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LAND BROKER.

have many calls about Turpentine lands that
have concluded to offer my services to bay and SELL
Those having lands for sale will furnish me with plots
and quantity, together with fair description and
price.
Nov. 1s. 1855. GS-tf JAMES G. COOK.
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COMMISSIONERS OF NAvIGATioN.-In conse-
qucnce of his election to the Office of Commits
soner of the town, Robt. III. Cowan Esq, has
resigned his station Chairman of the Com
missioners of Navigation. 4 Martin, Esq is
elected member of the Board of Navigation, to
fill the place vacated as above, and W. w
Pierce, Esq, appointed Chairman Nliming-
ton Commercial
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Persian declaration of war against Turkey was
caused, BY direct promise from the Car to re-
mitthfsdebt and restore the disputed territory.
Ihe fFench and British fleets entered the Black
Sea o4the 10th. Three ships of each squadron
remalled to guard Constantinople The Car
OF Rufsia having frequently declared the entry
OF. f.theIBlack Sea by the'alled forces equivalent
to declaration of war, the withdrawal of the
Russian ministers at London and Paris was cx-
pecteds
= 1t WIS reported that the American Minister
to Span, Mr. Soule, had fought duel with the
frencii Minister at Madrid. Also that young
Soule lad had duel with the Duke of A Iba
Nobody killed or hurt.
The fews by this arrival reports an advance
III Floub Wheat and Corn Cotton steady.
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Vessels Lost at Sea.

Therd appears to have been ,ro++v s+orn,u
weather. along the American coast about tho
latter part of December. Several vessel, wera
driven Ashore and wrecked The scbr I,u,,
Sawyer, from Wilmington. n. c.. for BOSTON
with rice and naval stores, went ashore on Ply
mouth beach, and is total wreck Two or
three othfr vessels drifted ashore on the same
beach, Several lives have been lost.
The ship Staffordshire, from Liverpool to
Boston, w,s wrecked off Cape Sable on the 3oth
ut, and l63 persons perished mostly Irish
emigrants.
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b. r. GRADY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.

: O141S11N1AI COMMISSION MERCHANT,
WILMINGTON, n. c.,
Liberal cash advances made on cf
Stores Cotton and other produce Office at the Store
OF Messrs Grady Monk, North Water Street
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G II e y GOODS,
l am now receiving much larger stock of
Fancy Dry Goods

than have yet offered in Fayetteville. consisting of
Dry Goods of every description Hats Boots Shoes and
Ready made Clothing which Will be sold as low as any
goods in the State.
will be glad to have the ladies call examine nv
stock. W. f. MOORE
Sept. u. 1853. #
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NJ. HUTSON, House PAINTER,
Fayetteville, \. c.
December II, 1858.
NoT1CE.--MuLEs FOR SALE.

NOTICE.--NULES FOR SALE.
The subscribers offer for sale Three Teams of Mules
Wagon and Harness. Those wanting Mules would do
well to call on the premises.
Also, 1000 acres turpentne Land for sale. Can and
" MELVIN
Cypress Creek, Bladen Cot W. A. MELVIN
December s. 1858. tiff
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a Thief in a Trap.

