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I'Enc New Capitol.

We regret much to learn, that the work
on the new State House in Columbia has
been suspended, 1t is said OH account Of Il
misunderstanding between the building
committee and architect but We much
fear, from what we can learn that il is ow-
ing to some defect in the building, caused
perhaps by the construction Of the first
story Of :hc northern wing before the
Southern was begun, i'll which case it has
settled unevcnly.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY II, 1854.

sSY" Persons wishing to see us upon
business connected with the Paper or Law,
can find us at any hour during the day.
except from four TO five in the afternoon,
at our Office, just back Of So.oMoNs' New
Store. All business connected with the
paper must be transacted with WILLIAM
LEWIS, JOHN S. Richardson, jr., or r. G..
LOGAN. Mr.. Il. G. LOGAN, the Foreman
of Banner Office, is our only authorised
Agent to receive money and give receipts
for the same, and may always be found at
the Banner Office. All letters addressed
to the Banner must be prepaid to insure
attention.
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From an Occasional Correspondent.
AlsFoRD lloUsE, !
kingstrcc, July 4, 1851.

Mess,S. Editors: After trip Of sew.
eral days duration, with but short
strides each day, stopping by the way
occasionally, on the road leading
from your beautiful and improving
town to this place, am now pleasantly
situated, aitera hot and lati.ueing ride
of several miles, in the above mention.
ed hotel receiving every attention that
can be bestowed upon u guest, by the
most worthy landlord and lady imag
Unable. The latter makes it her study
to please in every respect, whilst he
bcstirs himself to furnish her with the
means necessary so to do and i'll which
must say he is truly successful, for
considering the season Of the year they
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DR.. Guysoi's Improped Extract of Yello,p
Dock and SarsapariHu is n sure remedy for he
rcditary tainls
Thousands Of individuals arc cured with
grievous complaints which they inherit from.
their parents. The usc ofthe YeUo,D Dock and
Sdrsni:arilla will prevent all this, and save o.
vast amou2t ofmsery and many valuable lives,
for it thoroughly erpels from The system, The la
tent taini, which Is tie seed Of disease, and 30,
takes off the curse by which tho sins or uisior-
tunes of The parents are so often visited upon
the innocent Offspring.
Parents owe it to their children to,guard them
against the effect of maladies that may be COM
lnunicated by decent, and children Of parents
that have nj any time been effected with con.
sumption, Scroiula or syphilis, owe it TO them
being revived in them. Guysott's Extract of
Yellow Dock And Sarsaparilfa is sure nnti,
dote in such cases. s
see advertisement
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Executive Department,
CLARENDON, July 3, lS5'

CLARENDoN, July 3, 1871.
I am directed by his EXccIlency the
Governor 20 state, that in consequence OF
Office has necessarily accumulated but
upon his restoration to health it will be
promptly despatched.
BEAUFORT Il. WATTS,
Private Secretary.
July II, 1854 81 1t
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H'lac Weather.

The weather was very hot again last
week and on Sunday became almost uncn-
durable but on that evening we were best
with thunder storm anu rain. The wind
blew very high and in some localities has
done damage to the growing crops, which
planters will surely not grumb!e at, as it
leaves at all events prospect of cooler
weather.
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Iiollo'rays Pills, na Admirable Remedy for
The Curc OF Bic, Indigestion, and L,rer Com.
pta,nts,--rhc widow Of an Officer in the f. ].
&. Service resided many years in Calcutta,
dcrangcd that she had much difficulty in di,
gesting any kind Of food. She suffered al,noJ,
increasingly from sick headache, and lownsss
of spirits, the result Of dchita,ed constitutions.
The mcdi cal aid she lad was Of nc. :ayai!,' and.
her friends gave up a'l hope of her recovery.
until she had recourse TO Holloway's Pills,
which in about fL wecks restored her aouni.
and pcrttct health
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Correspondence of tho Banner.
CULUMBIA, July IU.
Celebrate, Of Tie Fourth -Dr. Thorn
WelES address, DD};ficuZ 1f0tfsrs-

