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ATTEMPTED MURDER IN BRApToRp.-
EsciTrNxST. The Lowell Courier Is IN
drb,ed TO BENZ GreenIeaf, Esq, Prscep,or
Of the Bradford Academy, aud author Oh a
popular series of school arrhmetics, Tor
= circums,aniial detail Of the facts connect
ell with what il says Is "one Of The most
outrageous assaults, with intent TO Kill
,ba, have ever occurred In Massachusetts.
Simeon McOucsien, n young man of IL,
,e,ijeo, in Mr.. Greenleafs family had been
to Gtoyeland and was reforming TO Bradford
oo Saturday night, and abon, ii O'Clock,
h. crossed The bridge over the Merrimack
between Hayelhil and Bradford, when two
,n.n pas.ed him; and shortly afterwards
,h;,J man came up behind him, keeping
nacs will him over the bridge. When they
S,I go, over, this fellow passed him, keep
mo about two rods ahead. Arriving a,
.roul half mile from MIR. Greenleai's res.
iIepce, this scamp turned, took deliberate
aim. and sho, young McQues,en IN The
abdomen. lie fell and the murderer fled.
The wounded young man was afraid 10
call Ger help. les, his assailant should return
AMI finish The work OF death. On arriving
home he aroused the faInily-saying TO
Mr. G;eenleat, 4" 1 am dead man. ~
p,y,;e;,n Was a, once called-a probe was
nassed into the bleeding wound several III
,he.-bu, no traces Of the ball c. uld BE-
found. Several eminent physicins have
,ince been called; and all pronounce the
case hopeless. No cause II assigned ioi
mi. honid dced-,he wounded man never
having had quarrel with any body, and
being REGARDED by all with the highest es'
TEEN. The darkness OF the nigh, prevent
ed his recognizing his murderer, who wore
a black coat, and who, he thinks, was
neither drunk, nor crazy nos lrish, bui, II
j. thought, was mistaken in his victim, and
killed the wrong man. The greatest eN-
element prevails IL Bradford aud vicini,
iy-where nothing Of the kind has occurred
BEFORE
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The VETo. The New York Courier and
Enquirer, in noticing the P,esidenis veto
Of the River aud Harbor Bill, observes that
the Presiden, "can ask for ten millions OF
dollars for the purpose of cm5roililg the
country with Spain he can commit an act
OF open war without even The advice and
consent Of the body which was the only
constitutional power 10 declare war; he can
give his consent to the enormous aPpropria-
lion for the purchase Of barren acres, Fl, tor
nothing but 10 fight Indians on bat 10 give
the na,iou's money for the encouragement
and Increased facility OF the commercc OF n
nation, is alike opposed to his inclinalions
and his constitutional views. He promises
q longer message in the winter session.
Let him head II - Millions for Var, but
pof one cent for Commerce :"
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Valuable House for Sale or
Exchange,

4 S | am about TO chhnge my rcsdenc, from
n Saco TO Biddeforl, will sell or exchange
for real estate in Blddelord, my new two story
house, situated on High Street, opposite the resi-.
dencc OF David Fcrnald. The house contains eight
rooms, j. convcncn, in lis arrangements, aud very
pleasantly located, and has good garden cistern,
&c. This oier is worth the attention of any one
who may wish 10 secure first class residence in
tie pleasant village Of Saco.
Saco, April Ia, 1854, -
l5-tf JOSHUA CiADBOURNE.
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Valuable House for Sale
OR ExcHAN0 !! |!

rTIIE Subscrib Z OILERS for sale, or in exrhangGe
i for olher properythe large and comfortable
awclling hoii,. in which he formerly lived SIT
ua,ed ON the corner of South and Kossu,h SITS
The house is in complete repair convenient ~
its arrangements, aud very pleasant, "caicd
and has large aud excellent garden aiia hc :
well s,o, ked With choice aud thriving liui, trees,
strawberries, raspberries, gUoseberrics, &c, DC.
This offer isworh the attention Of any man who
NAV wish TO secure a first class residence ~ this
lIo,risling village. ~ L. SoNEo'
BlddcGord, FEB I, 1871. I'LL
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House for Sale.

