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/. JAMES J.. FRERET.
-. D.,-t-I. ~ -,
q

NJ bfhe foregoing five buildings yield monthly rent at sion a,
Per sohh according fto, Esn IL i,nan
faker E,q passed before o. Do Aras Notary Public On the g DIV
oi "p"nfyi sl, whereby said g. hm bid nj III
Sq sfpsS sho Aforesaid fys buildings and collect
commence the s March, end on lie Isl Mark iSa h.
s. fnrKar binding himself pay monthly during said len
Ald SpO, onofs
ngs 70 belong TO sud 4 A. Iaforest. his hss 4saigns
IN me 100 eet fronting John street south side
q a one story frame house Kitchen stable the stated
mud on Tho 81 feet remaining St. John street
Ia story building 'front.' and 10 Tho resr t,y ,to,
frnme house, with kitchen sablus, t'' ''''s
Seized in the above
Terms cash Hput JN3TES FpEpPr
Sb.,;s 4, IL ~
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lanes WHITE, No. 1853 Gravier street, New
- Orleans. constantly PURCHASE NEGROES alec Board snd
and all him. eil y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-17
of NswDgLRAH4 TEIEWS.... No. All,
DN NIRTITE of a writ of fieri fncina To mo ii
sEcosn pIsrEpr cornr Widow b. DUGAhP ALFRED BgoU
OF NEwOHUEANs TEN. NO 1856.
T1V UIRTITE nf v,r;t Of uo;,ur, ,,,J ~, l., a.,

R1 VIRTUE of a writ Of seizure and sale to
- directed by The Honorable the Second District
orleans the above entitled will proceed to sell public
iou the Rotuula the City Exchange
chares aud Royal Streets SATURDAY january
o'clock NJ.
certain LOT OF GROUND situated in this city, Royal street,
"twen nane md ST. Ann 20 front
al street by l9 eet deep together with the buildings and improve
tha9n consisting Of brick with
bdi front Of the lot and story brick
IN the and a ccset adjoining, and stables.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms cash oil the spot JAMES p FRERET,
d2l Ial "a 81 Sherin Of the parish Of Orleans.
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taAY0RAI4TY or New ORLEANS, Dec. Ia 4, 1861.
coESc or AU SloirALlTY No, TWO
SIgfAd OF TUESDAY December 8, 1881

Council that there satisfactory opposition inside
opr dlt Shell Road
eaee Pr M ssai Rssa
p.nss mid opening % the passed April sa
lns oronug Lying ~ & city Of
Rssd That Tie HI gye puD hotice during
md Enslisl, 81 sNjd intention. II - -
lsiessal \. IL, MES H. CALDWELL, President
4 !slspe.l NJ IA, Ds CRssstAN, Mayor. H
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z AAyoKAf.TYn NEW ORLEANS, psershss Ia, 1851.
,s.sH se is hereby given, in virtne of the
MINI z Municipality, Al ler
s5 less twenty
az ~ Council q s.ciai, No Two VIII 10
s,ris Road hs R.i FROM IN eTltsion 70 The
III I'll
ns " ps Bakng Company safassby e he
hs The Sd April ss2 regulating
May sifi ~ Wy AZ am ndateas tes ssp approved ad
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SsHDES; BOOTS a Nd BRO G II
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SgooSg Irsrce's couRt CHARLES pEyeREuX VS. SMOKES
'P NE"ortE'Ss mason lalerysaor. i3,2ss..+. by
NY VIRTUE OF a writ Of feri faeias to me
directed ,y the Honorable L. Winter Second Justice Of t
ior re PARISH Of Orenns VIII eIposB Auction on
S9SpA \ Jslo4r ~ ~ l2 O'clock Smiths store corner
the above entitled cause, Ni''~ - o'N'" ~
Is" Terms cast. GpuRGF n pE ,pSnN
jaIl6 Il 70 ~ ,'rr.,.,,,
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a~ Everything desirall, for gentle
mans wardrobe can be found at the
Clothing Store of Mr. j. i. Hazard & Co ,
and at prices which admit of no compcti
tion Mr.. IIaz ,rd is very accommodating
to all his cu,tomers. aud is willing to use
every cxertion to please and induce then.
to give their pstronag,, and possessing
fac liti which enable him to buy goods
at tn lowest prices and th'r. fore s Il at
tha lowest prices. lie is bound to 60
ahead AMI drive lusn IS. Civ him Il
a call and try him, an You will fad him
always ready to deal in II fair and candid
manner.
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SARrAIN's UNION MAGAZINE for March
has come to hard, containing its usual quantity
of valuable r,adins matter, and splendidly
illustrated with twenty embell;shments-two #
them fine steel engravings. The reading mat
ter of this magazine is n only inter esting, hut
there is a purity Of taste, chastene Of style
and high moral tone about it which We find in
very few of the literary magazines Of the day
1t also contains a review of the fashion, and
a summary of the musical AMI literary events
Of the day. Published by j. Sartain Co.,
Philadelphia, al S3 90 per annum.
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Great Expedition