WeltS ItdreSS-POAtical Matters
Miscellaneous, He,ys, eCc. DC
MEssRs EDIrons The Fourth was
celebrated with much enthusiasm in
our city. At an early hour in the
morning, the " Rillcmcn" and "Gov-
crnors Guards paradcd, making as
usual Inc appearance, and marched
up and d,wn Richardson street, firing
and going through various cyolutions.
That mysterious organization known
as the 80. +. a." Captain "Tomi,"
commanding, after partakiny Of
break fast and toasting with much
spirit Qdtman and Cuba, fired salutcs,
one for every State in the Union cx
cept Massachusetts and New IIamp-
shire, anG one Or two for Cuba n
rumor pr.vaiIcd that the U. S. District
Attorney attended arresting the whole
party, as being " "Fillibustcrs" and
having too great 4 regard for General
Quitnlan. lie would have his hands
full, if lie attempted to arrest the &C.
+. a."
DR.. Thlrnwcl's address on the sub
jcct ofTelapcrancc was listened to by
Il large and highly respectable audi.
encc. DIR. L. went beyond the Maine
Liquor Law, and demonstrated in q
clear and satisfactory manner that Il
State had the right not only of passing
4 prohlbitory law but oflrcating drunk
enncss rs a crime and subjecting the
drunkard 10 y punishment. We could
give further outlines of his excellent
remarks but expect his address TO be
published aad read by every voter in
the State.
Hot weather and politics form the
only general subject Of conversation at
present. Candidates and their friends
are rs busy as bees. The issue will
be made ON the Electoral question =
rs it may be interesting to some oI
your subscribers ia know how the can.
didatcs are on that question, wc anne,
Il statement
For Election Of Electors by the
pconle:-Col J. S Preston Senator
w. Hamptou ir Col VIM. Movb;n
REPRESENTATIVES.
Opposed 10 same.-Gcn. lame, IT
Adams, Senator: Col. d. ID. Fcnlv
Major w. Wallace, REPRESENTATIVES
Unknown SIcs,rs r. +. Clarkson
Campbell Il. Bryce. REPRESENTATIVES,
| Senator, i REPRESENTATIVES, to b.
elected.
The South Caroliniau'' is boldl,
an tcurlcssly alyoca,inr the propose,
! .ha,iGGc. Ne "T!,nys'' is on the y,hc
side. The struggle wiz be the mos
yiolc:;t ever carried on IL ola R:c!!.
land.
As regards The know nothin.s" i,
Columbia We i'""w nothing about them
Every now and then We find strang'
looking documents stuck up i'll tn,
pnb!Ic streets or published in the pa
pcrs, NOW days. Attention Mus
clcmen X. N.-lo.l and simiia
proc!amat'ons meet our view almos
daily.
lhc work upon The state! lou>c that
rs You arc aware, had been slSpcmdc,
Tor several weeks Will be renewed to
day under supervision OF Mr.. John !
Nay, S"pcTlntcndans. We hope T.
sec before long as;atcment from th
parties concerned IN regard to the par
t'ai oc''"I'tI"n "i that building am
and other matters connected thercwitl
NO one qualified better than MIR. ka,
can nc 'oInd to supervise the erecting
OF sucha noble ed'ilcc.
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DEATH OF WILLIAM I.oGAH, ESQ.-Wc
sincerely regret, says the Charleston Con-
rier, to have to announce tho death on yes
,crlay morning, OF William Logan, Esq +,
at his residence in th:s city, IN the 79lh
year Of his age.
Mr. Logan had been brought up to the
bar, but for the lis; % years Of his life.
was the SECRETARY and Librarian Of the
Charleston Library Society. the duties of
which Offices he discharged up to two or
throc weeks previous TO his deccase with
great fidelity. Religious, cheerful, social
and temperate, he WAS cniowcr! with unu-
slai ac,i'ily OF body, and preserved to the
last the enjoyment o! all his faculties. lie
leaves an aged aunt, two brothers and Il
sister. still surviving hiui, and numerous
linea' descendants, who will long continue
to clircriah his memory, and the rcmc;n-
brancc of his intelligent and agreeable com
panonship.- Cn!HmbM Times.
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The transport ship Europa, on her pas
sage from England to Turkey, was burnt
on the 3lst of May, on the Atlantic, at
about 200 miles from the English coast.--
At the time she had OH board sixty-two
dragons and ti(ty-scven horses. Twenty
one persons arc supposed to have pcrshcd.
We see it stated in some of our North
crn exchanges that the Democratic mem
bcrs Of The u. S. Senate are talking scri
ous!y about having Senator Sumner ex-
PEELED, on account Of his reasonable no
lions. 1t would serve him right, and a
lew examples Of this kind would soon cure
this hydrophobm.
Eleven beds of coal have been discover
cd IN Kentucky in the recent geological
examination OF the State by DIR. ID. D..
Owen. The beds vary from two to five
feet IN width, and are in the southwestern
part OF the State
Mrs. Mary Johnston, who was partlc-
pator in the scenes and struggles of the
Revolution in this State, and who has been
chronclcd in Mrs. Elcls memoirs o. the
illustrious women Of that day. died at the
residence of her sou, J. G.. Johnston, in
Chester district, on the 3lst May.
On Monday last, James G.. IIenning,
Esqr., was elected President OF The Bank
OF Georgetown, i'll the place OF DR.. |. Nc.
Kay, Esqr., resigned, Mr.. Robert T.. Fra.
scr, Cashier, and w. J. Howard, Esqr.
Teller.
Late accounts have been received from
California, they are unimportant.
Walker, the Filibus,cring Governor OF
Sonora, had been arraigned and held to
bail in $4,000. His trial was fixed lor
the I'd of August.
An earthquake occurred at Santa Barba-
IA OH the i:},h
The accounts from the mines arc favor
able.
| Oregon dates to the 10Th Of June state
that the Democrats have a majority in tho
Legislature. The proposition for State
Government had been defeated
y Chicago paper says that about 22-
hogs, being half Of drove of 100 head
died from the excessive heat OH Monday
last, who OH the eastern branch Of the
Illinois Central Railroad between Peru
! ard the Junction.
BosToN, July 5.-Thc new Catholic
Church at Dorchester, in this State, was
blown up will, gunpowdcr and almost cn
tlrcly destroyed yesterday. There is con
siderable excitement. Some accuse the
Know No'ngs. anl they say the members
ri The church., had deposited powder am
arms there 10. The protection OF the church
ANA that the explosion Vas accidental.
The Cholcrais committing great ravage:
il, the Northern and Western cities
Charleston is as yet entirely exempt from
lis visitation. ----'~-------,.-- - -
Tie Know No,hings and Catholics ar.
wayny war against each other in New
York Circiunatl phiIauclDhia and Rostor
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,Sumlcriond Herald.