W
1t seems that a, few nights ago, the Rev. MIR
McCarer, OF Evansville, was disturbed twice in
the night by a noise about the house Upon
making his second thorough search, he traced
the noise to the chimney. 4 close cxamina ton
convinced hlm that some owl or other wild ami
MAJ had taken up quarters there for the night
In truly unchrlstian spirit he resolved to burn
the intruder out, when what was his surprise
as the big volumes of smoke and fame rolled
up tue chimney, to hear hslf-stiiled voice pro-
ceecing from the fue imploring him to ''put
out the lire" The fire was immediately uuencI-
ed, the City Marshal sent for, and the
occupant OF the chimney, who turned out to he
a strapping thief, was hoisted out of his nest by
means OF strong rope. He confessed that he
had been particularly struck with the appear-
ance of a fine watch Mr. McCarer had worn and
had resolved i'll this way to gain an entrance
and appropriate the same for his own use. Un-
fortunately for himself he forgot to measure
the SIZE OF the chimney beforehand and on ar
irving at the bottom of it, found himself in a
sort OF c"l de sac. The aperture was too small
for hlm to pass through, and all his attempts to
ascend proved fruitless. 1t was the noise he
made In trying to return which aroused his
captOrs.
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BRIcKMAkING MISUNDERSTANDING the new in
ventions in this great age of railway and town
extension is one which is considered to be of i'm
portance- 1t IS new brickmakno. machine
1t was exhibited with success !; few days since
and is calculated to turn out in a dav of ten
hours, $4,000 bricks. It is an Improvement
upon all that have yet appeared. The improve
ment consists In the construction of moulding
orlfices or dies having rotating sides formed by
vertical rollers, instead of having fixed sides as
heretofore. These rollers rotate while the cIav
is delivered through the die, thus producing ant;
preserving sharpness and neatness in the
edges of the brick previously unattainable.
The machine prepares tue clay aud makes the
bricks at one and the same time. One of the
leading features is continuous delivery The
machine is worked by horse; there is a
man to feed the machines, and two boys to clear
off bricks at the sides. The clay, after coming
out horizontally, in a solid eblong mass, is cut
up into bricks OF the required Dimensions, by
means OF cqui-distant wires placed on one side
and worked so as to divide at one stroke. BY
the ordinary process, 5000 per day can be
made by pallet moulder, but Ire requires the
assistance of FIVE hands and horse and must
work from four i'll the morning to sundown, Oh
the long summer days to accomplish it, The
machine i'll the same number of hours would
make 90, 900 bricks-Lircrpool Paper
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WAGON.---A two horse wagon with fxtur IS complete
for safe j. kT WADDIII
Dec II. 1853. 72-tf
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A. NJ. Casnpb.si.
ACCVIONEEGR C0NINIIsSrnw M.-u~.,.
tATErTEriIi-E, \. C.
October l, 1853.
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E,1s s.1ctat,ast: n,. ,r1IE C.t,,. Is1..

FIR sEitsH HEisG ON THE CAPE NEAR.
The subscribers having purchased the Steamers EV-
ERGREEN and SOUTIiERNER aud Tow Boats lately
the property OF the Henrietta Steamboat Company are
nov prepared to forward with despatch between VIII
mington and Fayetteville all freigs or goods cn:rus
ed TO them
+. \. & J. II. ROBERTS.
Fayetteville. Fcb'y 10, 1853 IF
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IO,OGD lbs salEoyy wanted.
For which the highest cash price will be paid
Oct s, 1888 A NJ CANpREI
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w AN

$4,000 barrels Turpentine. delivered at my Dstillery
IN this place for which the highest prices will be paid
would also employ two three good trpentine
barrel Coopcrs D. W ROGERS
l4umhcrtoa, Feb'v 10. 1853 If
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HAIL 81 E;OE.l-INGER,
FAYETTEVILLE FOUNDRY
Castings of every description UIade to order.
4 lot OF I3abbet Metal for sale
WiNSLOW STREET
4 Oct l. 1853. II
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IL A II Il L z DRY,
EY GEO. LAUDER.
Nearly opposite to f. W. Willkings Auction Store
Fayettevi!ie \. c.
Oct. l. 1858.
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THOSE who indebted to he by Note or Account
will please settle the And all debts due pr
to the lst Jauy 1888 lals be settled as longer in
dul5ence cannot be given.
4. 4. NcE ETHAN.
Oct !. 1858
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FOR RENT,
The fine SUMMER RESIDENCE two miles west of
town Possession given Immediately. Apply to John
II. Cook c. r. Lecte. S. A. LEEyTE.
March IL. 1853 If
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q - e np---lue3eax - sfSSr,.vS-7f' $
5 As sthS a large ships sec19e =, ENGAGE.
Eeo smal omit OF public attention 81 present
sy eeesesse esactio.of the Great Republic,a
~ 49, ne posed mamnoth steamer Of the
!. asssteft ssleesn = asigation Company in Eng
-ss, ss.sl, :. eaaE not bc uninteresting to devote
60 e subject - e ..o''.0 ~
some ships were bailt shs aacients,, which
lerS el nus Ter surpassed an$shine now afioat
! 5 13Res wassa stfucted for Ptelonsy Phlonater<
Sc fsAt- .n5.a g -
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IL.
Dealer II, Dry foods, Pro visions,
Third door from n E. Market Square, next te
d.. Gees Hat Store Green street,
FAYETTEVILLE. \. G..
Es~ All kinds Of produce taken III exchange fo1
Goods.
Feb. 10, 1853.
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BY E. w. VAIL, Auctioneer,
Office 236 Main Street.
y EVEN ID K IRA Il l. BUILDING
m A