TUE two story house belonging 10 the subscriber suat-
i ell on the corner VI Ili AMI Acorn Streets Said
house IL two story with an.I. Iart and stable and out
bulldngs attached. The house he used Tor two ene-
mens desired, rs Il hted MP with contenuces Coz
two families when bat The house built lhtee years
ago, and w be sold at barsin, as the subscriber Il
about emlgrating 10 "Nebsaska," .,u =
The hot Is double one, 100 fet Ini Street. and IS
feet Acorn Street. There are thirty fruit the
.. ~ =, JAMES ANDREWS.
Biddeford, July 10th, 1854 ID. 2e-sws.'
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CnoLER, ~ LEWISTON. journal Of
Saturday contains somewhat lengthy arti'
Gle, setting forth the causes Of the existence
and fatality Of the cholera in lewiston. IL
fas been confined to the Irish. Filthy hab-
it,. united with the low and unhealthy con-
dition OF the shanties, explain the origin OF
the disease. The fatality attending these
eases was the result Of these and other caus-
es-such as the difficulty Of obtaining nurs-
Is, arising. from the fear Of catching The dis,
ease, together with tho use Of bad rum,
which they persisted in believing to be an
antidote 10 the dreadful disease, nOtwith-
standing all arguments and sn,reaiics to the
contrary. The Journal says that many Of
them have been kept in constant state Of
intoxication since ths occurrences OF the
FIRST cases. o.. - 81 Ha.a- a-. H.
The Journal adds -
ave are now anticipating speedy tcs-
Minaiion OF the disease in our vi lage, as the
high wind which has prevailed for tho last
few days has. purified the air. The Irish
,hantics are also being removed to more
healthy location, aud more space TO DO al.
lowed to each one. There will also be some
attempt at ventilation, it the project is not
TOO strongly resisted on the part of those
who are TO derive the benefit from such a
desirable course. .....
ssf
ave are sorry to learn that several Irish
families have left the place, partly through
scar Of the cholera, and partly because more
wages have been offered them by tho con.
tractors on the Ken. Il y. Railroad. The
Removal Of couse subjects them to much ex
pense, AMI it is doubtful il, in the long run,
they gam anything by the operation
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ISsULT TO THE PRESIDENT. UdShing'
ton, August 9Th. Immediately alter Tie
adjournment OF the Seua,e, this afternoon,
as Preslden, Pierce was leaving the Capitol
nj the northern door, under the eastern At
cade, he was followed on, and address eu
By james NJ. JeiIards, Of ChaIIeslown, ,
G.. JelTarLs was considerably intoxicated
nj the time. and was in company with J. ,
Duke OF ST. Louis, aud j +. Virgins ol
New York, all Of whom had been drink
ing. :,
The Presiden, shook hands with JeflrJs
who asked him TO take drink, which the
President declined, and lur-ed TO enter his
carriage. As he was doing so, his hal
was knocked oil, by hard boiled egg.
JeiTeTds returned into the Capitol, saying
the President was a damned oOl.
The Presiden, spoke 10 one OF the police,
asking il he had authority 10 make an ar
rest. Capt. Danninglon aud officer WALES
shortly alter arrested Jeirards who denied
throwing the egg. An examination was had
before Capt. Dunninglon, when one wit
ness testified that he saw Jeflards with an
egg in his hand 4 lew minutes previous Ia
The assault, and another testified that he
cav him throw it IN the direction Of the
President; aud sill another that he saw him
throw an EGG and init the President.
The Justice decided to hold JeGirds 10
bail, and the accused then sent for Senator
Evans, who declined becoming bail. He
then sent for another. In the meantime
lie became more sober, cried bitterly, aud
declared that il sent To Jail, he would not
DO living. he then took out u small knife,
and stabbed himself Just above the knee,
saying ,ha, he was determined 10 bleed 10
death. As blood flowed prolusely, he be.
came alarmed allowed il 10 be examined
and was disarmed.
The Attorney GeneTal then communion
led - Capt. bennington the desire of the
President that the prisoner beno, prosecu-
ed, and he was accordingly discharged.
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Melodeons, Seraphines,
REED ORGANS.

