged indigniiy TO Gen. Pierce. Captain
McLane has been put under arrest by supe-
rior officer, and we trusf court martial may
faaily settle the disag " ashtngtoa
Tel, Monday.
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selves al '9j Broad stroeI ~
Oe lS-9t j. klLLHlSt X 81 bRo BEN
NOTICE FOR YOUNG LAtIEs AND NJ

n Office FOR YOUNG LAIlEs AMI
IN GENrLEmkN-MR JOHN RtINHARDI 4,
PrI ssor al the German 81 Mary Institute, corner
of Marshall and Alb streets, has the honor to inOrm
the pubic. that he will give Instruction IN dernsn
what regards a correct speak ng, reading ahd WA
ting Of that language. He will also eive Lessons In
playing the piano well as in drawing IN all Its
branches The daily instructions begin with me Let
day November next from 8 TO O'Clock r. II.
l6-tnn-
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NOCHRANS MACHINE FOR CRUs

NOCHRANS MACHINE FOR CRUSH.
" ING Guild ORE-Recently patented in this
country and Europe.-These Machines, by their
simplicity Of construction their durability the un.
doubted principles upon which they operate their
effective operation and result are justly entitled to
the consideration of all parties engaged in Crush
ing, Grinding, and Pulverising Gold Ore, and all
other ores or mineral substances. They work and
deliver wet or dry as may be required, and car be
worked by steam, water, or horse power, and when
pull Serising gold bearing quartz particularly
when much sulphurate of Iron is found with the
ore. The perfect manner in which all the material
passing through the machine is granuated, keeping
the gold pc. f.ctly bright, from Is to 80 per cent
more gold is produced than by any other process
known Machines, with the right to use them,
capable of pulverising to fine powder 500 pounds
per hour are sold at Si0oo-those puversing one
ton per hour at 81, 500-and those sulverising two
tons per hour at 5000, deiive red in New York
IT To miners who no, prepared to purchase,
the machines will be furnished, and rented on the
following terms, viz:
machine to pulverise 1000 pounds per hour,
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F 4 contemporary, not exactly neutTaI,
lets down upon small politicians in the follow
ing manner:
;mh;hes. II sve.rs, il insults, and does what it
nleases on all occasions. IT shakes folks by
'he hand, and is as familiar as a child with q
TOW. Ii has money without labor. and is as
proud of its rags az pig in mud hole.-
Leaferdom is potent at this season The year;
il fears nobody, and laughs at clubs, and s,aIs
and policemen, as ifthey were automatons. Is
there Il thumc strong enough to keep ioafer-
dom down7
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INRANKLIN CLOTHING STORE, 81
4 main street, Richmond, Ya.-The sub
scrihers would respectfully call the att. ntion If the
atseas Of Richmond and the surrounding country
TO theiryery large and well selected stock OF eady
Made Clothing, consisting OF every style and
quality " Fail and Winter wear, all which gar
An,ee Il sell lower than any Goods of the same
quality in the city Of Richmond We, therefore, in
Vito all who wish to obtain good article al very
low price, to give us call.
Az, very large aud select stock Of gentlemens'
Furnishing Goods
Sc 45-am R. DECOU L. co
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- HAVING, II An u CUTTING AND
y DRESSING-Cupoin Leeching. Bleeding, Ex-
tracing 'Teeth, &c. Mr. J. F. SPACH, from Ger
many Iate from Philadelphia, would most respect
fully inform the citizeus OF Richmond snC its vlcn-
ity thar he has opened and atty fbed out the
NJ store on Governor street, under Mrs Eiding's
Boarding House, where he viii be st all times pre-
pared to give ample satisfaction In all the above
named branches, with prompsitude and dispatch
oc l2-lmH
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FOR RENT

