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Corresponding Of the Comet.

We do not state the fact for effect,
but merely because it is fact that
should be kept before the people
The Comet has more regular cores
pondents than any other paper (the
Picayune prehaps excepted) than any
other paper this side of Dixon Il Ma
sons line. There is our regular New
York and Philadelphia correspondents
and our Baltimore correspondent and
our New Orleans and Nova Scotia
correspondents, all maintained at an
immense expense to the Office. Be
sides these, there are host of cosmo-
politics travelling over the Union gath
ering in, and concentrating in the pebu-
la Of the Comets head the very quint-
essence of all that is rich, rare and
racy
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-16

We are pleased to see that Mr..
HENRY II. HYDE, agent for the New
York Mutual Life Insurance Company
is at present in this city, on business
connected with this interesting subject.
The modern business Of Life In
surance" has been reduced to 50 much
system. that it is no longer an exper-
iment. Tables have been collated to
show the average duration Of life in
different ATTITUDES, and the system of
of life insurance is based upon the
solid foundation of fact. 1t is argus
that the people at large do not under
stand the subject ifthey do not, some
enquiry should at once be made, for
we do think of all the matters deserv-
ing the attention of Christian Philan-
thropy the subject of Life Insurance
is the most interesting. The title Of
these companies does not seem to us,
to convey their object. They do not
pretend to insure us against death, no!
death is very certain to take US off
sooner or later. The object is to pro-
vide for the wants of families after
death. Is not this what every man
is string for in the din and dust of
the MONDAY SUM- Certainly it is,
and life insurance secures this at a
triaing cost to US, whilst we live. Con-
Quoted houorably and honestly. it is
practical Christianity, doing with dol
lars and cents, what the minister of
the gospel endeavors to do with his
eloquence.
The Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Of New York, ofwhich Mr.. Hyde
is agent is one Of the Oldest companies
of this character in the Union. At
the commenem't of its 9Th year, its as
serts, over its losses, we're five hundred
and fifty thousand dollars. A divid-
end was then declared of So per cent
on the amount of premiums paid in,
whilst reserve fund of nearly $780,
900 was held back for reinsurance.
We hope an active agency Of the
Company will be established here, and
that our citizens will interest them
selves enc ugh on the subject to become
acquainted with its mode Of business,
if nothing more.
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HAyNAU's DEATH.-A letter from
Vienna, dated the 18th ult., says:
General Haynau's death lalready
announced, was quite unexpected. At
ter his Italian journey, be appeared in
excellent health. On Saturday he
joined the other general officers at the
Bal!aria, and attracted the particular
attention Of his Majesty, who address
ed him on passing with "My saluta.
ton, General" (Grwsse SEE, Herr
Gemeral) Yesterday be was at the
Mercantile Union as usual At mid
night he returned to Munch's Hotel,
where he was lodging, and soon retir-
ed to rest At baf-paet one he sum-
moned his valet, and directed him to
fetch him glass Of water as he felt
unwell. When the man returned he
found his master gasping for breath ;
in short, in the agonies Of death.
Medical assistance was Immediately
called in. and an attempt to take blood
from the Generals arm was made,
but in vain !; General Haynau had
ceased to be.
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SIsO REWARD.

M AS stolen from my house on the Bayou
w Sara road, on Friday night last a
trunk containing the following valuable pa
pers: A note of G. w. Berhnes for $437 90
a due bill Of VIM. Stephens, $45; note
of Adam Bowls for S25. Also money to the
amount Of 1910 The theft is supposed to
have been committed by two white men.
One called himself Frederic Blood, the other
John Taylor. | will give the above reward
for the apprehension Of the thieves.
JESSE B. McCROCKLIN.
April nth st.
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10 The Baltimore Sun says near
ly all the workmen in that city. who
struck several weeks ago for an advance
Of wages, have returned to work, and
all the large establishments are again
in the full tide Of successful operations.
An advance of pay has been amicably
agreed upon IN nearly all the shops.
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VERY DESIRABLE FAMILY
Residences for Sale.

