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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20
Ladies, Read ThtsI
Weakness of the Limbs and General Debility cured
by using the Oxygenated Bitlers.

Weakness Of the Limbs and General Debility cured
by using the Oxygenated Biters.
BosToE February 10. 1850.
MEssRs. srIHPsoN REED:-Durng the Winter of
1889, Mrs. Stiles suffered much from pdpitation of
the heart, weakness in the limbs, and general De by
She consulted an eminent physician in the city, with
out obtaining relief On etum Of Summer, she left
home to visit her friends, with the hope of recovering
her health but neither the change of air. nor the med.
ical advice she obtained while absent gave her relief
and she returned after ibsence of hee months with
out relief, and almost without hope. At this period,
she was advised to the Oxygenated Biters and oh
tanned bottle from you Before using it, she coudnot
walk ,he shortest distance without exhaustion. After
using the Blters week. she walked from the Chelsea
Ferry to enry Pettes' store Washington and
back again. without inconvenience. She has used three
bottles, and has no hesitation in saying it is the only
medicine that has afforded her relief
Respectfully, JOHN STILES
Doane street.
REED, BATES, 81 AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists.
No 26 Merchants Row, Boston, General Agents.
Price, 81 per bottle; six bottles for s..
janis dWasaw
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House to LET

~ A NEW Cottage House, on William street,
1m1F containing eight Rooms Possession given I'M
's-A~ mediaiely. Apply at Walkers, Lincoln Square.
tan90 d6i# G. c. HOUGuTON.
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Prices acknowledgement, 50 CENTS Circle, 25
cents; Gallery, l25 cents.
nT Doors open at G! O'clock performance to com
mence at past T. horo du
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Straued. or Stole

6--ys From her pen, on The night OF the loth, be
" 80 tween the hours of and p. M. u WHITE
9Sl.9A--SOw which would weigh about % pounds.
WhOe,er will return it, nr give Information where 1t
may be found, shall be handsomely rewarded
an2O d3t SAMUEL STONE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20
JOHN STILES,
Bronchitis Speedily Cured!


FARMINeroN, July, 3lst 1851
DIR. RoGERs,-My Dear SIR As life is valueless
without health, conceive II 10 be tie duty of those no
by the aid OF any medicine have Iegains thai blessing
20 make the means known he world Holding This
opinion have great pleasure and satisfaction in tins
authorizing you TO publish The declaration that l know
your - rup OF Lverwor Tar and Canchaagua to BE- an
absolute specific in cases Of Bronchitis have no, only
seen its ELECTS but experienced th9m In consequences
OF severe and neglected cold, had about six months
ago, most severe attack Of acute Bronchitis The dis.
ease was rapidly becoming chronic and had almost ell
TREY lost my voice, when resorted your medicines
and meth0d Of treatment of which, from previous cir
eumstances, had formed afavorabeopinoa Nor was
disappointed. The choking sensation which had ex-
perenced the incessant, irritating Cough, and he ex-
IRENE resessness with which these symptoms were ac-
companled, subsidized within few days after had cCm-
menced taking the "Syrup," and gargire my throat
In about three weeks was qute well. Bronchitis is
very common, and very fatal disease in this country
and think il should be generally known that your med
icine is a certain means 81 cure. ELIZA HOOKER.
For sale by A. J.. SCOYILL a. Co, at their Depot
Gothic Hall, 3i6 Broadway, New York, and by ali re-
spectacle Druggists in the United States and Canadas.
For sale in Worcester, by James Green and Co.. LII
Main street, Spur Sibey l40 Main street, l.. T. La
ze 2Ol Main street, e. H. hiarsh, 242 Main street, aud
M D. Green, 2l6 Main street.
Price-ln large bottles, 81 or six bottles for IS.
Jln7 dMTuaWaw
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Lo, I Turn to the Gentiles!

