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1flelbauif's Gar0s.
M, P L. TT

WOULD most respectfully announce to his w friends, as well as the public generally that he has just received direct from New York beautiful and well selected stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Drap D'Etes, Linens, &c., &c., which will be made up to order strictly in accordance with the prevail ing fashions of the day, fully guaranteeing satisfaction both in regard to fit and work maGship, or no sale.
 Can in. boys. and see something tasty. - Shop opposite to Benj. Bailey store on Main street.
 April g, 1853.
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Albert G. Underwood,
James R. Parish,
ANLY. MARK W. ALEXANDER.
Hanly & Alexander,

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELoRs AT LAW,
 HAVING this day entered into Co-part- nership in the practice of their Profession, will attend all the Courts in the first Circuit in this State, the Circuit Courts of the counties of Chicot and Desha in the second, the Su- preme and Federal Courts at Little Rock, and the Circuit Courts in the counties of Tunica and Coahoma, in the State of Mississippi Their office for the time being is on Porter street, two doors east of the post-office, in Helena, where one of them can at all times be found and counseled on business.
 Helena Oct 25 1852
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Tin, Copper and Sheet-lron .E.g.S'U.EF.gCT0Es
 Helena, Arkansas.

T HAVE removed to the house ion Rightor l street one door West of Lindsey < Bro. s Drug Store lately occupied by J. Levy, where will be enabled to carry on the above business more extensively than heretofore l am now well prepared to execute every de- scription of work in my line in the most ap- proved manner, and at fair prices.
 TIN WARE.-My assortment of tin ware is large and full. also have on hand large number of COOK STOVES, latest improve ment, which are offered at a small advance on cost.
 Persons desiring anything in my line will please call in, and I am sure they will be sat isfed both in article and price.
 JAMES MOORE.
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THE undersigned is now prepared to excute l any description of work in his line-Plain and Ornamental Painting and Paper Hanging. Any work entrusted to him will be promptly performed in the best manner, and at reason able prices. J. NJ. BAKER.
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doctrine, and the principles which Young America delights to defend and honor? We wait with impatience to learn his determination.
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Black & Gun Srnithirag.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the l the citizens of Helena, and vicinity, that he is still engaged in the above business in this place. He is now well prepared to do every description of work in his line, in the most substantial and worknanlike manner, with all possible despatch, and at fair prices.
 Now on hand, and will be kept constantly, a first rate article of homemade Turning Flows, which are offered low for cash. RaFShop in the upper part of town, near Porter Steam Mill.
 J. c. BENTHAL. April 9. 1653.-f
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SADDLER'S SHOP.

gles, &c., for sale, and competent worlImen to do all jobs in their line in a neat and substan- tial manner Prices to suit every body.
 They hope to be able to please any and all who may favor them with call both in work and price. The usual articles of trade in their line will be taken for work or cash.
 Carriage Trimming and Repairing done at the shortest notice
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

For square of 10 lines, first insertion, $l % For each subsequent insertion, 9O Any number of lines under 10, counted as one square; over 10 and under 20, counted as two squares, and advertisements of greater length in like proportion.
 Liberal deductions will be made to those who advertise by the year.
 ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES: For State, Legislative or District
 offices, $1O % For County offices, % For Township offices, 3 %
 Communications of a personal nature will be charged double price.
 Obituary notices, other than a simple an- nouncement death charged usual advertising rates of Sl per square,
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TO THE CITIZENS OF ARKANSAS s
 MISSISSIPPI.

