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conmenf the unNr electoral ticket made by the Exoeu
iive snnn1uees or the American and republican paete
vsna the best and most certain menod OF saving the
cracy.
the bash upon which the electoral sichs Ia formed
just ana equitable AMI enables every voter carry
b prefer enoes and principles, whist il ecac0usly pro
Woes ins eyis tn would inevitably grow OCT OF
eon'inueo seaTa ION between the ieuds Of M Fillmore
and Fremont The electors pledged u cir votes
precisely in proportion to tho popular vote for h
respective candidates will be seen by the following
solution Il the convention, 10 witt
Resolved, That the union eec.~al uckst this
ass @ vas iormss upSI basis o. equality aad equity cse
defeat TO- Ined 10 adv the principles sacrifice
worthy Of or hearty suppo ana ws hes, ra
~ Il and pledge ourselves to procartt Is election
This arrangement is fair aud liberal one aud give
10 the friends of tho respective Presidential canddasf
every opp rtuny Of acquiring majority The B,tnya
coete and Of sivn expression to The ac'nal -eut'meut
oi TIE people Whist ezch psrsy s cerain of its due
proportion OF the ticket, their combined strength will
greeted against coRmon foe who mutt fall before
them stinolaea as they will ba by generous rivalry
70 feooubo exerODs The necessity for the formatin
o. an electoral ticket the basis adopted 10 undenia
re ard ADMITS Of no quaiircstion Without union,
our oissevered forces must necessarily bo defeasad
but thus united and consolidated, the strength
81 one party will aid and make effective that OF
he other, ard produce by their joint iabors triumph
tfat oihsTwise would be utterly hopeless therefore,
msn no sincerely hostile the Danger and ruinous
projects OF the mlsnsmed democracy, who u honest
Ia bis deee 10 prevent tho OF ala yery into free
territory snd 10 restore policy OF the fathers OF the
republic, ought 10 hesitate heartily advocating ami
suppo ting The eiecova ticket because IL leaves
him perfectly tree TO lanor for the of ais
dds'e and principles without concession promise
tie need ark no favors or give tnem and may rest
candidate viii be fairly, fus and honestly represented
We therefore earnestly cali upon all to ally
rescue our state and country from the DAGGER that hspss
immpeIty them, sno thus ward Of the cslamitss
which must follow victory achsyea BY our opponents
President Pennsylvania Union State Convention
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ne among the names The conmitee.--
i;1:s is"S'I h,s sgi SPS:%; PSs%;aS 1'' sc ;S sei
Io}n frFih. n. W Danforih -. Y. RAMSEY
Il II Garrton. ~ q Ford " q. Reynolds
CALVIN. Can't i.edig John winters
s h.ys spS + lsssar .Ss sDS }s%e; Ss.n SIseIsae
,honas o smnh. panlrl Miller. AsHndsr McsaS
rr. y. :. Weller. James King J. brown.
" warren n " low A. a Fonda
i Huber James fcacock. John Dannng
trun,is Scott VI. n Crosby. Daniel Mackay.
,t,snder JsmIson. James Lane. John ". Bcrdsn.
sotert Miller. Jarss BUM E1rs osbsrn
Henry Puiler sami whitney. william Cooke.
! q. Bucthor'. Heber Wells wlhsm klroh.
We believe The tickets placed q, the low price Or
bis worlds Dance on next wednesday night Don
,sy away apo deprive your Iy 4 ibis rich treat Buy
ess-.hs music S wcs'h The desrone slance AZ the e.s
PATERSON, n. j., oc, %, 1856.
The Fremont Fslino in Patv,on -T> Na@fvpvs Of hk
Piooc, &c.
Paterson Ia noble city. II is wholly Fremont The
lesven Of trucking and corruption hardly si ali
the place. This formerly dem ccrstic city b.,
ceased 10 be when the democracy endorsed the VII
lany and bloody messureshe injustice and crueIty-of
Franklin Pierce In Kansas.
There are three Fremont papers published In this place
v,z The Rr,alican, the Guardian ard the Inds,ders
D,mn,ot one Fillmore, viz the Mvrov and one ps,rdo
one of The beet among many good speakers spoke at
Fremont meeting on Monday night at tsckensscs Inever
tsstd better speech II the Hon Mr. Noble. Of
ustorsn The wsy he snayzed The and professions
4 ne ap0 tate democracy w@ caution What made
pin a good speaker good cause What made his
feastpirgs aud Arguments goocf Tte Justice OF hs
csuet There lies the secret his eloquence and GOOD
rsty stay ed to hear him, and was well rewarded for
~ dong. The attendance small but select--ln a
sstool room What he ,aid told wen and wtl srread
itm informed that a this late hour wonderful stan,
tc't fEf con menced nom The dcmocrsry and from the
IiutTCes % i'tnoni- quite arevoufiop ~ senr ont
t hope that men tsein = zee the DANGER the cor.
taip tDt 20 he orntry, suchauan elaced If ~ 1.
elected tyh war aud dissolution Of oil the elements OF
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KENTUCKY.
FkEMoNT MEETING IN A SLAVE sTATE-FRKE