TvHREE good dwelling houses with every
i convenience FOR family residences for
sale. The property is situated on Court
House street north of the Washington Hotel.
A bargain can be had, if immediate appli-
cations is made, enquire at the Comet office.
April 18th If.
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THE LAND OFFlgE- H. CRxN-
SHAW EsQ.-We take the following
article from the Carroll Wstchman q
The 9th inst ]:
With surprise and deep regret. We
have Just learned that Gov. HILBERT
has nominated q successor to Mr.:
Crenshaw as Register Of the Land
Office at Baton Rouge. What rea-
sons induced his Excellency to take
this step, we cannot conjectnre.-lf
the Governor wants to know the real
sentiments Of the people---the settlers
on the Swamp lands. in reference to
the removal Of Mr.. Crenshaw. We ad.
wise him to take few days jaunt a.
mong the settlers on the State Lands,
in some Of our Swamp parishes, and
he will find our bayou friends almost
ready to rebel against the authority
that would displace SO upright, and
able an officer as Crenshaw, unless he
had been guilty Of some known dere-
LECTION Of duty. So far as our knowl-
edge extends, in the swamp parishes,
we are satisfied, that if the Office we're
elective, Mr.. Crenshaw wonld receive
four-6fths Of the peoples votes for the
Office. Crensbaw has become thor
ougbly acquainted with the duties Of
the Office, and the people have become
acquainted with his method Of doing
business. He understands. and is
ready to protect the rights Of the
settlers on the State lands. On the
other hand the settler feels that his
cabin and cotton patch are secure from
the grasp of the SPECTATOR and land
thief. while the registers place is
filled by a man possessing the abili-
ty frmness, and incorrupible. integri-
ty of VIM. H. Crenshaw.
Let the people in the Swamp Par
ishes act in this matter without delay.
Let respectful, Lut urgent remon-
strances be sent to the Governor a.
gainst Mr.. C.'s removal, if these are
not effectual, let the people in every
Senatorial district demonstrate with
the Senate. against the confirmation Of
any nomination to succeed Mr.. Cren-
shaw.
If the people speak at once and in
tones to be understood, their voice will
be heard, and if not needed by the ex-
ecutive, it may be on the floor of the
Senate. For this Senatorial district,
we can speak in advance four men
out of five, will request our Senator to
vote against any nomination which the
Governor may make to displace Mr.,
Crenshaw
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-16

An Opp SETTLEMENf,--At St.
Louis, last week, a young lady was
prosecuted before Esq. Treadway, for
Obtaining 1927 worth Of goods from a
young merchant undeEa false pretences.
When the suite opened, the young lady
appeared, owned up, and willingly
offered herself for pay. The Mer-
chant liked her and accepted the le-
aal tendent, which was ratified by the
magistrate.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-16

Alas, Alas This is the end of
of human greatness. 1t has been but
few brief years ago, since the old
hero of Buna Vista, General Zachary
Taylor was cxtolled to the skies, as the
idol of the nation. Now to reach his
grave, we are told, We must wind about
through by-ways, and finally stop be-
fore a small enclosure on the top Of a
hill in an open field, surrounded by
rude stone wall; and just on the other
side of that wall you will see a very
plain vault, with front Of limestone
rock, roughly hewn, and an iron door,
and that you will be told is the tomb
ofthe once famous Gen. ZACHARY TAy-
LoR, President of the United States Of
America. His name has not even
been inscribed on his vault
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From our regular N. o. Correspondent.
New ORLEANS, ApyH IA, 81.

New ORLEANS, AprlI IA, 81.
Ed. Comet The election day has
come and passed-Slidell has beaten
the pride Of the New Orleans Bar. "
His majority will be somewhere in the
neighborhood Of 1000 votes. Ogden
is the only Wing Judge elected; this
however is no triumph of party, owing
solely to Judge O's personal popular
ity.
The resignation Of Hon. P. Soule
has been accepted bp the Senate; and
his appointment as Minister to Spain
is gratifying to the numerous band Of
ambitious Locofocos, who are candi-
dates for his place in the u s. Sen
ate. Gov. Hebert seems to have the
cali in the city, although Col. E..
W. Noise is feeely backed" by his
friends-Moise would make an able
and faithful senator But the "Hero
Of Plaquemixe," John SlidelD is
expressing it on, from Washington
ard money is power-his chances
are fair. Mr.. S. w. Downs is also in
the field, and the old "War Horse, :"
Col. P. K. Wagner will, it is said, get
some votes for the Office. For my own
part Gf We must have a Loco I would
prefer the lite game cock" Of Demo-
cracy, Judge Mortimer M. Reynolds,
who though still young, is one Of the
ablest, patriotic, and noble hearted
men in his party.
The present enlightened Legislature
have work before them-when do they
expect to adjourn Another loan will
probably shortly be necessary to pay
the members for their important and
valuable services.
Hon. Louis Bordelon Estate Audi
tory visited the city a few days since
on official business. The reported
action of Gov. Hebert in regard to the
Auditor Office does not seem to trouble
the Judge much.
SAN FRANCISCO.
P s. The appointment Of Col.
Hamilton Pierce as aid to the Govern
or, gives general satisfaction to his
former numerous friends in this com
snilnitv.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-16

