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POncine SOAP.

THIS Unique and beautiful article for the
i toilet and the bath, being entirely devoid
of all noxious mordants combining the cleans
ing and softening qualities Of the finest OLE
ates with the defensive properties OF an i'm
palpable powder derived from the levigatlon
of pummice, softens and polishes the hands
and removes all the asperities Of the skin.
1t is we'll adapted for the use of individuals
in all classes of society. A fresh supply
Just received and for sale ut
DR.. THURSTON'S Dispensary,
al Main st.
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Cooley, Graham, & Arthur

WILL furnish one copy of Godey's Lady's
w Book, and one copy Of Grahsm's Mag
azine, year, for 81; or one copy Of Lady's
Book, and one copy of Arthur's Home Mag
azine, containing 80 pages, for 50 90 or
one copy of Lady's Book, and one copy or
Arthurs Home Gazette, for SO so.
Postage on Godey's Ladys Book only z
cts. each No.
L. A. Cooley,
l13 Chestnut St, Phila.
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AN ELEGANT assortment Of Valentin
n Envelopes at
o. STILLMAN'S Book Store.

SUBSCRIPTIONS. received for the Plough,
y Loom and Anvil il is issued monthly,
and contains "a pages Of closely printed
matter, richly embellishcd with appropriate
engravings &c. For further particulars
please call to W HAMMOND,
OF High street.
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Gamma Root.

A FRESH supply of this article from the
II West Indies, just received. 1t is n valua-
BILE and nutritious alment for Invalids and
Infants; is far superior as diet for the sick
to the best arrow root and is especially ad-
apted to the use Of persons of DysPeptic,
DiarrheaT and Consumptive habits. For
sale by DOCTOR THU RSTON.
Westerly, Feb %. 48
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BrOalna

TSa combination of the cocoa with other
ingredients, innocent. inyigorating and
agreeable to invalids, and persons inhealth.
To the sick it yields delicate and palatable
beverage when other nourishment is repug
nant to the Stomach, or indigestible AS a
diet for children it is invaluable. Recon-
mended by the most eminent of the medical
Faculty in Boston.
For sale at DR., THURsTON's dspcnsary,
Main St. @ S3
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D@- We have received the Patent
Oface Report for 1852, for which our
thanks are due Hon. B. b. Thurs.on.
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B@ The Duke of Wellington was
worth, at the time of his death, about
ten millions of dollars.
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IN HAND the best assortment ever before
~ kept in Westerly. Books. Games, Port
Monaies, Paper Mache Goods, Cologne Stands
Perfumes, &c. &c. &C., opened this day and
for sale by c. III. DENISON.
December %. OF
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cost, in drawing and engraving, Of $4,000
or SO 900.
All communications relating to the work,
to be addressed to o1llr
ALEXANDER MONTGOMERY, am
Publisher, .lN 1n.
..E ...I.I oif.slf IL Spruce st., N. Y.
- Country papers inserting the above
three times, and sending copy of the pa
per containing it to the publisher, will be
entitled to complete volume Of the illus
rRArEp MAGAZINE OF Arr. 3t97
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ID L e d.

In this village, on Thursday, Jan, q, Miss
NANCY TAYLOR, aged 60 years.
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THE ANNJHILAT0R
COUGH SYRUP.

Splitting of Blood, and all 9TH
er Lung Complaints tend
ing to Consumption.
'HE annhilator Is a new preparation, composed
principay Of those Roots, Herbs and Vegetables,
combined with other substanees) which have q spe-
cifc influence upon the LuSos and their connected
organs. 1t Is entirely harmless not containing opium.
caomel antimony any other nausea atipg substance
the contrary IL Is pleasant To take and has i'm
mediate happy influence upon the system by allaying
all irritation, and gently removing the phiegm and
other morbid secretions from the throat and air pas
sages thus relieving the Cough by subdang the in
hammation and other causes which give rise 70 IT IL
exerts decided action upon the skin and assists
nature in expelling through the exhalents much OF
that morbid matter which would otherwise De thrown
back upon the LUNGS to be there eliminated rom sne
blood thus relieving the lungs OF part OF tne work
and helping to render the system vigorous ana
Where liberation has taken place II assists the
lungs in throwing off the the corrupted matter ootncs
the irritation and induces healthy action in the dis
eased structures and restores II to perfect heath
These its distinguishing characteristic properties
possessed in equal degree 1--WE believe,) BY any
other medicine before the public. An ordinary
cough and cold will give way before 1t In few hours
1t has been used by great number and not failed IN
n single case. One trial will satisfy the most ncredu-
lous Sold wholesale aud retail by the proprietors,
R. MCDONALD s. SONS, Druggists,
New-Brunswick, Nj.
And by srLLMAS & POTTER. Westerly 1.
Retail price. Soc, and 81 90, per bottle
i MrssRs. r. Nc DONALD, l. soSs:-
! have been for a long time afflicted with disease
Of the Lungs attended with pains In my side and
breast. and also with ureauiu dteac NJ VI
in fact to such degree that have been obliged to sit
up all night when the attack was upon me- not being
able to breathe unless in ansuprght position had
in consequence become very much emaciated ana ex-
ceedngly prostrated /; 1 had used various remedies
without relief and almost began to despair OF obtain
ing any when fortunately obtained your 4nnhiidfor
Cough Syrup, which take much pleasure in inform-
ing you has entirely relieved me. / can now take my
rest and enjoy my sleep with as much comfort as
when in the enjoyment Of perfect health In truth ,he
medicine under Providence is my greatest blessing.
therefore take pleasure in giving you this testimony
in its favor and rcconme it to my friends and the
public as the very best Medicine ever met Win ior
Colds Coughs and all diseases Of the Lungs.
! BROGAN BROKAW,
83m6 167 Durnet street, New brunswick
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Dentistry,

