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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-07-31


o. A letter from Bordeaux France.
dated June 25th. 1854, says :-"We had a
visit yesterday from the widow of Aaron
Burr. Her business here is the marriage
Of her niece to gentleman Of this place,
named Perry. She gives 800. 600 as q
marriage gift; and Mr.. Perry, the father
OF the Dung man, gives the same amount.
Mr.. Bowen, the United States Consul, has
been requested 10 be the trustee Of the
money. Mrs. Burr is the American lady
who created such a sensation at the balls
IN Paris last winter" ~
o. The Charlottesville VA Advocate
learns that many Of The Piedmont farmers
have determined to sow only small crops
Of wheat until the joint wofm is eradics.
te. and 10 occupy their lands with rails.
ing sheep and in gathering wool. The de-
mand for sheep in Eastern Virginia will
afford good market for the great surplus
o. the western and south western counties.
~ TREATY WITH BoRNEo.-A treaty
has ben concluded between the United
States and Bo-neo, establishing the usual
national intercC n .'unications Of such a.
greements. The CITIZENS Of this country
have thereby the. right TO trade with and
acquire property in Dorneo, protected by
the Sultan. Vessels wrecked to receive
Inc aid OF his Highness. Americans ac-
cused OF committing crimes in Rorneo, to
De exclusively tried and adudged by the
American consul or other officer duly ap-
pointed for that purpose.
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Foreign Newg.

The Africa arrived at New Yosk on the
9th, She brings the news Of decline
in Breadstuffs. The war accounts are con.
flictiag aud unsatisfactory. Il, is reported
that the Russians were tourtet ordered
uot~ 20 evacuate Hsilaeh;a; and aJso. thst
Austria had pefenptoriiy Ger. auded AZ,
evacuation n one week s.om ea.e q no
LITIGATION. These eep-e.s .ts..ss -eoot;m
ed.
ri0u' nae aeelixcd g.. o. about IS cents
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b. The Washington correspondent Of
the Baltimore Sun, under date Of July %,
says: 1.-THE fact that the President signed
the Cape Fear river bill, giving his special
reason for doing 80, to wit :: that the Uni.
ted States having put the distractions there
the y. States are bound to remove them, is
an affirmative pregnant foreshadowing
the negative in store for the river and bar.
Dor bill.
The bill establishing the Office Of Sur.
veyor General, and granting homestead
to settlers in New Mexico, has slso beee
signed, for sufficient reason, it being a.
bove all things desirable that an American
population should plaut the seeds Of civili-
cation and liberty IN country heretofore
only occupied by Mexican and Pueblo In
dams. To degenerate country is to ~
fuse new blood into it; there is NJ, :. q
rcnovating old age either in mep. .,. nes
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Cape Fear Bill.

President Pierce, on. The 22d u!t., sent
ii to Congress the following message, ap-
proving the Bill for removing. obssructions
i'm Cape Fear River, in. North CaroIins.-a4
The Baltimore Suns Washington corres-
pondent says, that the reasons given BY the
President for signing this Bill, constitute
an .'afirmative pregnant" foreshadowihg
the negative in store for the River and
Harbor Bill:
To The Senate ofthe q. States
have this day given my signature to
the act making further appropriation for
the improvement Of Cape Fear River, N.
Carolina"
! The occasion seems to render it proper
fof me to deviate from the ordinary course
Of announcing the approval Of bills By an
oral statement only, also, for the purpose
Of preventing any Misrepresentation which
might otherwise arise from the phraseolo-
~ Of this act, to communicate, in writing,
that my approval 10 gwen to it on the
ground that the distractions. which the
proposed appropriation is intended to re.
move, are the result Of acts Of the general
government. FRANKtiN PiERcH.
Washington, July %, 1854.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-06

Fun keeps low company-he delights in
butcher boys, and is always the first to ego
in for shilling ball or an omnibus race
Fun has no regard fer nice clothes, and is
"down" on dyspepsia and "good advice"
Fun seldom goes to church, but he is largely
patriotic and does more Fourth of July than
any other person in the city. Fun believes in
fire engines and torch light professions, and
sees, in the kink given to dogs tail, wise
provision of Divine Providence for dissemi-
mating tin ware about the city. Fun is not
ad-hearted felluw-he is merely thoughtless.
Although he would give "all he's worth to
see balky horse run away with load of
ladders, there is no person in the city would
be more panied to hear that the movement re-
suited painfully to any one. Fun is the child
of health, and hates medicine worse than long
thaws and never-e ending sermons. Fun is ea-
silly tickled, and as easily overcome. A cent's
worth of cholc will completely revolutonize
his character, and make him as adverse to
merriment as newly elected presbyter.
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price Two cents.
GBe 5aiIp sPp.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6, 1854.

