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Westerly, June s, 1854.
Town Officers.

The Annual June Town Meeting was
held at the Union Meeting House, on
Tuesday last, 9th inst, and the follow
ing officers were chosen for this town
IIoderat0r-W elcome Stillman.
C2erk-James NJ. Pendleton.
Councilmen-Paul Babcock, Benz
W, Bentley, Nathan H. Langworthy,
Enoch B. Pendleton, Asher NJ. Bah
cock.
justices Of the Pcacc-N. F. Dixon,
j. II. Gross, George d. Cross, Charles
N. Crandall, Jed. w. Knight, George
W. Frazier, Bradford Blivcn, Cornelius
Bradley, Gilbert Pcudleton, Jirah NJ.
Knowles.
Sergeam-G. S. Coy.
Tteasurer-Edward w. Babcock.
C6rder Of WoOd-O. II. Fowler.
Pound KeperS-Nathaniel j. l..
Chase, Henry NJ. Barber, Samuel Saun-
ders, Jr., VIM. R. Chapman, Benjamin
York, The barn and yard of William
L. Chapman, and also the barn and
yard of Benjamin York were established
as Pounds.
Auctioneers-Wm. G. Pendleton, G..
S. Coy, Benjamin York.
Complainant Of Breaches Of MeLiquor
Law-Wm. E. Parkerson.
Sealer Of Leather-Daniel G. Ham
mond.
!Sealer Of Heights and Measures
Thomas Perry.
Packers Of Esh-James B. Thomp
son, Edward Clark, Horace Babcock
j. Thompson, Jr., Nelson Brown.
Auditors-Horatio n. Campbell, Jas
NJ. Pendleton.
assessors Of Torn Tarcs-Gcorge
D. Cross, Joseph Potter, Albert B.
Langworthy.
Surrcyors Of Lond-Charles Perry
Stephen Wilcox, Jr., John Foster.
ConstaJlCS-W. f. Parkcrson, Sam
uel Saunders, Jr.
CommiHee Of unts.-Rowse Bah
cock, Stephen Wilcox, VIM. d. Wells
Gauger Gf CGshs-John p. Camp
bell.
Wreck Masters--Gcorge NJ. Nash
Albert Crandall, Joseph W. Bliveu
Edward W. Clark, i. York.
Measurer Of Groin--G. S. Coy.
Public Weigher-G. S. Coy.
School Commiiee-George d. Cross
Edwin Babcock, Welcome Stillmau.
Orerseer Of the Poor-G. ID. Cross.
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g0- We have in hand an interesting

gS- We have in hand an interesting
original story, entitled "INsELLE, the
Moorish Maiden Tale of Spain"
written by w. Mason Turner, which we
shall commence next week. It will
occupy two, perhaps three weeks; but
We think our readers will say that the
space is well occupied. The scene is
laid in Spain-the land of romance-at
the time of its occupation by the Moors
the most interesting period to the
student of history.
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nS- The N. Y. Tribune gives list
OF three hundred and twenty-si1 persons
including passengers, officers and crew
who were on board the ill-fated packet
ship, Powhattan, which was wrecked on
the Jersey coast on the 18th Of April
last, every one Of whom we're lost.
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Guardians Notice.

1NHE undersigned, having been appointed
l. Guardian to the estate of Joseph Ken
yon and qualified himself according to law +,
would respectfully give notice to all per-
sons having demands against said Kenyon
to present their claims for settlement.
ALBERT WITTER, Guardian.
Hopkinton, June 7, 1854. 6t167*
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n.y. The Cannon Couno;

Sr The Common Council of the
city Of Providence have voted to make
no appropriation for celebration on the
4th of July, and have directed the bells
to be tolled ON account Of the passage Of
the Nebraska bill and the recent proceed
ipgs under the Fugitive Slave Act.
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Myers's Extract Rock Rose,

is gradually but surely gaining public favor.
As purifier of the blood it is unequaled In
scrofua and all kindred diseases it is an effect
ual remedy. We know of no case where it
has been used without beneficial results. Get
a Circular from Agents gratis.
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g9- Mrs. Emily G. Judson-Fanny
Forrcster-died on Tuesday last, after
an illness of several months, at Hamil-
ton, Madison County, N. Y.
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% Col. Bradford requests us to say
that he will be happy to furnish his
friends, both ladies and gentlemen, who
will favor him with call on Tuesday
next, with glass of extra sparkling
Soda.
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Rey~ The Boston Bee states that

