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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-07-14
Sale on Execution.

Sec. 174. All property taken in exc
cution under the provisions of this act,
shall be advertised for sale, at four OF
the most public places within the town
ship where such property was seized, at
least ten days previous to the time sp-
pointed for such sale, which sale shall
be held between the hours of ten o'clock,
A. NJ, and four O'Clock, p. NJ, at the
house, or on the premises, where such
property was taken, or at one of the
most public places within the township.
See. IT'S. 1t shall not be lawful for
any Justice Of the Peace who issued the
execution, nor for the constable holding
the execution, to purchase either di-
rectly or indirectly, any property sold
on such execution. And any Justice
or constable who shall offend against
the provisions of this section, shall for
felt and pay, for every such offence,
any sum not exceeding one hundred
dollars, nor less than FIVE dollars; to be
recovered by civil action, in the name
of the State of Ohio, before any court
having jurisdiction thereof, for the use
of the township where such offence was
committed; and shall moreover be liable
to the action of the party injured there
by.
Sec. 176. When any cattle or other
live stock shall be taken in execution, it
shall be the duty of the Justice who
issued the execution, or other Justice
charged with the duty of collecting the
Judgment, whereon such execution
issued, to allow the constable, for keep
ing of the same, a reasonable compensa-
ton; to be taxed and collected as other
costs in the suit.
Sec. 1T. When constable shall
levy on and sell any goods and chattels,
he shall make out and annex to his re-
turn to the execution, in virtue Of which
such sale was made, true inventory Of
all such property, and of each article
thereof, and the price at which the
same was sold; and for. each and every
neglect to return a true and accurate
schedule or inventory of property sold,
or remaining unsold for want OF bid
ders, or other just cause, and if Sold
the price at which the same was sold;
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-07-14
LAWS OF OHIO.
BY AUTHORITY.
AN ACT

of Jurisdiction and Procedure before Justices
of the Peace, and of the duties of Constables
in Civil Cases.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-07-14
To any Constable o.

township:
Whereas, in a certain action for the
forcible entry and detention, Tor the
forcible detention as the case may be,
of the following described premises, to-
wit: -, lately tried before me.
wherein was plaintiff, and
was defendant, judg-
ment was rendered on the - day of
-, A. D. -, that the plaintiff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-01
Tmnortnnt ia Manufactnrers

ENHE Undersigned having secured Letters Patentfrom
L the United States for our Roller, and also for our
Reciprocating Roller Temples, would hereby inform
Manufacturers and others. that have given per-
son any right to make the above temples having made
arrangements build enough to supply the market our
North Oxford, late of Clinton, Mass, has been making
and selling Temples which direct and palpable in.
fringement on our Patent. The undersigned hereby
caution Manufacturers and the public, against purchas
ing or using Temples, made by the said Rurns or any
other persoa which conflict with our Letters Patent.
Persons in want of our Patent Temples, will please
address their orders to GEORGE DRAPER, Hopedale,
Milford Mass who is the sole Agent for the sa of the
genuine articles e. & w. w. BUTCHER.
North Bennington, VT, June 29, 1858.
ie2q d2waw6w* ts
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Fire Crackers.
Providence & Worcester R. e. Company.
STOCK HOLDERS MEETING,


