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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-12-07
FARM FOR SALE.

-, THE subscriber offers for sale the farm on
sssm which he resides, situated in Bowdoinham,
Skse the road leading from Bowdoinham to Bath, and
seven miles from the latter place. containing hundred
acres divided by stone wall into lots convenient for
moving tiage, pasuring and wood land. 1t lies open
the merrymeeting bay, commanding fine view othe
tiers Of the bay and the Caance and Adroscoggn rivers
There is on the premises good two story house warmed by
furnace two barns, with Sheds Ice house, and every
venence for extensive Turning and gentee residence
Also large orchard Of valuable in bearing order
Of the finest gardens for small fruits and vegetables
be found in the The crops ana stock will be sold if
desired For terms apply G. III. GARDINER, on the
premises.
Bowdoinham, Sept %, 1851. 15tf
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A MASTER PIECE OUT-DoSE.-We have lately supposed
Ayers Cherry Pectora the Ultima Thule in its ine
and that nothing had been would be invented which
could surpas in its fine points of excellence medi-
cine But confidently assured by those competent
to judge the subject that DR.. Ayers Pills excel in
high medical artistry that widely celebrated embodi-
ment Of his skill lie has succeeded in making them not
only pleasant to take but powerful to the large class
of complaints which require purgave remedy-LaIlcaS-
ter Argus, Ky.
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A NEW MEDIcINE.-Dr Skinner, who for the last 5
years been connected with the introduction of the
Richardson Bitters,' offers the public article OF
Btters Of his own compoundng which bids fair have
eat run They very pleasant and agree Bile, are
put up in neat, portable iorm said by those who
have used IN m possess ceent invigorating quail
tiles, and we do Nj bel that there better article
in the market We have been for years acquainted with
the Proprietor, and his honorable and gentleman bust
dealings heretofore, give that he will
impose spurious article upon the public. Success TO
the Dr. and ID Bilters
For sale in Bath by A Page, DR. Mathews, T w u
cas- VIM Marston, and T Ellsw orh, and by dealers
in medicine in the country generally. 3ml..A
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EASTERN TIMES
So MARINE JOURNAL. 50

srINsoN Co., No Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
Snson is favoraby known experienced merchant
shipmaster formerly of this city, All business entrusted
to HIM will be attended to with prompness and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELL, Agent for Bath.
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IT HAS CURED

SPINAL COMPLAINTS Stiff joints. Cuts. Bruises
Wounds Frost Bites, Cholera Morbus Dysentery Tic Dol
orex and all other complaints where there are severe
pains RADwAYS READY RELIEF will instantly stop the pain
and quickly cure the disease
For the remarkable efficacy of r. R. r. Discovery No q
and the complaints cured by RAILWAYS RENOVATING
RES0LVENT see in next weeks paper, r. Il. Il. Rene
dies sold by Druggists everywhere.
II. III. HAY Druggist, Portland general agent for the
State Of Maine.
Agents, A. G. PAGE, I. W. LUCAS, N. K ELLIS
WORTH, Bath Ridlon Owen, Topsham; Lemuel Rich
ards, Bowdonham J. r. Haley, NJ. d., e. 7. Gachel
Co., Stanwood DunDing, Brunswick.
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HsasaEBsAefs.

DECEIVED weekly from Boston and New York, pur-
III chased for cash at forced sales by j. I. GILMAN.
Oct. II.
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The Shortest and Cheapest RGuIe
FOR SAN FRANCISCO!
Important to Ship Masters.