Lo, | Turn to the Gentiles!
fENHE subscriber offers to a Christian public
1.-THE Spirit Home"
closet companion the Law of Nature as displayed
in Man as The image of God The work hath on the
Wedding Garment, decided by all due authority
The Book may be had ar the Bookstore of JAMES
NJ. USHER. No. 81 Cornhill. This work crntains $40
pages, Prlce-G2i cents, single; Sc per dozen.
.. W. GLEASON.
Boston, jan II, 1853 diff
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p. c. bacon, Counsellor at Lav.-His time
being longer OCCUPIED with the duties OF the Mayor
ally, he will devote himself exclusively the business
oil hi, profession Office No /, Central Exchange.
January g. 1853 jams dawly
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Sc ry'HE VARIETY STORE" No, sc Main street,
is always supplied with
Fancy Goods, TOYS, and Useful Articles.


The proprietor of This establishment respectfully in.
forms the public that he devoes his whole and
tenon TO this line Of business selecting such articles
as the wants OF the great mass demand. "A NC
GOODS as nice wax, TOYS as ins ructive they
are amusing, USEFUL ARTICLES as substantial
iron all at moderate prices No attempt is made to
make the public believe that never charge any profit
on Goods Il issuppased that very few persons would
believe it, il we shonld Neither DO urge any body
to buy, although we are very happy to sell article
II we can get little more than we have to pay for it,
1t Shop keepers will destroy their character for TRUTH
by advertising their Goods then sell higher than
ever, they must take the consequences, 10 be
believed at all
UMBRELLAS, fall sorts md sizes, constantly on
hand. Particular attention paid TO altering, covering
and repairing Umbrellas, Canes, &C. BIRDS of var-
Gus kinds Tor sale. CAGES of all Sizes BIRD SEEDS
and all the Furniture belonging to 3 I'd Cage On ST.
Valentines day we shall offer the most magnificent lot
OF VALENTINES ever ON sale in this city. The
rious are invited to compare prices with Others
Observe the sign Of p YOUNG,
janis dawtf
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Worcester Water Cure InstiGutfon.-No
] GLEN SIREET.-This Institution is well arranged
fore treatment If invalds at all seasons of the year
TERMS, 61c.-FOr full board and treatment, from IS
tolO per week. Treatment without board from So TO
per week.
Each patient should furnish one line and two heavy
cotton sheets two wooden blankets; one comfortable,
and old linen for bandages.
out door practice attended 60 usual,
Office hours from 4P, NJ.
dcc6 dwti S.R0GERS. NJ. D.
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New Gazetteer.
AWARDS Gazetteer OF the United Stntes IS
L L published, and will be ready for delivery to
subscribers in few days. Agents will call on the ct
zens of Worcester County, and all Counties West of
here in this Ssle and give opportunity to all who
may wish, TO subscribe for the work.
u few intelligent Men find employment in OBJ
tanng subscribers for The above work. apply ing to
KINDS d BEACH, Nc. Warren Block.
Worcester, jan 4, 1852. dawtf
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nN THUR sDAY Evening, Ian. 2Oth, WILDE present
ed the celebrated scotch Drama, in Acts, OF Rob
Roy.
Dugald, (ns Cd appearance) MIR. J. Monroe.
On FRIDAY Evening, jan 2lst, benefit OF Mr.. j. LIE
FAVOR
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-01-20

BT 5. NJ. PETTENGILL Il CO., Newspaper Ad
yertisng Agents. the Agents rthe Daily and Week
ly spy and authorized To receive Advertisements and
Subscriptions for us at the lowest rates. Their receipts
regarded payments Fheir offices New
York, I22 Nassau street; Boston, 10 State street.
els daWtf
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ClTY COAL YAKD.