4 T meeting of the Directors of the Providence ard
"A Worcester Railroad Company, held at the Office
OF the Company III Providence, the 25h day of June,
1858, the following petition was presented;
We, tue Undersigned stockholders in the Providence
and Worcester Railroad, respectfully request you to
convene meeting Of the stockholders the earliest
time consistent with the Bylaws and Charter of The
Corporation, to consider the following sub ects:
FIRST, to see what change, if any, the stockholders
will make in the Bylaws of the Corporations
SecOAd, TO il the stockholders will fill any vacan-
cy which may exist in the Board of Directors or add
any number 10 the present Board inconsistent with
the Charter and b y Laws.
Boston, June Goth, 1883
To ORR6Y TAFT Esq, President.
Signefl Gardner Brewer, SO shares.
Thomas P. Shaddick SO shares.
Charles Merriam, SO shares
D. w. Vaughan, 700 shares.
A. II Dixie, Is shares.
w. Farnum, $50 shares.
Henry NJ Holbrook 1900 shares.
]. w. Clark, so shares
David Crawford, SO shares
c. Il. Fuller, SO shares.
5. A. Dix, so shares
F. skinner 81 Co.. 1850 shares.
A. d. JosIm, so sharez.
Wherenpon, il was Voted, That special meeting of
he stockhaIers OF this Company he held at the Hall OF
their Passenger Station, in Providence X. l. on WE'D
NESDAY the thirteenth day of July next at 10 o'cl'k
A. NJ, to consider the subjects contained in the above
petition, and haenotioe of the be given by the
CLERK, by publishing in the Providence journal, Provi
dence Post, Pawfucket Chronicle Woonsocket Patriot
worcester Spy, Boston journal, and journal of Com
mece, for the space OF ten days successveiy often
as sad papers published previous 10 The said
18th day of Jnly copy of this by him certified
Office Of the Providence AID Worcesterl
Railroad Company, June %, 1883
certify tie above to be true copy Of the vote
passed at meeting OF The Bgard of Directors of this
Company Oil this date. JOHN L. BALCH, Clerk
JeZJ dtJYl3
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-01
Cantral Rank,
Providence & Worcester Railroad Co
NJ VI nm -

A DIVIDEND of three per cent Qhree dollars on
N each Share, } HIS been declared, payable on the
first day Of July nert, at the Treasures Office to
those holding Stock recorded in the books OF the
CORPORATION on the 2lst instant
JOHN r. BALCH, Treasurer
Providence, Jnne Is, 1853 dtJy9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-01

VJUONE % OF eVeTY VaTIeIy VIII be fTed previOus
Al to the regular pec s, including beautiful Para
chute Rockets of heavy cabre bursting at great alti
tude, showing suspended in the air, by a Parachute
single Star, changing from crimson 10 emerald fire
Shells from Mortar of largest cabre.
No I-Colored I! uminations of Nbire crimson and
green. Rockets with Serpents.
display of Chinese Gerbs, reaching across the en-.
closure, exhibiting three pieces the same moment
Rockets with Gold Rain.
3-Triple Star, three OF colored lance one with
in the other. Torbilons, or Horizontal Rockets
4-Pyramid of Candies with double contra revolving
CENTRE Milling he air with stars of every hue. Display
OF Parachute Rockets saspending the air beautiful
stars, changing from crimson TO green.
decentralization Star a beautiful ring centre chang
ing 10 crimson star, within alge and briiant star Of
Chinese Gerbs, decorated with revolving saxuns.-
Rockets with streamers.
6-Fireman's insignia, dedicated to the Fremen of
Worcester exhibiting the praphernaiia of the Fireman
enclosed within beautiful green wreath in imitation
of nature Rockets, colored Stars
7-Danish Figure. INITIATING from wheel to a com
binaon OF Chinese Gerbs, and coored revolving Sax
s-Candelabra. OF new design exhibiting rich
column from which sprinshg three branches, deco
rated with luminaries of various colors. Rockets.
s-Colored Pigeons or Meteors, running upon a cord
TO and fro 300 feet, showing colored lights. Rockets.
l0-Grani Battery. Formed Of heavy Mines and
Roman Candles, extending go feet filling the air with
stars of every hue, and terminating with heavy
posion OF Mines throwing serpents in direction
IL Beautiful Tent, dedicated the Military Com.
panies OF Worcesier) Showing large tent, with
crimson border, upon The right and left OF which
stack of arms, and cannon
12-Moming Glory. Composed of numerous wheels,
Of crimson and green centre, mngng in their evoI-
tions with coored reflections.
l3-Baske of Flowers Showing in silver lance the
net work Of the basket, filed with flowers and foliage,
in perfect imitation ol nature.
I4-Battery of Candles and Mines, filling the air with
showers Of cooled stars, and ending in explosion of
Mines.
l5-Pillar of State A rich column surmounted by
the American Eagle.
l6-Quadruple Ring Piece. Entirely new, presenting
four large gorgeous rings composed Of numerous small
the within the other, revolving different
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-01

CTTY HALL MARKET.