TIME subscriber has received the exclusive
l. agency Of Ssco aud Bddelord Tor The sale
of the above named instruments, lnannIaciured
by b. 4. Tohin IL Co. Nashua n. II; lney are
combined with the valuable principle OF CAR
HARRIS PATENT, which for elegance OF man.
uiac,ure and unri,alled beauty OF tone, render
them the most desirable instrument, an ,lse.
Prices according 10 style and finish, from slo 10
$50. Those wishing Tor instruments respect.
fully solicited TO call at No. as Cults Island, S"co,
and also at the residence Of Rev. J, Hubhard,
corner of Hill and Pool Sis, 3ddeiord, and ex'
anime an assortment ofi, ~ and ociayes:
X. NJ. HOBBS.
Saco, Feb 3, 1854 ... .. 5ti
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commissioners Notice.

WE having been appointed by the Hon. Joseph T. Nye
w Judge Of Probate for tic County Of York, to receive
and examine the claims Of the creditors OF George W. Fol-
son. late Of Cornish, In said County, deceased whose
tate Is represented nsoen give notice that six months
commencing the first day Of May, have been allowed to
said creditors to bring la and prove their claims and that
we will attend to the service assigned at the Office
Luther 5. Moore, Esq, In Limerick Saturday, the
Ond day Of September and saturday the seventh and Sat-
urlay the twentyfrst days Of October next from
six o'clock, p. VI. ABNER BURBANK, c,,0r,,.,,,
EBENEZER fRIE' 0''"'''' U.s.
Dated this frst day II June, A. ID. 1854.
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OYSTERSI OYSTERS!!'

n l.. ToPPAN respectfully informs his friends
- and the publr, that he l. constanily supplied
with the choicest Oysters that can be found In
The market. he can supply hotels, and families
upon the moot moderate terms. Orders most ~.
specially solicited aud promptly attended 10. ~
Apply at No. ], Factory Island Block, Saco
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FOE SALE,
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS.
And other Valuable Real Estate.

TIME following described Real Estate, coinprls.
Il Ing House Lots, and other property, eligibly
situated IN the villages Of Saco and Bidde1ord,
will he sold by TIE proprietqrs, at prices ana on
terms favorable TO purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 in number, are
principally situated in Saco, between The hail,
road Depo,s of Bidceford and Saco-a portion OF
them above the Railroad, and portion below, in
pleasant aud healthy location, and commanding
line view of both villages. They are advania'
geousy situated for the residence of persons hav.
ing business in either Saco or Blddelord, beng
within six minutes walk ofMain street, and Pep
percll Square, and live minutes walk oil The Ma
chine Shop and Cotton Mills OF the Laconla, Pep
percll and Water Power Corporations OF Bidie.
ford A substantial Bridge, 375 feet ong and ~
feet wide, resting on granite piers, an with side
walks. has been built across the Saco River thus
connecting the lots with BlddclOrd, I'D placing
them within three minutes walk of ) nitb's Cor.
ncr. From this bridge street Is graded TO The
Railroad Crossing on Water street, winch will be
extended TO Buxton Road. ,a Other streets have
been laid out, extending along the margin OF the
Saco River, and To Water street. ...
The ncwroad recently laid ont by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will incrsect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridge TO Bidde.
ford
Besides the lots before mentioned, the proprie.
tors have dozen or more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous 10 the bridge, aud
within two minutes walk of the workshops and
mills on said island. On one Of the lots Is new
Cottage house with stable, which will he sold
with the lot. r.. -"
They will sell also, in lots Of from one TO five
acres, as may be wanted, a tract Of land adjoining
that which i reserved for house lots. SAID tract
consists of 4Aacres, and IL situated on the West.
ern side of the RaHroad, and runs To The buxton
road, the line striking tina, road within few rods
of the Saco Depot.
Warran,ee Deeds will he given Of all lots sold
by the propric,or, A. II. Boyd, Saco; ID. +.
Somes, Biddelord; Josephus Baldwin and Law
renee Barnes, Nashua, n H.; William =. Newell
Manchester, n. ii. :.
For further particulars, as TO prices and condi.
lions, inquire of D. L, SoNEs, Of Biddelord
gent for the Projectors. OIL
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House for Sale.