TRANSFERRING Business carried on in all of its branches; plain and ornamental work done at short notice; material furnished if de- sired. The undersigned has horse and dray for hauling sand, &c., also scaffold boards which saves the builder the expense of buying He also builds Cisterns, and warrants them with any security that is required. My long acquaintance in Helena, think, will recom- mend me to the Planters as a Cistern- builder.
 c. l.. McMAHAN. May 20. 1854.
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tingales, girths, surcingles, &c., for sale, and competent workmen to do all jobs in their line in a neat and substantial manner. Prices will be suited to the times, &c.
 They hope to be able to satisfy any and all who may give them 8 call both in work and price.
 The usual articles of trade in their line will be taken for work.
 May 27, 1854.
 RGg~ Carriage Trimming and Repairing and Painting done at the shortest notice.
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BsgThe man that "Oh'd. for a lodge in some vast wilderness" has finally paid up.
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Boot and Shoe Making. Encourage Home Industry.

n THE undersigned being con
 5I l vinced by experiment that s%n&Helena is the place for them,
 S. and their business, have deter mined to make it their permanent home. They would return their sincere thanks for the liberal patronage which they have re- ceived, and would at the same time respectful ly solicit a continuance, and would not object to an increase of the like favors.
 All work warranted to give entire satisfac- tion as to fit, style and durability.
 Work done to order upon the shortest mo- tice and Repairing done with neatness and dispatch.
 *x*Shop second door below the Drug Store of A. NJ. Johnson < Co.,, at the sign of the Golden Boot.
 L. P. MCVEY < co. AJo1- 1SSt
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David Bruton,

ATToRN AT LAW, WILL attend to all business entrusted to his care in the State of Arkansas and Western part of the State of Mississippi, and will act as
 LAND AGENT in payment of Taxes, Investigating titles, and redeeming lands. Office at Helena, Ark. January 29. 1854
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Dr. T. M.- Jacks,
Samuel N. Delany,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
 Hetena, Arkansas. N WILL practice in the Eastern portion of Arkansas and Western portion of Mississippi. Will give special attention to collecting-and will act as
 LAND AGENT, in the payment of Taxes, investigating Titles, and redeeming lands. Sept. l7, 1853.
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Illinois Central Railroad.

ly repay @ peruSal:
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~NOOOON~-O~~~~~- IegThe Common Council of New York has appropriated 5000 for testimonial to Capt. Luce,
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New Saddler's Shop.
TO THE PUBLIC GENERAL

BICKERSTAFF & CO. have just opened a new Shop in this business, on Front Row, two doors north Baileys x Hor- nor's, where will be found at all times Saddles of every descrip- tion, Buggy Harness, Dray Harness, Cart Harness, and n1rn nnnt rnIlInr brillnc ,,nor
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Painting and Paper Hanging

May 6. 1854.
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Err. IRA WARREN'S NEW REM
EP EDIES. THE INHALING BALM, THE pull



Consumption is knoW1 to becurabe, having been cured
in almost every where timely application has been
made by the mode of treatment long practised by Dr.
Warren The of his success is that his medicines
are prepared for inhalation directly into the lungs where
the local disease instead Of conveying them exclusively
into the stomach, where is The BALM is presented
with the fullest confidence that ii is the best medicinal
agent ever employed for controlling Consumption Ithas
in many cases restored to health those upon whom the
disease had made rapid and fearful advances and where
other remedies had proved unavang Being vAPoRIzED
and inhaled in the way directed upon the bottle it enters
every air cell and every particle of lung tissue. Con-
sumption has local Development in the lungs and other
tissues in the form of TUBERcULEs and then UoERoUs
oArEs but the disease in either stage is reached by
this preparation The Yapor Inhaler is made of silver
and glass, and is admirably adapted to its purpose
PULM0NIC CHERRY CORDIAL.
Consumption also requires general treatment The
CohDIAL supports the stomach and improves Digestion
by its tonic, eXpecoran orifc, seative carminatiye
and gently stimulating qualities ituls the end Of phi
osophcal treatment Of Consumption better than any other
article
1t is admirably calculated to relieve that contracted
state OF the chest which is often with in lung dis
eases and highly eeacous in relieving coughs OF long
standing 1t highly eicacous in relieving any stage
of Phhisic Used in connection with the Tnhaing Balm
ren it will he found have curative powers far SUPERIOR
toanysother article before the public.
Price SO Package. Any person enclosing s to BURR
PERRY, No. Cornhill Boston will receive package
containing bottle of Pumonic Cherry Cordial one of In
haling Balm, and the Medcaed Vapor Inhaler in neat
box by Express FREE to any part of the United States
or British Provinces.
BUR- & PERRY, General Agents, No. l CornhiI. and
for sale by all Druggists. deod&eowly dis
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n. 1gork advertisements.
q . T. II III A NJ rs THIRD GIFT
ENTERP PRISE.
10000 Tickets Already Sold.
CALL FOR FINAL MASS MEETING
OF SHAREHOLDERS.