SPEECH vINDICArED.
From the Cincinnati Gazette, Oct. %
republican meeting held Ia Covington last night
the corner Of Maris and Ten Ia streets
Tb0ngi the poice eiven Of II was short, more than
eight hundred perfoDs we're present.
Mr. J. X. whtemore. Of Covipgou. presided, and In.
troducec 10 re Aodience the dr spe skor ~ Nor.
ioa, Esq, OF Newport Mr. Norton spoke briefly tho
esdirg Issues OF tho campagn, aud s airing he
sIsst OF The people OF Kentucky. few rowd,es VINO
press Mt showed disposition 70 Interrupt the
ing by hootng and other attempts 10 annoy the speaker
but MAJOR Harris, o. Covnxtou, democratic eecor for
that dict mounted the stand and urged that for the
sske OF the reputation OF the city, the auditors of al
csses should ssen respectfully TO the speaker. From
that time considerable attempt made 70 interrupt
he IN icing.
Hon. Caleb B. Smith. Of Cincinnati, was the next
fpeaker Hir effort was emns nty worthy Of his high
reputation NJ an orator and oacsn. He rcfuted the
umpy that he republican party desires To interfere with
slavery whore exists showed up the Inconsistency Of
mice and deny the consiituonal OF that compact
the vital importance the laboring
OF Kentucky and The hole country vast re-
Rons Of 'be West boud be intact from the
tahshrcp OF slavery, and answered In the most efec
tual and thrilling manner the charge that Mr.. Fremont
has mo antsosdents y Mr.. Smiths address OF
The absst we have heard during the campaign, and
received With rcars OF sppl,use.
Mr. y NJ. Walden. OF CINCINNATI, made a brief and
pointed speech. after which the meeting adjourned
IL spir eli and highly creditsble gsiheriag and
ndcaet that the tide OF public opinion In Kentucky Is
in iavor OF free rpetoh. Major Harris deserves the
thanks of all GOOD citizens Tor hs handsome conduct
the occasion.
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In this city Nov. llh Henry Miles son OF Charles and
Catharne D. Wilder, aged years months and Is days
La Spencer, Nov S,h, Lewis Bemis age So years
70 years
O'Clock
In Leicester, Nov 1lth zen,s sprague, son of Austin
sprague aged 2 years.
Vited to attend
In Leicester, No7. 18th, Ann, wife Of John woodcock
Aged IS years.
Funeral Friday. at o'clock P IT. Friends and rel l.
tvcs arc invited 10 attend
Ia 5outhbridge Oct 18th, C4tharine Fox, aged Is
Nears.
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Encouraged by the ich hns ATTENDED the publ
cation of LksL,E5 ILLUSTRATED NGWSP tPER,
which ia osing its second volume, the Proprietor
has determined to return to his nu nervous subscribers
portion of his profits in the following manner;
Every tenth subscriber will ha his money return ed by
the ext mail an the paper will be grdtuit0usty
for his term Of subscription.
Thus In every 900 subscribers 100 will have their
money returned ar he paper Sc for Six Months ybe
they nit So and Tw I've Months when they nit "a
Every subscription It Is received, by tier other
wise, at his flee, II Spruce stret New York, wi be
registered in book kept by the Proprietor himself
The Pre- plumbers will be 10, 20, 30 10, so, CO. 10 So
30 and 100 in each hundred. Persons obt4inrg any Of
these rumh-rs will have their money returned and the
paptr sent free as above
Persons obt lining following numb RS in every thou
sand in addition to the of IN cir subscription money
as above, will re Give the GLOWING prizes.
No. 100 Laiy's Gold Bracelet
900 Genleman's Goll Watch Chain.
g 800, Gold Watch (either Lady5 or
Gentlemau's)
400 Lady's Cola Chatelaine.
500 Set of Silver Tea Spoons
6O0 Gold Breast Pin.
"7C0 G II Watch (cithcr Lady's or Gentloman's)
800 Diamond Ring, (clthcr Lady's or Genteman's).
900 Set OF Silver Dessert Spoons.
1000, Grand Rosewood Piano Forte.
These prizes will be given to HE same numbers In each
and every thousand in addition to the subscription money
being returned and paper sent flee to each and every
tenth scriber, as above stated.
This subscription book opened October 90 1885, In
which All utare subscriptions will be registered.
Every person whose money is returned, who is the
recipient Of either Of the above przs will be required TO
furnish acknowledgement Of the same, and their names
will he published from tine TO time 10 the advertising coll
umns Of feslit's tlu, trated Newspaper.
II should be borne In mind that cperV subscriber un
der an circumstances, lether the recipient trze or
not will get mole han full equivalent for his mon. " In
the paper itself is Is the only Illustrated Newspaper
ia TIE United States.
Clubbing Persons sending Us eleven aubscrihers
are certain 10 receive back one subscriptions AMI have
chance Tor two for example, tn" receipt OF the el ven
subscriptions, the last numb the hooks igh he gs
tie eleven additional subscribers will then include Two
priz Is.
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FLASK LBsLrs iLLusrRAfFp sspApFR.--The las
numbers Of frahk Ltsie's illustrated Newspaper have
come 10 hand Ia yle and general appearance IL 10
gcmhlya---and 10 quite equal tothe London illustrated
NeBs which is world renowned for the xceenee a ID
variety OF It's illustrations. The NV York piper how
ever Is sold AT half the price OF ia London prototype
The eugrayngs In "Frank Lssen inh i'll superior
to those in aBallou's Pictorial '-Hkig, EaSton, Pa.
a4 deTuaSawBm
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COParfneFshTP Eoticc.-Fhe subscribers have
this day formed copartnership for the purpose Of trans
Getting general Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods business,
to be known by the of jenkins, Hamilton. Co.
B. l. RARDOE, c. ". HAMILTON,
J. II. JENKINS, G. A WHITE.
ILL.,
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OC ULIST AND AURTST
OIice No. los Pleasant Street,
Where he may be consulted MOI day and Tuesday Of
ca h week u7tE further notice.