THE large two story building situated on sum.
i van Street, near the reservoir, built by the ls,t
mosi substantial manner, Of the best materials, ant
Is m every respect q desirable house. II swd.
divided into four tentenis, all OF them separate.
and every way convenient, and renting on an Az.
ersge Of las each, Its location Is healthy: and be.
Ing only a few moments walk Iron, Inc business
streets, makes II a desirable place Of Residences
For particulars rs 10 price and terms, apply 70,
1877. F1 JOHN L, TRAFroN,'
who occupies one Of the ienements. 10.
Biddeiord, May LIST. 1854. .uHl lS-u
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lIurray's Physical and Purifying
ISIT,F ERS.

THESE purely Vegetable Bi,ters arc offered 10
L the community as an encciual remedy foe dys.
pcpsla, Juundlce, loss of Appetite, Cosiiveness,
Nervous or Sick Headache, Acdity Of the SOm.
ach, Bilious Affections, aud all diseases causedby
an unhealthy state OF the stomach aud bowels.
The use oi one bottle will convince the sufferer
that this medicine is superior TO any of The various
kinds in use for the above aud similar diseases.
Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail 10y the
subscriber, who will also supply dealers on CON
mission, il preferred. 4. GILMAN,
lG-tf &C Factory Island, Saco.
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Rates OF Fare Tor .72rough 7Sekei, |:

Boais leave Bafa'o ~ go " for Cleveland, Mus
roe and Detroit.
Through Tickets made good s'r the season can DO
procured At No. 4 BnoAp srsrEI. l2nd door Tom
st,ie street, OF 1.-THE Northern and Western Thoagh
Ticket Office, Filehburg siaih n, Canseway street.
ly30 NJ L. RAY, Though Ticket Agent
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HATS, CAPS
UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS.
STANLEY coVELL,

ATE Of the firm Of Covel Dow, Of Portland, has tax.
IL en- the store and purchased the goods at Nos. and
Crystal Arcahe, Biddeford at the junction Of Lber
and York Streets, and recently occupied by Il. H. dlon
and offers goods In his line Of the best quality, as low
as can be purchased I'm this place or elseMhere.
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Pure Cod Liver Oil.

TIME genuine article, prepared from fresh COP
J. LivERs by the subscriber, and for sale by hun
AT the Pool and by his agent, James Sawyer,
Druggist, Biddeford. Specimens Of the Oil may
be seen ut the Union Office: ~
The Pool, April 10th, 1854. l3-u
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w owl Wanted

IN exchange for goods for cash. at the highest market
i price, at the NEW YORK STORE,
Eft Nos. IS and vi Factory Island Saco.
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Goods Of all kinds usually kept In Hat Store consisting
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NEw YORK ApyEpTIsrMyyrs.I