- LOTS AT AUCTION,
On the East side of Lyon Street, between Belmont and
Kendall Street.
W i'll be sold on tho premises THURSDAY Nov. ID,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Seven desirable Building Lots, stua
ed above, offering rare chance, they are located
in the immediate vicinity of all the manufactures in the
North part of the City, and particularly desirable for
dwellings for mechanics.
Terms at sale For further particulars, inquire of the
Auctioneer. Office 1856 Main Street.
o26 dts
A UCTIONEER'S NOTICE.-The UNDER
IN signed having had than six years experience
in the Auction business in connection with s. w. SELBY
would offer his services the public for the sale Of
Real Estate and Pei Property, in any part of the
city county Particular attention given to sales of Real
Estate, and Furniture private residences. He will also
attend to the appraising of all kinds of property.
Il, W. VAIL Auctioneer,
s27 dom Office 236 Main street, Paine's Block
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-30

BEST HAIR TONIC IN USE.
While the proprietor has to be proud Of the es-
adjustment of the Tonic in short time upon so 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 rgdly kept up the Ogine Standard
and composed heretofore, Of ingredients the best and
most expensive be found The effects resulting from the
use of the Climax Hair Tonic all he world Vol
untary testimony daily offered showing its efficacy as
agent for
Preventing the falling out of the HAIR
Producing new Hair,
Dressing the Hair,
Sottening and arranging the Hair
Destroying Hair Eaters,
Removing DandruG
Curing Headache, and
All the ills that Hair is heir TO-
AL bottles containing the Climax Hair Tonic, have L.
T. LAZELL, Worcester, Mass, blown in the glass.
Price % cts per boe large bottles pnts rs cts, with
liberal discount to the trade.
II Orders from dealers respectfully solicited. All
lers by mail EXPRESS otherwise, promptly executed.
L. L. LAZELL, Druggist,
vi deod&wtf 201 Main st.
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NEORSE'S INvIGORATING ELIXIR
WI Oh CORDIAL.-The earth's crust Is . vast depos

| NEORSE'S INVIGORATING ELIXIR
4VA OR CORDIAL-The earth's crust is q vast depos
toy Of remedies suitable the diseases of the creatures
that inhabt it and science industry reflection and
pertinent are continually introducing from this great re
medal sore-house, agents for the ameioraton Of
human suffering The most powerful of these agents that
has ever been applied for the mitigation Of PAIN the con-
servation of health, and the proongation of e is the
Asatic herb which forms the basis of Dr. Morses Inyr
Grating Eirir or cords. This preparation, If not
universal panacea certainly embraces within Its province
as curative, greater number Of complaints than have
ever before been subdued even relieved by single
medicine 1t applicable to all nervous diseases and all
disorders Of the secreve organs 1t literally renovates
the powers Of the stomach and gives to every organ and
every fluid necessary to Digestion its full natural vigor
however the may have been impaired by illness or
indulgence the provocative function has been impaired
in either SEX single Of this preparation will i'm
part to the relaxed Organisaton its full sexual vigor
Woman the most fragile well as the faest portion of
animated nature will find this her sures reliance in all
the difficulties, radical incidental which her structure
is iablej while in Of nervous headache neuralgia
dyspepsia, nervous melancholy hysteria eebleness ne.
vous trembling, incpent paralysis sleepessness uunat-
ura irritabitys fainng fits, epilepsy, weakness of the
back, generaprostration papitaon of the heart assi
tude mental Incidence, &C., its effects as certain and
uniform the results Of mathematical calculation
The Cordial put up highly concentrated in pint bot
Ties Price three dollars per BOTTLE for ave dollars sig
for twelve dollars. @. H. RING, Proprietor,
1872 Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Cana
da, and the West Indies. AeExrs-Worcester, M. n.
GREEN. Springfield, BLISS HAVEN. Providence.
]. BALCH son. Boston, BURR & PERRY.
o12 dTuTh&sat&w1mis
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STOVES.

xma rs 49,, =, y i1''
'AlSl M p ROV WE'D COOK STOVE,
FOR COAL OR WOOD.
This Stove has been thoroughly tested. Those who
have used it, speak in the highest terms Of merits 1t
Combines all the late improvements making it what every
good housekeeper desires to obtain STOVE in
every particular
THE TRIUMPH.
This is Paror Cooking Stove, equally well adapted to
coal wood In elegance of design, and beauty Of fin
ish it is without rival
THE PARLOR COAL STOVE.
This is very elegant Parlor Sove Of entirely de-
sign, and is well worthy the attention OF those who like
to purchase good article at a low price.
COOKING, PARL0R, OFFICE HALL, AND SHOP
STOVES OF every variety, constantly hand. Persons
in want of Stoves of any description, will find it to their
advantage to call and examine before purchasing as
determined sell great bargains.
All kin Of Jobbing done at short notice.
j. HILTON, No. 2 Mechanic street.
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This Range is constructed the strctest scientific
principles, with the idea of performing all its offices in
the most perfect manner, with the least possible fuel and
possesses merits unsurpassed by any Range use
For sale by j. HILTON, No. 2 Mechanic street.
o3 dim
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Glotbing.
CLOTHES! CLOTHEs!l CLOTHES ~