g HOUSE FOR RENT-A Brick 1cuse
II in the Valley, of I7th and Venable
streets, which contains four rooms, and has lately
been painted throughout
Oc 81 En- II E4rIn
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SEALED PRUfOsALs w!i be received at
Cthe Engineers Office Staunton I'LL the 18th day OF
Nov, 1852, for the Grading and Masonry OF fifteen
miles OF the Virsina Central Rail Rosd, extending
from Crau fords twenty miles west Of Staunton, to
Panther Gap, distance Of fifteen miles IN mile sec
tiOns.
Proposals will also be received for hauling the
iron rails chairs, spikes &c, across the mountain
from Meechum's river, for the road from the west
side 10 Staunton, distance of Is miles; aud also
for furnishing the ties, aud laying down the super
structure. Separate bids may be otei cd for the
ues.
The ties TO be Of White Post Oak, eight feet
long hewed On parallel sides TO thickness OF six
inches with fscs OF not less than eight inches,
and the park taken from the other sides. Proposals
will also be resolved f,r bridge of 90 feet span Of
wood or ron at Christians creek also ior de pots
at Wagnesborough and Staunton. Plans and pro-
files will be ready from the 9Th 10 the l4th Of No.
vember.
Satisfactory references viii be required
BY order of thr Board
Times Enquirer aud Republican, copy oc2
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Ge ~ &C OF Z FFe0"llckSDutg IOuS', NO Z
TIAKDWARE.-W d q. DOM IN, No.
III ~ Pearl street, offer for sale, of direct
lGporlat Il. and American manufacture
3g00 zen Table Knives and forks, every
rie.y
1000 dozen Pen d Pocket Knives, every vriety
100 do Rsz of Rodgers, Wade d Butch.
er, and Wostenholm's manufacture
200 dozen Scissors aud Snears, various quail
ties
2c00 2a.r ;aight and fine twisted link Trace
CHAINS
90 doz Pad, Chest Closet, and Til Locks, as.
ft~d
I8j i1zan Stock Locks, assorted sizes
- 40 Rim, Knob and Tortce Locks with
Brass, White and Mineral Knobs
go dozen R0wana's, Ames' and other makes,
Spades ana Shoves
80 dozen Hay and Manure Forks
300 do Curry Combs, OF all qualities
30 d. Axes OF Vrgini-'s. Collins Sim
rl3Ds, aud others manufacture
100 dozen Hammers and hatchets
20J CJal HOds. various sizes
tFudsTs, Brass, Wire, and Pierced IRON
l5UJJ los MAYORS and Marshal!'s Cast Steel,
square. round, and Octagon shapes
1900 dozen F.irs. embracing every variety and
size Of Hand Cross-cut, Pit and Mil saw,
sud Fiat Eastard
80 Doub ana nXie Barrel fcrcus sion Guns,
part fibe quality
800 tnoueand q ID Percussion Caps
Together with other articles keptin The Hardware
line
Merchants and others visiting Richmond, would
hnd it tneir interest to give US a csil-which we
reap ctt2liy solicit. sezt
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ED RlCHMOND HAT nIANLFACTO.
AARf.-The subscriber invites the attention of
the Il ade to his new and extensive Fan SSosk of
HATS and CAPS, which comprises all the varinns
boz end Childrsns' Hats and Gaps now in use.
Merchants of Virginia, North Carolina and Ten
particularly requested to examine before
going further North, the almost infinite variety Of
GOODS now ready for their inspection at this es,ab.
ishment Those who have the disposition to pre-
fer home manufactures and encourage home in.
dustry, can do 50 with advantage by supplying
themselves and their customers with Richmond
made goods, which win be warranted az fne in
quality and perfect n workmanship "a can be pro.
duced In any market In the world, while the prices
shall be reduced te the lowest and most economical
American standard Those who may wish to pat.
roniEe the manufactures of other States can be fur
nished " Id Northern and Eastern goods at the
manufacturers prices. This stock consists of the
usual variety of fine fashionable Hats and Caps, of
old gentleaen's broad rims from the finest to the
lowest qualities; Servants' Hats and Caps of all
kinds, from one dollar per dosen no Children and
infants Hats and Caps, Ladies' Ridiag Hats. all
The various styles and qualities Of soft Hats, Tar
paulin, Wool and Glazed Hats all the grades of
Caps, hair seal, cloth, leather, plush (cetton and
silk) Fur Caps up to the very finest Otter and Bea
yer.
Ladie.' Furs-Mufs, T1ppets, Aufatees,
Cuffs Vctorines, Foot Mufs Misses and Childrens'
Mutfs Victorines, dc, as complete and well assort.
ed stock of these goods as is usually kept in the
most ia fashionable fancy Fur stores of New York.
au 3l-2m JOHN DOOLEY. 81 Main st
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O. FOR RENT.-The large and elegant
Ill Mansion Of the late David Bullock, with two
acres OF land attached thereto Possession given lst
November next. For terms, apply TO
oc EFT w GODDIN
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IF YOU would consulI your own interest. read
L the following certificate from wellknown gen
teman of this city:
RICHMOND NOVEMBER lsr, 1e50-To Mrs. A.
B. Daws-Dear Madam: / have used your "Cough
Elixir in my family for about two years, in all
cases of colds and coughs and have, on various
occasions, recommended /: TO the use of my friends
and am happy say that in every instance il has
given entire satisfaction. Indeed, SO habituated
hav- become 70 its use, In cases of coughs and
colds, that | never think Of recommending any
other remedy either in my own family or 10 my
friends. Yours, de,
JAMES W. LEWEI.LEE.
For SALE Wholesale and retail, by BENNETT j.
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, and CHAS.
d YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street, Rich
mond ee2e
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f. HOUSES FOR RENT.-A good Brick
kz.s House and two Wooden TenemeEts, on
French Garden Hill. TOLER & COOK
oc l6 General Agents
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pI,s&~
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II bTUhu FStEoct'-II hItI tINO11D Q. MI ~
RAY are now receiving very full supply OF Books
Stationery and Music, ter the Fall and Winter
trade, which they are determined 20 sell as low
they possibly be purchased any where in the
sly.
They respectfully invite their city and country
tnends to give tnen sail, promising TO give sans
action.
Teachers and Schools will be supplied at very
EDsrHl discount.
New Music received every week. Is
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Ga FOX RENT, the House on 5th street
- between Grace and Franklin, at one time oc
cupled by Mrs Tazewel. Possession may be had
on the lat of November.
TOLER q COOK,
oc2O General AGENTS
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IL UTCAE>Ox CELEBkATED aEM.
EDY FOR BLIND AND BLEEDING FILES
Warranted ssfe, sure and mild remedy foT
ries, 9rsapsus All, and all other diseases OF the
rectum. One box will convince the patient OF 10
mid and curative rroperties
Ptice oz one dollar . OF. Soc per box.
Prepared by W. HUTCHINSON, Amsterdam,
Botetourt County, Va.
For sale In Richmund by Purcell Ladd & Co,
Dove * o and Adie s. GRAY. Sc 2g-diy
Unable SALT. in small sacks, tor saks by
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c. ROOM FOR RENT.-For rent fine
E:l large Room, over our store.
oc 20 C. HARTWELL d co.
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Mrs. Webster being unable to witness the
last moments, awaited the event in her own
apartment.
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,XSHE sUB.URIBER having taken the store
L corner oil 4th and Broad streets, (recenty &C.
cupied by John F. Reeve, ESQ } will keep on hand
a ia j aud we'll selec,et assortment OF Groceries,
10 which invites the attention OF his friends ana
the public generally JAMES b. SHELTON.
Having retired from the grocery business, take
great pleasure IN recommending my successor
(James B. sheltoo) to ny friends and patrons |
have known Mr. shelton long and ultimately, arc
ietl strong assurance that in al business ifanssc'
tlons he will give entse Satisfaction;
2--lm JOHN +. e.
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one ton " $500 /"
fwD tons &C S7Sn -