At The Granite H'N Sranch Cutting .Store
HAVING on hand, nnl are daily receiving.
IL garments Of every variety, suited for the
present and approaching seasons, manufactured
expressly for our trade, to accommodate our
numerous customers. Purchases may depend
upon getting a good article AMI their money
worth. We would wish also to call particular
attention to cur assortment of Boys AMI
Youths Clothing Of every variety AMI color
Gentleman furnishing goods. Hats, Caps
&C. sc. J L. HAZARD & CO.,
West side P,wcatuck Bridge.
N. B. The public will please accept our
th inks for the liberal share Of patronage shown
us thus far, and hoping to meet continuanc,
Of the same, we shall he happy to wait on those
who may favor us with a call.
Westerly, Feb II. j L. II. & Co.
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Cabinet Furniture, &c.

TIE sui scribers have just received from Me-
l. York large and we'll selected stock f ne
and fashionable Furniture, in setts suitable to
the Drawing Room, Pnrlor, or Chamber, an
are constantly manufacturing for sale or t.
order. every variety Of plain and genteel furn
turc. chairs, sc which We shall sell for cast
ami as low rs can be bought elsewhere. Thei'
stock is such rs has never before been offered
to the public in this vicinity. Persons wishing
to purchase will do well to call and examine
for themselves Letore purchasing elsewhere.
y. b. 4 large assortment Of ready made
collins constantly on hand.
Ware Room west eni Pawcatuck Bridge, II!
stairs CLA X 4 DENls ON
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THE GRRAT COUGH REMEDY TRIUMPHANT
LET NONE DESPAIR.