ME would cali the atei lion Of All ship masters On
w Eason's new Double Acting Force Pump, an supe.
or thing before onered 70 me public for any
and aIl situations where h Force Pump needed hev
are especially recommended AS ships Head Pump mn
they ake up very tile spaoe and less liable lhaA
any other pump get Of repair; which Is very re.
riouS objection 10 the Pumps in use. Thcy viii
tn ow two Of water if desired and vii do more
execution az fire than any other Pump Of the size
in use.
One can be seen on board new ship Wm, M. Rng-rs
CayvaH's Water Boat, the store Of ne ru-cr-
her, sole agent for Bath.
II L. CHAMBERLAIN, Rogers Blcrk
Nov. Is, 1854. %
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They are sure to do yOu gOOd
For they are composed of Vegetables.

CATCHELLS VEGETABLE CATHARTIC BITTERS
" are sure remedy for all diseases arising
of the Stomach such Dyspepsia Heart Bnrn
of Appetite Sleepiness Jaundce, Headache, Cos
tlveness Female Diseases, &c.
As a spring and summer medicine it has equal sold
at 25cts per Bottle. Agents wanted.
Sold in Bath, by DR.. J. MATHEWS and n. X. ELS
WORTH 49tf
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State Of iiaine.
BY THE GOVERNOR.
A PROCL LANAI ,ION

WHEREAS, the County Commissioners for the County
W Of Androscoggn having certified under their hand
to the Governor and Council that the Of Auburn
been selected to be the Shire Town Of said county the
mode provided by the act establishing the same
the 18th day Of march, A. d. 1851 aud the County Com
missoners for the County of Sagadahoc having in like
MANNER certified that the City of Bath has been selected
be the Shire Town of said county in the mode provided by
the act establishing the approved the 4h day
April, A. D. 1854: in compliance with the requirements
the act aforesaid, hereby make proclamation fact
Given at the Council Chamber, at Augusta
this 18th day of November, in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fifty four, and of the Independence of the
United States the seventy ninth.
WM G.. CROSBY.
BY the Governor. ALDEN JACKSON, Sec. of State
Nov 10, 3w23
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STATE OF MAINE.

COUNCIL CHAMBER,
AUGUSTA, Nov. 20, 1854 (
An adjourned session of the executive Council will be
hed at the Council Chamber in Augusta Friday the if
teenth day of December next.
Attest, A. JACKSON
Sect of
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EI2diPA3 EsONfS.

IQ0 PAIRS all wool and union, Eng. & American Blan
wv kets, received by j.. GILMAN.
Oct. II
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Hardware, Cutlery, 80.
MITCHELL AZ Low.

TX EEP constantly hand and for sale large and supe~
IN rior assortment OF Hardware Edge Tools Saws, Car
penters Tools Of every description AT tn lowest prices for
cash. Also, constantly hand Tin and Copper Ware-
Ships Pumps, &C., &c, ~
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The Piano Fcrtes

SOLD by SAWYER & MAGOUN are acknowledged to
be the best that manufactured in the United States
ana the prices are guaranteed to be low the lowest
Oowerthe quality of the instruments consdera-
non no matter what the Cry be. Aud hsrstsore
they take second hand INSTRUMENTS in exchange for
ones, at fair rates.
Sept. 90 Is
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DOMESTIC PORTS.