OF SHAREHOLDERS,
To determine the disposition Of the GIFT PRO PETY
to the Shareholders.
At meeting of the Shareholders in Perhams Third
Git Enterprise held on the 9th of July, the following
resolution was adopted:
"Resolved That soon as it is ascertaned that $4,000
of the Gift Tickets issued by Mr. Perhan in hss Third
Enterprise sold, the Committee shall call the share
holders together at the place for the pur-
pose instmctng said Committee regard to the manner
ofdisposipg of the Gift Property"
Having learned from Mr.. Perham that 10000 OF said
tickets were sold, and that in all probability the remain-
ing 10000 called t2r by the above resolution would be
sold by the first day of January next we have determined
in accordance with the above opinion to call Mass Meet
named the 18th day of January 1885, for the purpose
designated by the resolution.
ROBERT BEATTY, JR, D
1. s. HbhMS Committee.
NJ 100000 Tickets only 81 eacll will be sold Each
Ticket Will admit four PERSONS all once or portions at
different times to Perhams Burlesque Opera House. 663
Broadway New York. or to his other entertainments in
various parts of the country Each purchaser of one of
these tick ts will receive certificate emitting them to
one share in 100000 Costly and Valuable Gifts; list Of
which has already been published. Persons can obtain
the same in circular FORM oy addressing to the pro-
prietor.
Now's THE TIME TO PURCHASE TICKETS.
In order that the Tickets may BE- disposed of by
the time specified the subscriber offers the following in
ducements for persons 10 get up Clubs.
Each person who gets up club of subscribers and
forwards lo) ten dollars to this office, will receive by
mail OF other conveyance, eleven tickets.
Each person who sends (at one tme) one hundred dol
lars will have sent in like manner one hundred and if-
teen tickets. And all larger in exact proportion
Ii it should happen that all the Tickets are sold when
the order recive1 the money will be returned at our
expense for postage
All orders for tickets should be addressed to
JOSIAH PERHAN1, 668 Broadway, New York
u My Fourth Enterprise will he advertised as soon as
tn third one closed. The tickets already printed
10 d2taWNW3W
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Auttiolls.
Real Gstate.

ia FOR SALE-Fhur modern built Houses, of
Iini two tenemeuts each. Prices from four to five
- thousand dollars. Several Houses, each two ten
ements, worth from 81, 500 to $500.
AlsoSeveral fine Cottages, worth from 200 $4,000
and nearly all situated within four minutes walk Of the
City Hail. west and south. Payments easy.
d22 diff Al EATON.
~ FOR SALE.-A Cottage House and Lot, pleas
mr. auty situated the Junction Depot The House
.Es4A is new, and win be sold low and easy
2 ease apply to A. THAYER, JR. House on Pleasant
street diff d21
hS FOR SALE.-A Dwelling House with rooms
FiS the first floor, and rooms above. good barn
Az. and lot containing IL 900 feet of land, with all kinds
Of fruit trees, bushes and vines within four minutes walk
of the City HALL Also several cordU of manure Inquire
of Il. S0UTHWICK, Green street. diff d4
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0ST-Dec 18th, Front, Grafton, Green, Park,
kz Water, or Plymouth St, Fitch Fur Tppet; the
finder of which will be suitably rewarded by leaving the
same at this Office. diff dl4
n 0ST-Nov. 30th, going from No. Laurel street. to
II Lincoln square, Depot, Lady Fitch Tippet. The
finder will be suitably rewarded leaving the at
No. Laurel Street. diff Do
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MA V is &c H A r. Ely
NO. FLAGG's BUILDING.
NEW
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
aENTLEMEN's FURNISHING STORE.


dENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE
The Undersigned have taken Of the new elegant
and cspacous stores in Faces BuDING for Che pur
pose Of carrying on the CUSTOM and
READ Y-MADE CLOTHING
business They have just opened and arranged sl,rge
and varied assortment of seasonabe goods embracing
Garments of every variety quality, style and price.
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER
IN the very best manner, and warranted to ft at the
Bortest possible notice. Our assortment Of BroasI-.
cietss, Cassineres, d EsKINS, g. BEAVER
CLOTHS, is very complete. and embraces all the most de-
sraDe kinds Of goods in the market Ali of our stock il
new, and was bought at the very iOes prices and our
experience in this department will enable US 10 give per-
feet satisfaction, both in prices, making up and fitness to
all who may favor with their patronage We also have
on hand very great variety of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
OF every description, which will sell to all purchases
rs low as the same goods be purchased elsewhere
ALso.-BOYS' CLOTHING,
Of every description Parents and Guardians viii And N
for their interest to call u.s. are confident we can
supply Clothing for the yonng folks cheaper than thew
can buy the cloth, and make the garments at home
AVERY DAVIS,
cHAs. J. HARVEY, ) DAVIS & HARVEY
ms daxtf
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CLOTHING.
CLOTHES! CLOTHEsM CLoTHEs!n

IL Il
r,obo. ,,o,,a. ,.,1. ,as,., 80. - -
dive 10 be & S h" .e a "a olus =, usess
St Ai's niS lee.t a' W tne iqeen heI oYehness
v ssane 80 grand ana gay, tne mac almost oiylae
~ 49, po nodOeu afnOnsst Ane eIV"u5 II ehen clothes
We oo Ta n 5 sep slrro. eo,-or. ,.,,
o =, .ie soious no"erS WIN sher cups Ola tnoo-
We look at the dome q night with its thousand godeneyea
draughts Of bliss, '''O'' '"'' S"'' = 'D'n
ana s ir Pt Of beauty you know is nought but the
VoIhes clothes ciothes the summary days have gone,
And the chilly nights Of the Fail are swiftly coming on
ana tg clothes we wore when the roses we're In
10 ,,' ooo ,. -
, N,,'' ""'S Snu PrePare i"r winters COD ami
H. sooln
Al - y .e, 'or your Clothes % SOBER nue.
% 09ls W Schoo-ooys gay Tor suits, green, broEn
coue s staIl,,.r, r,.r 49, ! &c.. =.
- Z, frY ~ ,T ~ auu srohg IN your naive manlness,
AH i'sN Wlil ih%AS you SHINE IN tis glores Of
glorious uress'
Clothes, clothes, clothes, hurrah for the overcoatf
That we button when zero reien younI osr bodv aud
Iarrab P for tSe bosol friend
And hurrah for MACuIIAR who MAKES nS el ~ ~,
as he can - ~
An that's fitting for tsBub or the mast immortal man
90 to him and buy your clothes and Van VII, learn - blas
The day You began h trade win ~ naraon ~ dess
Clothes. clothes. clothes, the LAWYER fa,g,t. y, h,.,
The farmer the price Of wheat the lover his latest grief
The woodman the green oak tree that grows forest
., pride,
be S III P ad ne hs wlnd and tide
His daily tolls and cares when they see the H dressed
man,
knl they instantly 90 to BIACULLAR,s. and nobody
should do less,
And come out in the newest STYLES and handsoes forms
aFess'
MACUILAR. WILLIAMS q; co
~'l FEPers BLOCK, Main street,
SIGN oF THE ErrTr nprSSrn 49,
~ DNEao 81 fuAHs
Under cothng general wearing apparel for sale At
-NNa'e "'N is''s
SuGnty teie.s VIII nha y nehy adysntageous to
Goods cSea,er ~ az -. ,' ~ ~ st',i o0s N'ein
1' ~ 80 80 ~ No y . et louse , ~ t sle eounl'y
~ r n; may pe louhe ,ue most ex-
onsistin If lanta,bs foof; y. " oau ss1s ely,
saSsjrae5es Cto t,s,.s DUO" ss eneg
Sn5 Io,o, s;its y sstss N Srelaiine
Hi ~ S'.As' e.Ve'S rttsa, CaSAmeFe, &c, which
manner under he ebsre ~ NJ ts ou - .as pSst
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Cost ano 1oun0.