" TWO tons i" $3.50
competentperson will be provided to erect the
machine, at the expense of the lessee
Machines are at work in New York, and at the
Tellureum Gold mine Of Commodore Stockton
Fluvanna County, Va.
Application may be made to William Beasley
Esq, Danielsville, Spotsylvapia County, Va, or to
Mr. John G Beasley, agent of Commodore Stock
toms mines, Howlesvills, Fluyanna Co., Va.
For further particulars address
E. d J.. BUSSING e. CO.,
oc l2-lm 80 Cliff ste,t, N Y.
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TELLY AND BLANC NANCE MOULDS.
y A hue assortment of the above just to hand,
comprising a number of beautiful patterns; also,
Jelly Stfainers, tc be had at
oc2l GINTER'S, 1877 Main street.
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Office 156 IVestminster1s Providence, r.
sD'Agent for receiving and delivering Goods in
Warren, S. DAVOL'S Express.
HE reputation of this Dye House be-
- ing so well established as to require no
C on,ments.
This Establishment received the Premium at
the late Fair at Providence. for superior coors
and style Of finish. Family Bleaching faithfully
executed. ntSAll Goods can be Ieft at Mr..
james Gardner's Store, for Davol's Express.
feb % ly
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DIR. w. N. MARTIN,
No. - state street.