Tie who administers medicine to the sad
:eart in the shape of wit and humor, is
most assuredly good Samar itan. A
cheerful face is nearly as good for an inva-
lid as healthy water. 10 make sick man
think he is dying, all that is necessary is
to look half dead yourself. Open, unrcs.
trained mcrrincn, is salciy-valvc to the
heart and disposition. If ovcrburdcncd
with the noxIous gases of care, pull the
string of wit, up flies the valve Of fun, and
out 60 the troubles and vcxation of life to
the four winds Of hcavcn.-A Physician.
&, 'N'<2>.h ~E--.------
SINGULAR FKUIT.--Air. |. ID. Mordecai
showed us yesterday large fruit, perfect
ly formed, one section Of which vas
ncctarinc, the remainder being peach,
each portion retaining the peculiar color
and smell OF the respective fruits.
C9s0.iniQR.
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EXTRAORDINARY TENAcITY OF LIFE
4 lahorcr employed at the Fort Clarence
Iron Works, near Mildlcsboro', fell from
hcin;l of forty feet Oh some metal
plates, and is still alive, notwithstanding
that his skull was severely fractured, one
eye knocked out. the caps of both knees
spit, in two, one leg below the knee brok-
Ell, and the thigh above that broken in two
places, his right arm broken, his shoulder
dislocn,ed, his jawbonc broken, large
piece cut out of his cheek and also scvc-
raj Commissions on his body.
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The Know No,hngs and Catholics are
wayuy war against each other in New
York, Cincinnati, Philadelphia and Boston.
Their disputes have been the cause Of a
number Of murders and riots, and the sriril
OF iaNatacisln is unahatcd.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-22
NNTILL BE PUBLISHED ON THE FIRST
Wv OF AUGUST
THE CABIN BOYS STORY,