~ Attention is called to the COM
munication of "San Francisco" our
regular New Orleans correspondent.
His suggestions with regard to Soule's
vacant seat are good, and no doubt
meet with the appreciation Of the poo
pie lat large"
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Lost,

ON Convention or Lafayette Street the 9th
~ of April between II and IL o'clock
at night, black wateredsilk mantle no
lining, trimed with wide black silk lace, one
row of narrow black velvet trimming. The
owner Of it will be found at w. Roberts
Boarding house april 12 2t.
Mrs. JOHN MILES.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-16

10 The Duchess Of Sutherland's
petition to the ladies' of the United
States, it is said, is on the way here,
to be- entrusted to Mrs. Stowe, whose
absence was not calculated upon. One
ofthese papers is said to be signed by
half million of ladies. and another
by 100, 900.
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Mem A6pertlsemsnts.
For SH1G OF R1St,

A BRICK dwelling house sitpsted on
n Church st, one door East Of Racket &
Brooks store The above Is =. delightful
location with all the necessary apsange-
ments for. a family dwellina pr private
boarding house For particulars enquire
at this Office or on the premises. az
April ii st. j.. 15
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-16

)wMr. George Jamisou has writ
ten an original farce for I. G. Booth,
the comedian. 1t is to be produced
soon at the Peoples theatre at st
Louis.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-16

70 The St. Louis municipal cleo,
ton, on the 4th inst. resulted in the
success of the Benton ticket. The
proposition for the extension of the
city limits were defeated.
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rHis Roval Hichness the Priu

UHis Royal Highness the Prince
Of Syracuse is engaged on some impor-
tant excavations in the metropolis Of
the ancient city of Cumae. A report
of tina interesting objects there fonnd
will shortly be published
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-16

% Mondays Delta brings the mel
ancholy news ofthe death Of Mrs. Mar
garet E. Hill, consort of H. r. w. Hill
Of that city. Her funeral took place
on the 10th lust, from No. 81 Canal
street.
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@ NOTICE. "a
Will OPEN ON Monday, 10 inst,
The Original n. 0. Cheap Store.

Garner L9fayette and Lds1vvl sts,
Oately occa0ied by Mr.. G. Picatd)
A LEX. NORDHAUS, 4 Co, beg leave
II to inform their former customers, ae-
4uaintances, and the public in general, that
they have been adapting their time to the
selection Of fine Summer stock, compsis-
ing all sorts of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
Boots, Shoes clothing. &c, which they offer
at the New Orleans Auction prices.
Purchasers will find how cheap they cell,
ar they are ready to give bargains. Their
motto being Large sales and. small Pro-
fts.o April is St.
.aduorte, and Ga=aie please copy time.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-16

THE Annual meeting of the stockholders
l. of the New Orleans and Ohio and
Peoples Telegraph Company, will be held
at the office of the Company in Louisville,
Ky, on Thursday, 18th Of May, 1853.
tai. P. SHAFFNER, Sea'y.
April - lw3w
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LabOrers Wanted.
E0 LABORERS wanted Immediately
w on the Crosse Tete and Baton Rouge
Plankroad. Apply to s N. Hart Baton
Rouge. or John Toy on the Road.
April 18th
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.NThe Legislature has fixed the
setond day Of May next, for adjourn
ment. i

WH Manuel Sanchez "a citizen
of this place. in a fit Of mental abera-
ton jumped into well Thursday even
ing and was drowned. We have not
learned the cause of the rash act.
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Soda Water.

GPARKLING, cool, refreshing and in
~ MIGRATING Soda water: made still
more cool, refreshing and invigorating by
newly invented apparatus. Every variety
Of syrup. WIN. BOGEL, Druggist
Lafayette street.
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SrNArr-Thuysday, April 14fh.