CITY COAL EAkD.
J. NJ. HUNTINGTON x CO., Proprietors
AN hand and constantly receiving NJ the Vly Uodi
" Yard, (formerly occupied by H. buhumJ oos' q""'
tiles OF PennsylVani Coa, wins
Lehgh, lump and prepared.
White Ash,
Red Ash, prepared.
Lackawanna, lump aud grato. ~, Ill,
Also Cumberland C0al, Tor smiths use, when WIN
he sold lowest market rates. anu deVeteu III e
best possible order
Quality and weight warranted satisfactory. -.
Orders ell AZ the CITY Coal Yard plce, Park street
NJ Mr.. j. ". Gtequry's Grocery store, NO wan sly.
at Mr. Il. y. Griswolds Grocery store corner OF men
AMI school streets at Mr. q. A. Dressers sue s.otn ,
no l76 Main street or, through the Iost o""o' ""'
De thankfully received, aud promptly a.tennsa ="
Worcester. July ~, 1859. aawsu
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VIM. D. FEHNfl & s0M

Needles Needles.
VIE subscriber would respectfully inform the nhab-
4 llanis OF Worcester, that he is manufacturing every
description of Sewing Needles, of superior quality
winch he offers TO store keepers from Is to 20 per cent.
cheaper than they Can buy elsewhere
Feeders will find it to their advantage to give Inn a
call before purchasing elsewhere
u Wanted, or Girls, to learn the above
ianl4 dawtf f. :. COX, South Worcester.
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Worcester Directory
Tooth Wash.

IGOR the prevention and cure of inflammation gpon-
a gness, and bleeding of the gums liberation, can
ker, offensive breath, &c Price, so cents for bottle
containing one pint Of the above Wash. Prepared and
sold by CALDWELL 81 HILL, Apothecares,
dec22 DIFF 229 Main street.
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Willow Wagons, Cradles, and Baskets
WAGONS, Cradles, Baskets, yelocipeds, Wheel
w Barrows, Rocking Horses Boys Sleds, Rubber
Balls, Pins Needles, &c, wholesale and retail,
dec9 dawtf MERRiLL'S. 22l Main st.
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Printed AEpaccas.

2 CASES ofthe above and very desirable Goods
ustreeeived of our own importation, to which we
invite especial attention. being article much supe-
ror in style and durability De LAME and at about the
same cosc. CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD & co.
janis d6i.wtf
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nIanufactmrer,s LabeIs

Of every description in large small quantities
printed at the Spy Office, a few hours notice, and up
on the most reasonable terms. ianl0 dawti
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Worcester Dramatic Museum,

STAGE MANAarR.......,.....MR. J. LIE FAVOR
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.WuN Leeches
nm hand aud for sale by /,
~ jams daw3wls u. II. MARSH, Aposhecary' /.
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4 M The 2)lh of December last a loll of BANK
~ BILLS ,wua lost somewhere in this city, contain
ing Forty Dollars. Thirty az it was in fves of the
Citizens Bank The Under will be literally rewarded
by leaving il at this Office dawlw an]g
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Good Butter.