Meesr. A L. Scovie & Co In the month Of June
1880 my wife was taken sick with inflammation on the
Lungs In the Of four five weeks she was pro-
nouneed by physician cured but being still quite
weak che was advised by him to TO the country fer
ehangc Of air On arriving at Albany was very rainy
and she took a bad Cold which brought on a sever"
Cough At the end If five weeks. l went after and
brought her home again She continued to grow worse
daily coughing night and day and raising full pint Of
matter every day She could not lie down at all and
wa, so weak that she could not stand up walk but
was obliged sit down in ch'ir all the time and ge
wbat sleep she could in that wav This state Of thing
cont; nu until October. when the physician said N
could do no more f,r her bccaus. she was in CON-
SUMPTION-that she might poss bly, I've until Marcel.
but that all We could d. was keep hr comfortable
"a possible About this time she happened to read ar
advertisement of your Dr. Rogers Syrup Of Lverwort
Tar and Cauchalagua which she thought touched he:
case bought a bottle but could not see any bencf
f-om its use until he had taken four bottles At that
tim. she could lay down in bed and ccughcd less anc
had gained some strength After taking seven bottles
she decidedly better and our Doctor advised me 10
get some of the pure Canchaaug"a and give IN I'd
rm # Tincture he convinced it was the Tan
eh.l,uyua that had wrought the change. purchase
huo YOU some of the plant and had it prepared whcl
she took for four months when she was
ured nv the physician and all our friends She is no"
well and able to do her own work.
tLARENCE HEDGE.
II Lawrence street. Brooklyn.
Brooklyn, Sept l7h 1851
We the undersigned hereby de clare that Mr. Clarenc
ued is the Foreman Of Foundry corner Of Read'
aud Center strcets-hat he is man Of irr'lroabhab
character and his statements entitled to the fullest
confidence We would also add that from our knowledge
Of the above facts believe them to be true in every
particular. JAMES D"h"H .o
No 3l4 Broadway.
New Yotk Sept 22d. 1851
CAUrION-None genuine unless there is on the buff
wr r,pppcr note hand signed with Pen by A. H. SCo-
yILLE& co.
FOR SALE wholesale and retail by A. L. SCOV1LL 4
CO. Proprietors their Principal Depot GOTHIC HALL
No. 3,6 Broadpay " to whom all orders for the med:-
ene and letters relating agencies should be
post paid
Also for sale in Westerly. r. l.. by sTILLMAN POT
TER and 4. W BABCOCK
pRICE-In large bottles $1Oo or bottles for $500.
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Wcaver's Reeds and Harm sscs

lie will keep constantly On hand an assortmeE
of Manufacturers ar,icl : Of the very hes
quality, aud rs low as can lr purchased els,
where. Having secured the serves If NJ
Brigham. wnonts been engaged IN the husine.
for the llsi twelve years, he feels confl n, J.
shall be able TO give entire satisfaction 10 t,
his patrons He soliciis the very liberal fa;.
ronng. Of all Mr. Brigham old customers, IN
all Others who may favor him with their Gu
t IN He designs to keep On han every thin
usel in the NJ nuftc,urerS line The follow
ing are some oil the articles which he will kc,l
on hand, viz: Rec Is of all kinds, Harnesses {
all kinds, shuttles, Pickers. Temples, Coe
Patent Wrenches Comb Plate, Card strip el,
Card Clothing. Betting, Banding Of all kind:
Brushes, &c, sc.
Williams 1 atcmt Wire Trrddics put up n
short NUtite.
The best Of reference can be given rs to wOrl
manship and materials IF all articles manuia'
tured by the subscriber.
HENRY p. PARKS.
Woo NsoCKrT, r. |. Dee. "a, 1871, =
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1852-02-19
American Temperance
LIFE INSURANCE co.
Capital 10000 Dollars.
Oroani:ed On NE Mutuai Principle.

Organized cn Me Mnf"at IrAn0Ih'
THE great and especial Object of Life lnsur
L anc. is to secure the wifi. AMI children
against want AMI misery after the death Of the
husband AMI father: though it is useful, ms
may br seen in great variety of cases.
This company will grant insurance on lives
upun tie mutual pr,n. pie at the lowrst safe
rates AMI also without participation in profits.
Persons may effect insurance On tneir own
lives, or upon the lives of others AMI for the
whole duration Of life. on for limited leriod
All pers ms whose lives ARE insured with tins
company are permitted to travel IN any OF the
regular mail routes in the United tates and
Territories. by steamboat or otherwise and to
tr' vel infant or ON any Of the western or upper
lakes by steamboat or other conveyance. Ii
is the peculiar merit of this company that it
cnmblncs al the ndyantnges of thA two sys.ems
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ID 1 Il ID ,

In this t.wn, Potter Hill, on the 18th inst,
G GORGE Porter, agel - years.
At Mystic Bridge. on the 9th inst, Capt.
STEPHEN MORGAN, in the 4ith year Of his
age.
AT Mystic River,W WiLLIAnI L-Dy ARD WOLF,
on the morning of the OH inst. aged II years,
IL months, 20 days. Three hours afterwards.
AMBROSE II. GRANT, aged l3 years, 10 months,
II DAYS.
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EAHNESTOCKS s VERNIlFUGE is confidently
L recommended rs safe AMI etf.ctual medi-
zine for expelling WORMS from the system
The attention Of those who have used other pre-
parations for this purpose, without any per
m ,nent advantage, is particularly requested
The lives of thousands of children have leen
savel by the timely use of this extraordinary
medicine. For sale by MOVES s PALMER.
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Please Read.