FEyEN DOLLARS REWARD.-LoST, on the
Il 9th of November, black and white King Charles
Spaniel about nine s old The finder shall receive
the above reward by leaving the dog at this office.
d12 d2w*
K EYS LOST.-Two or three weeks since, a bunch
kA of keys lost somewh IN this city. Tue finder
will be rewarded by leaving them at the Spy ofic.
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ETNDERWOOD s. EARLE, ARCHITECTS.
" FosTRRs BLOCK opposite Boston & Worcester Rail-
road Depot prepared furnish Drawings and Speci
hcatons for Buildings Of every description and to super
intend the construction Of the il desired Also will
give particular attention to making Drawings Of Machinery
Applications by mail, viii receive early attention. and
Drawings made and sent to any part Of the country.
ing L. UNDERWOOD,
JOHN L. EARLE.
WORCESTER, Sept. 20, 1854. 81 dNM6m
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THE GREAT STANDARD REMEDY

community. See pamphlets and wrappers containing
Certificates, among which those of REV. Dr. LYMAN
BEEoHE Boston, late President of Lane Theological
nary, Cincinnati, Chic. Late REV. DR.. LEoNARD WooDs
Abbott Prof of Theology in Andover Theological Seminary
Mass Hon. DANIEL p THOMPSON Secretary of the State
of Vermont. n T. WILLIAMS, ESQ, formerly Collector of
the Port of Baltimore, Md. REV. JOSIAH LIroH Phila-
dephia, Pa and many others.
HoD Esteemedby Physicians A. BERRY, NJ. D.,
saco Me-, says, "During practice of twenty years.
have used all the popular remedies for Coughs and
well satisfied thar your VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
is best and hope will be better known and more
generally used -
pBeware Of CounterJeits and Imitations!tl
Enquire for the article by its whole name
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAMn
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER, L CO., Druggists.
S3 India street, Boston, Mass and sold by Apohecares
and Country Merchants generally. Price, New Style,
large bottles containing nearly four times the quantity Of
the small, 81. Old Style, small bottles, so cents
For sale in Worcester, by Messrs GREEN, HARRING-
TON SCOTT, LAZELL, SHELLEY, AMI others.
n30 deod6w6m
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Worcester Nov. Ssh, 1884.
NOtice.-Al persons Indebted 10 The subscriber pre-
vious to Oct list, requested make Immediate pay
ment JONAS WHITE.
n22 digff
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CURE FOR THETOOTH-ACH n. THAT
" Is A CURE SIX HUNDRED CASES TREATED
A CA L ID.

