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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-17

vile, a short time since, and buried up TO-
the depth of ten feet. The we'll had beei'
newly dug, and as the sides were sand they
had been protected by n crib timber work.
CUsrtN had descended by means Of a ladder,
but seeing the danger he attempted to es-
cape but was eaught. Fortunately, for him,
the crib work happened to form a pen a.
round him, and the ladder kept open a small
aperture with the air above. For Jfue hours
the citizens worked before he was finally
rescued. He could communicate with those
above, and gave directions about his family
and affairs II He shoUld not be taken out a
live. This was not a situation to be cove
ted. His escape was almost Miraculous
Journal.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-17

More HELP Capt. Roedter, who, on the
l4th March, 1850, wrote to the editor of n
Locofoco German paper, that Medary had
corrupsly withheld all opposition to the re-
c~fr1rter oithe Clinton Bank, now comes out
i'm the Cincinnati Nonpareii with an article
to prove: lst. That he had reason to think
he told the truth at that time, but that he has
since become satisfied that he was mistaken,
and al. Fhat the said Locofoco German ed
itor, BY the name Of Moliter, is a consum-
mate scouadrei and traitor. He attempts to
prove. incidentally, that Fnran and Robin
son are great scamps, and that Medary is a
prosecuted patriot! This last point is estab-
lisbed rs clear as mm! What u vile, wick
ed, dishonest set Of political and moral cal
throats these men prove cash other to bel
Was there ever a State that was cursed with
so reckless. unprinciplcd a set Of knaves and
demagogues!-Journai.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-17

State FAIR.-The next State Fair in
New York is to be held at Saratoga Springs.
Pittsburgh is making an effort to have the
Pennsylvania State Fair next fall in that
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-17

TRENTON, N. j., Feb. lo.-The demo-
cratic caucus to-day selected John R.
Thompson forU s. Senator lin place of Com.
Stockton, by a vote of "a to 10 for Gov.
Vroom
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-17

FaisehOOd. 1--WE have carefully scanned
the Telegraph's article IN relation to the
renting of the old public buildings and dis.
cover in il one truth to FIVE falsehoods and
a personal reflection. This lisa nearer ap-
Proclamation to truth than we generally find
in the columns of that paper.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-17

SrLEScE.-Tho charge of our contempor-
airy furthcst up street, that the delay in the
legislation was caused by the "infernul
printing law" has got him iuto trouble
TIT Capital City Fact says;
"The Lancaster Eagle and Portsmouth
Dispatch informed their readers some time
since that Legislation was retarded by the
contractors for the printing. We refuted
The allegation. They remained silent upon
tho subiect-iheir readers doubtless beliey-
ing that the charges made are in accordance
with the truth. Ia that manlyl Will you
dare throw off your natural hsbiliments FOR
once, and assume the garb of G%ENrLEMESl"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-17

NORFOLK, Feb. 6.-The Ship Atlantic, Of
and bound for New York, from Liverpool, is
in Hampton Roads, having suffered the mos,
dreadful mortality from small pox during the
passage among the emigrants OF board
There have been s xty deaths and a number
still suffering from the disease.
Free BANKING IN FLoRIpA.-The Florida
Legislature at its last session passed a law
for the establishment Of Free Banks in that
State. They have now no banks there, nor
have they had for some years nearly all
the notes circulating in the State being rotes
of Georgia and Caroliua banks.
BUSINESS AT AusTRALIA.-Some idea, OF
the business done at Melbourne, Australia,
may be obtained from the fact that the Az.
gus OF that place, OF Sept. l, a daily paper,
contains over forty.two columns Of adver-
tisements, sever of which ore auction sales.
The HEBREWS AND Louis NAPOLEON
1t is stated that Louis Napoleon has pub
licly recognized the right of the Hebrews
70 the full and unrestricted enjoyment oil
their religious opinions and ceremonies in
France.
For AUsTRALIA.-There are seven first
class ships now up for Australia in Boston,
besides n number that have already sailed,
and the freight which is offering, il is said,
far exceeds the expectation of the most san
guine.
GEN. PlER0E is expected to leave Con-
cord for Washington OH the 10Th, should the
health Of his wife permit, and arrangements,
II iS said, are made by which no will occupy
abe Vice Presidents heusS..
FRENCH BRAHDY.-A brandy ma~aufaetHr-
er In New York has been brought TO trial for
putting French names and SuStsm marks
on Stuffthat never saw France.
.0rJcrome B~onaparte, ex.king of West
Phalia is said to be privately married to the
Marchesa Burtolini, a beautiful Florentine
widow Of high rank.
@Littlefeld, the ~janitor, who discovered
the remains OF DIR. Parkman, has lust re.
turned from California, where he Is said Ia
have cleared S25, 200.
ORA billhas been reported in the Penn.
sylvunia Legislature to incorporate the
Grand Lodge OF the Philanthropic Order Of
Anti obacconists.
0E-It is stated that 81, 80 cts per gallon
has beenrofusea for. sperm oil at New Bed
ford.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-17

