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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-01

NAI lNpOW GLASS AND PUTTY
w always 10 he had, In large or .mali quantities, I"
spr2i.l n. ALExANDER'5 Drug store
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NOTICE.

would juW say TO my friends and old customers that
ow ing the OF my health have disposed Of my
shop 10 Mr.. VIM. Seidwt and my Wilson, and the
business will he conducted by them at my old stand
Feeling thankful TO the public for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon during my continuance In business
would say thai Mr. sedwitz has been in my employ
for several years past and feel hesitaney in recon-
mending him to the public a. good workman who " i'll
do justice 10 iheR.
Yours, ISAAC AskEW.
ST. ClsiIsyiIls, NAY 10, 1854.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-01

GREEN AND YELLOW
~ and all other articles used by psin,ers sold l,s
spr.2l.! u. hbBAhNDhne
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ROLL EXTRA LISTING CARPET
Il Eastern make, al Cune3) STONE TnoAhS.
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Physiology for schools and families

Cutters Physiology, large and small with the platss
mounted and paper. Also, Greeneaf's arithmatics.
have forn.u agency this Co. for these important
works. and give them the trade shoots and fani-
eslion favorable terms. School books gener hand.
Oct.29 J. II. WILLIAMS
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l. ]. BlMARCHISpS CELEBRATED

certain less pcnsive and leaving the system in
better condition Let all interested eall and Obtain
pamphlet (Gree) containing ample proof, from the most
respectable sources of the beneficial results OF its use;
together with ettsrs from highly
ats
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07

rartlcs will 10 len 70 vote os tbcy ohooSoun.
trannolci By party discipline. Tho pro-
minrnt candidates arc Mr. Banks Of Mas
slchuE,,s. Campbell Of Ohio, Follcr OF
Pennsylvania, Haven Of New York, and
Pennington Of New jersey. Tho result j.
now uncertain. further than this, that an
ana administration man IS sure to be elect
a.
We Nnk Gen. Cullun Of Tsnnrss,' will
De- elected Clerk rrou the ir.t ballot. Tho
General stool ont manfally in the last Cone
rrs against tlo Nebraska inhuy, and for
So doing was cut.dowu by the Nchraskals In
bis Dis,ric, in tho last election. He is a
apabl,, homes, man. and viii he generally
supported ~ the arti-Nehr1ska members Of
ihr Hru.. There IS q r'1l feeling now
r-suilin. among he .nti-Nr'raska none
hers Of he Uyug OF Washington, H.
-r.at men. and a,l.r matter. Of interest 60
our ralgrr. We must i.r want Of time, cay
s.ms.liur herallrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07

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dates arr Nathl Blake lk'p.l VINO '.
30 vote, anil Ezekiel y. French (p'"I
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07

We have at length the satisfaction Of
the readers Of the Sentinel
upon the election Of Coles Blshiori, the
Republican candidate, as Governor Of Wis
consin, by a small but decisive majority.
The official returns and corrections Of former
reports; received Saturday, remove all doubt
on the subject. Tho aggregate vote, with
the exception Of two small counties (whose
entire vote is Ices than 3OO) is--Bashiord
(Rep.) $500; Barstow DEM 500.
milwaukee Sentinel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07

LApr's AtNANAc. We acknowledge the
receipts Of this elegant little annual for
1856 from tho Publishers, John =. Jewett &
Co., Boston. II is not only valuable as an
Almanac; but it contains many flowers Of
literature peculiarly adapted to the promo
ton Of feminine excellence Of mind and
character
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07
For the Dem craft

AccIDESr. Mr.. Granville Chapman, Of
Glrad, came near losing his life, by the
breaking Of a chain belonging to a stump
machine. The chain struck him on the
back Of the head aud rendered him s,nsaess
and specifies for several days. lie is now
considered out Of danger. NIT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07

sons or TrvPrEANcr. We have received
No. SO Of the Quarterly Journal Of tho
Grand Division Of thi. body, held in Port.
land, October 30, 1855. The report indie
Gates that the order is in good condition,
and increasing in numbers and strength.
Thoy have a noble work before them, and a
judieious application Of their labor will make
lie good influences orParen..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07