Boston-Ar 29th. sch Muernia. Wallace Bath
niopiiear Isl, snip Jas B9sert Conway, and bark
CharlestOn-Cld 18th ship John Albert Lathrop Liy.
Norfolk Hampton Roads 26th ship Monsoon. Baker
I'm Chncha Islands for baltimore
Batinore-Ar 18th, sell Somerset, M'Faanc, Bath vii
ca 2,h, ship Lizzie Harvard, Robinson. Liverpool
Newport Marselios, from Port al Prince for New
ORR was short q provisions and not brig Zenith
Boston Ar 3oh, ship Columbian Of Bath Potter New
gale i'm NWprung foremost carried away foretopsaI yard
Ar lst brig Mctalack, Skoied, Cardenas
John Dillingham; master of ship Macedonia which
Ar I'd, ship Geo washington. Comngs, Liverpool: 3d.
Sehs Gen Warren and Equal Rocknd; Jasper Wscasset
Holmes hOl1-Ar SOth, brig Renth, Davis, New York
SAN Francisco-sld Sd, bark Nahumkeag, Arthur, Val
pariso
3d. ships Jas Tictomb HILL and Rio Grande Percy
Liverpool; sch 6 IL Montage Havana
Cid 23d. ship Revenue, RohinsOn, Liverpool
Adv ship Eva, rhilbrook, for Trieste wig 200 bales
Uee t io Monsoon ak e C pg
Richmond-Ar 18th, sch Hardscrabble Gregory, Rock
Ncwark-Sd2 9th, schs Marcia Farrow and Mary Lang
New York-Ar 18th, schs Thos Hix and only SON Rock
FOREIGN PORTS.
rPer steamship Africa, at New York;
Cd az London 18th Alleghaneane, StetSOn New Orleans
Abby Langdon. Hall DO via Newcastle 18TH, SewaIl
small Newport, +, and Baltimo
New York
Cld at Calcutta Oct 8. Clara Ann. Hatch london
Sid I'm Hong Kong Sept IA, Meteor, Pike Manila
Sid I'm Cienfuegoes abt 18Th inst bark Wyandotte Burns
Boston
Al Alyana 23d inst ships Aphrode, Melcher, for New
YORK soon; Erie Curtis diSg; bark Lucinda Tar Bos-
ton ldg, 70 complete her cargo at MatanZas
Cid at 1T John b. 27th lips st Peter Gardner Dub
lin; Windsor Forest, Graham Londonderry
CPer steamship Africa, at New York-addtonall
Adv at Liverpool Greenland Charleston 18th ult WIN
Patten, do 25th Shamrock Doane for New Orleans 18th
At London 18th, State of Mai Ford for Calcutta ldg
Sid I'm Flushing l4th, Sa all G Hyde Snow New York
for New York
Sid FIN Hong Kong 18th ult ship Meteor Pike Calcutta
Sd I'm Calcutta Oct 2 TyphOOn Salter London; 3D. Cla-
Ann Hatch do 49,
1t Pillau NoA g. ship Dublin Merrill Boston ldg
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For Sale

GOOD assortment of Ladies' Boots of all kinds may bt
n found ut the of }. W. ROBERTS.
Nov. A. 1854. 81
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PORT OF BATH.

THURSDAY, Nov 30
ARRIVED
Br Sch Mazeppa, Lawry, Prince Edward Island
Br Sch Moves, Holmes, Letang, NIB
FRIDAY, Dec
APRIAED.
omp lhcresa -, Richmond, in tow Of steamer Seguin
CLEARED.
oH Charter OAK (new, S61 tonsl Houdlete, Charles
ton. G.; Marriage, new. 56T tons Alexander Havano
Lady Franklin, Smith, Havana '
SATURDAY, Dec 2
ARRIVED.
Ship Vision Sampson Gardiner
Ship Dashaway, -, EIallUweH
MONDAY Dec
ARRIVED.
br sch Dancing Feather Morrow, Prince Edward Island
CLEARED.
Br Sch y Moves, Holmes Letang NIB
SAILED-Shp Charter Oak Charleston, S c.
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Warranted to Relieve.
HALLS C]UGH BALSAM

THE only article that gives instant relief and effects per-
l. manent cure.
For Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Groups, Whoopng Cough
HoarsenesS, &c, Halls Cough Basam is a remedy.
1t cuts the Phegm and all foreign matter from
the Throat and Lungs, by free eXpectoration.
Sold by Druggists and dealers in medicine throughout the
country. Prepared and sold by E. L. GATCHELL Brun-
sWlck 2m1S
A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath
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! LARGE SALE
OF
Dry Goods F!
q The whole stock of the late firm of
GEO. TURNBULIf & co.