OPPOSITION CRYSTAL PALAoE.-It is said
there is serious talk in New York Of getting
up another crystal palace, to compete with
the one already under Way to be located on
Staten Isl.nd. The movement is backed by
influence and capital, and very possibly ii
may succe ID. 1t Is proposed to build it Of
wood, and have il adapted for a permanent
summer house, after the exhibition has
slosed.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-17

BANK FAILURE IN INpIAEA.--The Indiana
Sentinel says one Of the free banks cstab-
lished in the village Of Newport, Vermill-
ion county, has gone by the board. On
Friday last, ST. GOO Of its bills were present.
ed for redemption and protested. The name
of the bank purports to be the Bank of North
America.
MAINE Law PRoGREss.-The House OF
Representatives in Michigan have passed a
Maine Law Bill almost unanimously. The
Rhode Island House has just passed the
Maine Anti-Liquor bill by vote Of 81 to 90.
The people of Vermont took vote on adopt
ing the Maine Law passed by the legisla.
ture, and the rctnrns indicate a large ma
jority in favor Of the Maine law.
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6EWe find the following ~aoating abou

6FWe find the following floating about
in our exchanges:
Young Mother,--(wh is extremely SEN
timental on noticing that her first born in
the cradle, is excessively restless)--The an
gels are whispering to thee my w darling
babe.
Grandmother--(extremely matter OF fact
1t is no such thing Laura; the child has
only got wind in his stomach
CoLoNIzArIeN.-A bill is before the New
York Senate, approprating $50 to defray
the expenses of each colored inhabitant Of
that State above ten years Of age, or $25 il
below that age, who may voluntarily emf
crate to Liberia.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-17

THINNs IN New YoRK.--The apperion.
mcnt of school money for the city has just
been officially announced to be- Sl3o,70I.
The appropriation for the State at large is
81 ,O92, 500.
AS another evidence OF the great rise in
the value Of real estate, it is mentioned tina,
a house and lot in Chambers street sold at
public sale two years ago for SlS 900, was
sold again on Monday, in consequence oil
the purchaser not complying with the terms
of sale, and brought $50, 100.
A line Of steamers between New York
and Australia is the newest speculation
started in the city. Subscription books are
to be opened on Monday next at the office
Of a leading capitalist III Wal street.
The Ericsson (hot air ship) was thrown
open to the inspection Of the public yester-
day. Her arrangements for the trip to
Washington are nearly completed. 1t is
said she will certainly be in the Potomac,
at all events, before Congress adjourns.
The "Model Artists exhibition have a.
gain broken out, but Mayor Westervelt has
given instruction to the police to make
short work with the nuisance.
The Journal of commerce says that Kos
suth had signed a contract with an agent OF
an armory for the manufacture Of several
hundred thousand ball cartridges, and sever.
al pieces OF ordnance and other ammunitions
Of war, to be delivered at a point on the
Mediterranean.
Large purchases Of -four continue to be
made in the New York market, for Austria
liza. Within a day or two past, engage.
ments have been made with one of the clip
pers to take a cargo Of 10000 bbls. at So, SO
per Dbl, making a total for the job Of $780,
900. The clippers Lantao and Akbar are
both nearly full at So so, and in some cases
81 per Dbl. The Baltimore built barque E.
Corning has been bought up for this ira de
by a New York house.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-17

81. EoIeatine's Day.-Yesterday, the post
Office gave unmistakable evidence Of bust
ness, love and folly-a perfect California
rush of young people, especially masters and
misses. About eleven hundred Valentines
for home delivery, were dropped in the box,
and some three hundred for the mails. That
will do. We received a missile, the sub
stance denoting ea%rnestness, the anonymous
signature throwing doubts over the matter
and have the answer at hand; but we beg
leave to state that, in such cases, the win
ner is liable for the "shell-fsh," and we must
have the names.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-17