Rev. j. S. @. Abbott will preach at the
South Church in this city for few Sab
baths. On account OF severe bronchial
attack, Mr.. Skcele, the pastor, has been
compelled to refrain ircm preaching for the
present. [Hsllowell Gazette.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07

APPOINTMENT nv ruB GOVERNOR. Hon.
JAM, Bril-. VI Monson, has been appointed
by the Governor, Judge Of Probate for this
C1unty-yis' lion. Ephrlim Packard, de-
ceased. lPrauQui, Observer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07
-. -. go 81 EoIthsra 80.

now va-ias with tls Allies. Russia, ' it
.s aiI. ..las domestic institutions similar
q, orr ovr." TE, Richmond ruguirr IS
r-urri 90 t., hrurror having -rs,-l
the teall personal liberty o. nearly any
million, .. gr.r'e .. t.s white ugr. as o.
rlva f~ l1rfr- ti-.t'r dominion r' Eas-
sia usy d, 30 ry,-all as .' iao'uls ''e
hlrsst portion o., Eastern EauT-. Ia-
E~ga'r-r 1vFs
.Rr,.ia With slavery h1s h-.r-, -rra',
powerful AMI r1u.ru,Hl. Western ."r.f p.
without slavery, 'as rapidly r.,r.--h ...'
AL '.s...r.r ~. -H't..us. .rl rr.... r-
any. Ttr-t.. rs va rrr With "|r I..'f-
q me. We usr OBJ arr.s' fr t.r Ds.ur. F..
Russian r-s.r.ss ami N,stru E.r.Ir DE
cline s. Tr.r.. 0 O.r... .
hsr,E on .n'r.r. d..
tHt r..r,- r. .r- >.ntrr-r s.r'.'.
T.. H.--f .rrr-1 a-, of 'v' r.1ss---
those rIf-t. CROWN. who am.rr' 90
tv-.v-vr -sH,.rrs. rrl r'rr h..I '- Oh.
-,r-.. vrr-- rrr~.r..' no tWrr.v.'.7.
millions Trry ars 1's.'r...- ..-.-.nt. De-
,'.-.rrvr.-." $50 .vr.r. a.'.r"s-
l-- ----. rt--'v irr-r.'u'. ....r.1...'.
D.. .'.-.. v' ..r ..r. . .
a.f rr-.r -r. '-a' r-l .#r .....'
srrr. a- -r.'a ..-r .'... ne Pm. ..n
rrf T.r r. ..v.. by ..r
.vr.-. r-r. ..a' ~.. -.". f" .-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07
helnrec 40 Pol.ucal 900.


c,,rs,,t,hc Political Horizon.
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-.,...,r...,trf. SIM. J,r,,. I'D, .,r,.
vr. .tv-..rt NJ .I ,.-,i ..
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07
Another Act Of Despohsm.