GPECIAL NOTICE The subscriber would respect
~ fully give notice to his customers and the public,
that and after July l. 1858, he is going change his
manner of doing business, from Credit to a strictly
Cash Business and the prices for MEATS will accord.
ngy be low, and If possible shade lower, than at
my Protective Union Market in the city There will
be kept constantly hand, first rate assortment Of
Meats and Veg etables.
In the EVENING" as well as IL the daytime, a tenn
will be kept deliver all articles bought this market
from in the morning, till 9 O'Clock at night, and all
orders promptly attended Thankful for past favors,
a continuance of the same is respectfully solicited
~ Please give me call, and viii sell you meat so
that il will be an object for you TO pay the Cash.
T. GATES,
je29 d6t City Hall Market.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-01

WILL the Person call at the Police Office who
w brought In the Case of Boots, found on Park st.
asst September. Il. G. WATKINS.
Worcester, June Is, 1858. df
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-01
FnR. SALE

Ia large and convenient NEW HOUSE, on
G%Y Newbury ST., at the head Of Austin st. The
= House IS hut double, for two Tenements of 8
Rooms each. There is every convenience and well
OF pure soft water w i'll be sold low. large portion
of The purchase nancy may remain, if desired.
Apply at HOOPS. Pearl ST., on the Premises
jel7 ~ Gism
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-01

4 SITUATION in small private family, by per-
IA son who perfectly understands all kinds of house
work Enquire At No 70 Franklin st., opposite Wash
burns Foundry. a3* ie29
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IN OTICE

XKTHEREAS the undersigned, Seectmen of the town
wv Of Upton, on the 9Th day of March last offered u
reward of $500 for the apprehension OF the person or
persons who set fire the Dwelling House of JOSIAH
LOCKWOOD, Of Upton, on the Sd Of March last
now, hereby give notice. that said offer of reward
is revoked, from and after the date hereof
VICTORIOUS TAFT,
J. L. WARD, Selectmen
GSoRGE \. MORSE, Of
s ELISHA FISKE,
Upton, June 81, 1863. ie29 d3t wilt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-01

A MAN of general business experience who is
N gooJ Accountant desires situation, either as
Book-keeper IN mercantile or manufacturing estab
lshment, Clerk in an Insurance Railroad Office
or agent at Railroad station aTy similar business
which viii command 4 fair compensation. Satisfactory
refer nces Will be given, line addressed to K w. p
Worcester Post Office, will receive prompt attention
iaq
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DR.. HIGGINS Great Antolgica.

Dr. Higgins Great Antolgica.
WARRANTED Superior to any Pain Killer in the
w Country. In any and all cases it will not
everything, but in all durable cases 1t viii cure and in
many that have been abandoned ncureabe. There
fore we feel perfectly safe. in offering il the
isfed come and get the money again
Try II for that old hopeless case If Rheumatism,
spinal difficulty, Hip Complaint, Stiff JOINTS, sweed
limbs, Contracted Muscles and Cords, Champ in stom-
Hch, Side, Limbs, &c. cold hands and feet for Neural
gia, Ague Tooth Ache, &C., II n unrivelled. Also for
all internal inflammation Of the lungs, LiUer Chest
Diaphragm, Quinsy, Sore Throat and Bronchial anec
ton 1t will And In all cases OF Bruises Spralns
Burns, Sores of all kinds.
Also for Horse flesh II is unequaled. Come and get
bottle at F. w. Higgins Medicine Depot Ill Man ST.
DR. HIaaTN's Scrofitid and Cancer Syrup, Cough
Syrup, Dysentery Cordial Also, general assortment
OF pure Botanic Medicines, and Fancy Hair Oils,
Coloenes, &c., at where may be found one of the
best fountains Of Soda victor In the City, with the
choicest Syrups.
III Maip. street. III
ie24 deF&w6m
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Carrlapas fnr Sale

as=ss w. G. WHITING is now finishing and has
sSSsi3 for sale Carryalls, Jenny Lind Top and open
-z-z-Az Buggies, and Carriages of other descriptions
Also, second hand CarryaIl, Rockaway Chaises
All will be sold cheap for cash.
Worcester June 10, 1881 ie14 d3m
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House for Sale.