II OAB6N BOh = SIOhH
Sem-Ndnticdt Romance Of intense interest, by the
AIthor Of the "Pirdte Doctor,n the LdByer s
Story" the sod Doctor" Sc, sc.
The hitherto enjoyed by the author of the above
popular works, is sufficient guarantee of the with
which any productions coming from his pen will be
ceyed by the public 'The Cabin Boys Story'' is ro-
mantle narrative, Illustrating the horrors of the Slave
Trade, carried in the Coast of Africa. The author
has served in the Maryland the descriptions and char
acters painted from personal acquaintance with them
The story full Of exciting interest and venture, as
the celebrated work Of Deoe obnsOn Crusoe and has
the advantage that glorious felton, nasuluch it is
founded on facts OF every day The history of
the heroine of the story Zueika the Crcassiau slave
purchased at Consantinope, educated and married by
the reckless yet chiYarc Seymour commander of
the Albaross is simply the narration of fact painted
from the life, and all the characters portrayed
throughout the story, wildly ahd graphically drawn
The publishers have already received orders for the
whole of the edition was originally their intention pub
sh; consequently, they have been obliged largely to in
it, and they respectfully request that all orders
may be sent in Immediately.
They confidently expect that the work will create as
much interest as any work of fiction that has of late years
emanated from the press, Notwithstanding the
publication of "Unce Toms Cabin" works relating to
slavery in America and con, have been numerous
none have appeared having relation the system of pur
chasing slaves the African coast, written by one who
has Witnessed it in all its hdeous deormity The work
is written in chaste and pure language, and will be well
come and Instructive addition to the family library.
The work will form beautiful octave volume of 400
pages, handsomely illustrated with fine engra 9ngs and
elegantly bound in cloth Price, in cloth, dollars in
paper 10 cents, at which rate copies will be by the
publishers to any part of the country, free of postage
FOR sale Wholesale and RETAIL by the publishers,
ELLSWORTH Il STREET,
No. % Beekman Street New YORK,
And by all the Booksellers throughout the United States
ana British PROVINCES. DIST aul7
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RICHMOND s. TRoWBRIDGE,

RICHMOND s. TROWBRIDGE,
have not overlooked Its novelties fresh fabrics de
signs, and ready with their talent, SKILL and
erpr Sc together with rich materials, captivating styles
and urivaled workmanship.
d r ESS COAT S, ETC,
The climax IF art and invention; VESTS the beau
ul styles Velvets, Satins Silks and Cloth with the
richest emm >iery, every possible variety; TR0U
In tho extensive description of pattern color and
shade, perfect fit, Tor sae and comfortable to the
Wearer, in every respect
FURNISHING GOODS.
To this department particular attention has been devo
i'd and is beyond any possible question: the dis
tinguished depot for
Shirts, Hnmdkerchiefs,COIl ola rs, Neck Ties,
and HOSIERY, Of every description of the finest
cture and MATERIAL equally celebrated with the other
branches Of their trade for neatness quality and economy
Please call at RICHMOND & TR0WBIsIDGE'S Custom
and Ready Made Clothing Establishment, No. 265 Matn
Main St., Worcester Mass.
March !, 1851. dH
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MACULLAR, WILLIAMS Sc 90.
271 Piper's Block, Main Street,