4 MOTHER prime lot of first quality Butter, just
n received. and for sale at the hoesa Produce
Store, Washington square
janl0 dawtf BASSETT, EARLE, & BROTHER.
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Worcester, Jan. 10, 1853. janis dtf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-07
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Association met at the appointed hour.
Pra, er by Rev. J. p. Colron of Greenbrer.
The committee reported the roll Of dele
gates and the body then proceeded to organize
by bllloting for officers.
Previous o going inlo the election Rev. j.
b. Taylor declined re. election.
After counting the ballots, the teilers eport
ed the iol owing elected:
Rrv. j. B. Jeter, d d. Moderator.
II X. Ellyson, Clerk.
On taking the chair, DR.. Jeter delivered a
feeling oddress. He reverted to the progress
oftie Eaplisls in Virginia Tw euty.,even
years ago the Association met in the house in
Will h they were then essembed l. was then
in lis 'nfancy-a feeble body-wlrh only few
hundred constituents, " no weIe repre- ented
by ABOUT score of delegates. How great the
change Now the denomination in Virginia
number 26 A eociations over GOO churches.
and nearly 100, 900 members. He was deeply
affected as he reviewed the goodness of God
in the past, aud his brethren should be encour-
aged TO greater zeal and literally as they
looked forward to the bri hit future before
them.
Corresponding delegates from Other States
We're invited 10 seats, and several from Ken.
lucky, Maryland and New Jersey, accepted
the invitation.
The Animal Report ofthe Board of Mana.
gers was read by the Corresponding Secreta-
ry. Mr.. H. X. Elyson.
Total receipts $6,l5 6,58; expenditures SIS
BOG GO; balance IN treasury 1851 06.
Rev. VIM. F. Broaddus moved the adop-
ton of the Report in an cloquenl address 1t
was then UNANIMOUSLY adopted.
Committees were appointed to nominate a
new Board of Manag ers-to selecta preacher
ofthe next annual sermon--and TO designate
the place of the next annual meeting.
A committee was also appointed 10 ascer-
tain and report how much of the $4,000 pro
posed to be raised, had been contributed; SC
that II any deficiency existed it might be made
up during the present session.
Adjourned TO Saturday morning at Q o'clock
Prayer 10y the Rev II w Cole, of Caroline
AT night an immense congregation Assem-
bled in the Presbyterian Church, to hear the
annual sermon before the Foreign Mission So.
ciety, by Rev A Broaddus OF the University
OF Virginia. Hundreds went away unable to
obtain admittance. The discourse fully sus
tanned the well earned reputation ofrhis young
divine.
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Exchange Bank.

We understand the President of the Branch
in this City has returned from Norfolk with
authority to sell the stock of The Exchange
Bank of Virginia; and are glad 10 learn the
Mother Board has been very liberal in fixing
the price at rate that viii make it one of the
favorable terms as insuring the speedy estab-
lIshment ofthe Office here, which our growing
trade and prosperity so much require. The
business sagacity and enterprise of our citizens
will render them prompt to invest in the stock
OF an institution so well established and so ad.
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Reported for the Richmond Dispatch
Virginia Baptist AnniVersafie )
TREDERIcKs RIRG.

The anniversary meeting of the various So
clet"s of the Baptist denomination of Virgl.
MIA now heing held here. | was told by a
delegate that the attendance is unusually large.
and Others continue to arrive. They are all
hos llably enter aimed by our clizens-every
hou-e being thrown open for their rec pion.
7 c General Asaociation of Virginia met In
the BAPTIST Church, at IL A. NJ. The Rev.
Mr.. Taylor, oil Richmond, former Medera or,
called the body to order.
TIE Introductory sermon was then deliver
ed y Rev. DIR. Howell.
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EW CONCERN.--The Subscribers have this
Y dayassocated themselves together for the purpose
Of conducting de erai Grocery Commission and For
wordng Business, under the firm and style of MUIR
RELL d. STRA TTON, and have taken the house for
merly occupied by Messrs Echols Pryor, next door
10 Mcdaniel & Hurt, Main ST., Lyncburg, Va.
We will keep constantly on hand large aud well Sc
rcted stock of Groceries, Liquors, Tanners Oil Do
nestle Dry Goods, &c, &c, in fact, every article
ually kept in grocery establishment.
All of which will sell good terms any
house in the place. THOS MURRELL,
ian 3-dSrts WIN II STRATTON
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OBITUARY.