looked o., WUou under the uifr'il'h nI %
Court Of law composed Of competent men,
pledged q, administer justice TO all parties,
according 90 Che laws Of the country, as Che
only safeguard for the natural rishs pos
s.sal hy every individual Ar1wcr which
IS 10 oct without lgt or hindarco in sup
porting the weak, aud cuc5mpas.ing che
strong. so that none may have uns' f1r
complaint The principle OF jury trias was
one u the leading features Of -rn Charia
and was looked To as the grcn, pillar upon
which the British Constitution rested and
the same importance has been attached 20
II in these United SAtc'-the boosted model
Reruhli, OF the earth. For the integrity Of
an our Courts Ut Justice, we look % an inn
partial Jury. and We construct a Jury with
out the Intervention OF any member Of the
Court of which 10 l. 20 form % part, further
than th, issue ofa summons o. Che proper
authoriur. to insure The attendance or the
proper number OF mon. Their choice is q
matter which depends entirely upon the au-
thorti.s Of Che respective towns ''nt are enc
iid.d 30 furnish q juror lor t'r term Of
Court Tor which Oh, jury is required. 10
, ,r,,r-,;.,l.,,, m. r,.t, q, ..r,ti.
Observation-Disclosures and ir,nv
10 '' -. ,,,.r.., l,,ia,y r,y. i'm the
', ~ ,.,.,r. NAV b, l.nn.rI. hr
,...r..,.r..I from ..t..n- uran o., r,.,.
a.i,r...,,.,,.f-. tlus ossasirr,I arc fllol
r..,-,r....,,.-rrrnr-lrf.. in attendance.
.r,.. ,n,lr, f,.r.ra d,ur 1rar. thcr1-.
.-. rf,,.,, como un On have their CASES
......I u,.n c,naI footing. char they may
r,,. ...I ..mnthy from lr tribunal o.
--. rr.r trrv arr.l-. and choir r,rse o..
r.rgr.u i.,r own r7it.. Until recent.
rrr.,.s.r fn.-. provision. lssn respected,
1,, ,t. r-.r,. raua laI confidence Boo nrr
Court. IN .aIs -mF 90 De- approaching
Tr ,r, territory .r Karasa u.v doctrine
l..f.g rr.mara,rl. L. mon, o,H.-''au
.r. vry r.,,.arc right AMI iu.f when
..,...i .r.--n-r mrn.-mru known Co %.
r..-.r .r...-,. AMI .,. igg.Frifr ryr.r.
49,. T. a.f... .-. fr.t at..hsgl. AMI
....f...,r,,1 d. q, favor or uasaaalil.r.
Slavery. la,u1 snau-, ar getting upon
r.r.r-r. Ara r.rm. passed muster
r..r.. u. .ur.. knows what .s ..uinl @,
...nIiumlsraH. m aet,t.rumh.u.
.I..r.. .. .fEut.st, t.r Ias.4ulr.,
A....Hn s. o.. t.n d.1.lau. iHr l5.aa'
ru.rr, administration .n. 90 mako .m
g. ..r. L.y .r. 900 DIS uG.la, arH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07

Hon. Thomas j. Rusk has been ro.e'e', -
to the Z. S. Senate from Texas. ms
third election
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07
Won't Gang with Us.

Won't Gang with Us.
The Empire State, a nowspapcr Published
at Griffin. Ga, and which endorses an the
tr,a.onbbl, sccrssionist doctrines Of Gov.
johnson recently published an article from
onr paper on the result Of the California
election. IN that article We stated that tho
Golden sats.voull east H. vote against the
candidate Of tho pro-.laycry propaganda,
and might be- counted on by the friends of
liberty. This Georgia paper considered the
rnrIiratl5u Of such a srntimeuta crime Of
the blaskest dye, and stated that they
=" d,Snt ,sa7i 10 gang With nri pop'r."
We have bccn looking over the last weeks
number NJ tina, paper, and make Few So
loct1ns which will show who they c5ndc-
scrnd n " gang with"
Smrnr's Sur. VIII IN sold, &c., ono
ncrr1 girl. named Harriet, aged L.. 6or,
mmp',uIgnt.
Nr4r,Fs norGrr ,vD SoLp. Tho under
s'-nrI lave associated themselves together
M tho purposc ofbuying and selling ~.
rr1rs They expect % keep 0u hand q good
.uprIv or such Negroes A. they r1n recon-.
mend o. those wishing IN purchase. They
lr, als, prepared On give liberal prices f1r
Narrna. ~ th1.r wishing On sil. Nrsrur,
ol.1 taken Oh lll ou Commission
VIII b, s1ll before the court house door.
In the town of L'buI1n, on tlo frt Tuesday
in January next. the following Negroes, ''
wit. Sarah. about ~ years ofag', and hnT
child Rufrs. about % years old, AMI E..i-
SON. about I'D yar Old.
Tho following D.. NJ tho end Ut an admins
iauiE'. ,,ls. anl signed hy a waman. I've
had harI che Girrr sex were innocent OF,
such trait.
Nul a'r. an tho Negro, belonging %
aiI s.n's, consisting of mon, women, boys
and sir's
VIII hr .ali before the Court lI1us door,
boo Griffin, 900 thc Gr.f Tuesday of December,
%, following pwpviV, toV,,
One negro woman hy trr aama ui B,rsr,
about %, r.rr uI. and .Hn negro l.g Us
''r mm. .. II.-ul. about years uI . nHr
negro moon Grlr. about 20 years u'I.
~t.rhru. T#H. it. Gala. 10 man a- Sole
u.s.. o. woman % Marv. 90 woman 32 Anna,
ID r.ri d. . IH.... aud Jane. swim girls % D.
W..h. #.s- Mary o. .irl % Ewahr
O.. W.1.. l.I % anil NNff. r.r. ! Nr %
vrru 0It Lowed as tho property o' e.. g..
Bowen.
ono negro i.v ry ths uamror Tom about
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07