OF OUR OWN BLANUFA CTUREl!
Having made arrangements to manufacture own
ltOck of Clothing, feel confident in saying to
friends and customers, that prepared
TO show them better assortment of all kinds Of CLOTH
ING than can be found in the State.
Having had the reputation of keeping the best Ready
Made Clothing in the City, we hope now, not only
TO have that, but of doing the best
Gus ON WOR
have secured the services of of the FIRST Cutters
In the Country.
stom Work of all kinds done in the best manner, and
Al short notice
Our Custom Department is under the charge Of Mr
CHARLES BLANCHARD, who is well known in this CT
and vicinity We all that the work turned cut
from this establishment will be second to in the city,
We have in full assortment of all kinds Of Piece
Goods such Broadclohs, Casmeres, Doeskins, Vest
ngs, &c.
Harrington Corner, corner of Main and Front SITS.
mch2Z daWtf TiIAYEK q EAMES
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BEST HAIR TONIC IN USE.
While the proprietor has to be proud of the
Enlistment of the Tonic in short time upon firm
basis he is fully persuaded that that is owing in
great degree to the real excellence of the article itself
1t will therefore be rdy kept the orgnel standard,
and composed heretofore, of ingredients the best and
most expensive to be found resulting from the
of the Climax Hair Tonic all he world Vol
untary testimony is daily offered showing its efficacy
an agent for
Preventing the falling out of the Hair,
Producing new Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
Softening and arranging the Hair
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing Dandruff
Curing Headache, and
All the ills that Hair is heir to-
All bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic, have 81
L. LAZELL, Worcester, Mass, blown in the glass.
Price % cts per bottles large bottles pnts rs cts with
liberal discount to the trade.
u Orders from dealers respectfully solicited All or
ders by mail EXPRESS otherwise, promptly executed
l.. L. LAZELL., Druggist
VI deod&wtf 201 Main st
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Auttions.
A U @ T TO N


VIII be sold at Pubic Auction,eN
Nc saf ~ the Furniture in the house occu-t
81 pied by S. W. SELBY, on Lincoln w
0tz - Street, on Wednesday. Aug
23d, at Q o'clock A. NJ, consisting in part of
SOFAS, HAIR-CLOTH CHAIRS,
WhaNols Gard and Centre Tables three-py Carpets
Ingram do Stair do, Oil do, Solar and Mantle Lamps
Grandoes Hair and Palmeaf Mattresses, Feather Beds
and Bed Clothing Painted Chamber set Bureaus, Ward
robes, Wash Sinks,
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs,
Crockery GLASS; and Tin Ware Extension Dining Tables,
Kitchen do, Mirrors, Light Stands, Dressing Tables,
Cooking sove Paror do, Window Curtains and Shades,
Bedseads, &c., comprising the entire furniture of said
house. Also,
lot Of Hay, Wood, Hog, Cutter and Feed Trough.
Buffalo Robes, Blankets, Harness, Forks Rakes Garden
Tools, Wheebarrow, Work Bench, Trowels, Ladders,
Tools and Tool Chest,
The sale will commence with the kitchen furniture.
~ At 10 O'Clock, snail sell the property at the Barn.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH ON DELIPERY.
Sale positive aud no postponement account Of the
weather. S. W. sELBY, Auctioneei.
Worcester, August 10, 1854.
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Glotbillg.
THE CLOTHIER's SONG I