}s5A In TATNIC, Cottage House, with an Acre
liii@ Of Land, well stocked with young Fruit Trees,
in a thriving condilion Inquire Of G R. BRAcK-
je2S d2W*
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WANTS.
& Purchaser
WANTE D

(tAN be found for SMALL TENEMENT, by APP
~ plying at the HouAe Agency 223 Main ST.. Cup
s'airs,) Room !. dtl je29
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LYONS Kathairon.

UST Received fresh supply, which will be sold at
- Wholesale or Retail, at the lowest cash price, by
BUSH & CO., Botanic Druggists,
je4 DIFF "a Front Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-01
To the Musical Public Of Woroe.ter

MONS, r. ROuLTz, (of the Academic Royale do
mi Musique, de Paris member az ina Isn,y = AZ, "a
and Max Marezeks Orchestras q c D berh rent cot
fully TO niorm the Musical Public OF Worcester thst
70 intends residing IN this city, Instruciine on the
For Ftuden's m Fsanch, the Lessons could b. given III
that Language thereby facilitating the proare u the
NpupiL Apply nnthe American House. deodsw je2T o.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-01

A LARGE ROOM, well lighted, is wanted for
N good Customer, on lease OF 2, 4, or years.
Also, convenient House, for small family. Apply
at the House Agency, No 233 Main ST.. up stairs Room
/. DIFF ie22
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MONEY! to loan.
FnIINn

ON Collateral Security. Apply at 2s3 Main ST., (uI
~ stairs,) Room l.. diff ie29
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Bow Wanted.
FOR SALE.
Genteel Residence for Sale.


LII The subscriber offers for Sale the well con
LII A strucied and iavorably located Dwelling House,
situated on Chandler st. and at the head of
Wellington ST. 1t contains Tenements, of 9 Rooms
each, finished in a superior manner
TIE above affords very favorable opportunity for
securing first class house at low rate Apply to
LORlNG FOSTER, 90 Portland ST., or to
l.. K :. HARRINGTON,
Je25 d2w% Paine's Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-01
MB0AT NOTICE.
THE COMMODIOUS STEAMER
81 IN NN GID rI MGEW -
CtAT1Il CnIT.n

o. fSSYSsES a. Having been chartered for the sea-
llzaa x Sson will commence Der Excursion
yzszssai7Eatsg trips to New port, touching Bristol
az -Sase7s@7--z -7=7sasn Ferry, oh way.
Will leave Providence Fail River Iron Works Wharf,
(east sde) At O'Clock, A NJ, and will arrive in New
port at 10 A. M. Returning will leave Newport al
$3.50
Fare to Bristol Is cts Bristol Ferry, 81 cts, New
por and back, so cts.
ARRANGEMENTS can be male application to the
Agent for Excursion parties to any accessible point
the Bay Sound; New Bedford, Nantucket, Block
Island, New Lonion or New York.
JOHN KENDRICK. Agent,
IA Exchange Place.
Providence June 90. 1853 daw3m
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Board Wanted.
To Business Men.

IGOR Gentleman, and daughter yea of age
Il Apply At the Boarding Agency, No. 233 aain st
up Stair, Room !. dtf je22
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NE PLUS ULTRA.
M LAZELL's
CLIMAX HAIR TONIC!