@8
6rnArE-Th Thursday, Apris 14th.1
rs members present.
An Art to provide for ths recorda-
ton Of the evidence Of mortgages in
favor Of minors and married women.
CAME up for IL. second reading. Said
bin was str0ngly opposed by Messrs.
Mouton, Nicholas. and others, as it
stands.
The committee on Finance to whom
was referred the bill relative, to the
Mechanics and Traders Bank reported.
Mr.. Palftey member FROM same COM
mittee, presented minority report.
An Act for the completion Of Build
ings in the Louisiana Penitentiary
passed. ~
HoUsE-Friday. April 18TH
House met at 9 o'clock, Hon. E. W.
Noise in the chair. Reading Of the
journal dispensed with. Prayer by
the Rev. Dearborn.
Mr.. Wheat presented the petition
ofthe citizens OF. New Orleans concern
ing gambling referred to committee
on Judiciary.
Mr.. Duplantier presenteda resolu-
ton providing for the counting If the
votes cast for Judges If the Supreme
Court referred to the committee on
Judiciary.
Mr.. Mcleod called up a Resolution
fixing the % inst, for the adjournment
sine die.
Mr.. Sandidgc moved to amend the
Resolution by inserting the End May
which was adopted and the Resolution
passed.
Mr.. Bartlett reported from the
committee on Parochial Affairs.
Mr.. De Russy reported from Inter-
nal Improvement Committee.
Mr.. Saudidge reported from the COM
mittee Oh Charity.
An act to define the boundry lines
of the Parishes of Iberville and West
Baton Rouge was taken up. A mo-
ton was made to refer it to the COM
mittee on Judiciary which was lost by
one vote. The Bill was then passed
-2S nays, As yeas. l-
An act to exempt the parish Of
Catahoula from further taxation for
building levces in the, Parishes Of Mad
ison and Carol was made the order of
the day for Tuesday next.
An act for the relief of B. K. Ste
vens passed.
An act for the relief of Henry For
no: passed. -
An act for the relief of the heirs of
Patric Febin 4 veteran Of IA and
Is: passed.
An act concerning the Female school
Society of Iberville passed.
An act to incorporate the Academy
of the Sacred Heart Of Natchitouches
Mr.. Beauregard reported from COM
mittee on enrolment.
10 The Baltimore Sun says near
l., :. +Lo xro,1v,ou IN fhok oify who
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-16

NJ In Paris there is Prison in
which women are confined. They
bake mend, and wash for the other
prisoners. @
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~ Prince Paul. Of wurtumburg,
who has been recently in New York,
but is now in Europe, proposes to Wis
it Chill, Peru, Bolivia and Guayaquil.
His Royal Highness, who is . we'll.
known traveller and naturalist, has at
present a large collection of scientific
objects in New York. from whence
they are to be sent to Europe.
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rMessrs. j. & D. Ames, the we'll
known paper manufacturers at Spring
field, Mass, it is said have failed for a
large amount.
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Porter and Ale.
A FRESH supply Of London Porter and
n Scotch Ale, received and for GALE by
mar. % JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-16

Wanted-A situation as Wet nurse. .
w Apply at this Office. The applicant
can do any kind Of house work.
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Sugar Cured Hams.
GTAGG Il SHAYS, and Duffields best
- sugar cured Hams, in any quantity
For sale by J. PARRY & Go.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-16

White Corn for Meal.
I M bags just received and for sale By
i w mar. 80 JOSHUA BEAL
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-16

For Sale.
THE Doors. Windows. and Blinds Of the
i Wharf Boat Cabin.
tapril 30. Apply on Board
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-16

Butter and Chese.6
A FINE lot on hand and for sale Wv.
IL JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-16

DIOlSOBy % Han e SpearS, Tor sale ~
DoRK-50 bbls Mess Pork For sale by
i mar % J. PARRY, & Co.
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EOR SALE-A valuable negro woman.
J. A good house servant. Apply at the
Comet Office. mai 30.tf
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-16
SAN FRANCISCO.

P s. The appointment Of Col
Hamilton Pierce as aid to the Govern
or, gives general satisfaction to his
former numerous friends in this com
mllnitv.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19
The Wonder Of the Wor15

DEVINEs' COMPOUND PlrCH L0zENcp
~ This IS the remedy TOR Colds, Coughs. asthma.
IosuVehess, and ConsumPtiou ltisbey 0nd doubt he
chedpest aad most efficient remedy ever offered o the
punlc, ana praiaed'by all that use 1t. Read This.
MI Devnes-sif; heartily recommend your Com
pound litch LzeDge To The attention OF the afflicted
AT tne suggestion 81 MI Charles Guniecnn Of LANSING
DMgl ("ho was stopping with my brother at tie
foGShkeei sic lloeD FIRST used The L0zeree for conpb
ana pam IN lhe side OF long standing The physicans
cacd aeGeSs OF the lungs. Its use relieved me al
most immediately 1t has also cured me of lonr ami
painful cesyeness consider it the best AID cnoipest
remedy ever Brought to the Intention Of the public
WM. e. RUTZER.
CALD WELL y HILL, Druggists, TAFT q Harrinaton
Grocers VIM. d Feno & Son, JcweIe Is and bv Ient
efs generally through the county
orders addressed to d. Fuller Co No Will
sons Lane, Boston, General Agensfor N England States
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DRY GOODS. &c:
FOR 81-2 CENTS

IN PIECES Scotch Gnghaurs, selling at the above
~ low price, al ~ '
mar3 DIFF A. Y. THOMPSON. L. CO.'S
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WANTEn.