VIA young lady with a cash capital Of
elo, 900 ,udvertiseS in the New York TribuRs,
for s"PreSbyterian or Dutch Reformed has
band" who, iraddition,to' piety, must pos
Sess a comely appearance: Whersupon a
good-looding German, in Buffalo,. who has
been a hard drinker, but has seen the error
of his ways, offers himself on the ground Of
bis being q Dutch Reformed husband.
ANOTHER WONDER. "A Monster iron
steamship, Il 10 said, is to be Immediately
built in New York. The saloon is to be
200 feet in length, with accommodations for
three thousand passengers. There are to be
sixteen engines, with 5000 horsepower;
the maximum,speed contemplated is thirty
miles per hour, and the ship is expected to
make the passage from New York to Liver
pool in Eve days.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-02-17

A TINE IN CoNGREss.--Tbcy have as
much difficulty in keeping a working major.
ity in Congress as is experienced in the Ohio
Legislature. The following ludicrous scene
recently transpired in the House:
Mr.. McMullen moved to amend by OPEN
ing the doors to allow gentleman to come
in.
Mr.. Stanton (Tenn.), moved further to
amend by directing the Sergeant alarms
to bring in absen,ees tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Dean moved the previous question,
for the reason, he said, tina. the gentleman
from Tennessee was in the same condition
as himself, having an engagement with a
lady for aparty.,.
Mr.. Stanton's amendment was disagreed
to.
The question was taken on Mr.. Orr's mo-
ton. And while the Clerk was calling the
roll, Mr.. Lockhart made his way from the
Gallery to the Hall by climbing down a pill
lar, which occasioned much laughter.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-05-21
MOTOR p ATHY

OUR Institution at Halsted Hall, Rochester, N. "
~ is now in the successful treatment of Chronic
Diseases by this system of Therapeutics which IS sim
pe rational and reliable based upon pathological
principles, by which the worst forms of Proiapsus
Uter and other functional and organic deIangen
are cured without supporters, any of the treat
ment of the day Ii controls with ease the most IN
manage able and long standing Diseases without pain or
inconvenience. The principles OF Mntorpathy have
been thoroughly tested in the treatment of some five
thousand cases of female Diseases of which have
been cured III few days, Others in few weeks.
Motorpathy gives vitality and force to the functional
powers OF all the organs 1t the constitution
from the abuses OF dissipation and seliindulgence and
is the only agent which will spinal difficulties pre-
vent abortion and obvate serity. 1t is equally eff
cient in the of incipitnt consumption, bronchial
affections, paralysis arrangements, liver
plant and all troubles arising from organic weakness
or torpid circuation dyspepsia scfolnla painful Pc
RODS,
This treatment has also been successful in epilepsy
heart disease and dropsy In those of peculiar
nervous excitaby loss OF memory, or slight abera-
ttons OF mind where the Lunatic Asylum is forbiddng
the success in this Institution is truly gratifying.
There is extensive Water Cure attached with
gardens, lawns, and spacious accommodations, where
kindness and pleasure among the remedeal means
TO secure buoyancy OF spirits and cheerful endowment
work on Motolpathy, and other particula s. can be
had free of postage, by enclosing letter stamps d.
rected to H. HALSpED M n
apo d2aw3m Rochester, N. Y.
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Assessors Notice.

THE Assessors of the city of Worcester hereby give
notice, that they will be in session i'll their in
Harrington block, from Monday the 23d to Saturday
the 28lh OF NAV current, from to "A. NJ, and from
to O'clock +. NJ each day, for the purpose Of
ceving list of the polls and estates OF the inhabitants
OF said city, liable to taxation therein. AL persons liza
Bile TO be assessed required by law bring in to the
Assessors, within the time specified, true lists OF all
their polls and estates both real and PERSONAL Of which
they were in POSSESSION ON he first day OF MAY and
il they neglect TO give to said Assessors in writing and
under oath If required, tue of their property
all persons 50 negecng refusing have no right by
law TO claim abatement ofthcir taxes.
The number Of Polls OF 20 years OF age or upwards
the number of Militia from lS 10 AS who are NOT
exempted by law; the quantity land and buiIdlnss
money interest more than they pay interest for;shares
and stocks in banks and other inco porated companies
money on hand deposited; furniture exceeding $1,000
in value, goods, watcs,and merchandze stock IN trade
the number Of CATTLE sheep swne horses, aud carriage
OF all kinds and the income from professions trades or
employ men, should be enumerated IN the statement of
each individual having the same TO be taxed for.
PUTNAM W. TAFT, } Assessors
SAMUEL SMITH, of
JOSEPH LOWELL, JR,, Worcester.
Worcester, May 10, 1873 dawtM25
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Adams & CIafin. Artists.

MO. 1s6 Main Street, directly opposite the American
IN House, Worcester, Mass, having fine Say Light
for Adults have recently aedded to our Establish
meBl adjoining Room, with spacious side Light,
expressly for Daguerreot ping Children, by the OF
which Pictures made almost nstantaneously.-
Those who have failed at other Rooms invited to
give us call.
~ Hours for small Children from 10 a M, to p IN.
maV2 daWtf
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VALUABLE ZEAL, ESTATE.