- "es MhEH ~ AltI'' o. '''' ~
viii do II on the Oh Roman policy, chat II
you can ru'h a., United States intowlrthc
rcorlc will forget their domestic disputes ou
slavery aul l1o1mc bstts- united; anilibe.
wi.o 10, ~, reason chat territorial oyp1n.
zion Is lir,. and .he ahscuc' ct IL death Co
tho Nation. And secondly, Frank Pierce
mus. De- next nominal president, IN order
that jefferson Davis aud Caleb Gushing
the on, a disunionist, and the other prei-
Dental asrirnut-may really control Tho
d.s,'n.,. Of me nation. Thoucytohfc. viii
he the forcing Of a., squattsr sovereignty
doctrine into rcgpcctahil,ty and Perpctuiiy
by naras e not by nature and dcyiur II
AZ an haIarls: and therefore Old contract.
must d, yiolatal-1ll compromises repealed,
and the ,1ntimsnt OF the civilized world AMI
th, nation outraged And lastly, we must
expect 90 s,g this Congress Tr1siiiutod hy a
oarrr-rrnn,raul powerful Tar'y,ormthcr
by thr union OF two rartics TO thcPurr0,f
Of rar,anus-,o ,he promotion OF this or
that r.rJual ambitions and Cha. % will
continue b, s-.,.o, until the close of ano,l..
th.r summer.
lis 70 a., b1r.l. of csur.,. that such
may uu, 3, o., c1.,. hut o., things arr now
constituted rrr. .'a, can lr cIn-.,-l All
f.. anus. tr.-rs.-,. ,d.rs % s,.ur, tn,
recollection ar PRECEDENT +. .r,,. anl Gle mon
WOO" '' H'' 0al''d % los aiI. h''Ty n-
,.'.'' 'an'' ''na 90 p.rr''aa'' 'a' present.
. .'.'a' power ana -.''''".'r'.' ana 'm'''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07
Platform of tho American Party.

PLATFORM OF tho American Party
OfMainc, adopted BY tho State Council
ut Augusta, Nov 9th, 1855.
l. An essential modification Of he r,ts.
nliution laws, by extending The t.m, oftr,
probation Ut the foreigner.
.. Stringent pcnaltir. agains, tho fauda.
lent transfer Standardization rlrrr,. and
such a description Of the rerulhr,... oftrs
person nnturnl1ai, as shall render such
transfer impossible.
Q. Opposition 10 all attempts 10 establish
foreign military or political orsnninuaa,a
pcrpotuate Old national prejudice. lut ON.
enlargement TO such a policy a. shall tend
70 as'imila,c the foreign population. IN en-.
timcnt and feeling, with the mass u An.ri.
can citizens.
( Efficient laws TO prevent the dsrars.
non Of criminal. and rauror., BY rr,f,n
authorities, to our shores bat % ha,r.rJr.
reception % the Tcr~ccutod aud oppressed Of
every cline.
Tho vitLh1IIiu, az .r,r, I.,r.-..,..
.-l..ii,i.,l.,-...,. C.. ..,--....5,.-.,''
W. '''''' ''''''' ''''' i'.'''"' WI '''..-H
u'rih'
d. The right 90 worship God arc.i.r. b
the dictates VI ones conscience. q, frr ,..
...lf,.s.r,,. p-.......,..... ,..
','..i' 'i'.'' hierarchy which, through 'H
agents, be they pop, bishops, NJ priests.
who attempt % invade thisrislt. urlr.rfrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07