Ga ii. III. FARNHAM, Dentist,
HYFA can be found at his Office in
1IIlYWesterly from the first to the
10th of each month until farther no,ice.
[68tf1 July IL, 1852.
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Dissolution.

THE copartnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the subscribers under the firm of
PIERCE & CHASE, is dissolved by mutual
consent. The business Of the late firm will
be settled by Bernard W. Pierce, who is du-
ly authorized to sign in liquidation.
-. BERNARD w. PIERCE.
.f.. SETH W, CHASE
Westerly, r I, Jan. l, 1858. T, 3t94
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Stationery.

Among our Stationery may be found
Foolscap, plain and gilt edged Letter per !;
buff, adhesive, plain and fancy white Letter
and Note Envelopes Sealing Wax, Waters,
and transparent Motto Waters; black, blue,
red, and indelible Inks; Inkstands Of va
rious styles, Gillott's superior Steel Pens,
holders, drawing and Office Pencils, Pen
Gil Points, Quills, Sand Boxes, Rubber, bone
and ivory Folders, and Port Folios satin,
enamelled, French enamelled plain and gilt
edged Cards, of all sizes, &C., &c.
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Walnut OIL Shaving Soap,
ITO which was awarded the premium by the
l. American Institute. For sale by
rsnh G. II. DENISON
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rTwb- Where may
R.Sz-lW be obtained,
.eiAI-rzEV cheap, Theo-
locgical, Classical and Mis-
cellaneous Books, Of all
kinds; Blank Books, Staple
and Fancy Stationery Of G.
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Blank Books.

Our stock of Blank Books was selected by
us from the most extensive manufactures in
New York, forming the largest, best and
cheapes. assortment Of Blank Books yer
brought into Westerly. 1t consists in cart
of Pass Books, Memorandums, Tuck pmo-
randums, of various sizes and stAIes of
covers; Records, Day Books and Lyle rs |;
Cyphering and Exercise Books, S sedAl-
buns &c &C. ..-r.
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Building Lots.

Az HOUSE LOTS, for sale by
4U % ..r- pW & A PIERCE.
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Books.