4 T mol YOKE, FOR SALE.
NM ILL be sold at Auction at Holyoke Mass, on
w TUESDAY, June 7th, at p O'Clock P NJ the
following
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE:
A large and new brick Dwelling known as the Ex-
change lock, ON High street, IN HE most central Ioca
uon CONTAINING SIX stores, ten offices, spacious
elegant Han, and other rooms.
large wnoien block on Lyman Street, containing
twen'y-seVen tenrnefls and a store
Livery stable on Maple st
Three yacan lots The tentre Of business en- High
street.
The terms will be favorable as to time Of payment
Apply TO
JOHN HOOKER. Hartford Conn, or C. II BRAINS
COMB, Holy oke, Mass.
Hartford, Nay TO- 1853 myl3 dawtJe7
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AUCTIONS.
Cn.taca House AZ Auction.

- 5. W sGrBY 4 CO viii sell on the prcmi-es
Ef, On Ttu RsnAY, day %, at ID O'Clock. the
Couase House situated on sinners Court.
lead ine frei Gard nat, be shove is "a story AMI half
House. is thoroughly conveniently hujli. is ntaiIv
new IA - til exec Heat well Of water The LIT contains
eleven hundred square feet, upon which is large Car
den under high Of cultivation has been planted
this season. The above offers good chance for con
venent and pleasant location.
Terms at safe. For further particulars inquire of
:. w. SELBf & CO.. Auct'rs
Worcester. May II. 1873 ,,s
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rench Strip Shoes, Farcy Slippers, English Caters,
&c, &C.
u, a O,rro.
Ladies' Caters.

Lavender, Slate, Drah, Fawn, and other ooors. at
prices ranging from 75c 81 IS per pair Also good
an assortment of ladies' Misses aud Chdrens Jenny
Lind Bootees, sho's, and Slippers as have Of
frred T. s CHAPMAN
ap29 daw6w No. 81 Main Street.
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BOOKSI RO0KgII
AZ Auction :

ON TUESDAY, May I7:b, and continue ayc days, at
- A. RI TNAM'S Auction Recon- Main s.,
a rare and valuable collection OF STANDARD and Missed.
laheoqs Works, in al the departments of Sci
euee, Literature and ART Comprising Classical, Medi
car Mech.ncs, Poeucl, Historical, Philosophical and
frae'ca Wor also. fine assortment Of Blank Books
stationery, sc., &c forming OF he most complete
ana desirable Elections presented in This ciy.
Ladies AID Gentlemen are invited 10 examire each
DAY OF Sale h0ok- Private Sale during the day at
lair average Auction Prlc s.
gF- Auction sale at O'Clock. p NJ.
J PlILBRICK Agent.
myl7 d5i A PUTNAM. Auctlmeer.
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FOR SALE Or TO RENT.
Water Power and Buildings for Sa

Water Power and Buildings for Sale.
tRNHE Subscriber, wishing make change in his
business, offers his entire Estate for sale, situated
IN the furnishing Town OF Leominster consisting of
nifty acres OF laud, with building so by 80 feet
Two stories high, new stone dam and fumes
sad building, with the addition o! machine room,
would be well adapted for small paper mill. The
power capable of driving gnes driest part
OF the season. and may be increased one-third with
small expense. On the premises are Dwelling Houses
with Barn, Carriage Honse, Sheds, and all necessary
Out Buildings mostly new and in good repair They
are situated one hall mile from Railroad Station the
Fitchburg and Worcester Road, which makes the faci
ties oil freight for Boston and New York surpassed BY
none in this part of the county, The whole will be
sold, and part of the purchase money may remain
five years, if desired, ur will sell one half Of said es.
tate ami take an interest in the business Said build
ngs conld be fitted ready fol use, early in the season
For further particulars in relation to said estate all
communications addressed the subscriber post paid
will meet with prompt attention.
feb 7-d2aw&wtf WHITING GATES
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Embroideries !

Just Received Case RICH EM8RolDERIES
u consisting Of
Rich Printed Cellars, in Muslin, Jaconeii and Lace.
" Sleeves, do do.
Undtr Ifdkf's do. do.
&C 90 Bands. do 20.
Rich ipsertngs and Edgings do do
Embroidered Linen Hahdkerciiicis
Dem Wells, Lace CApes. Ladies' Dress Cans Head
Dresses, SC. MILES & BROWNING, :
s au6 du 1860, corner Of Main ana walnut s,s
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Worcester Dramatic Museum.