BeS" The boston Bee states that a
gentleman has left that city for Norfolk
Va, for the purpose of purchasing
Burns, the slave which was carried from
Boston last week. Of course it would
be a desirable thing that he should have
his liberty; but it seems to us that this
is allowing the south to take their slaves
at the north and, after putting the
country to an immense expense and car
rying the slaves to the south, then fol-
lowing them for the purpose of buying
them, is a little too cravenhearted for men
claiming to be frecmen.
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s O A P.

THE Subscriber proposes to furnish the
families of this vicinity with Soft Soap at
one shilling per gallon. He will take
grease in exchange, at from 3 to cents a
pound, according to quality. Soap kept
constantly on hand and for sale by the
gallon or barrel [167tf1 j. A. CLARK
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~ B. f. Langworthy, Esq, Of the
Connecticut House of Representatives,
will please accept our thanks, for pub
lie documents
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Free Lecture.

A FREE LECTURE will be delivered at the
n Union Meeting House, on Saturday eve
ming next, 10th inst, commencing at quarter
before o'clock, by E. B. PENDLETON.
SUBJECT.-The Order of the Sons of Tenn
perance and its influence on this Community.
Vincent's String Band will be present to en-
liven the scene.
Gn- The public are invited to attend.
Westerly, June 7, 1854.
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MARTIN MERRIvALE, HIS 4 MARX,
No. 8, has been received. Paul Grey
ton, the author of this work, is already
widely known on this continent. He
has made his mark in several of the
minor branches of literature, and whor-
ever his books have penetrated, there
his winning style and positive talent has
won him numerous friends. He wields
a ready and graceful pen. Therefore
we have strong confidence in "Martin
Merrivale," which has just made its bow
before the public. The book opens
we'll; that it will sustain itself right
gallantly to the end we fully believe
partly from the intellectual wealth so
plainly visible in the numbers of the
work that have already appeared, and
partly from our knowledge of and con-
fidence in the critical and business judg-
ment of Messrs. Philips, Sampson & Co. =,
the publishers of the work.
GLEAsoN's PIcToRIAL.--This favorite
illustrated journal, forming sixteen
octave pages weekly, commences a new
volume, July l, being the seventh vol.
of the work. 1t come to us regularly
frcighted with its foreign and home
illustrations, and a fund of excellent
original matter. 1t is edited by Maturin
M. Ballou, gentleman long connected
with the Boston press, and published by
+. Gleason, Boston, at So 90 per an
mum, or 81 so for six months. Clubs
o! ten subscribers taken at the rate of
So 90 per annum. Will the publisher
favor US with Nos. 6, ls and 81 of the
sixth volume
PuTNAM's MONTHLY, for June, closes
the third volume of this truly standard
American magazine. The present No.
presents us with-A Biography, The
Garden Walk, Cosa de Espana, John
Vanderlyn, Stage Coach Stories, Who
is He' Manners, A Day in the Great
Cemetery, Comte's Philosophy, Dick
Pastel's Story, American Epics, A
Glimpse at Munich, The Palankeen,
Notes from my Knapsack, Sonncts, The
Cock of the Walk, Editorial Notes.
Published at $3a year by G. p. Put
nam & Co., 10 Park Place, N. Y.
HARPERs' MAGAZINE, for the current
month, commences the ninth volume o.
that putf7ation. The present numbe,
contains numerous pictorial cmbellish.
ments, ond it is sufficient to say of the
letter.press that it equals, in that re.
spect, its predecessors. For sale by
Il. ". DdTneS.
GRAHAM's MAGAZINE, for June
closes the forty-fourth volume of this
highly attractive magazine. The next
volume will open with increased i'm.
provements. In addition to the superior
illustrations which have accompanied
the Life of Washington, the work vii
be furnished with q series of orgina
drawings of prominent Revolutionary
incidents. Published ut So year.
FoRREsTER's BoYs' AND GIRLS, Mag
AzINE, for June, is on our table. A
we have said before, We say again, thi
is decidedly the best juvenile periodical
with which we are acquainted. Sub
scribe for it, and you will get the wort
of your money. F. & G. G. Rand
Boston, ST. year.
The WIDE AWAKE, is the title of
spicy little sheet published at 100 Mas
sau Street, N. Y, by r. Bonner.
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~ Brother Nelson, you have US this
time our beaver is at your order.
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GOOD NEWS,
T @ r II II E LADIES,