We, the undersigned, hereby give free and honest
testimony to the efficacy Of Dr. Searnss painless nerve
destroyer assuring friends and the public that we
experienced almost instant relief and permanent cure
by its application.
Those who, like many Of u.s. have lost tneir sleep for
several nights, from ooh-ache will be thankful as we
were to have their natural rest again. and that too With
out the pain and loss Of having valuable tooth
$ r. Parker II. Arnold,
Mrs. S. r. Parker, J. Morey,
j. +. Raymore, c. Carlisle,
Mrs Raymore, J. +. Southgatc,
H. Carson, j. w. Hartwell.
N. Pike, S. Gates,
Mrs. NJ. L. Bolster, K. L. Smith,
j. b. Tarbell, MIR. Mason
>. knights, s. j. Rowland.
Dr. George o. Stearns's Office, No IL Pearl street
worcester, dormerly ofthe firm Of Drs Stearns Broth
er Boston, Dental Surgeon Of ten years practice would
call attention to the fact that he has treated as above
over six hundred of tooth ache more than seventy
of them during the last two three months.
Aware that there has been great deal Of humbug in
this department of Dental Surgery and being unwilling
to rest under the slightest suspicion OF lending his name
and professional reputation to wlful deception he
would confidently refer those who entertained honest
doubts to the above card. diff mao
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NN ORCESTER LYCEUM .-The Course
Wv Lectures for the Winter of lS54-5. will commence
on the 9th of November, AT the Cify Hall. and be
continued as follows, viz;
ist Lecture, Nov 9,Rev. H. Ward Beccher of Brooklyn
I'll Nov. 23.-
% Dee. Trey Joseph P Thompson, N York
an Dee. 2l,-Rev. john Pierpont New York.
9th % Jan. 4,-Cassius VI. Clay, (probaby) Lex.
ington, KY
9th g Jan lS--wm. Lloyd Garrison, Boston.
It'll Feb. 1,-Geo W. Curtis, ESQ New York.
Sth IS Feb 15,-Rt. Rev John H. Hopkins Bur
lngton, Vt
9Th Mar. 1,-Rev. L. IL. Chaplin, New York.
10th Mar l5,-lIOn. Horace Greeley, New York.
Tickets for the Course may be obtained of the Treasu
rr at the Bookstores, and Of John Gray Librarian, at
Worcester Bank Block, at the following prices:
Gentlemen, 81: Ladies so cents. Single Lectures
124 cents, to be paid at the door.
All purchasers of Tickets will be entitled to the use OF
The Library, containing about 14O0 volumes of valuable
Books, for the whole year.
The doors will be open at I, and closed n o'clock
HENRY CHAPLIN, President.
THOMAS EARLE, Secretary
CHARLES WHITE Treasurer.
Worcester, November 1851 diff MS
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w oH 9 ESTER MTTTAL LOAN AND

OFtiOE No. Z, 81 floor. FLAGG ; Building, MAR 81.
OFFICERS or THE ASSOCIATION,
Presidential. n TOWER.
Vice Presideut-GE0 NJ. RICE.
Secretary-GE0. H. CLAPP
DIRECTORS.
III, N. TOWER, 10 Pleasant ST. GEO NJ RICE, Elm st. (;
H. IL. CHANBERLN, Elm St; WM. II, HARRts, Vernon ST.
s. b. DENNIS, 40 Pleasant ST. Csc. h. CULVER, ~ SOUTH
bridge St; $. p. SouTHGArg, II Church St; BENZ.
WALKER, Prescott St; CHAs. WooD, southbridge St.;
EDWARD LAMB, Hanover St.; JoHN FIELD, 81 klin st.
Surveyor -BENJ. WALKER
This Association organized he fifteenth day Of
November according act of the legislature passed
April 26th, 1851, Mutual Loan and Accommodating
Fund Association, the object which is enable its
bers to become their landlords-to purchase home
for themselves aud families The members Of this Assoc
ciaon by small monthly contributions, enabled to
raise fund by which, if they desire it, buys or
builds for HIMSELF freehold residence thereby possessing
home free from all incumbrances ard without having
been at any perceptible outlay.
Books are now open for subscription to Stock at the Of
fee. Admission fee only will be required the present
MONTH Attention particularly called Circular just
issued by the Association.
Office open evenings from to O'Clock, where informa
ton pertaining to the same viii be cheeriully given
DO dtf