Our stock of Books is varied 9nd too cx-
tensvc for enumeration here, embracing the
different branches Of literature, to which we
are constantly adding.
5sS- Weinvite our friends the public, and
the "rest Of mankind" to give us call, as
we feel assured that they can suit themselves
from our stock. .
soft CUAMPLIN & BADCOCk.
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Is nearly opposite Washington Bank-
entrance merit door West Of Thomas
Perry's Je,oelry Shop, same building
nth Printing Office,
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80 ~sNS~es
Journal b pgbli:hst + New Yeri: ara % SndSos
n:s n On
with their POSITION The and their
the s &
utterly lost hey rsfu:s admit that
shs msesie: Il. last years her:
noble
abect ya the Sovereign Great Britain,
~
tnd
western and southern nations Europe is towards rspubh
ns like ss from
sr with n. s .. her
again rpsnng FAST for another bursting forth Of sho pre-
= English iis~the ycteisss isnaess rishtlass Who
sor il nss n have
sion Of ireland in the plumber Of Asia The
s.9 .n ~: E 81 xs
an % AZ. finding and spirit t again
asleep War already Europe; other threat
America there xssela. heart. sarn.s sas
% and
coming chsrsed the electricity Of revolution and one
ss
s' 81 81 evoke n h' n
noble zeal aid partako in the great
European democracy The 'cregns and Of
to promote far In MS lies fraternal alliance Of the
peoples sainst the soveregns and One
erfu obstacle such fraternal ha. hitherto
British COVE The of e Citizen to
devote their efforts to strip on thst sanctmo
nious pretence and to sxhitt the Enssh its true
prsssor England AID the ally OF oppression all the world
Intending themselves to be true and loyal American
citizens they will mend Of policy which
common astion Of this great republic they viii Va ul
cate and with al their power assist careful loving
study those wise and just institutions here
America they have botn refuge from their enemies
and school and ersample Of the grand doctrine
enforce beeoms IL ssod faith citizens and armed ao
heavy debt gratitude which expatrated IriSamsn
AIsres tor her protection and her ready
charge that debt hey will be jealous in the task Of
Yeconcfiing the various factions hch both sides Of
Atlantic have and weakened the Of Ireland
Of this Journal intend make trial how
Irshu enbow votares Of democracy militant In Eu
with them in those principles and help hom in striking th
alliance Soon they will DO enabled to know whe her they
boring end They do think Of spending
dishes Of Skinned milk" They do not mean TO BIO likene
unto the Jews forever calling Palestine thor country and
waiting for the rest ion King Davds dynastyor the
rthuror the soldiers OF the millennium, eternally grid
Ing Their swords for the day of Armageddon While Br
br and passionate revolt against it. they will
labor in their chosen work. rate and In the
time, they know that the honest and fearless preaching
truth and justice must bear good iruit 10Th fer Ireland
for The citizen will be published saturday
the first number will Saturday the 18th Of January
1854 future advertisement will notify the terms OF sub
atoms in the aptime to be addressed to
JOHN Mitchell. Union street. Brooklyn.
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mitchell DISCRIMINATION.

DUBiIC DINNER TO JOHN mitchell, AT THE
Broadway Theatre Monday ey:eing December 49, 1853
Tickets for tie proposed testm onal i've dollars entia1
the holder to introduce two ladies to the boxes Tickets
be had at the following stor House. Broadway
Theatre Metropolitan Hotel St Nicholas HOTEL Moasts
59 Broadway usrricks q Chatham street. Joseph a
etreet Capt Thomas Murphy 10 Elizabeth streets Thomas
Clark corner Chatham and James street, James russell
39l Bowery; David Hay nos Montague Hall, Brooklyn.
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On Thursday Decsn bsr 8 at Baltimore, according to
the ceremony Of the Society OF Friends, WILLIAM BELL o.
this city, to MAMIE daughter Of William G. Thomas Of
Baltimore.
At Geneva, N. y on Wednesday December 7, BY the
Rchmond Va. 10 LAURA p, daughter Of the late Judge
Sanford, OF this city.
At Washington, Saturday September B. Lieut. GEORGE
w DorY United States Navy, to JULIA daughter Of the
late Henry Lynch of New York.
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n rhsm's Great GIT Entcrprise.-Th