She comes she comes, the Summer comes
Der mountaln and meadow now,
With sparkling dew on her fairy feet
And roses on her brow.
And the trees put on their garments green,
And the meads their rests Of gold,
70 welcome her back to gardens gay
That laugh at Winter od.a
And shall not we, like the jocund flowers
Put on our yestments rare,
To meet the Summer lhould meet
queen so bright and fair
Yes we shall dress In silken sheen,
And in gossimer so fine,
And we'll go forth, feel oppressed
While the sunbeams shine.
Then let US to MAouLLARs go,
At the sign Of the Full Dressed Man;
And we shah find the rarest robes,
That we coil wish to don.
Five thousand vests, ten Thousand coats
All striped, or in floral bloom
With sprgs of the richest flowers vows,
With beauty, but with no perfume.
The zephyr coat Of brown mohair,
And Alpaca black well find,
With the golden Nankin and Linen White,
And the Bingham stripe combined.
You may look, with lantern far and wide
For place 20 suit you more,
But you meier be suited so well as at
Macular 4 Williams's Store.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS Sc 90.
27I PiPer's BLOCH, Main Street,
SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MAN,
Lave just received of the largest Stocks record
OF every variety Of cheap, fashionable and desirable
lowest remuneratiye prices They also continue make
The best Custom Clothes in the City.
He who consus economy and taste will call at Macuar
Williams & Co.'s. without DELAY. my1S DIFF
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D R E S S GOODS!

Is reduced average of % per cent? and consists in
part of the following
cases A Printed Lawns reduced from 10 to Ct cts.
so ps Brown Pnks, &c. reduced from 10 to s cts
60 do Madders, reduced from shilling to 12t cts.
100 ps. Super Jaconetts and Eawns reduced from 25
cents to l shilling and 20 cts.
20 ps Beautiful organdies, sold at So reduced 374c.
The Entire Stock of Printed Linen Lawns reduced from
Sc To 374 cents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-22
WAS A TINE WHEN PEOPLE

MERE WAS A TIME WHEN PEOPLE
- were maGknss believe that certain medicines had a
direct influence on the blood. The allacy has been
exploded. 1t is now well known that it is only through
Its clements the chye and the secretons that the char
acter Of the vital fluid be changed Morse'S Inuig-
Grating Efrr purifes the sanguilerous current, by
purifying the secretons, and regulating the action of the
stomach, the liver, and the bowels. 1t is an Alternative
and invgorant and tie grand of its almost mrac
ulous cures consists in its giving tone to the stomach
bringing the functions of every disordered organ up to
the standard of heahfu action mparting to the enfee
Died nervous system self-sustainng power and render
Ing 1t capable Of wthsandng the external influences
which had heretofore enervated Frustrated it, Hence
Il is sovereign unaling remedy for dyspepsia in all its
forms and consequences for topor undue activity of
the secreVe organs; and for all the fluctuations suspen
rions and exctments which constitute the symptoms of
nervous disease When the constitution seems broken
down. the appetite nert the digestion feeble the nerves
unsrung the mind couGed and the whole system crushed
by physical pain and mental dependency will revive
and restore both the animal strength and the mental
energies with degree of rapdty that superstitious
times, would have been attributed to enchantment
c. H. RING, Proprietor,
1872 Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Cana
Tia, and the West Indies. AGEnTs-Worcester, NJ B.
GREEN. Springfield, BLISS HAVEN Providence
). BALCH SON. Boston, BURR PERRY.
auls dTuTh&Sat&w1nis
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THE ONLY PRIZE MED.
I II u s s - S ,

VKNHOMPSON'S FRESH SOUTHERN
Hominy. For sale by Edward Priest, corner Of Main
and Myrtle streets, No. AZ N. L. p Union g. H. Harlow
Front st., and Reed Clark, Main St. fl5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-22

New and second hand KEFKIGEKATOKS Of all sizes
and qualities for sac, exchanged to let Also, Refrg
orators repaired.
Contracts by the year at fair prices. Complaints of
neglect from drivers must be left at the Office and will be
promptly attended tie.
NJ Orders left at NJ. B. Green's 216 Main st. Ellis
Fagg, Park St., Protective Union, Front St., at tn
Office, 147 Main ST. my5 diff
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hAzELL's CLIMAX HAIR TONIC,

TLie ;,,
UNDERGRADUATES. ,-,ooi,' "a
which I,os -
baen ba I,,Y I Nv
nl,blic ore ,,e on
-, - 0''e al