Where he may be consulted No day and Tuesday Of
ca h week, u7tR further notice
Office hours from A NJ. toe =. ~
From the PT0ti9eaeP Dai}g TrjbuneJ
Owing favorable rep ris from patients who
have recently cured Of deafness and blindness by
Dr. Ramsiel much interest was excited among number
of our scientific gentlemen, and they visited his Office
yesterday to with IS he result Of treatment fer the Eye
and Ear recently discovered by The Decor, which
found to be different from any thing before intro
auced. large number Of patients were present Ihey
very kindly submitted the examinations made by the
gentlemen and gave their own testimony, which proved
satisiac0rE that letting Che be whatit may, with
the exception Of disorganzatan) complete cure was, or
could - effected in very short time, without pain, or
any haz 'rt Whatever.
Several patentssa1 'hey had been completely blind
and deaf ur long time, and could see and hear
very we'll and had received three prescriptions
any theirs also found eXpr SSH much gratitude
for being cured Of consumption throat disease &c This
treatment also found to BE- recent discovery made
o' the Doctor which has proved to be pessng 70 'he
We:sre sa i.isd that Dr. Ramsdell has, by long, pa
tient and ape usye investigation fortunately discovered
certain remedial agents. calculated to cure ca es OF
blindness deafness lung diseases. such as were
before considered incuraols. da"3n o5O
CLARK SIS FEM Ale PILLS.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from Prescription OF Sir j. Clarke, N. D.
Physician extraordinary to the Queen
This invaluable medicine is unfaing in the Of all
those panld and dangerous disorders to which the fe
male tuition subject 1t modeTaes all excess and
all distractions, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited. Ii will, in short Time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, prise One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain. 20 prevent countcrfeits.
q i0N :!
These PILLS shoui nat be taken BY females that
pregnant during ts first three moHhs as heg are sure
10 bring miscarriage but every Otaer and in
every ogh-r case, they are pr ectly safe.
Sol agents for the United States and Canada,
{. BALDWIN q CO., Rochester, n. Y
FUTILE s MOSES, Auburn. N. Y, GENERAL AGENTS.
81 aud six postage stamps enclosed TO any au
thc,s Agent VIII nsuie botte of the Pills by return
For safe by one druggist in every tow IN the United
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In Leicester, Nov. 9Th. by Rsv Dr.. Nelson, wm F.
ioman, OF BsOokfell, to Miss Ellen D. Hdrd Of Leces-
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Upon ihe termination Of the Presidential contest nov
c5se at ha d, the propretors of the NETWORK
WEEKLY TIMES intend to Introduce various xteu-
sve changes in its character, which will reud0s It still
attractive to the great of the people Of the United
states Its columns Will tn beess exclusively occupied
by political news and discussion aud will be much m re
largely devoted to LITERATURE, GENERAL NEWS,
and interesting MISCELLANEOUS BEADING. 1t will be
ma n .rnllll nj inn llun mi nsr. liz
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.KLrT1NEs