prAct csby vorkns Of this truly and
Speculation rapidly approaching solu toa and until tho
vabuo know whether resus eats Acorily tho, will not
70 any great extent similar enterprise. started
ether lnoeed not Advisable that they should,
tho whole Plan is experiment, and should prefer
sssiug rr. pcshss carried through before eui
about I rre tickets - sot teiore this affair comes
% sue let all who wish 10 speculate Ia this buy
Mem mp. BY ding will have prAsteAl test VI the
vsrkhs Of Aft enterprises on . large scala.
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Crayen Dsguerreotypes - Made only Mt
ecO1 Gallery 50 bresassy freesss patented Cloudy
weather all Ne ~ fsar.
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T A. MIL 5, AucrIoNEga-Bi "a. cossLY. No, %
49, AZ esest rese-y' far am sso large ,to.s ei
sruce sypeTnas rogr slsi ~ dan. Cd teas wiaes
cara AZ For psftic1lA $50 Conrer Enquirer
peEENproeY saLs OF ELEGANT BOUsssoLp
me Pogsrsy 81 Ary so,r :. ' s sSs,s
ii ,be iuyaars Il the sons hou e. near corner 81
For mo street sad Br sdws esaprspe siessa. ssrres
green brcsee; rosewood marble centre psr and
p,nsss tss.sry BRUSSELS hrss Wy aud iasrsa ssrps.
vsys s-d sensss star oa dsassa ana ,ass eur
EXTENSION dining tables 4aras Top ana wssaads
iorssr SisaLss asseraHy aairs ..d rs,isr ..snas.
sa.y and sssss s Rs
stove and ths ttohsu urasars vita which the sale viii
part having been removed anstaer street an. viii
Sms r'a sns sspo. rsaass sf al surssas css.
losues a. the hoase on the cay ofssle.
PuBLlo SALE OF LoTs AT KrYrogT -ThE TniRp ri,
b les q no ear xSp;r .. ssissSyi tho ss
NV YsTi and wslsns Dsst phii.dsiphIs,
leave Ssr York ~ ss, si leave Kay
the purps7e q esa6lssnx 'irsst ss New Yo.t
Ct s.h the s.y
ss s s ss s.s.i A s: M ss @
been ana hes ssn ss,aiasd between
he . -e % nan: s s s
local trade Az t.wn shs location q Key.
PSrs thar
ton 10 EN- M 20 L.
the sny Al highway tasrosbsrs between the North
and tho South, the seapsr town and port Of
for tho State Of New Of finest har
bora in she vicinity OF New York
IT, I. cHUgCH, AUcTIoNEgR THIS MORNING, At
IQh ocsck. srse snd psremptory sale OF furniture
saved from the burning of tho ason House. At Fort
Hamilton Steamboat John Ha will leave foot Of Murray
street at O'Clock
ITO BE SOLD AT ACTION, ON FRIDAY. DECEMBER
49, II O'clock the stable Of Conklin Carl oppost
the ferry, Brooklyn, ws trottns
Ta n sinh y s s Ss The and ssa .;
s horse is ready TO match him. previous 70 day Of sas I
heats. bc,t three in i've
RIO IRON WORKERS AND MACHINISTS-AUCTION
sale of an iron railing manutactors be sold per-
emptoriy on ,turday hs 18th inst commencing At 10
at the premises Known Iron Works
quantity OF manufactured raugs ALSO qusntty Of bar
band and sheet iron; also steam engine and Appa
aus Also t leasehSd Of the pre- occupants
by order of the Sheriff Of Hudson county
VNM Writer'S, AUCTIUNEER-WILL SELL, THIS
day, At l01a O'Clock, At 40 Broadway, the stock and
fixtures Of she store combating of full assortment OF
pickles and fruits of all Kin 10, jes 1900 lbs
fine order Also, Groceries Teas, sugars eoee, rans
sar lin 60 store fixtures countors show cases. hx
lures signs The above goods will be sold in lots to suit
es saloons and amilies This sale unavoida
bly, oned from yesterday account Of death 1T the
horse 40 Broat but will positively take place to-day
TTN. WRITER'S. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
Wednesday At 0 o'clock At l7 Canal street, all the
genteel household FUR ure OF family breaking house
keeping consisting Of elegant rosewood and mahogany
Bile tables sofas chairs gilt Franc mirrors fine Brussels
and dressing and plain bureaus and wash
stands and walnut and bedding ward
robes china and glass COED Stove Kitchen fur
of clocks; also, OF silk bonnetg ALSO
| toys and other fancy articles
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USat slytxht 1ag Toons. OF Grand and
be~y the arns store Tie hnest elias, ~ pctnr
hen Including and color Price "a Fancy
cbeeT or thsn ~ any her N tAs city. All pictures
Wsxsnted 10 please. n. ID. kEAyL's.
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- Nc HANGS Ancti this day, UussdayJ 81
es Fng'snd. magnificent folio edition. ~ vols,
nssaa Lav..er's rhys;ospsny vois tso rls.e,s
vsts BY See Frlisr sydney Glare idcn Burnet Retro
sy~etnr Review, FIR william Jones' Burke, and others all
Idid copies most richly bound; Johnsons British Poets
Chsiers British fssyss the great Hercuia
Ana PemIei vets fIio Toass Johnsons Dietion ary
vsis sto knixts Pictorial shaks ,sare Ae Ss vie
oNl e'slssk, at 10 Park
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A uCTIor E0TIrE-wM Is. JONES AUCTIoNNER,
"A - thtas Of execution, will ell this day, Mt Ii
eoeh A. NJ sttors No. Spruce street, sdicne
Uca three astral lamps two onp four oil painting
ke. CnnRLfs W. KRUGER, constable.
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Eva 20 her Papa.-A Beautiful Dong, by
pvard; BY Ittie Cordslia ard ths great
HsrA fAna Of mole 1ens Cabin Price g cents. Pub
usasd By HORACE WATERS. ass Broadway.
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Broadway Establishment and Low
prices i~ss issgiEe the Aaturai
NV shop Ia Broadway vita entire SAFETY 70 the
tu % thslr purss Ter KNOX has most asaiaecss
hs moderate
Ladies ca 1 aas marie your selections
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~nr. FOR r,males. caps for ohliiren, ana