GREAT CRops.--In late visit to the farm
Of Mr.. Ephraim Brown, of Marblehead, we
were not little surprised at the large yields Of
various kinds of crops which he obtains, from
land which few years since was rated at
low price, and only used as a common for
cow-p asturage. The tract is called Marble
head neck. 1t is almost an island forming
the eastern shore of the harbor, but Joined on
to the main land by low beach. 1t contains
$40 acres. The soil is what would be called
bard-the solid rock, which forms the basis,
crops out in many places, and the debris of
this, and granite boulders, are scattered over
the surface. Naturally, the aspect of the
place was rough and forbidding.
Mr.. Browns first operations were of course
expensive. But the first crops showed that
the soil was strong, and encouraged him to go
on. He has now about sixty-fve acres en-
closed and brought under the plough-exclu.
sive of forty acres at one end of the tract,
which forms a separate farm, and is leased.
Of the sixty acres, about forty are annually in
grass, and the remainder IN vegetables and
grain. This year he cut 100 tons of English
hay, which is rather less than an average.
Four acres Of cabbages-4O00 heads to the
acre. They were of the large drum head kind,
some Of the heads weighing from thirty to for
ty pounds each.
Four acres of onions-all gathered-aggre-
gate yield 2400 bushels.
-Four acres of purple-top Swedish turnips,
average 900 bushels to the acre.
Two acres Of carrots 20 tons to the acre, or
at 50 pounds to the bushel, the legal standard,
100 bushels to the acre.
Five acres Of winter squashes-four Of the
marrow variety, 6 , tons to the acre--oue
of cross variety between the marrow and In
dia, Is l-2 tons to the acre.
These are not maximum yields A half
acre of Mr.. Browns carrots has been ascer~
tanned to yield at the rate of 50 tons, or 1871
bushels to the acre. And half an acre of
onions yielded at the rate Of over 1000 bushels
to the acre.
Mr.. Brown farms for profit. We shall re-
veal no business secrets but are allowed to
say that the entire sales for the present year,
from the ground we have described, viii over
run $7,000.-BoStoH CttltiUqtor.
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DAILY PAPER.-Five dollars per year $3.50 for six
months 81 rs for three monhs 10 per week; single
copies cents each. Whea paid strictly in advance,
deduction Of 81 year win bemade and proportiunGte
eduction if paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER.--price two dollars a year; 81 for six
months and 80 cents for three months II paid strictly in
advance, ST. rs cts year; single copies cents each.
II The postage the daily by mail to any part of
Massachusetts, is 10 quarters other States, 50 cts.
other States, "A cts. year
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GREAT ADVANTAGES
TO PURCHASERS or
70 REIGN GOO Sill!
WILL BE THE RESULT OF THE DISTURBED
STATE OF EUROPE!


C. p. PLTMPTON,
Having opened his FALL SELECTIONS of
Rich Emroideries aud Lace Goods,
Rooms, to verify the above statement
For List of uncommon Bargains in Embroideries
another advertisement.
229 Washington and Winter Street, Boston.
SIG dta4
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE, h
Thomas DREW, at No, 212 Main Street. Worcester, Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-06
Boston advertisements.

TVVREMoNT THREAD STORE.
r, s. j. Holmes, No. 4 fremont Row,
Boston.
Respectfully the public, that the assortment
of goods the several departments Of their establishments
90 wen known as the FREMONT THREAD AND HO-
sLERY STORE, is worthy Of particular attention.
OUR HOSIERY
has been selected from the earliest mporatons this and
New York markets, and contains assortment oil FIRST
class goods adapted to the present and coming season.
and to supply the wants of every individual In
department Of
TRIMMING GOODS,
present to friends Of the choicest selections
be found in the city and in daily reception Of
and fashionable styles, it will always be found
pete. Also,
DAMBRICs, LINENS, 4 DRESS LINENS,
OF ALL KINDS
Our Embroidery Department
includes very large assortment of the latest styles of
Rich and Fashionable Goods
ladies', Gents, aud Chldrens
UNDER VESTS,
of all kinds And the variety included in
THREAD STORE GOODS,
cannot be enumerated.
Ladies assured that in the selection of our goos
1t is aim obtain those, and those only that will be
profitable and satisfactory to the consumers and we
Cheerfuly recommend them SUCH
MO d&w2m
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05vs.sSs WORKING OXEN, &c.-The sub
49, scriber offers for sale, TWO PAIRS WORK
GAzz2.-. INC OXEN 80 rods Stone HALL suitable for
building together with large quantity Of Loam Sand
and Gravel which will be delivered any where in the
South part of the City. Apply to II. II. CHAMBERLAIN
at CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, q Co.'S
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LADIES CLOAKS

CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, s. co.'s.
We respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers to
our PATTERN GARMENTS FOR cLoAKs, comprising
IA different patterns, in
Elegant Paris made Garments
Of our importaon together with large and splendid
stock of Velvet, Cloth aud Thibet CIoaks,
manufactured ia establishment, from the above
: patterns and nom the latest sos
NEW YORK STYLES. -
Our Garments are all made up under own inspee-
ton, of the best materials and trimmings, by expert
ence Dress Makers and warranted the most thorough
and fashionable article sold. q
Also LADIES' CLOTHS, in all the desirable shades;
Mernos French Fapnels &C., all of which will be sold
by the yard or made into garments, at prices will war
rant perfectly satisfactory.
oHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, 4 co. 4
EyMBRoIDERsIaEgSS. OF OUR OWN I'M e
We have just opened the most splendid assortment we
have ever offered, of
Collars, ChcrAisettes, and sleeves,
both single AMI in SETS in and beautiful Styles Of
French, SWISS, and scorcH manufacture, in Cambria,
Malta Cambria, Guipure, Muslin, Malta Lace, Crochet,
BRUSSELS Lace, &C. for sale small advance Of
importation 25 per cent cheaper than be bought
in Boston or Worcester.
oHAMBERLIN, BARNARD, 4 co.
CHEAP DRESS GOODS. .sa5i &.
cases good sIadder PRINTS, at Of cents,
2 English do ssea So .s-.
Merrimac and cocheco do. los sas 2f
s New style English do. 1874 - sal
Ia Good DELAINEs, 10 g ssss
2 q Super do. l24
SO Rich styles from Is to 20
great variety of Iyonese, Plads, Merinos, &C., &e
cheaper than asYHes
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BUILDINGS RENTOVED.-The subscriber
E0 would inform he public that he has returnedi and
is prepared to wait on any who may wish his services
will receive prompt attention. SETH TWICHELL-
Worcester, Sept 49, 1854 diff
6SOLCH ESTER LIME.--The subscribers are
agents the sale Of the above celebrated brand Of
Lime. We furnish it in any quantity builders and
others, at short notice at a very low price.
LEE SPRAGUE & CO.,
mch2S diff ~ Main Street.
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ATENTs.-AMERIcAE AND FOREIGN
OFFICE.
Agency for Business with L. S. Patent
Once. WASHINGTON.


ATENTs.-AMERIC4E IND FOREIGN
Il OFFICE,
gcncy for Business with L. S. Patent
once, WASHINGTON.
No rs State St.-ogpoyte Kitty St Boston.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO INVENTORS. This
Subscriber Qate Agent of the U. S. Patent Office,
der the Act of 1871 determined to present advantages in
applying for patents, superior to Lusc Dnered inventors
by Others has made arrangements whereby Oh appca-
tions prepared and conducted by him, THIRTY DOL.
LARS (instead of tiUeHty, paid back by others viii
be RENTED by him in OF Failure obtain patent
and the withdrawal through him within thirty days after
the rejection. Caveats, Specifications Assignments and
all necessary papers and drawings for procuring patents
in this any other countries prepared and advice
dered on legal and scientific matters respecting Inventions
and infringements of patents.
Inventors not only here obtain their specification
the most reasonable terms but can avail themselves OF
the experience Of 20 years. practices extensive library
Of legal and mechanical works, Of
patents granted in this and other countres besides being
saved journey to Washington the usual great delay
there, well all personal trouble in obtaining their
PATENTS Copies of claims Of any patent furnished by
hitting one dOlar.Assig at Washington
r. II. EDDY, Solicitor OF Patents.
"During the time occupied the Once Of Commissioner
Of Patents, r. II EDDY ESD Of Boston, did business at
the Patent Office Solicitor for procuring Patents There
few if any, persons acting in that capacity, who had
much business before the pateRt Office; and there were
none who conducted it with more skill, fidelity and sue
cess. regard Mr.. Eddy Of the best informed and
most skilfu Patent Solicitors in the United States, and
have hest Ntion in assuring inventors that they
employ pc competent and trustworthy, and
capable of putting their applications in form to
cure for them carly and favorable consideration the
Patent OH. EDAiUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
PATENT OFFioE,--.
"R. II. EDDY, Esq, Boston, Mass,
SIR-Your facilities for the prosecution Of any busine
connected with this Office, equal to those any other
agent. l am respectfully yours, &c,
THOMAS EWBANK
Commissioner of Patents"
Boston, Sept. 6, 1854 deo1&wlam
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EJNALL STYLE HATS.-A general assortment
1t at MERRILL'S 22l Main treet. 81
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Clothing, Mt.
e. Ut 'T Tz E r