GEO. TURNBULIf & co.
AT less than cost Of Importation.
Silks, Merinoes all Wool Plads Sheeting Shifting and
Pillow Case Linens, sDamask Table Cloths Napkins and
Towels Fannels, Curtain and other Musins Embrodere
Laces, Ribbons, Hosiery, Gloves, &C.. &C
The above worthy the Of all purchasers as
Goods of the best class large portion them having been
manufactured to ORDER being the balance the stock the
late firm Of GEORGE TURNBULL CO., which will be
sold much under cost Of importation, to its
date sale.
KENMONTH a. CO.,
275 Washington and 10 Winter Street, Boston. AVIS
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Launched-at Augusta 23d, ship NJ Mills 700 tons She
will be commanded by Capt p Sturgis my
AT Searsport recently by Messrs AcGliverv & GodeI
PARK rovatora 56O tons, to be commanded by Can't
Carver offs "F'
AtSouth Prospect 22d ut by Mr. Hichborn ship ia
of Prospect r - "P'0'
At Robbinston S3d ult, by Gilbert Spear ship of 1000
-P - WV
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Fresh stable Goods.

Ill Wool Shawls-very fine beautiful patterns, received
"A by y. Il. GILMAN.
Oct. H.
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For Sale.
= SECOND hand Solar Lamps, by NJ. T. GANNETT.
- Oct II, 1854. IS
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YOung America- Wide AWnke.

lust in at the store L. s. FISHER where You can
y get Just the Hat You bargain lie has just
received a rare stock.
Sept. g. 1854 is
The daily union., 1854-11-14
B"re~" Corps OF Typographical Engineers,
Rsus. nhrrI

pRoPoSALs be received al this Office mill md On the lam
ne A. ior ne construction equipment and delivery
u" or AZ of Lake Erie,
81. anne, no, to be less Than ad long
exclusive fixtures paddle wherIs
less ihan 20O burden. depth "
ne deck aud cabin Of said boat
Tor ihe hands all OF machinery room for
officers Also TO have cooking stewards room, pantry,
wnter closets and cabin furniture,
less Than 20 hands and six officers.
he upper deck, cabin roof be sufficiently
Pilot ." wheel house 10 be ON the deck and supplied
with customary conveniences for steering
The boat TO be schooner rigged and be supplied requisite
spaIs sas and rigging To be properly painted
quate anchors, with adequate cnhe customary
lures OF auser holes, chain cable LEVERS
Each parts,
fnrnlst a drawing and model of the boat.
Inc hoaI 10 be supplied with good yaw boa
long each and each boat have good with udder
aud tincr
No advances be made contract, Depart
have authority reasons declare contract void
and to advertise The War Department
gn accept any the proposals. reject The whole and
The boat be able pressure maintain
speed of miles the hour supplied
bunkers, capable slowing OF coal.
Materials he OF the quality,
and all
against fire. 10 bs observed The 90
auate water buckets.
The of best quality be of the
with the best recent improvements.
When the boat
viii be appointed by the War Department.; officer
10 be chosen by the These third,
70 employ The requisite fremen, abore Sell order make
specuon and trial.
than 100 miles moderate Weather which "trip
shall mantan speed OF not less than miles the hour
inspectors reference to The condition.
strength OF mai-ras and machinery workmanship nis
has fulfilled his also evidence inspection
trial. half OF said apeDses paid by United
and one-haf by the contractor
Sep ot&2nwtlstNov Col Corps T. e.
The daily union., 1854-11-14
The second Exhibition of the Metropolitan
Mechanics Institute,