ssss ,0 Sr iss s FSiss :peal q
sfsrss 81 n. he mse, styles
i q, rri3s sr. ssI saa make your Sslossss
ZOE Farms and 2,000 Eaildinx Lots Tor
ssal.s are now being said, for oaiy asssa salsrs
ssiidus ~. 70 rss IN Lahsagd vass os ss i
selts there the epjog unsstss sb pleasures
q rsrsi life ,he value 81 tSs lots eons;aasy asrssHs
the beeks will seen sloso Apply 20 CHARLES WOOD, sS
Broadway
Families In the City and Country Oesirous
T. are Ts'nssaily invited 70 ssaniss WA L GHpGs
Below Any, rs Sthsr house sSS Tsnp
Eteet, corner Of Grossly.
Cristadoro's Liquid Hair Dye.-The Virtues
q Of st s1 s ps, Of
. sr2 ,pp sas
Treatment OF Diseases OF the Throat and
tSSs By IA Il. Al hs 40.
A. Nsx York The |9sivs ,s seeiT seo
sral aaa Il access to those vDs them 1ss ssan
The CierKynaan's Friend.-Bcfore the in-
.rodueon Of the s@ogs syup OF aanya a
throat diseases s' since The sps.ns Ms
q u sw aaS
s y sha nso acu
tail and by respectable druggists at J9uraa
Also, by Charles IL Ring 1872 Broadway, and BY Boyd
Paul, ~ Cortlsndt street.
Rheumatlsm Cured.--tve can Assure all
afflicted with this painful disease shsy will aud
that thousands of
Mortimore's Rheumatic Celapound. ssld by DOWN
ING CO. rreprsscrs No. Barlay street, Astor House.
Gail and the evidence.
DIR. Morse's Invig0rating Elixir on Cordial.
Among all herbs applied in medical prae.es that which
Inaiu ingredient in this preparation STANDS
e-ems. u is natures esthecon Had the travels Of Dr.
Horse which has added much science its varioua
bsnehe resulted in the discovery Of this herb alone he
would still have been the great bsneaser q the MI
noral remedies utterly superseded by ths purely
ase specific Are weak dyspepsis nervous to
sudden fushos convulseI with neuralgia or tic docrsux
irregular physical fnose. snsrysssd in any organ
pedy 10 your mind osudsd; does yenr head
s ysu IN business. arc you dsprsssd IN spirits dsstatsd
vatsr Here stinulsnt effective than ALCOHOL per
It's Effects and harmless to the SYSTEM 6ltered
water Think of Ties. things you that sick and suffer
and test words by experiment. The cordial s put
ap highly concentrated, pint bottles Price So bett
for 81 six for $2 q. RING proprietor, 1872 Bread
way. Sold by druggists throughout the United States
Canada and the West Indies.
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DaseeTee,JPe prcs1nts map be oh.2aed Of Rsks q
CO. the etsspcst asd costy des rpton from IS
s.ss 10 81 SrsnS sueh WORKS Of art worthy u
khs 80 Breadwas.
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10 morrow VIII DO tho Day, when the
Ora Bolidsy Comic Pictorial Paayune will be issued 1t
w be full 81 fun tbs sty 10 of dust II will contain
eve hundred funny eutsat have apparel in the Weekly
Peayuns fer the last sx several new side
Uplifting engraved expressly for IT, ksssbeys be
Ne ssrs prepare to laugh Peayans Of
laa No. Is Spruce ktrnlt.
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I'm no Doctor, yor ana 4 a Professor, I'm
sld Mr. Graham VINO has ongu.s. tina, vii force tts
Whiskors mouftaches ~ strsuK thick IN
weeks, and WON'T stain njrre the stn s psr se,t.
X. q. GRAHAM, 3s Ana s.xost
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Ger ariss all sIes and styles; accouns books in
variety Of tr elias books be furnished from
sheyes sde 70 desired pattern; gold and
tsAess, Portfolios pocket knives A. for holiday gifts
RICH bOU rREL,
ststioners and T. inters, 81 William street.
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Wigs, Wigs. - The silver Medal was
avsrdd b the asriean Inss.n'e this MEDuUR
Wxs, toupess, ades front and back brAis, euris a.
EAxxsptsd not 70 shrink oy change soleT
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ucTl0s NOTrcs-BY wa. " sHiRLEY-LARGi
~ ane mVory cash sWedns Dec. a. 1t Ie
ofock - John $40 ll erookery glas
Rockingham sad yellow ware, Britanniaard cutie
groecrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

AUCTION NOucE-H WILSON, AUCTIoNEER,
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