ldVllVieai
e Ut sI' TT e r
throws open his doos and invites his old friends and tho
public generally, to call and examine an assortment of
OIL o II II / N G.,
At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AS RICH, EXTENSIVE, AND VARIED,
as any heretofore offered in this market. And in this
our new opening we have taken especial pains to make
our READY MADE CLOTHING attractive 10 all classes.
The stock consists Of
ovERCOATs, SACKS, DRESS COATS, FRoCK COATS
FRoCK SACKS, & GREEN PILOT CLOTH
JACKETS,
of all suitable Styles, Colors, and Prices
VESTS,
Single and Double Breasted from the richest
PLUSH, yELyETs, SILKS, sATGNs, CLOTHS, MAR
sEILLEs, &C., to the lowest priced yALENCIAs.
PANTS,
from Plain and Fancy DoEsKINS, BRoADCLOTHs
KERsEYs, & sATINETs of all colos, sorts, sizes, and
qualities.
We also have in store a vgry extensive assortment of
CLOTHS AND PIECE GOODS,
and as special pains viii be taken to make the Store
the place for get suited in Garments made to order
we would invite all to rive MIR. REED chance at them
All garments warranted, or no sale.
larger assortment of BOYS CLOTHING will be kept
for sale in the than has been heretofore and
mothers and fathers invited bring send their
children here to trade,
Also, constantly IN hand, a splendid stock of
FURNISHING GOODS,
among which will be found all styles Of
SHIRTS, BOSOMS, COLLARS, SCARFS,
CRAVArS, HANDKERCHTEFS,
STOCKS, SOCKS, GLOVES.
SPEND Frs, NJ TITS, TIES,
DRAWERS, UNDERSTANDS,
OVERALLS, UMBRELLAS,
&C., sc.
Also, a large assortment Of
Hnts& Caps, and Rubber s Oil
Clothing.
We beg to assure our friends that manufacture all
of Clothing ourselves, and every arcl. sold
to be represented; and trust Chat extensive
Stock, excellent ST. les AMI Cutng, good Worlmen,
obigng Clerks, and Low PRICES, will onlg etain
old customers. but give proportion Of pat
ronagc.
LUTIEB'S,
No. 1, Worcester HOuso Buildings,
Main street, Worcester, Mass.
Opposite Boston Z. Worcester r. r. Depot.
ms d&wly
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IT HAS NO EQUAL F!


SLATE FOR ROOFS.-The subscriber having
~ the Agency Of the
MINING 81 QUARRYING COMPANY.
is prepared furnish Slate for Roofs of superior qualt
and lay it in the best manner
The above Quarry is located Vernon, VT. and the
Slate found superior to any that has been used
this vici n.y. and win be furnished on the most satisfactory
terms.
samplesnay be seen at the Worcester and Nashua
Depot Lincoln ST. and at Kinacqt Co.'S Hardware
Store. JOHN BARNARD
Worcester, May 18th, 1854, da
New STORE AND SILVER MANU-
~ FACTORY, No. II Central Street, LogeH.-D
D. ADAMS, Importer of Fine English and Frenj
Watches, Jewelry, and Fancy Goods; Manufacturer
Of and Dealer in rich Silver and Plated of every
Btyle and quality Silver Spoons Of every variety made
ut short notice; Gold and Silver Bowed Specacesj Shell
Combs Of all styles; Watches Clocks, and Jewey made
and repaired.
Also. the only Agent for AcKLnYs scorcH PEBBLE
EYED SPECS in lowell. No. II Central ST.
Lowell, Mass diff s26
EEsHE PREMIUM CUTTER OF 1853
e The Kentucky Straw Cutter is manufacturedby
the subscriber and for sale at No. % Mechanic ST. Wor
eestsr. The attention Of all persons wanting HAY CUT
TER solicited, TO examination Of the above imple
Il all kinds of fodder from the finest hay to
the stalks and all kinds Of vegetable withoutany
alteration In Short is the most simple most efficient
and safest Cutter (5eing wholly free from the crime Of
aputang fingers. 6e, that has ever been introduced in
Worcester, Nov, 1853 novso dawtf
| GtURE YOUR CORNS.-If you wish TO cure
u your Corns, use HoUCHIN'S CORN S0LVENT--
This valuable preparation from English recipe, has
been tested for il years. and has proved ecacious wher
used By the of this Solvent, the is soened
ana grows less until 1t finally disappears No pain rr
tatlon caused by its Corns of twenty-five years
standing have been removed Full directions accompany
each bottle. Prepared by I. w. H0UCHIN Pearl ST.,
Worcester Mass, and for sale at the Druggists, Shoe
Stores, and Groceries. Price rs Cents, enough
cure as many Corns. G3sAGENTS WANTED.
So dlysp1m
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24a FOR SALE.-A NEW TWO STORY HOUSE
TEi# containing sixteen finished roams with basement
49, and sub-cellar, the whole size of The House. Said
House situated the South side of Laurelstreet,
few steps above the Church, and commands Of the
best views if not the Uery best in the city, and that
can never be obstructed.
The Lot contains Eleven Thousand Square Feet
which there many Fruit Trees in bearing condition,
consisting of Pech, Pear, and Plum.
Terms liberal. Inquire on the premises.
n13 DIFF j. II. SIMMONS.
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TIE NEW ENGLAND sHERIFF,