DIR. NJ aims TO meet the wants Of that largs
class in the community, whose pecuniary circum-
stances have hitherto prevented them from avail
ing themselves Of the services Of the most accom-
plished operators, by giving them at lou price,
the comfort and advantage Of style of WORK
which has hitherto been atiainable only by those
who can afford to pay the highest prices. which
such work il indeed richly worth, but which Gil
cannot pay.
From the extensive advantages OF large prae-
tice, and the professional aid social tnfercouf"
with some Of the most talented and skIlfb Den.
lists In New York, and Of the many and latest
improvements in Dental Surgery, DIR. NJ ha'tem
himself that those who may give him q call. wi'
not regret their choice, but that their fullest e1-
pectations will be realized. which will indues
Them with the utmost confidence 10 recommend
their friends to him.
NERVES killed without causing the least pam,
and all other operations properly belonging to b:
profession as a DENTAL SURGEON. performed
with the greatest care and attention.
| Full under sets of Teeth made on a new plan,
+, by which their durability is increased, and many
Of the objections TO teeth made in the usual wsy,
are entirely obviated while he expense 10 greatly
| Iessened. DENrIsTs who have not had an op-
portuniiy to become acquainted with this new
plan, will be instructed at reasonable charges.
A very agreeable and efficacious Gum WasA
and Tooth Potoder, for cleansing and preserving
the Teeth and Gums-for Canker in the mouth,
Foul Breath, Sc. &c., for sale al the Office, No.
4, BRISTOL HOTEL. :, 4.
J6PReference will be given TO persons o, 'ne
first respeetabiiity, who are wearing ,uh sno Psi.
| tial sets of Teeth, Inserted by Dr. M. since MS
location in Bristol, who have voluntarily giyns
ner,nis.ion. Bristol, Dec. 8.
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M. DE LANES.

uuANDSOME M. de LANES are now
III selling of a, extreme low rates at Lore
Room.
tTBThere is a time and tide In the ahsifs
of purchasers! which IL taken at the flood leads to
BAReArNs Hasten then to EDDY'S and i'm.
prove the Aeeting moments. "Time il money
and money makes the shop 60. jan 4
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CUItiVItOrs.
JUST RECEIVED.

IL ARPER'S Magazine for June.
III The Daltons or three roads in life; by
Charles Lever, author Of Maurice Fiernay, Row
land Cashel, Chas .. Marley, the Nevilies Of
Garretstown, &c. &c
Woodreve Manor or six months in town. A
tale to SUI the merits and follies Of the times; by
Anna Hanson Dorsey. author Of the student Of
Blenkein Forest. &c.
Putnam's Semi Monthly Library for travellers
and the fire side; book for corner, by Leigh
Hunt.
Madeline; a tale Of Auvergne founded on fact;
by Julia Kavanagh, author Of Nathalie, Women
Of carly christianity SC.
Hearts Unveiled or knew you would like him
by Sarah Emery Sagmore.
The Twenty-FIfth Of May or a cruise in the
La Plata; story Of Buenos Ayres. By an Off
Ger Of the U. 3. Navy. For sale by
may 20 JAMES GARDNER.
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Grand Benefit ! f!
GEO. w. BRAYTON