Clothes, clothes, clothes Imperial forms Of dress,
Give the king his regal air. to the queen her oveinesS
The gallant so grand and gay the maid almost divine,
Would be noticed amongst the crowd II their clothes
We look at the glorious flowers with their cups Ofs thou
sand dyes;
We look at the dome of night with its thousand golden eyes
And bow to the spirit Of beauty that gives US such
And the spirit Of beauty you know nought but the
spirit OF dress.
Clothes Clothes clothes the summary days have gone,
And the chilly nights Of the FAN are swiftly coming on
And the ghtsOme clothes when the roses were In
bloom,
We cast away, and prepare fur Winters cold and
gloom
SO come ye sires yc clothes Of Sober hue
And come, ye schooboys gay for suits, green, brown
blue,
Come stawart men and srOng In your native anlhess
And MACULLAR will make you shine in the giSsies OF
glorious dress.
Clothes clothes clothes, hurrah for the Overcoatl
That we BUTTON when reigns round our body and
Hurrah for the bosom friend of covers our brst
When winter with spears of ice tilt ckes vesj
And hurrah for MACULLAR who makes and sells as ass
as he can,
All that's fitting 'Bubn or the most imperial man.
Go to him and buy your Clothes and you viii learn to bless
The day began to trade with the paragon Of dress
Clothes Clothes Clothes the lawyer forgeta his brief
The farmer the price of wheat the lover his latest grief
The woodman the green oak tree that grows in its forest
The doctor his fees and pills. the boatman wind and tide
The clergyman his text, and the hardy artzan
His daily tolls and cares when they see the H dressed
man,
And they instantly go to MAcULLAR's, and nobody
should do less,
And out in the newest Styles and handsOmest orms
of dress.
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & GO
271 PiPer's Block, Main Street,
SIGN OF THE FULL DRESSED MAN,
Have always on hand an immense stock of CLOTHING,
UnderClothing and general wearing apparel for sale at
Wholesale and Retail
Country merchants will find IL highly advantageous to
their interests, to call at store, offer them
goods cheaper than any other house in the country
In Custom Department, may be found the most ex-
tensve assortment of Piece Goods be found In this city,
consisting of BroGdcIoths DOeSkins Black and Fancy
CGssneres Casters, Beavers, Yestings in Grenadine
and London Silks VetUets, Plush, Cashmere &C. which
will be made up at the shortest notice, and in the
manner under the charge OF Mr. ALBERT PATERSON
cannot be exceed by any in this city, expert
enced Cutter dawu 90
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lie b r . X e RS,
would respectfully invite the attention of those contem-
plating purchasing Real Estate to call and examine their
very desirable schedule consisting Farms Wood Lots
Water privileges, Houses and House Lots in various parts
of the city and adjoining towns.
E. Il. ABBOTT CO.,
% diff 21S Main street, corner Of Main aadPearl.
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ALL RIGHT, DRIVE ON!

NEWT0N'S is the place to buy House Papers, Room
Borders Paper Curtains, Chimney board Prints Dadoes
Statues Eal Figures arge life) Panoramas printed
in high coors Moudings with Corners for Panel work;
Centre pieces for ceilings Church papers, &C., See
Cheap. Cos why he has just received large invoice
from Delccurt's Mandatory, Paris.
2O7 Main Street is the Place.
mch2g diff
GNARD.-The subscriber being grateful to the public
" for favors extended to him in years past and having
disposed of his Book and Stationery business to
Mcssrs, u. BAKER s. CO.,
would cordially recommend them to the patronage of his
friends and the public generally.
EDWARD LIVERM0RE.
Worcester, October 2, 1854.
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AuGtion5.
GUARDIANS SALE OF