Gr0nite HoN Br0mh Clothing Store,
at Panc9tuck brMge.
ii e subscribers, wishing to close off their
L winter stock of clothing, to make room for
spring stock, now utfer Their enti'e stock at
greatly reduced prices. Cur shop not being
large, We want the room for spring goods, and
we attend to SILL ,ods for a few days ut prices
which VIII induce men to buy, if they are not in
Immediate want. We Luy our goods for cash
and we Cannot be undersrld 1t don't suit our
fancy to be beh.nl the times. We intend to
paint up our shop ami. when spring opens, to
ill it fuil Of the best Of clothing, and then we
nm suit your entire taste and fancy. Our mot
20 is, Quck sales and small profits; keep the
,hip moving: and make hay while the sun
shines. Call in, gentlemen; little money
xill buy VIII, lie SUIT Of clothes.
R<s- A full assortment OF boys clothing con-
stantly on hand D. HALAhD " ~
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TO MANUFACTURER.

THE Undersigned gives notice that he hss
purchased the stock in trade la ely owned
by { & Brigham, at the oil stand, in WOON
,OCkET, X l., opposite the Furnace Company ;
Iron Foundry, on Main Street, where he vii!
continue the business OF manufacturing all
kind of
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THE subscribers have just received. from New
| York, new supply Of CARPETS, Oh llool
Cloths AMI Paper Hang. y.ngs-tonsht .ior casa-
which they offer very cheap for cash. Please
;all and examine v oMllh
Westerly Feb 49, 1852
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'OXYGENATED BITTERS.
R...nt Test;mo " from j. C. Barter Collector Of the
Port of ogdensburg New York.
Oslpnsburg. Dec. /. 1851

Port 0gdensUufg NV
OgJensburg, Dec. /, 1851.
Me.sr. Reed Bates & Au'tin Boston-''entl m"n-l
had en- much afflicted, for the greatest part OF the
y,ar eid ny at last midsumm,r with singular derang
m mt Of the bowels with occasional attacks OF
Dyspepsia During the last summ,r. cdentaly took
up paper, containing test mon ais resp crg youro:y-
genatcd Btters In instance where relief had fol-
lived tn. ir found my symptoms and cond ton
accurately described that it det rmined me upon rty
my Thin accordingly procured and have used seve'-
al bottles and find in renovated strength aud health
Satisfactory evidence that in my they have accom-
plishcd Ill that could wish.
Very resi- ectf.y. your obednt scrvont.
J. c. BARTER.
REED. BATES, h AUSTIN, Wholesale Drugs SITS, NJ
- Merchants Row. Boston, General Agents.
rhes 81 psr bot.is six bottles for 81
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~ There were about thirty departures for
Califo,n MIA, from this place, last evening. They
were in high spirits success 60 with them.
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Of Joint Stock and Mutual IIsul ance