Mr. Calvin Flood. % Buxton. committed
sujcil, on wednesday, ths 2lth inst, by
drovnin. in tine well near his residence.
Ills acr was 20 years. The cause. 1t sup
posed, was partial insanity.
The FRI, Pre-. thinks that the aecount d
the landing Of the Plymouth Pilgrims is
precisely Ike the Squatcr Sovereignty do
m-s IN Kansas. ", Car,erand Bradsiroat
were doubtless III, prototypes Of Aichi'on
and SuingG,l,w Hasn't the Free Pres
got about ready To assert that the Nebraska
bin was originally part Of the New Te'ia-
mcnt, but was accidentally left out by the
drst binder Port. ADV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07

K,yor. Sr-iou, difficulties have arisen
between a., Fro State and slavery Tlrii's,
and force fas been rr,1r,gi 10. In Law
renee the people are in arms, aud have five
pieces ul artillery. Pierce has ordered Tho
4. $. Tro5I.s to r-rair - me '.rH"pf action
Immediately.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07

III - Ill., frIm MaIl0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-16


Circulars explaining these machines and Rolls, refer
to mills having them in use, &C. may be had by ad
dressing G, l.. GODDARD,
No Bowling Green, New York, to whom orders should
be directed. dly Sill
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-16

L.& are now prepared to furnish the Ambrotype,
Mezograph Crysaloype Pictures in the best style Of
the art Pictures copied from paintings, engravngs Da-
guereoypts. The public invited to call and examine
Tor themselves. B LEOoYT,
j. R. HODGES.
WORCESTER Oct. 8, 1855. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-16

COpnrsnership.-The undersigned have this day
formed copartnership for ransacng general com.
mission business in Flour, GRAIN Butter Cheese Produce
Leather, &C., under the name of UPHAM & ALDRICH
and will continue the business of Adi Co, at No. As
and 40 Front street, as heretofore.
GEORGE P. UPHAM.
p. W. ALDRICH.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-16

Made in superior and durable manner, with Gilt Labels,
for Dry Goods, Shoes, &c Also, Paper Boxes Of every
description. All orders by mail promptly
OLE attended to- eod6m
gRTOOLEN MACHENERY.-o L. GOD
Wv DARD, New YorN, only manufacturer Of the orig
inal STEEL RING and TOOTH Burning MACHIN IS
and FEED ROLLS to ne attached TO First and also to
Second Breakers and Fnishers Of Wooden Carding Ma
chimes. The attachment to second Breakers and Finish
ers is new and very important These machines are in
successful operation first Breakers, in most Of the
principal Wooden Factories in the United States Canadas
aud Mexco and deemed by experienced manufacture
ers az the most perfect machines used and indispensable
to the economical aud successful manufacture Of wool
They are in fact the only strong durable and
fully operating machines in No carding machine
should run an hour without them
The Feed Rolls are strong dorabe, and worthy Of at
tention,
Circulars explaining these machines and Rolls, refer
ences to mills having them in USE &C. may be had by ad
dressing G. l.. GODDARD,
No Bowling Green, New York to whom orders should
be directed dly sll
a l.. HOOD, Manufacturer of, and wholssas and
~ retail dealer in ali kinds Of Mattresses Feather Beds
and Feathers, which u be sold cheaper than at any 9TH
establishment in th city ALSO larger assortment
Of aud second hand Furniture CTockery Glass Ware
and House Furnishing Goods, than can be found in any
other place In this county which will be sold extremely
low for cash Please call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere
N.D. Cash paid for second hand furniture at the
horest notice. J. L. HOOD.
Worcester Aug. 10, 1855. 232 Nam street.
aull d&wu
AVA MILY w ASKING SOAP.
would call the attention Of the public to an article
designated by the above name, which am now ntroduc
Ing the public. This Soap IA warranted to excel all
other Soaps Fluids anything else now In use for wash
Ing purp is ully proye by large number Of tes
tmonins Of persons who have used It, would therefore
huuby ask our generous people to give Il u fair trial.
This Soap pu up ia small jars. for samples, and is TO
be had at principal grocery stores In Worcester and
vicinity Orders any amouut thankfully received, aud
promptly tended to- Manufactured BY
w. z. MAscRoFT,
o1S daw9m sutton, Mass.
GNLOCKsl CLoCKS!!--An unsurpassed VI
" rlety Of beautiful patterns Of Eight Day and Thrift
uour Clocks-.a good tme-kecpers- now selling at re
lpced prices, At r. NJ. LAMBS, Harrington Boeb
physicians AND DEALERS, In and
about the city, in waut Of pue Drugs, are invited TO
call 10 GEO r. sPURRS, 20l Main II and examine his
wen selected stock Of meicns Extracts Chemicals, and
essential os feeling coendent that what they purchase
win By the beat In the market no of
bGNs ELRY!! JEWELRHi!l--Anew ar
- rival o. choice patterns 81 Jewefy, especially Of Ca
meo ana Gold stone mar urnalncnts, ana Pins uJw selling
attety lou prices, az M LAMBS, Harrington Block
aplO dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-16
Worcester, Sept. LIST, 1856. :