FOR Promotion Eneouras maae. Commerce,
and the Meehane and Uscui ft,
WILL be opened a, The city ashneou Thursday the s
Of February 1883, IN the new and splendid nan me
Smithsonian Institution, which Of The mo magnificent rooms
TO mis- exhibition manufacturers mechanics artists nyen
tors and defining dil, The results OF their labor sk
ingenuity aud tse from all portions OF the onon are eo'aa IN
TSs Iu.chine department charge Of special
Sean power fixtures labor, Se, VIII be given
All intending to exhibit requested give early
day possible Goods should be- accompanied with
therefore, feel ihat in inviting contributions from
portions Ofthe Union the second exhibition Of the Meuopoi
an Mechanics they offering The producer OF
eelen, articles. valuable olPoran OF making known 10 The
workmanship and their adapon to the purposes for which they
They would respectfully specimen.
of elegant handwork which heretofore have
ali such of ladies,
ces merit OF 7welry &e suited the of the
The opened for the reception goods Monday
February O'Clock, eabbnn formally opened for
reception Of vser and continue aoautioa wesk
the judges Lists for competition PREMIUM
lance have reached ID. bali by that day failed
rive from unavoidable detention
which ime dspo.o viii be subcc, charge 50 een
apprentices ard minors who contribute their
invention shall specify het age and the time they have
All articles deposited for competition premium Of
American msnuac,nre conspieunusy labelled appropriate
Of The maker and Inventor f known,
s %s OF s ~ ae Ss for @ e"v 'e n ns
Prices he affixed or not al ts option of he exhibitor
goods which ticket will also admit them the exhibition
all times when open to The public.
Metropolitan Mechanics Ime dshinson d. >" and should
them distinctly packages They be
companird by detailed invoice
any information gveD application the corresponding
tary whom all communications the business of the institute
Oc 3l-3raw6w
The daily union., 1854-11-14

American Artists' Union.

E American respectfully
Of United the Canndas that
OF cuIyang for throughout the
and with view m enabling family become possesSed of
gallery Of
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS ~ THE AGE,
hey have determned in order ae their
ayings and thus only employment large number
o ana shefs hut inspire couLtr taste for
works Of M the purchasers Of their engaving@ when
$50, 900 of which sold
100000 gifts Of the actual Of ei5O,OoO.
E,ch purchaser dollar engraving therefore,
only engraving richly the money also ticket which
entities him 70 one Of the gifts when they distributed
For i've dnars highly finished engraving beautifully painted in
OIL and i've git tickets will be five dollars worth Of plen
dad catalogue
mail
Of the catalogue together with specimen Of Of
engrav,ngw, be u Office This paper.
For each dollar engraving actually
gift ticket will Immediately be forwarded.
AGENTS.
The committee, believing this great
undertaking will be materially promoted by the and
prise intelligent perssveng agents. resolved
with such the liberal
ANY person wishing 70 become agent by sending pos,pa
will Tecriye by Of mall engraving gift ticket
porpecus catalogue and all other necessary information
On the hnal completion of the The gifts will DO placed in the
hands T be distributed; notice
Of which will be throughout the United States and the Can
ada
The daily union., 1854-11-14
Oct l-eodttDec
Unitcd states Patent once,

Washington, September d, 1871.
IN the petition Administrative ofThos
r. Williams, deceased of Moreau Station, New York praying
the said Thos r. Williams
18th 'machiner
forming ng for from the expraon
patent which takes place the ft day of December,
petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday ~ O'Clock, and all
persons notified appear cause any they
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to file in the Patent
Onice objections, specially writing,
days before day hearing testimony flied by either party
hearing taken and transmitted in accord
apce with be furnished appli
cation.
Tbc testimony 18th Of Navem-
her papers relied upon tesinony be
filed Office before the morning of that day the argu
ments, il any, within days thereafter.
Ordered also that this notice be published in the Unian nte
uenccr Evening Washington, D. G. Evening Argus,
Philadelphia Pa; American, New York; Post Boston.
Daily Buffalo, N. Y. week for
ths November
day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. sEditors papers will pense copy and scnd
their bills Office, with paper containing this notice.
Sep 29-lnw3w
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NOTICE TO PRE- E-EMprIoN CLAIMANTS.