DIED, on the Goth u of Scarlet Fever, JOHN sccon,
son of John and Elizabeth Ruckcr aged six wears
months and Is days.
The once loved form, now cold and dead.
Each mournful thought EMPLOYS.
And natCe weeps her comfort's fed
And withered all her joys
Hope looks beyond the bounds of time,
When what now deplore,
Shall rise in full immortal prime,
And bloom to fade no more
Then cease fond nature cease thy tears
Religion points on high
There everlasting spring appears,
And joys which cannot die
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-07

Governor Johnson has appointed the follow
ing gentlemen Visitors to the Virginia Militia.
ry Institute:
For the Tide Water District-Gen. Fran
CHS NJ. Boykin, Col. WIN. b. Talialerro.
For The Piedmont Dislrict-B I Garrett,
J lanes Barbour.
For the Valley District--Gen. Douglas. B.
Layne, WIN. Seymour.
For the Western Distrct-Col. Samuel l..
HAYS, Samuel V. Fulkerson.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-07

Tyocai COnceft =" ',i lfa =; ma Ia ,,i'
81 !. Tennrsseeans," Yocalists, VIII Visit Lypch
burg the 18Th 18th inst, and give one OF n"ie 0o"
certs 49,.
The !" Tennesseeans" have been spoken OF in hlgh-
~ commendatory terms by Tennessee Georgia. ana
Mississippi papers; and the Salisbury ana o"ie'" Pa
mes al North Carolina bear strong testimony to their
ACCOMPLISHMENTS The Salisbury Wing says:
Tpt "TyyxEssEEAss'- We attended on Monday
and evenings tie given IN the court
II l.e by these distinguished vocaiiss As so IN rs Inc
6r.t song -"The Mountaineer's Farewell was con-
cnded gentleman remarked to US that he had en- re-
reived more than tlln worth of his morey. we know
I, Ii,tl about Music except from its effects, and we
would most certainly have concluded that we were io
I eason slratagens and spois, five had been UNI
moved under the heartstrring strains OF the lenneSs
ceans
W. never understood before why Frenchmen run
mad at the song Of the Marseiles. As sung by this com
panv it stirs the blood like the blast OF trumpet IL
makes Won wish that all the Ii lie and big tyrahts in
the world had but one neck and that yo1 could sever
it at a single STROKE. We 1t perfectly woish
The female voice is of great sweetness 1t IS soil
as ,e last " lings Hoian Harp
We wish the Tenpes scans wherever they
The Salem Press says:
The "TEHNE -sEEASs."-We present at two
Conce those s.inani ed vocaliss. given Mt this
place on lrday aud Mo 1day evenings, and with all
W, M enJed we're h lilly delighted. There sbut one
lion here among those who appreciate good sing
ing-and that i the performance first rate and hard
to bear Mr. PORES b and the compass melody oil
Mrs cores voice, the centre OF attractions and
the NJ Jocsons also performed their parts admra
by. As who this Company cannot fail to give gen
ea satisfaction wherever theygo among inte GENT and
en- ghened comm mites. Their general conduct in this
place has unexceptiornble and all who failed IL
embrace the opporuniy of tearing them, missed rich
trs We asl fair henrng for the " Ienne sseeans
in every place theym visit. je7-lt
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mirably managed as the Exchange Bank
which mas regularly paid semi.annual DIV
idend of per cent, besides keeping large
surp US on hand. So much capital brought IN
to ae i've operation will do much good towards
helping on the trade and expansion of our
houl ,hing city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-07

EXCHANGE BAsK.-Welearn that at a meet
ing ofthe Board oil Directors, held on Satur'
day asst, VIM. NJ. Baclsford. Esq, was IMAM
imonsly elected Cashier of the LYnchburg
Branch Of the Exchange Bank of Virginia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Te,nnerasce Meeting-A Tel

81 .'a1s ar. will be delivered by the Rev
Mr.. Jennings on tomorrow fWedae'dsy) evening I az
the Temperance Hall lmmediaiey ,ana ,.;Il no
ga,g, which meet in Char oesgie the 3rd o. OF
aagn.t next Also at fe time, one delegate wiz
he snnoinfed TO .Worlds Convention on Temperance,
10 e held in New York the 9Th Sept next II Is
de,,rapl9 llat ah ,e g,an.oi,fee. lie 7-2t1
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w AsIaING T'ON HOTEL

i Il X N U UN, a.
ENE subscriber has taken charge of this old and well
Il known Hotel, which opened Oh the lst day of
April His House is well flr ished. and his table shall
he supplied with the be the country affords His Barwl
he furnished with the choicest liquors. His Stable will
We in charge of careful Oster and will be literally
supplied with provender. He promises spare no effort
give entire salts taction all who may favor him with
cali and appeals to generous public for patronage
APP lS-d&c3m JOSEPH w. MOORE.
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NEAESES ED.