oeGwJys'ag the
EHU w "A ~ REAER!
TTNHE CLImAx HAIR Tonic includes in its composition
Il many Of the most potent known remedies. 1t is COM
blned with the elaborate care, and with so strict
regard to proportion that due effect is given to each in
grediont, aud the result is combination, elegant re-
cherche, and unsurpassed in point of efficacy by any
other before the public.
just so long vitality exists in the Hair. the app
cation OF the Climax Hair Tonic fail to be bene
fetal Its inyigoratng influence will make Itself per-
ceptible. Its action, by removing dandnf and other
obstacles from the scaD, destroys their whitening e
ies and leaves the clear for nature do her part
As compound for dressing the Hair imparting 10 IL
sofness glossiness, and richness and also rendering
the stifesl drlest Hair, susceptible Of the most
tasteful arrangement, the Climax Hair Tonic will be
found Invaluable. Nervous headaches are frequently
removed by vigorous application Of the Climax lair
Tonic with stiff brushing
Possessing delicate color, not liable soil any thing
with which comes in contactof pleasant and de-
cded, yet not too prominent odor, the Climax Hair
Tonic. is what the proprietor has aimed 10 make tia
compound at once elegant and effective, and Of unusual
intrinsic worth.
g Ills put up and sold al tho low price Of rs cents
or Six Bottles for Sl,25 Prepared only by
LEWIS 7. LAZELL, Druggist.
No. 20l Mann Street, Worcester, Mass, and sold
by Traders generally
an4 dnwtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-07-01

Patriotism and Pop G,oss---THe
Union Safe l.!
INSPIRED with Patriotic desire TO Cooperate as
: aras possible IL my humble sphere, with those
Eminent Personages" who have sacrificed, them
selves upon the alter of Our Glorious Unon,' have
been led to ask, and the City Fathers gracously to
grant, license to sell FIRE WORKS; those appro-
pirate emblens of modern Patriotism, without which
our National Anniversary could hardly be observed in
hting manner
FIRE CRACKERS, and other small Fire Works,
no ON haud, and for sale at the lowest prices. bv
A. HUNTINGTON,
Je2J d2w No stones Block.
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NOTICES, &c.
CITY OF WORCESTER F!
Celebration of the Fourth of july

NOACb40OAOA GuG vi JUN
1HE Anniversary Of our National Independence " ill
Il be celebrated, under the direction of the Civ
Council Of Worcester on MONDAY, the fourth day Of
National Salute will be cred from the Common 2
an hour beiole sunrise, noon, and The Bells of
the various Churches will be Tung Tor half an hour az
SUNRISE noon, and PrOc sson will be formed
at the City Hall, at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ.
ORDER.
Military Escort by the Worcester Light Infantry and
Jackson Guards.
Aids. Chief Marshal Aids
Worcester Cornet Band.
MAYOR.
COMMITTEE of Arrangements.
Orator Of the Day.
Chaplain and Reader of the Declaration Of Independ
City Marshal and Captain of the Watch.
Aldermen and City Clerk
Common Council
City Treasurer and City PLY stefan.
Elk Mayors
Elk Presidents of the Common Council
sheriff of Worcester and urges.
Senators and Representatives Of Mass in Congress and
Ex-Members
Senators from Worcester County in Mass Legislature
Maj. General and STAFF Of the Tairi Division
General Field and Staff Officers O the Filth Brigade
and Third Division.
School Committee
lnstrnctora Of the Public Schools
Overseers of the Poor.
Assessors.
Messenger to The City Council
Clergy and Invited Guests
Chiei and Assistant Engineers of the Fire Department
Fire Department.
Cizens.
Route of the Procession.
From the City Hall through Front Summer, and
Main Streets 10 the Old South Church.
Order Of Exercises al the old South Church.
l-Voluntary the Organ
2-Prayer 10y Rev. Horace James,
3-Singing by the Choir.
VIM. II. Johnson Esq
5-Voluntsry, by the Worcester Cornet Band
b-OkAIIoN-by F. Wayland, Jr. Esq.
7-Singna by tie Choir.
9-Benedicton.
~ The Music win be performed by the Choir, under
the direction of Il 5. Mason, Esq.
The Church will be open at lOI A. NJ. precisely. for
the admission Of Ladies to the Gallery.
At the conclusion Of the at the Church the
procession lib re formed. and proceed The City
Hail. TO partake of the Dinner and all persons who
wish to attend the Dinner requested to join the
procession
~ No person will be admitted to the Hall without a
Ticket JONATHAN DAY Chief Marshal.
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Ohio Grindstones.