approved Sd March, 1885, entitled An
settlers therein
toned the United States they then
above mentioned aernae sections
where the settlement prior
and paid Tor AT the Of two dollars and
fy hxed for the public sale And by
the act 2h March, 1884, entitled fr relief Of
on railroad purposes" who
tohc date OF rifhdrapd
enied prescriptions AT the ordinary minimum price Of
III, public dollar 1--WE
per acre before fixed for the pub
Therefore, every person entitled to the right OF pre-
Of mentioned, under tha of Sd
Ma,ch seie@cnts made prior to the 9ih
Of clotm under the act of 27h
March, 1854, made the date Of withdrawal
required ~ the register and
Of
price practicable after seeing this notice
for the public the lands
bacing otherwise such claim will be forfeited
JOS. 4. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Sep lG-iawl3w lint. h Starl
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United states Mail.
PENNSYLVANIA.

Posr OYYIcK DEPARTMENT
October IL 1854.
PROPOSALS mails the United States Isl
December 1884, Both of June, 1885, following
in PENNSYLVANIA will be received the Contract Office
the Post Office Department until Monday the Goth of No
yembe 1884, be- decided Wednesday, the 2d November
1854:
No $780, From Harrisburg BY Lingeystown, MaDada Hill West
Hanover East Hanover, Ono, Jamestown, and FTsder
cksbusg, Pine Grove. 80 miles and back three
Leave Harrisburg Monday, Wednesday, and Fnsay a,
10 an;
Arrive at Pine Grove days by pm;
Leave Pine Grove Tuesday Thursday, ana Saturday,
Arrive at Harrisburg same days by m.
No. 932 From hlahanuy Greenbe Line Upper
MahantaDgo and Barry, to Minersvle, 3a miles and
back, twice week.
Leave Mahanoy Monday and Friday Mt 6 m;
Arrive at Minersvile same day by pm;
Leave Minersville Tuesday and Saturday 6
Arrive at MahanOy days by
For Of bid guarantee certificate
and requiremens (embracing incorporated
the such the department exped
en inviting proposals for mail service
States New Jersey Delaware Maryland
dated the 22d of September. 1851.
Oct l6--3aw4w
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TO our sUBsCRIBERs.

The person will spoo .uv D.oss sn,ss
payment The subscription be- made advance.
letter me ussxx, nj
Which WIN be pad BY and all sk
II a b
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly during The ss.
OF Congress, and semi during the yecsss
Subscriptions for period less year viii be received
popornoned TO ths above rates.
COP osTMAsTERs TO act an our assu and bv
sending DAILY subscribers, go or nv.
WEEKLY subscribers, with enclosed will be soi,sd TO
copy gratis
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HOUSEWIVES COTTONs - Third Instalnaent--we
nave the pleasure of
VINO nave been waiting patiently the
ment oi the Justly celebrated
oday 45o pieces AS we originated, introduced and
e manufactured with
lDe have %
we O 4 inferior
ket. - - -
200 pieces superior Irish linens, priced 10 srts
nne all cheap
order.
Vast all other kinds Of goods Purchases Of any
class Of linen goods should our
stock.
OF all bs lbpnd full
ample, and complete throughout the entire
2O pieces white anne assorted ades several shades
than the usual prices. i.
pieces eached and unbeached hanne superior
quality.
100 pieces rich wonlen pads for ladies'
considered the handsomest patterns In the city.
Choice cloths, casiHees prOfuson
Gloves and suspondcrH,
bens &c As0 article ueualy found we'll ordered
goods house; TO all of which daily additions made.
By having only and dealing solely such articles
bear unmstakahe decided excellence abc
enabled offer really inducements discriminating buyc
Judges fgoods)
Strangers others cordially invited CALL Of
the advantage of buying where prce only asked"
Delay In settling bills
Good articles lew prices and fair dealing may relied
all cases.
PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores West Building,
Oct 6--s,e0f Opposite Ceatyo Market.