"ILL give the Ladies of Warren and
w vicinity A Benefit Of some good Bar
gains in Dry Goods. as he has got the largest
and bes, selected stock Of Goods euer offered in
this tO1on.
SILKS. SILKS. SILKS.
A good assortment OF Canton Silks 3-4 wide.
which are cheap. Foulard Silks Of beautiful
style. A good assortment Of fancy, figured and
changeables. pieces Of plain, figured and stripe
steel colored.
10 pieces black Dress Silks.
SO pieces Barage De Lains Of different kinds
and qualities. A new style Of figured Lama
Cloths which are very rich. pieces black silk
warp alpaccaj Canton Cloths, Bom6a zines, &c,
Bieached Cottons Of all widths from 3-4 to 2
l-2 yds wide. Table Linens. Brown and bid
Tickings. Brown Cottons. Linen Hdkis.-
Wrought Collars, some as low as cts each.
SO 12.4 Counterpanes
For l25 cts each. They were bought at Auction
the past week In New York, and are pcry cheap
RIBBONS. FLO WERS, TABS, &c.
Also-PRINTs for 6 Ia cts per yard. Tho
best Print for the least money that can be found.
We defy competition.
Quick sales and small profits.
GEO. w. BRAYTON, Agent,
Church street.
P.S. BoNNETs whtened and pressed at a
lower price than at any other store. april 10
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standing Medicin es.

HNHE subscribers are The authorised A.
IL gents for the sale Of the following
valuable remed,es,viz Christes Galvanic articles
Jeweu's Pulmonary Elixir. Btters and Plssters
Clarke's Cough Syrup and Sarsaparila Biiters.
New England Pectora! BaIsam. Railways Ready
Reliei. Circasshn Balm, and nedicated Soap
Or. Myers, Old Townsend's, and Corbett's Ex.
tracts Of SarsAparilla. Morse's Yellow Dock
Syrup. K,dder's Dandelion Tomato Panaces
and Nerve and Bone Liniment. Folger's Olo.
slonian. Rogers Syrup Of Canchalagua. Bat
iey's and Whi,temore's Dysenlery Cordias.-
Pottsr's Liniment Gorham's Pills and Plasters
Smiths Sugar coated Pills f. l.. Soule's Soycr
elgn Balm Pills. Battey's Salt RheumO Ointment
Greene Oxygenated Bitlers. Dalloy's Anima
Galvanjc. Hutchings' Dyspcpia Bttcrs Dadd
Horne and Cattle medicines, and many others, ,
cssslogue Of which is too lengthy to enumerate.
may ~ G. II. BROWN & CO.
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90 Only % and 81 I-2 cts. a Bottle. 90
IuvHE very best Spring and Summer
IL Medicine ever offered to the peopie For
the jaundice. liver complaint and an impure state
Of the blood there il no medicine better. Every
person should have bottle without fail. Head
ache. piles. costiveness, dyspeI sia weaknesses,
humors, SC. nre cured Ny this compound, plea
sent to take and always safe. For sale by
may 29 f. S-i.V.DERS.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH!
THE BEST POSSIBLE STYLE,

THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
NNHERE is no necessity that persons
IL who wear ARTIFICIAL TEEfH should be
annoyed by the faults SO commonly seen in them,
viz:-an imperfect fit and pcrceptibe motion
to them while speaking, the difficulty Of ar,icula.
ting certain words without lisping. an obvious and
embarrassing effort 10 keep them IN their proper
place; an unnatural and bad color; teeth too short
or too long, and so bad shaped and conspicuous.
as to give an unnatural and disagreeable express
ion TO the mouth; and such deficiency in strength
as to render It impossible to put that amount Of
pressure upon them which is necessary in Inast'
eating food. or tina, which might be applied with
impunity to all well made teeth. Full or partial
sets Of teeth are made on the highly improved
plan of fArMospHERIc PRESSURE upon gold
plate or otherwise free from all the above faultsb
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IIUNI K KS[Is.