VII4U VI ILUoGUIICSs
. TONS superiSFF'S ssS G,indstones, Er-saie very
- low Also, is Boxes Quinebang Scythe Stones.
:. w SELBY & CO., 6S Main St
Worcester, Juoe ls, 1858. diff
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= No person will be admitted to the Hall without
Ticket. JONATHAN DAY, Chief Marshal.
PROGRAMME OF FIREWORKS.
Prepared By Mr.. James G. Honey, of Boston,
For the City Government of Worcester,
to be Displayed on the E0e,simg of
IX EnII0ru

DOCKETS of every variety VIII be fired previous
Al to the regular piec s. including beautiful Para
chute Rockets Of heavy cabre, bursting at great ati
tude showing suspended in the air by a Parachute a
single Star, changing from crimson 10 emerald fire
Shells from a Mortar of argest.calibr
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Boarders Wanted.
Wanted Immediately.
/ Dom Manfad

DART of House % or Rooms-tor a family of
a three persons, Apply at the House Agency, 233
Main st [1p st4irs.) R DOM l. df je27
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TVNHIs day on the Common. The owner can have II
Il by calling at No. "a Front st., and paying for This
hume juno oath. 1853 je2s dst
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]. E. HuNT. Apant.

]. E. HUNT, Agent.
WHOLESALE Dealer in Dome tic and Foreign
w Fruits, Vegetables, &c
II Receiving his supplies by the New York Morning
Train, each day, he can supply Market men, Hotels
Resorators and Others with fresh Fruit and Vegetables
at New YORK prices dawtf jel5
The Subscriber
III AS ON hand, and is receiving Butter and Cheese
from the best diaries in the County of Worcester.
Also, has ON hand the best of Teas, Sugar, Moasses
and FLOUR Of the various brands, with good assort
ment Of Groceries, which will be sold cheap as at
any other place. ]. PRATT
Je3 otf no 81 Main st.
Tobacco
On BOXES Nat. Williams Cavendish Tobacco
~ 10 do 3 Goodwin & Brother Yellow Bark
Nos. /, ), 5, and Main ST., OPP. Court House.
JED du
Pearl Barley and Dat Meal
JUST Received supply fthe above article, together
= wnh Wheat Groats, Farina, Hommony and Samp.
Corn l6 starch, ana c"sfard Flour, for sale by
New 9 ocery Store
ENHE subscriber has taken the new store on the cor
Il ner Of Green and Pond streets, and viii be happy
to see old friends, and make new ones.
wo.o..,.. in.o II 1850 L. SPRING, Cd;
~. Choice Hams.
x CAsK, " Dofield's westphala " and Warren
myla DIFF HIT. EATON & co, 1856 Main st.
hA Lorillard's Snuff.
OH JARS MaccahOy Rappee, and Am. Gents 500
~ lbs large and small Badders Scotch For sale
at Wholesale at Manufactured prices, by
myl2 DIFF Il. T. EATON 4 co. ls6 Main st.
Fa Hams. so,. ~. M.
CTAGG's Choice sugar-cured Hams, for sale by
- A J. Il. GREGORY,
.t Nos. |, 8, s, and 2, Main ST. opp. Court louise
lell uu
Meal of all kinds,
TTREsH Ground, and for sale by mft
II BLISS, SUTTON, q CO.,
my25 dawu No. Mechanic 1t.
Ground Plaster
CONSTANTLY on hand and Tor sale BY
" BLISS, SUTTON, & CO.,
my2o daw4w No. 8 Mechanic at.
Flour, Grain, Meal. and Shorts,
of extra quality, for sale Wholesale and retail, BY
" f.tf rl. +. LOTHROP,
ie9 du ~ 20 Mechan ic Ut.
60
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The Subscriber
Tobacco

On BOXES Nat. Williams Cavendish Tobacco
~ 10 do E. Goodwin & Brother Yellow Bark
Tobacco, for sale by ]. E. GREGORY,
Nos l, 3, 5, and Main ST., opp. Court House.
je9 DIFF