while its business is done for the benefit Of the
holders Of life pol ces and not for stockhCl lers
1t becomes every person before making il
life Contract to consider well tie terms the
rates Of premium, the character Of the Cfiice.
,s financial affairs and management, and alsU
its ability to discharge lis Obligations
We have adopted the lowest safe rates but if
they should prove to be higher than they need
to be on acccun. Of the greater value OF life
upon Temperance principles the insured have
The full benefit, Tor the profits are t. be !aaae
for them alone. Our premiums to he paid
i'll cash mot requiring note as il the case III
most companies. The strength, ability, ana
well invested capital OF this institution, are
SURPASSED by no oher Life Insurance Company,
wn.ch entities it, i'll my opnion, to the fullest
confidence CT The public.
IL Il RUFUS G.. PINNEY,
Controller of puLlic AccOun. 5 Conn"
Cali ornia risks VII lie taken at cquitahlr
rates. The Undersigned is the only author zcd
Agent for this vicinity.
46 WOODBURY. COY.
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@- We see it stated that Petition is
circulating in Bangor, for a law prohibit
iny the use of Tobacco.
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ISDICATIo~ OF AN "EARLY SPRING -
The " "kow .shutrs'' all about town
have comm4nced shielding their c'thers
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MI AR RE },

In this villnge. IN the 10th inst, by tie Rev
Mr., Taylor, Mr. THOMAS w. SECAR, 10 Miss
JANE Z. BRADFORD, only daughter Of Mr..
Chas Dralforl
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NOTICE..
Boots and Shoes,
For New York, via StOning
ton Railroad.

REGULAR MAIL LINE-SUSDAYS EXECpTEn.
.-H-T- t. The splendid steamers Z VAN
-!ss:z-llEEa DEEBlLT, Captain joel Stone, an"
COMMODORE, Capt. Frazee, will run in con
nection with cars Of the Stonington Railroad.
rs follows. viz The {. Vanderbilt will leave
Stoning.on Monday Wednesday AMI Friday
Commodore Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
For freight or passage apply at the St"nngtol
Depot, or to WllLlAM CohSlO'h'
At the Merchants Insurance Office.
Berths and state rooms secured at any tim
Of day on board. ly ~
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February Is, 1852.
hY AUTHORITY
Andrews WILDER Hazard j 2
Arnold Harriet Hewitt j Franklin
Burdicx ar"line Harvey Thomas
g Benz f Horton hichard )
Barber John A Harris Llt'leton
Barnes Joseph jackson Edward
Burlck : ephen jonas DAVID
Brown J n * lain Bridget
Bu"l Alfred Lorel Helen
B ,bcock stephen Lanphear
Bcnn ng5on Alice LnngwortEy Aseneth p
Burdick stephen A Lanphear Jesse
" James Z Lrrkin jonathan
&C Lucretia S VI Hon Catharinc
Brown Mary j NJ Caffrey John
Burdick nby J M,rrar;y M!chael
;a abcOck } l. MaXscn Has
Beckwi;h Abby NJ Munro Thomas c
Bliven LAURA A Northup Susan A
Cook Lafayette o is B'isry
Champlin Chas W owen Andrew
Jeffrey Peckham Elisha
Israel Pen ileton Mary :
Cranlall Ehoia " sarah E
Clark Franses Phinney Ralph
Crowley John Rnwh nj II
Chapman Chas P Robinson x Son
|Cavende l. lead II l.
Clarke Mrs Brenton Rand 4 z
lChamrl'n James Ray Mary
Congdon Charles Smith Ebcnezer
Carpenter AsaEh n " Eben
Collins Willard Saunders John G
Champlin Miss Mary A :cptt John
DAVIS Rainfall Ehpmpson Charles IL
4" james A Taylor Susan G
Lydia II Tcftt Charles W
Bowman smes Underwood Abby r
Donglass Isaac II CIV
Doran Hannah WILLIAMS p j
Dolan Mary Wilcox Borj
Dewey Benz Wells Mr. NJ
Foley Mary West Elizabeth
Foye James Weeden Charles
Gardiner Deborah York Mrs Lucy
iowdy d Il
J. HOBRRT CROSS, P. NJ.
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u. III. Farnham, Dentist.

Win be found at his Office in Westerly from
" the lst to the 10Th of each Month, until
further notice, where he is prepared to perform
IL operations belonging to his profession in q
satistsetory pAnpH.
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Books {! Books :!