l. nearly opposite the Stone Factory, on
Main Street, solicit the attention Of the Ladies
of Westerly and its vicinity to their cheap and
handsome Stock of Laces and Embroideries,
which they have just received from Europe
mcnt of Dress Trimmings, and Fancy Dress
Buttons, Hosiery, Gloves, Fans, Parasols, Porte
Monies, all kinds of French and English Lace
Mtts, and a variety of other Fancy Articles,
too numerous to mention, which, for cheapness
and quality cannot be equaled.
GATES L. MAINTHOW.
Westerly, May, 1854.
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THE WIDE AWAKE, is the title of q
spicy little sheet published at 100 Mas.
sau Street, N. Y, by r. Bonner.
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u. T.. Gleason,

DRoFESSoR OF MUSIC, respectfully informs
l. the citizens Of Westerly and vicinity, that
he will visit them twice each week, for the
purpose Of giving lessons on the PIANO, in
Vocalizaton Harmony. Pupils wishing to take
lessons can apply to Messrs. J. & p. Noyes and
J. X Vincent.
tE Pianos carefully tuned. Orders az
above.
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StOningtOn Savings Bank

A SEMI-ANNUAL Dividend of three per
II cent. has this day been declared, paya-
bic to depostors on demand, leaving nett
surplus of $500 o. o. B. GRANT, Treas.
Stonington, Ct, June 5, 1854. 3ml67
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FoRREsTER's BoYs' AND GIRLS, MAG
AzINE, for June, is on our table. AS
we have said before, We say again, this
is decidedly the best juvenile periodical
with which we are acquainted. Sub.
scribe for it, and you will get the worth
of your money. F. & G. G. Rand
Boston, ST. year.
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HARPERs' MAGAZINE, for the current
month, commences the ninth volume of
that pull h7ation. The present number
contains numerous pictorial embellish-
ments, snd it is sufficient to say of the
letter-press that it equals, in that re-
spect, its predecessors. For sale by
Z. G.. Barnes.
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DR.. ii. III. Farnham'S
ORRIS AND CHARCOAL
TOOTH PASTE,

DREPARED expressly for his practice-a
l. preparation combining all the properties
necessary for a general dentrifce. 1t gives
to the teeth beautiful and brilliant polish,
and is excellent to cleanse and heal spongy
and diseased gums. 1t possesses alkaline
properties sufficient to destroy the parsitical
animacular which infect the teeth Of almost
every person Gas shown by experiment),
and for dsenfecting the breath, cleansing
the mouth and polishing the teeth it is the
best preparation in the market. 165tf
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DctersiVe Aromatic Orris
Powder:

A very agreeable, delicate and valu able
Dentrifce, possessing all the properties Of
the Tooth Paste, and will be found very
desirable article upon the toilet of every
lady. Price % cents; large box; 81 1.2
cents Sold at his Office; by j. II. Potter,
druggist; and by C. II. Denison
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To accommodate those who prefer a den
trifice in Powder to the Paste, DR.. Farm
ham has prepared the
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something worth seeingl
IA M ADAMS, Z

(. $50 N EWl s C L0THING R0 0MS.
HAVING now completediny roonisl am n, better pre-
fore and al prices viii astonish The
Come ON and 4 Renee enher TIA my place is one
door above The old long occupied by me- IT'S
useless for me TO my stoei the
variety Is 50 great. 'je90 a. NJ. ADAMS,
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DRUGS. MEDICINES,

Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., &c.
N. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES would announce 10 his
81 nicEds the public generally that having puTeaas
ed the interest the partner the business ateiy
conducted under the firm of j. Grumpaeker & Sou, he
will continue the same at the old sard No 1I5 Main St
on the old
He Just returned from the and is now
opening an extensive and stock OF Drugs AMI
Chemicals, erfinie Fancy all oi WHICH
were purchased aer Inspection ard witt,
scrlpuious regard purity OF quality, and now offered
fof nt,lic on Il
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McLURE HOUSE,
NAMES CARROLL, PROPRIETOR

WHEELlNG,E VA. ssss ). Sfessl tsf f3si
been recently complete at cost of over 300 0O1
and Irnshed in the very best style II
tic appiiJnces in the best Easterm Hotels, and Is
calculated in all respects fora first cass House.
Tie Proirieor having been In
the best Eisern Hotels to accommodate his
pectfully solicit their favor. z -. lies9iti1
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WHEELING.

III - EiTs =, Tl-krZ5, SO
la{f - wv H ft, ilJt II nv n ttg S7sf =
4 " ~ eorlAs. ., n.KEfs
q al77'zsf Sss<Tls5-It
,s szSe9 4zse-sssS ~ - ,Es's3T
IxT,,,, n e. 4 % Tr,,-. . s
lss7if w III. H. OOP4dA cl y : d. 4Ae vs.
ssfs.a Forwnrdins a selsts and Sd IS Ca
et
Are PREPARED 70 ForFgaid Merchandise and Fro
Iuses ~ n1i 9an anu
S JTsyor q rs Son, 81 sfStiis T.; Ma
L $its - SlIs39yior .. Keys u g 81 ssiat3
ls#s. MI keta, Ehaae 9 SSo;sfi iiiilN
3 go u sPs Pleasant a son.S IL gUS SFi3l ieS
g. Keys, Maitby q co., cIncinllattI Ohio
ss 81 r 4 =, Tofrenee iiis5 3 s.. 80 aznag 4 g.
f 20. E seats3n s..ss y, n. u I'D
Ifu6 s g ~ 8 lYs l,nglss y Es.iE,, q 70 s7
4 gorge w fshlfi iauison, lnd-l dss
,e9z1
H. & NEW IA ARRANGEMENT
0ia-. f---S55
Sssssssss9 ssssssss5 - fsskEi
"A no Y
WEDDING TO CIeveldn IN I'ggekpe- lf0lu 8, u
- ~ vr,f
mo CLEYEL4ND Ann ssIIIsSI,URSff p4ILp5111
PROM wELLsyiLL III Il .5.ssi,55s
IN eolisefica settt ne hteel steat1sTs
~ Manchester and D1urnal.
In TEIs, capt. Gco.D. Moore, m; .Ist
" M mi III i X -
day., ind NE ssaiier hi 'fhos M f.ai
oof ON Tuesdays Thursday and al gSo..
ceiiicf 4 vii te ieesp - ~ -
rorsss ~ n, III III mi y
Insift sfS as Railroad, iorE CIesetetd. zGi
- 4, n 49, 4 l5islI i ~ d. i FTts:
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J REMOVAL.l

n q DBAYH Il have remove d to their new and spa5
~. eo,s brick buildings 49, Ma ct where they
Tin lse aNn sfI saEET so RisT IRON
keep for japan Wate and Houehoid FURNISHING
Hardware. latest styles OF al o.
tney hoesae and Retafat tile the leWcs
prices. Their old and the public G. er-
of feesn their made 70 or
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COPPER, TIN, s. SHEET IRON WARS
@Manufactorv r