LIN r EAL ES ATE,
By License of Court will be sold at Public Auction, at
the Dwelling -house on the premises, in HOLDEN on
"Wednesday, the tUenty-second day Of Norember
next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon the following Real Is
tate, to w.t.
All the right title and interest of Theodore Parker,
Amelia Parker Edward Parker Matilda Parker Gilbert
Parker, and Gilman Parker, minors, children Of HENRY
PARKER, late of Holden deceased in and unto the whole
Of the Real whereof he died sezed consisting the
HOMESTEAD FARM
Of snd deceased situate in the southeastey part Of Ho
dem and about four miles from Worcester containing
about so Acres of excellent Land, suitably divided
into Moving, Pasture, and Woodland well watered and
fenced and with ample and convenient Farm Buildings,
in good repair, which supplied with neVer-aing pure
water, by aqueduct
Said Farm is very pleasantly situated, has upon it
large number of valuable FRUIT TREES, from which
$50 barrels of fine winter Apples have been gathered the
present season. and of the most desirable estates In
the vicinity of Worcester
about 20 Aeres Of TillGge Land,
on the old road leading from Worcester to Holden, called
the Dodd Lot and about Five acres of SPR0UT LAND.
The interest of said minors in said Real Estate is one
eighth part thereof each subject to the right Of dover Of
the widow of said deceased wh with the other persons
Interested win Join in the sale
For TERMS which will be LIBERAL and for other partcu
lars inquire on the premises, or Of the subscriber,
SAMUEL PERRY, Guardian
Worcester, Oct. 90, 1858. deOd&wts O2S
MORTGAGES SALE.-By virtue Of pow
I'VE of sale contained in mortgage deed from Lar
kin Smith, dated September fourteenth, A. 1858, and
recorded in the Registry of Deeds for the County Of Wor
ceser book 514 page 1884, will be sold at public auction
the premises, MONDAY, the twentieth day of No
Vember next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
LOT OF LAND,
situated the North side of Waldo street, at its inter-
section with Russell street.
Also other lot of land situated the West side Of
King street. in Worcester, particularly described in said
mortgage deed. JAMES b. FISHER Mortgage.
ALEX. PUTNAM, s. NJ. REDDING, Auctrs.
Worcester, Oct. Is, 1854 d3sTh&w3t ola
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IA FARM FOR SA LE.--In DOUGLAS,
E.; Worcester County, within one and half miles of
Ga4sARailroad Depot. 1t contains about FIFTY-FIYE
acres, eighteen of which covered with young growth
of hard wood, and The is divided into moving lage
and pasureland. There small but comfortable House,
and good Barn upon the Premises al in good repair
and the whole will be sold for $780, applied for imme
datey Further particulars may be had by applying
this Office dawtf o25
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Il Heavy all Wool 10-4 Domestic Flannel received to-
day Very desirable for Ladies' skirts, Wooden Sheets
oil d12us GEO. ?. BRYANT.
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MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & GO
271 Piper's Block, Main Street,
THE FALL SEASON
RICHMOND & TROWRRInGE


RICHMOND & TROWBRIDGE,
have not overlooked its novelties fresh fabrics new de-
Igns, and are ready, With their talent Skill and
kpr Sc together with rich Materials captivating styles
ind urvaled workmanship.
DIR ESS COATS, ETC.,
Ehe climax and invention; VESTS the most beau.
hfu syles Velvets, Satins, Silks and Cloth with the
richest embi dery, every possible Variety TROUSERS
Ia the most extensive description Of pattern, color, and
shade, perfect fit Tor sae) and comfortable to the
Tearer, in every respect.
FURNISHING GOODS.
To this department particular attention has been devot-
3D. and is beyond any possible question: the most dis
hngushed depot for
Shirts, Hnmdkerchiefs,COE ola RS, Mech Tieas
and HOSIERY, of every description of the finest manu-
hcure and MATERIAL equally celebrated with the other
branches OF their trade for neatness quality and economy
Please call at RICHMOND & TR0WBRIDGEiS Custom
ind Ready Made Clothing Establishment, No. 265 Matn
lIain st., Worcester Mass.
vENHE PLACE TO GET COOP
u CLOTHING.
THAYER EAMES have manufactured for Fail and
Winter trade, from the finest and most fashionable styles
of Goods that could be selected in the Market full and
complete assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
which cannot be surpassed in style and make in the city
OUR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
10 still under the care Of Mr. CnARLRs BLANCHARD and
all kinds Of work in this branch done in the best manner
and at short notice.
We have full assortment of all kinds Of Beauer and
BrOadcLoths, Cdssineres, DOeskins, Silk and Yeiuet
pestngs, which have been selected for this market ex
pressy. THAYER l. EAMES,
Harrington Corner of Main and Front streets.
$40 dawf