DOSE WATER, from the rest of Damask Ros
n Leaves. Double Distilled. For sale. in
. T. bottles. by MOVES &. PALMER.
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1 LARGE assortment Of dress silks, Turc
"A satins, aud watered porlns. for sal" cheaI
by S ID SMITH
Westerly, Feb 10, 1852
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ii. & II. sheffield,

III. ~ #. SheHIe1U,
DEALERS in Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots,
II Shoes, Hats, Caps, Crockery, Provisions,
Fire Proof Paint, Hard Ware. Stoves,
IRON AND STEEL,
Cut Nails, Cart and Wagon Boxes, Sheet Iron.
Z:nc, Stove Pipe. Anvils, Stone Hammer
Shapes, Steel Springs. &c.
Store-west Broad street, Pawcatuck Village.
81 IT,
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A GOOD assortment Of crocterv and cook
n st YES for sale cheap by SMITH
Westerly, Feb ID. 1852
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List Of

Remaining in the Post Office, Westerly, r. l.,
February Is, 1862.
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Esay for Sale.
Flour, Flour.

NRE@H Ground Of Extra and chtice Bran
l. us.e eceiyed and for sale low Y
PENDLETUN s. BROTHER
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-10-08
Ann CHAI.LENSE.,


M THArEvER concerns the health und hap.
wv pincss of people is at oil times ofthe
most valuable imptrtance. take il for gran
ted that every person viii DO nllin their pow
er, to save the lives Of their children, and thu
every person will .endeavor to promote . r
own health at all sacrifices. feel il be
my duty to solemnIy assure youthat JRMS,
according to the opinion of the most celebra
ted Physicians, are the primary causes Of !
large minority Of diseases 10 which children
aud adults are liable; il you have an appetite
continually chaugeable from one kind Of food
10 ar otlIer, bad breath, pain In the stomach,
picking al the nose, hardness and fullness Of
the belly, dry cough, slow fever, pulse irreg-
ular--remembe that all these denote Worms,
and you should at once apply the remedy.
HoBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP.
An article founded upon scientific princi-
pies, compounded with purely vegetable sub :
stances, being perfectly safe when taken, and
can be given TO the most tender infant with
decided beneficial effect, where bowel com.
plants and diarrhoea have made them weak
and debilitatcd The tonic properties OF my
worm syrup are such, hat il stands without
an equal in the catalogue Of medicines Civ
ing tone u nd strength TO the stomach, which
makes it an infallible remedy for those afflict-
ed with dyspepsia, the astonishing cures per-
formsd by this syrup after physicians have
failed. is the best evidence Of tsIeficacy over
all others,
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66 66
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY GOODS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
At No. &C, Front Street, 9 doors pest Of III
Franklin House.
THANKFUL or past lavors and solicit
i ing continuance Of your patronage, We
respectfully invite your attention TO as FINE
A STOCK (perbaps) Of Silks, Dress and fancy
goods and Notions as can be found in our city.
1t is impossible to enumerate; you must call
and examine for yourself.
Our increased sales is an evidence that our
goods, prices and manner OF doing business is
becoming known and appreciated by discern
ing public, who have too much common sense
TO be humbugged by putting. ""Self-praisc
being half scandal" We leave the field for
those who are adopts at putting themselves
We planted ourselves here when our city conld
hardly be called tolcn, have grown up with
il studying from year to year, your wants, at
FIRST keeping our little craft near shore, increas-
ing our stock according TO our m ,uns, and now
we find oar heads above water and why? SIM
ply because we purchased our goods erclusiue-
ly for cash, and sell for the same at small prof
its and lose nothing by bad debts.
For low prices we have nailed our colors 10
the mast and ,ciH not surrender. t3
]. L0DWICK & SONS.
Country Merchants and Furnacemen,
After posting yourselves as to prices and
qualities Of goods we would be pleased to see
on as we believe we can make il to your in.
.erost 10 give us share Of your patronage.
April 13, j lS5Q-dW aa l ,