a CARD TO THE PUBLIC. The sub.
IA scribers having disposed Of their interest in the Ans
brotvpe establishment in Fosters Building, 222 Main st.
to Messrs LFDoYr Il HODGES would cheerfully recon-.
mend them to our customers and the public generally, an
gentlemen Of merit and artstical SKILL and worthy OF
an extensive patronage. HATHAWAY BROTHERS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-16

dtUTrINC BLOCKS & ANVIL BLOUKs
Y COR sale at "rHR VARIETY STORE" No. 50 Main
ny 7 YOUNG az msra'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-16

+ nPENING I've shall open on THURSDAY, oct
w 25th our new FAN and winter SYKES CLOAkS-
Among them s the RACHEL CLUA X whchis
beautiful patteon. Gail and them at the City Store
lJ2 Main st. HaH J. A. CLARKE a co
or DIFF
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Is, 1855.
Clothing.

CUSTOM TAILORING ESTABLISH-
=, GiENT THOMAS F. SMITH. Cutter for the las!
three ard half years with VIM H. Hudson, takes tbii
method Of info ming his friends and the public generally
Tint he has taken Chambers in Carks New Block, where
be int nds to the Custom Tailoring business in
all its branches where all who favor him with call can
rely on his best endeavors to suit them.
Entrance No 25T Nam street. diff my3
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The sub
Nscrbers, having purchased dr. l. Browns interest
in the Crockery Ware business have entered in Copart
ne-ship to date from the rst Of july 1885, and will con-
linus the busne at the Store heretofore occupied by
brown & Co., NJ. Flaggs Building, under the name
and style OF BROWN Il FIRTH. A. j. BROWN,
oet1 dawt JOHN FIRTH
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z IQULD MARROV.-This beautiful prepar-
Il alton or the Hair, being entirely free fl ON Alcohol
in any FORM will be ound uDon trial. to be the best thing
offered c the public. 1t is perfectly to usea 1t
will not burn the HAIR. 1t will prevent the Hair from
falling out. 1t will cure any eruption upon the scalp.
single trial Will show its perfect superiority over all
other articles for Restoring, Beautying improving
the Hair.
Sold by all Apythecaries
CHARLES T. GARNER, Proprietor,
Wholesale Druggist
myl5 deod&wtf 1873 Washington st Boston
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Groceries, Mt.

GNHOICE TABLE RUTTER.-94 Kegs s.,
" perior ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER, receiving tbs
day, and for sale by WM. o. SWEET CO..
o4 diff IS6 Main st.
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90 Eet.

NJEW STORES TO LET.-The very capa
y cious and convenient Stores in the New Block on
Souhbr dye St., are ready to he let. Rent low, to
good tenants Apply to PHILANDER PUTNAM,
Or to L. & 5. P. HARRINGTON, 234 Main street.
90 dtfis
VESEN EMENTS TO RENT.-E E. ABBOTT
co will have several Tenements to rent the LIST Of
October varying in price from $50 SI25 Fer further
information, enquire at their Office,
$40 DIFF no l Flarg's Building
FESO LET-Two tenements on Lafayette street, oppo
site the junction Depot Inquire of
je26 a. THAYtR 21S Main Street.