EUST PUBLISHED.-ENOS DORR & COM
ee PANY Publishers, Booksellers, and Sationers, No.
300 Aain-street, Worcester.
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ia FOR SALE-Several modern, and thorough
i.7 y built HOUSES, containing two tenements
1aeach with from 5000 to $4,000 feet of land; prices
from $4,000 to $4,000, payments easy.
Several fine COTTAGES for sale.
Desirable HOUSEHOLDS in various streets, and from
three tove, and ten nues walk Of the City Hail. to be
sold on time
Several good Houses be exchanged for good Farms
with good buildings thereon situated Rail
Road in the vicinity of Worcester A. j. EATON,
% diff Corner of Myrtle and Southbridge sts
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Ia FOR SALE IN MTLLBURY A
60 very desirable RESIDENCE, consisting of Dwell
ESAling House, Barn, and large Shop Suitable for a
Shoe mandatory and and hdLf acres Of Land,
in high state Of cultivation, and covered with FRI IT
TREES of the choicest varieties. This properly affords
rare chance to any wanting small homestead, and
will be sold very liberal terms will be exchanged
for city property. Apply at this office, or to
EZEKIEL DANIELS, 224 Pleasant st.
o26 dawtf
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FARM FOR SALE-Situated in New
e. England Village, about half mile from the Depot
R' the Boston and Worcester Railroad, consisting
of One HuGdred Acres choice Land, of which twenty
is covered with heavy growth Of wood. Said Farm also
contains large orchard well stocked with valuable Fruit
Trees.
The House is large and convenient, in good repair, with
Euabe out buildings
Fer further particulars inquire of EZEKIEL DANIELS
124 Pleasant Street. deOd&w4t go
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p. YOUNG,

RICH FANCY GOODS, AMUSING
TOYS, INSTRUCTIVE GAMES,
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Digest of the Lars Of Massachusetts, relating I
sHERtFFs JAILERS, CORoNEHs and CoNsTABLEs,
With reference to the Decisions Of the other New England
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-07
ALate Arrival of Building Materials.

LNNE Front Door, Rim and Mortise Locks. with or
IL without night latches Upright and Horizontal
Rim Locks, square Rim Locks and Hatchcs Of many
styles, upright, villa. hotel, labitted and sding-door
rise Locks. Plated. pearl white, glass, mineral,
gillo aud Fancy French Knobs can be furnished with
either tie Rim Moftise Locks. atehe4 for French
w ndows, various patterns, Rim and Mortise Closet
ocks, Cupboard Locks, Stock and Plate Locks, Store
door Locks, ilh and without Knobs night square and
Rim Latcbes, sliding door rail, sheaves and asraga
plated, pearl white and mineral Bellpus, front door
Bells, with fixtures complete. Door mi Window Hin
ges in great variety, Cute Hinges of various patterns
Screws Of good quality fom 4 10 inches, Hand rail
Screws IT. round, square chain, Flush and Tuil Bolts
the most approved Blind ia.tenings, Sish Locks and
Axle pueys. Sash Cord Finishing Nails in papers from
to inches, do do. by the pound or keg, Flooring do
r, m Sdy to - dy., II aided Cur do from 3iy to 40dy
Spikes from to inches. fencing pang and wrought
Nails, French. English and Amercen Window Glass, of
different qualities and all the sizes in use Put
" in bladders, &c.
Believing that we can offer greater Inducements AS
CARDS quality quantity, variety and price, than any other
establishment in the upper country we respectfully ask
a call from those wishing to purchase Building Hard
ware. GhELORf d ROlALL.
may Its