u>hE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN
an hm & f0HhYThos O. sTEAREs importer and Jobtsr
sILhs, MILLINERY aud FANCY GOODS, prices
Time grated BY adding interest," I62 broadway,
as nov IA store aud ls daily receiving Offering
% ee complete assortment Of Goods In his line, embra.
s various styles and designs, consisting OF Black
Rssy , MaI,ns. pos,ne', shawl., Trimmings Bonhst
I.Ieta and satin Ribbons, Trimmings Of all
French and English Grapes Grape silk Cavat.
s u9,rs Of all tn SIN Lace Mts, BsIsges, Laess White
ooods. Hosiery, L. z. Handkerchiefs, Ac
invites Merchants the North, South
and west, or here In the
ine his stock b.foie purehA.ing.
,as =, TIIOs. "a. sTEARNs, Ie2 Broadway
,oet2-U between Liberty street and Maiden Lane N. y
uNhE NEM YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
SI1TfS NAIL STEdhERS-Thes ships eompo- Aif,SN
hs ,Rs Rio Lane are as ATLANTIC, Captain Hf3N
rnSU captain Eye; BALTIC, Captain Coms;oet
Captain Grafton ARCTIC, ships
oeea but by contract especially service
tey care mas been taken In their
nes-'o ensure strength and
are unequanej for their
o. passage from New York to Liverpool nrst cabin, tl9e
IN second do 40 Exclusive
irom Liverpool 10 New York, $50 and f2O.
AneSperienceJ surgeon attached o ach
until nal f,r
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/
Or, o;ess solicited Om the Trade Direc, Importation.
sSs GSDps T3 l ApE
a%a :' s q sS ss
Sr s,r ,"st The most attractive in the city The attention Of
| Il AMPS, PH0sGENE GAS, BURNI;a PLuID AND CAM
10 '1Ssr' sns @ M are ~ act OF and dealer,
Of spirit lamps be found in the United States,
which as. %S. Sn, ns s IaSs
:, as :, make s,RlS.oa o !@po.l6Is
%arss, price 'f' a''"'' css STARR ys CO.
respectfully inform the the United 5atea
such n,nr. PsSe and private P,rt' Garden sSrt
ounS c sa sss s Gs Ds Iron m
ssr Doors shu,,e Guards, dates and a kinds Of ornsmen
They particular attention enclosing Cemetery Lots, hav
The soen,y Persons desiring make
Tsesvs BY return Of nail printed designs Of Eop and
M OF prices All orders intustsd will receive
oee.-a@ Dl No I2i Sorth Tsnih 81, Phiisdsiphi,.
RoLIASs s sNp oTtEit rItNos.-r.s ; BERRY, 29'
and nST sel ,1S, ns %. at n
whose Pianos gre are Considered superior al others Great bar
M as soc supplied shOssale or retail at the lowest Be
Coz a'Gss osn a 'i Piano. have the ... improve.
yoicng. oc2s-iyTiMI
A n LsTtbLisnIlNT oF THIRTY YEARS STAND.
SSG.y ~ year; having snpssa
PsS sn Or s
His he attributes not les. the principle. upon which
large aud well selected stock OF Hosiery Gdr1enf Gor'
To s ,ss,e g,ipps, he wou!d ay,. Al,
To- TO sGST ,9I, good. m freely but urge no one oLgyi
sss .S, sS'''' goods
To s,st th "Iasy s shsfra @ y ES9ds are not suitable
-ds@-lal A. RINkS. ioI Bo~erv we NV si';on
"A GhnILrIhAL Implements se,ti..-RALpu CO.
2s Fulton street. New York whOe'ae and Retail.
NUolnE GALLAGHER. Ridge Road and Coat. stree;
and u n a Iron 1 s%GIfL nj 1n ANA ~ wah
Vs,anilhs, sC,tee,. Chairs, TaLie,,Gc. ''""'
sS 'S aSi f"fSi'is Sg@ Of n.Ia anal a LIT
ees sent to persons wishing to make a selection.
q as is Curtain SoTa " fEIhf'T fSGhi' Fs'nI Sso u""
mol Ii, n-lHl &c John street, New YORK.
SHow cAsEs-sHow CAsEs.-siver Plated, German sill
sf?s p" SHOW Show
promptly JOHN H. 'NASfA with sy is5L.P%r
Of PSilr: Pre.eres Srr, % to snt
and aeeommSys nrsp !" all e"is' q, the Lowest prices
oes-dsm-lAl 2si West street. New Yof.
o ry saTe p, ssfG made