MANAeER..... ...............-.......N. f. GATES.
ACTING AND STAGE MANAGER.......J.G G. CARTLITcH
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10 whom it may Coneern.

I those two young who came into Worcester
i in Buggy, and pat up at the Central Hotel, on
MONDAY, May l6 and TOOK certain articles from jew
elry store, without paying for them, will return The
goods and pay for this advertisements be settled
otherwise they will lind f. rthcr rouble.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF BOOKS,
AT KEITH e. CO.'S

No. 239 Main Street.
INHE Old Forest Ranger, Wild Sports in India by
Il Frank Forester.
The Laws Of the Ancient Hebrews, by E. G. Wines
Home Life in Germany, by Chas. Brace.
Shalatta, n book for the Seaside.
One Year Of Wedlock, by Emily CaTlen.
Tales of the Countess D'ArboubIle
Journal of an African Cruiser, edited by Nathl Haw-
thnTne.
Electro Physiology, by Doct G. Ruff
The last leaf from Sunny Side.
Review of the Spiritual Manifestations, by Chas.
Beecher.
PIismatcs, by Richard Hay ward, Illustrated.
Doctor Birch and his young friends, w. N. Thackeray.
Robin Hood, and Captain Kidd.
Notes from Western Life, Henry Taylor
Spirit Rappngs Unveiled.
Thoughts on Education of Girls, Mrs. Lowell.
Maths and Vespers, Browning.
The Translators Revived, Mcclure.
mayA diff
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A Yainahla Lnf

hF LAND, on Grafton ST., containing about / 900
" square iect, VIII lie sold on the most favorable
terms, if applied for directly
w. 5 BARTON,
apl3 dlst 8 Harrington Corner
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House Lot for Sale.

A DESIRABLE HOUSE LOT for sale on the cor
IN OF Main and Sycamore streets. Inquire at the
Cottage in rear of lot, Of the subscriber
l.. SPRING, End
Worcester MAY II, 1853 du
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Eillet Seed

SMALL. qH NIFTY ri MiHet Seed of ~, erior ouaIity
n this day rereiyr,i, 10, safe hv
LtE sPRACUE & CO.,
Hylo gu - nn street.
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GROCERIES, &c.
Sliced Anules
lniea Lans

IN BBLS. Sliced Applr, supelilr qeaiitv. Inst re
~ ceIyed and ior sale by III AyREs.
mylO dir
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Valuable House for Sale.

oAN5I4o 1AUUso lUT DdIE,
- THE House now occupied by the subscriber
kGtS with the whole, part Of the Land adj ninln
1t is situated at the head OF STATE street, and is
one OF the best built and convenient houses in this
city For terms, and flrhe" description, apply 10
may " dstL @. A. HARRINGTON.
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z CASK, " Dufelh's Westphaa and Warren
- Stages Choice Sugar Cured Ham FIR sale nv
myI2-dtf H. T. EATON & co, les Min Il
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THE subscribers offer for sale Lemuel Gilberts Pa
4 tent.aotlon and Boudolr PIANO FoRTEs Of DIFF
ferent styles, viz:
The 4 Octave, in Carved Cases,
the and Octave in plain round and round Gases,
the and Octave in square Cases. with prices varying
from $500 TO 5000 The BOud0T style which Is SUI
peilor to Others In form aud tone the z Octave In
carved Gases the Octave in plain Cases, prices fom
$3.50 10 $500. All the above have Giibeyrs Patent
Action and superior TO any others In the Market
and will be sold or exchanged on favorable terms,
Also, Seraphipes, -dsolians and Melodiaas,
from the best Makers. Music Books OF al kinds A
a choice selection Of New Sheet Muaic Piano Stools
shreys Furniture Polish, DC. Pahos TO let tuned and
repaired. EMERY PERRY, Professor, and
ap27 dawtf A. ANDREWS, Teacher of Music.
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DRY GOODS. &c:
Printed Lawns.

II fast coloTed 4 Printed Laen, fr 10 cts, Super
Quality, l24 els, other Styles H. 20 sno % CT.
myl2 d2wis A. Y. TUOMPSON II co.
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TO LIT

A STORE in Hardng's Block, on Front Street A
n TENEMENT in the house corner of Portland
and Myrtle streets. Also, small House on Qoincy
street. CHARLES WHITE.
N.Y. DIFF
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SUMMER SHANLS.

IR0 SUMNER SHAWLS just received. Prices
lOO from rs 10 500. Every sly lie ami color gu
can hiRk Of Also, so Misses' shawls from s75 cts 10
Slf5. A. Y. THOMPSON q co.
wv II d2wis