NH IUI6OIOIy ~.
THANKEULfor the liberal patronage heretofore
Ssh bestowed mon him, the subscriber would respectful,
I'd inform his friends aud the public generally that he
tcontinues to mann articles in
variety which he has always on hand good as
sortent for wholesale and retail at very low prices
He also keeps hand; cooking stoves Of the most an
proved patterns for coal and woods @ ? ns "
Job work will continue receive attention
and be executed with and ina style that viii
please the most fastidious.l
N.ARNEY, y, Main SIS.
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GEORGE MENDEL.
sNO114s s-4tAaAhA ,
TVEEEIIN(S VA

wEEELINfs VA. 80. f.ss
n S nov, receiving IAReE LoToF GARPETs. RUGS,
III MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor olc
Cloths idts, and keeps constantly hand larg
assortment Furnatue OF every description Gut an,
Mahogany Framed Looking Glasses, Glass Venaii
and Blinds, hind INNINGS, Clocks
Mahogany vaneers. varnish, Haircioth, Cnrlei Hair
pring, Sacking lotions, Stair Rods
ect ali will be sold at angst
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ss Pemberton House. z
Water street, nyeloyv- Monroe.

I'll
w u kELlN G sVlA.la q siy q
pSs Sa s ans
and thoroass rspaired and rented it, and
% Il
thore and oha Raiosd. aaordirg passengers ior she
cars or packet boats convenient stopping place. The
age liys siiSes.i 40 SID iliH u u ap20-tf
lT-TtiIl1E 'BRANDIEs AND WINES.
~ Il 10 batrela @ blackberry Giandies,
~ 5. ggnsEpv glnlssL = 2sa l-'s sSs
10 quarter casks Port wffei 9s.a
8 ase MSss!sa Maissa 'yiie' vine. e s
Jast received aud Tor sale at -, ...l. i
del6 gg 80 sDoNL0N- -& MA&WELL'S
(NIGARsl CleiAksll-.. -
5000 sPrjneaios eigars,r ID s
Zoo GOO RffsS Il Dorado DO DO Z S.
5000 Washington Monument cigaisi
taA 1000 Raneilas do -
5000 lela Cruz Prineipe see DO 8.
,ll.l 90 boxes sssis lb.. lump robaecoi
s.4s 30. do 3lb.s do do isslssl. u
octs - II : :, ~ = - wM: LAUcHLlN.
THE BEST A ID CHEAPESrg STOCK
(NF Spring Goods in ihe city Of heeng be found
~ at y q. ,Hsnly,s, No. 165 Main i1 =; !.
bas selected opening. choice and elegant
sorment OF suitable for the SPRING embrseing
or aes se s%ss or hs8ts ear
of which III Offers atTednced prices. Determined to
as good stoik as any ouse the city, aid TO sell
little than he cheapest he invites his
@ sSM
and less TO selltlem Call and see et t, ,
febesdn corner Market alley.
SNUFF. f3l. s \
est received q bbs snun, small selected bladders,
ap4 III ls'IiE slsfs 90 81 i5Jiw RHODES. agent.
PIANO F0RIESs AND biELtJDE0NS.
. Il UST OPENED, q fine RozewoOdt Piano RoTtes from
~ Gliickerins g Sons and Stodart q Go
New York Including one e Roosepod Piano 81 octave
package OF iashons BILE nusic at 20 Union
Now is the time il you want bargain. !.
b 77755l- s. A LAkuE AsSUR rMEHG
OF gents dress Hats, pearl and black, Prussian Inga
W thain, Paris. Youhg America and London, Hats
lmrlf asslt aa2sianll :. .ll.sH Akf,ktse eS noN..
tfisAllY5f IN rlni e FLlft Flfils SEAsUN -
W. D. 9: o,s. ,l ssst g stock q new
are no being received their store Market street.
unnecessary 10 specify the articles but suffice II to
and those wishing to buy can't do better than call at NO.
I76 Market street. go 50 ..lazs -ntla
FT1TANTED-A Geimai q n, cook snd do housewor
wv Apply at this oiiiee. nirl
"a g 9 A5F7WHOL LESALE Oa RETAIL.
TUsT teceiyed,a large lot OF superior BIRD turned
s sizes very best Marietta sharp grit for either
wei or dry gfinne which hung
dcao RoiiAN's ma f6Ie yard, ss Market st
cob FISH.
9A CASKS Grand Bank Goldfish large and fat, just ne
{ delS ~ ~ ~. = IS 81 % =. 81 M KRILLY
IsHk highest ptise slysn Hides aud Sheep
3 i skins, By u, :, Z. . -, -
+ rar7 bkheskhi * FtMaN- hoFtMaN-
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i.ss ~ - j.. w, Robb, le
Oh ir Hrnnufn eturcr, mud ID cnIer in Eurni.s