Every Opp"n InsT r fro 5G% The M Of
'SH oHshs%p fGS%pi attendance is reaIsSsd
HhoN NBEDsTEADs-COsIsTOCK.B BROMLEY q ca
H"ndns,urrr,, Room No. s5 leonard street New
noH onr Door West Of Droadway-Common and Polding
Pla, I'd ornamental BEDsTEADs kinds Hotel Hoep.f
prlsohs Family servants and Chrsns aIWay on
hand Also, general
Hair and other Mattresses. ~f''"h "'''I
t These Red,'esd' superior all others in ont clean
neAiness and economy They yermn
and exceedingly durable portable and conyrnirnt ,s
any extent may be addressed to ~ "
C0MsToCK, BROMLEY 4 CO.
No % Leonard street, New York
- s' ""e'e'er requested noil-d6m-[H
UDtNAMA TRANSIT TICEET-.-AM NJ uISKIEy Late t,T
WardeT for Adams Co.'S California Express is nov nrs
parec To furnish 10 Panama pa
senger Tickets for sale In New York. Apply TO
noeo-srn (D Adams 4 c. NJ IN 1870,
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uaod NE Dealer In h9ry and mnnufaciurr OF Ivory
EoMLEis 4 WELLS. PhrrnolosI.t. and Publishers Gin.
4, slon halASo in Nassau street, New York Ocia,Sm
- GH6YI door. above ty II ci Richmcnd VIZ: @4E
and s idf 3 in 'ss before M his ,eSL Of
eed to offer to hi, friends in the cit, country every article
would 5ss,p.cuy from his the public gene l%a
sue.s GrSIs, Porto Rico, New orlears Powdered Loaf
GoITrg-oId Java MUcabo, Lsguyrn RIO Man. Costa R,o
Ne,s, 20 hhd. Portland Syrup. Cub, Mol,,..
lowering Co. Sugar House Syrup. " '
Tst,rOuchons oOong aunPowder aud Young Hy.on some
s,LT- Liverpool allied Sacks
sperm Ad1msnns and Tso. whole
ca ys., & mo, o bsSSia and o.S. sH
ana Country BLtEEsD sTEEI-Amercsb CiaRs-From flO 10
PANTY Roe neng. hair tbl, Bacon Sides shoulder, and
sms As1 Spices Q, a.! kinl. Plough Lines. Cords
sT zig iSt Sos SS FasS, Ysn ihSn Gaa
goods 'Sr 6as6 b mc' consisting Of MSeeaToni y Ve% s1Sn
john Ba Rar snd faSS aG 4 kpsh
9 S ay SS and bOma
ss opea Gpds % our ety. Sts and sti9s G9a
% Eo.G Of eSadasog e., eu.ns, in all Of yAou, hranhe
ps @ ' ruled ''' '' s LSS lnB gS'p RKsR gfKtftn
I6NnE TuRKsn CiI"rHE.r-aEo ~ WEST, ,E,shanse
u Hootstorej offers for sale
The satanic License one ohe
Spot ny Alfred Bunn-t 20 cents " "
Msehancs their Principles and Practical Apple ny
Morgan the Blccanecr-ei cents
Grace Manning 7j
yael Juns, lht Tar 6r ali waters % cents
deli NgNt In po.t unIrc
u de2o EDwiSAwORTHAM co.
"INgIH SOLAR spetnsceti Tanners and Machine.
~, Voh'' " The best quality, i9I saisb
ARunphNs HORSE sIIOEs.Ju'l received fresh supply
of Burdsb" Hoac Shoes which Offering a the
e'i market prise. ROBERTSON, GATES RATCLtPFE
deZl No 6a, sign of the Anvil.
NHiStNG kNiyE., &r.-sausage Mills or Meat Cutiers
1h Choppng KNIVES sausage stuhcr &C. Another supply
,dc2a zMMERNAH.
HR tbnfu MD LEATHER WALKING CiNE-.-we arc
O receiving IN addition 10 former stock ~ WhalCbone
fbony acea, Cocoa and Rosewood Mounted small supply Of
above Fa'l'c Canes For sale BY ZIMMERMAN,
"''' CORNER Main and l2th streets,
- tES,0rdsr' viii be executed Tor Cooking other
- stoves burning Wood aud Coal Manufactured IN misplace
| del' JOHN n GORDON SON
I1NHR SUBSCRIBER has supply supe.
Hor Cigar', consisting In part of the following brands
u lnfeista, Ia 1beria
| " Mismo, HRoi
And Flowers of Hayana.
Also supply of Langhorn Artastcad and JsWuteT cels.
| "atsd Jockey Club Tobacco. -
% no2e e. ...,.sys, -di oil, yI0pi Y Pls lR;
NNM NeeNs eNsNaAfopNs,sfhhasisoHb IoN9afonS foSGlors
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