a good assortment Of Lumber now on
"A hand at the yard Of the subscribers, consist
ing Of Spruce Timber and Joist Of oil sizes, No.
/, 2, and 4; Pine Boards; Hemlock do. very
good and cheap; Shingles Of every quality; Clap
boards; Laths, &c. all For sale at the very lowest
rates. COLLINS & DRlSCOL.
july rs
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A SHIRT A sHIRT!l MY Kingdom
for n Shirt i-Shaks

IOT u SHITC ] I-OHUhS.
MANY are there IN these modern shirt
1VA wise days, who would give small king
dom (f they had 1t TO spare) to be assured OF hav
ing good fitting Shirts and 6xins,' for the residue
Of thOir period Of dwelling upon this mundane
sphere. iCJsA few more .Merino Shirts Of the
same sort, Just opened at EDDY'S. Also on
hand-a lot Of fine white Cotton Shirts, Bosoms
and Collars, with Cravats Of various styles to
match. These goods, like the excellent NEE-
DIES sold here, are Darranted not to cut in the
eye. lCJsDon't forget to call at LONG ROOM
or Gents. FuRNIsHINe GooDs. jan Is
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Hh.i'c ut Ccf v eOW PftceS, tuC ocs'
u quality of ladies' Congress and Laced Cater
Boots; morocco, kid and enamelled Jenny Lind
Boots and Shoes; Polkas; Excelsiors; Taylor
Ties and Buskins; French and English kid, mo-
rocco, patent leather, embroidered, velvet and
satin Slippers, &c.
Gentlemen's sewcd and peggcd French and
Philadelphia Cali Boots; patent leather, enamel
led and calf Congress Shoes; sewed and paeged
cali and goat Downings; Oxford and Opera Ties;
Congress Gaitels; Dancing Pumps and Caters
leather, goat, enamelled, velvet, cloth and ell
brodered Slippers.
Boys bes, quality thick. kip, grain and calf.
Boots and Dancing Pumps, Shoes and Slippers.
Misses and childrens Cater Boots, Pokas,
Jenny Lind Bvots, Buskins, Slippers and Excel
siors
Ladies'. gentlemen's, misses, boys and
children's Rubber Boots. Buskins and Over
Shoes, Of the best quality manufactured.
He also makes to order. in a superior manner,
all kinds Of laies', misses and chldren's con-
gress and common Cater Boots, Polkas, Buslins,
embroidered and satin Slippers, a. short notice.
The immense sales Of this establishment. and
the great advantage the proprietor has for OBJ
taining the BEST OF GOODS at the VERY
LOWEST PRICES, enables him to sell al a
very small advance from cost of manufacture,
thereby saving at least 10 or Is per cent. to all
that buy at
EZRA BAKE R'S,
55 South Main ST., Providence, II. l.
oct 20 e a
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WHALE OIL OUT DONE FOR
CHEAPNESS AT LAST. ~

n BEG leave 10 offer 10 The public new
II article Of Yegeiabie Oil, al less price
aud equally as safe to use as whale Oil, Tree
from smoke or smell und can lie used in a.
nv common oil or fluid lam,,s by changing
the tubes; also lamps and cans adapted for
The same, for sale by f. SANDERS,
mi Appointed Agent
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EsTArE OF ELIJAH BRAMAN.
ESTATE OF HENRY MARTIN.

ESTATE OF Henry MARTIN.
Court of Probate, Warren, June 5, 1852
IOHN II. CHILD, Administrator on
- the estate Of Henry Martin, late OF
said Warren, deceased, presents his final
account for allowance {:
Ordered, that the same he received and
referred to a Court Of Probate to be holden
at the Town Clerks Office in said War
rsn, on the first Saturday Of July
next, at two O'Clock: p. m, for considera-
ton; and that notice thereof be published
three successive weeks in the Northern
Star. s. RANDALL, P. Clerk.
June 10
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