A experienced Man TO take care of Horses, and
II work about House and Garden. Good recom-
mendations will be required. NJ. d. PHILLIPS
Worcester, March II, 1853. diff
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DIesscngcr,s Notice,

Worcester, IS. March IA, 1853.
DHARLEs MASON. Esq Commissioner Of Insol-
~ vency In and for the County OF Worcester has this
day issued Warrant against the Estate Of SIDNEY
HARRIS, 2p., Of Berlin, m said County, Painter an
Insovent Debtor and the payment Of any debts, and
the delivery ofany property belonging to the said nsol.
vent Debtor TO him. or for his use, and the transfer Of
any property by him, are forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of the said lnsol-
vent Debtor, viii be held at Court ct Insolvency, at
the Office OF the said Commissioner In Fchbure, In said
County, ON the thirty first day Of March curret NJ ten
O'clock In the forenoon for the proof Of hts and he
choice of an Assignee, or Assignees.
WIN. II. YOUNG, Der. sheriff,
marl9 dst-wlt Messenger
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19
Senator SINNERS White elavery,


NEW and suoerb Edition, salts i!iastes sd with 40
IN eeg designs, b. Billings engraved By Baser.
Smith u Andrews
This splendid work Which is considered owe of the
best productions of re eloquent and Talent, author is
now offered to the pubc in this supeh and Attractive
style, and At the low pgice OF fifty cents Il is cou,-
plee history of WHlTG -LAvERy, its rise its progress
It's termination, With an account Of hs many distm-
guirhed men who We're its victims, among whom were
CERvANTEs, the author Of Don Quxote, ST. VINCENT
DE PAUL, ARAGo, the Asst onemer, und numerous
others, whose AID deeds celebrated in hsto-
ry. Let all upOlogsts for the slavery Of The BLACKS,
read this admirable work. and then say whether not
the color OF the skin will sanction human chatel hood
and if which color shalt esaved Algerne hits
slavery brought to end b, s}ritish cannon Mr..
Sumner, m UeScrtbing The i'al scene, says;
Before night the fleet fred bssiies shells ard rock
cts, one handred and ghteeu tons Of pwder, ana fifty
ID usand Shot, weight han i've hundred o.,r.--
The citadel aad massiv batteries OF lgies shat
tered, and crumbed To ruins The slorshuuses. SHIPS,
and 2u1-hoats eefe IN ames while the blazing light
uags IF battle in Of signal fury,
by the ligAtning- Of Heaven The p0Werot he GREAT
stAys OGs LEa asbumAlad
Published by JOHN p. JGNETT & CO. Boston
JEWETT. PaOCTOR " W0R EHtNGg0S, Cleve.
land, ohio. Forsale BY an tile-Baasseliers.
MARI davis
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Brocade Silks.

Ladies Embroidered French Linen Haadkeyeh'fs.
I'D ECElVED from Auction at the Hive ), Tbev
q are slightly soiled, and sod IS per cent under
price Also, large invoice OF plain and printed Linen
worth IS cents. 9'
mari dI2tis GEO p RRVANT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-03-19

4 LARGE Stock ofthe above Goods closing ont at
"A less than cost, TO make rom for spring Goods.
"A, Y. THOMPSON & Co.
mars du opposite CENTS al Hotel
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Ladies Cater Boots, and Polkas.
Roofs and Shoes.

IVUVo tN1AA AJIIUJps
sau THE subscriber would especially L.,
DMfk call he attention OF the public to his EWE
FVAy large assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, EEy
S~e- CATERS, INDIA RUBBER OVER vsA~
SHOES, and Rubber Boots.
have selected my Stock IRON the beA Manufacture
ers and feel confident that will give entire satisac-
tiOn.
Shoe Tools and Findings for Sale.
NJ Leather sold on Commission.
Rubber soeng, aud repairing Of all kinds, done at
short notice. az B5 Main street. doors South Of Centre
school House. JOEL FLETCHER
lanl3 dtf