Oh. ir Manufacturers. mud Dealer in Furnis
f} 5turc,5
III AS awaya on hand at his estab blisheL stand,
III No. HI Mafn Sc iTpheeIfng, pa., e
Elcry variety chairs OF the bestateriai
rknansip He would invite those who wish
TO TO Gail examine hs stock Of Cabinet Fur
ntnre, has seectr him, expressly for this
market ltconsiss bureaus, chairs,
wash and work stand, what bedseads of every
variety, cribs, uttomans lounges, card dining AMI bJea
last tables &C., all which Will be sold at the lowest
}. w n. believes that rience Of years in
the business will enable him 10 give entire satisfaction
10 ali who may iionor Z him with call.
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|Innn LIS. wool Irvine; i%a8n hR-ai
1OSyU 1000 lbs broom i8ba 5IaTss.;g eA' .f2ifss
100 doz. bed cords and plough lines; ,se 4eis
% reels hemp and Manila bed cord;
;ES4 40 - cotton clothes inesi III :.
r. sft 60 loz st.it trout lfnesj sattlsti@
% coils Halter Ronei III sA5 tsits SO
1uo pair Yawl and Skif oarsi lsF- I.
ssf2sss 90 Boat Poles. - - - =
p-Tarpauiins; dTay covers and awnings, on handand
lhe Cordage Store, corner of Water and
onaSS y npio s'tes's.y s!s cIIas n BERRY , ,
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-
ID RcEIVED this day, the best assortment OF 2 Gus,
IL yodthss and ehitdfe's cloth ever er9gss -
style and quality. They eomplise la rsl as
{; euts cloth opera,
black dTab and green riding, hunting anu
Also, the Seyptisn Pyrenliiai efeket eeEs
iogeiher with exery Other y - .
smff4 an = z sil. q ial =. z eo.-
F17 no 2 lsss and lthedes g sVeiel y
Sugar soda. Boston, hiIeI' aha ~ w - 5{
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Thomas Hughes
has returned from the Eastern cities the finest
Ii. stock OF 80. fir- .,ss 80. .,.s
CASSiMEREs, CLOTHS, yEs'rINGS,
Gents Notions that has ever been exli bited
in the city; inyies tile publeto give lima call and m
sect his His snssortment Is ued from the cboi-
cesi the PfladsEphfa Call lion.
ly to see and adinire-abd call earlyi
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CoS.o, ryIintinG .LI Wrapping Paper, Candle PspeI
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT. n $50
NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustra Washing Fluid,
In greatest yet saving
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VAR not to iiliure the iabre very lady
Linen the Fluid FULL strengt "a hours which,
will clearly show thai IL mpst bc els rmess, vixen
dilute with gallons Of waller ha.r pint OF fluid
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three times the
single lsixpenee which xil buy enough large family
washing, which be done in pr3 hours. Fslsa
Manufactured and sold by the subscrber, who has lata
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The Lute OF zion. !.

"A COLLECTION OF Sacred Music. designed fol the
use the Methodist Episcopal ChuTehi Consisting
Of acoice collection of tunes, with most of the old
tunes IN non nei together will concise elementary
pe adapteti TO the capacities OF begin
ners, etc. eic., by b autlior of the nule
ner. assisted by Rev. H Madison, pastor OF Saint
Iohpt Methodist z t'hurch, Newly Fork. 4 afss 2
Also surpty et MelhoJi Z, hymn books eatiea Lanr
dns Christian Mnstrr Hayden,s Sacred Melodeon, etc.
received and FOR sale at Inc lowest prices bJ =
fe5a sfS9si snE JOHN II. tTHoMPS0N,t ,tEs.s -
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