On Wednesday evening last, 1st inst, at the 5
Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. G. h. Vaughan Mr.
JAMES c. MILLER and Mrs. MARY p. RoBERrs, all o
this CITY.
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ny demands that ihose profits should be limited
Otherwise there must be a revulsion IN lie mo-
ney marke soon.
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WANTED TO HiRE.-The subscribers
w wish to hire for their work the Va. 4 Tenn.
railroad in the Mountain region of Va. number Of
strong and boys for which liberal hire will be paid
They have had long experience in the management Of
negroes, and are themselves large Hhed
2toes will receive the same treatmenti in every resPe,
hat they give their own. One of US be seen ia
Lynchburg, Mt any time till the 10 of January at IT,
Washington Hotel, or at McCorkle Simpson Jone.
1rat Mcdaniel & Hunts. They will also buy anI
boys SCOTT & ADAMS.
dec % darts
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hlSSOLUTEON.-I consequence of recent
~ misortunes the firm of idley & Yancey has been
dissolved by mutual consent We propose closing om
business al the earliest day, and wish creditors
present their claims Tor settlement To effect this pur
pose offer for sale valuable lot ofground. conta
ing two and half acres lying in the City of Lyncburg
and being the groui upon which our Factor stood
Also two valuable Factory hands
April |. 1853. p. L. DUDLEY.
April DTS G. W YANCEY.
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HDEFIsFGERATORS.

n OEECE.-'rte Subscriber having located in the
" House formerly occupe by the late Pichard Ty
ree one door below the Warwick House, Main Street.
Lynchhurg, takes this method of Informing his friends
and the public generally that he is receiving AMI
opening large and general assortment of
Groceries, Dry Goods. Liquors, &c
recently purchased in the Northern Cities, the
favorable terms. The folio wing comprises portion OF
his siuck
Rio. Laguira, Java, and Mannilla Coffee,
\. O, Porto Rico. and Cuba Molasses
~ o., Crushed, Clarified Powdered, Loaf and
Coffee Sugars.
Country and ROLLED Iron.
Cast Shear and Blister Steel,
Rectifed and Old Rye Whisky,
French ard Apple Brandy,
Tanners Oil,
Cotton Yarns, Teas. Rice,
Brown and Nariegated Soaps.
Adamantine, Sperm and rallow Candles,
Besides many other ,ices tedious to mention,
which he is determined to sell ms reasonable terms
they be bought in this market. Particular attention
paid Goods forwarded my care, and also, the
sale of country produce. n. r HOBSON.
Artists
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~ OTECE-Three packages of Boxes were loi !,
y the care of Daniel Jasper, the Basin, by tba
Captnin ofthe Boat Boston, marked to W NJ Prod
Lynchburg viii III the owner can get by paving all ca
ges thereon. fin 42do,1 "'
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Asst CALL-lt being absolutely necessary :,
Ia collect debts, deem it due to those indaI,J
to to give notice that may be found at the s,o
house bf Mes Davis, Nowlin & Co.. until the 1t H.
y where hope all that are indebted to us vii;
call and settle All debts unpaid on the LIST July will
that day lie pat in officers ha nds ia coectinn
ma 14-tljy MILLER & COMPTON
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l. NRESEE SUPPEX-Of those beautiful Ind "A
Rubber Co.hbs for Children, open this morning al
Nays - PETERS