BY Popular AMER1AN AUTHOR writ n expressly for its
cIGmns and ahouIding in interest add merit This will
be published in successive numbers neucing about
the 10 Of November and will probably be completed ia
six months.
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NEWSPAPER FOR THE FANNY AND THE FIREs1DE
Containing Literary Tales, Original and selected Bio
aphcai tic s. sketches of Character. Letters from
Abroad, Anecdo es and generally whatever viii most
entertaining and most instructive the great IN IS of
Newspaper Readers.
Among the conspicuous attractions Of the WEEKLT TINES
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-E1HE NEW YoRK WEEKLY TIMES.

4 Literary and Netcs Journal far The Fan,slg
and Preside.
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CARD TO TIE PURLTC.

We desire to call the attention of the public to the
above notice, by which it will be seen that We have pur-
chased the entire stock in trade of B. L. Harden Co.
The stock consists Of every description of
DRY GOODS. CA RPETS,
FEATHERS, HAIR MATTRESSES. FLOOR
CLOTHS, AND house FURNISHING GOODS;
To which will be added all the new and choice STYLES of
DRESS GOODS, as soon as they appear in the market
Mr. Hardon who has long been known as the purchaser
OF goods for the old firm viii have charge Of the same
department in the new; residing in New York and de
voting his whole time to the purchase Of all kinds Of
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, he will possess unu-
s9al ADVANTAGES for obtainug the nstysst styles Of
Goods upon the most favorable terms.
For these reasons, shall be able 10 offer our CUSTOM
ers at all times GOO at handsome per cent less than our
competitors can and do not hesitate to pledge our
selves net to be undersold by any one. We believe
therefore that it will only be necessary for MS to SHOW our
goods and prices secure liberal patronage; and should
any person ever receive any other than the polite
and gentemany treatment from any in cur employ,
they will confer favor by reporting it at once to some
member of The firm
JENKINS, HAMILTON. & CO..
Successors to b. L. HAEDoN Il Co, 146 Main st.
HARDON, c. W. HAMILTON
II. JENKINS, c. A. WHITE
Worcester, July %, 1856. as diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-13

DIR. harris, Dentist, having associated with lin,
self DR., TRACY, (Wh0 has been engaged with him foI
the last five y5ars) h reater the business will be
Quoted at the old stand OF Dr.. Harris under the firm Of
July l, 1856 HARRIS & TRACY
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-13

Home Testimony Rheumagfsu Cured.
70 Rheumatic Patients. The following communIca-
ton from Col VILLAIN W. Brow the distinguished com
mandant of the FIRST light infantry company, of Provi.
dence r. l. wilt he read with interest by those afflicted
with this painful complaint, the rheumatism
am happy tn furnish my testimony in of Dyer's
Healing Bmbroca'ion The benefit received from was
SO decided that can recommend it others. My stua
ton as such as to test its excesncy thoroughly and
pronounce it most edectual remedy for rheumatism
was attacked wi the severest form Of this disease
from nein2 affected t. be obliged keep my bed at
times and to be disabled from taking the geutles
else, was 90 far restored by it, after using bottle,
to be able to walk in position, and with
The embrocaIiou was applied by hand twice day, and
the effect was Always TO rel the contracted muscles and
to quiet the pain was tncuuragpd to give it faithful
trial add af er the Of four tive hattes entire
y cured Of what had e ired permanent laueGess
Ny experience with this preparation enables ne to pro-
njuncs the oast ever knew, and freely recon-
ment "a valuable remedy for the most tedious rheu
matism. Yours truly
WA. W. BROWN, 125 Westminster St
Providence, Dec Sth 1854
For sale by David Scott George R. Spur, and Drug
gists generally.
A Il. Field sole pr pretor Providence, R. I.
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An Experienced Muse Can be found at No.
2S Mechanic Street as
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Draper S. Clark are rec living T EN- TONS
Of FIRST Quality Of BUTTER which will be sold on very
reasonable terms, Nos. 96and 81 Front St. Worcester
nj dtt
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ONLY TWO DoLLARs!
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400 Beautiful Gold Watches,
100 Rosewood Grand Piano Fortes,
Ladies' Bracelets,

Watch Chains, Breast Pins,
Diamond Rings and Silver Spoons to be
GIVEN AWAY.
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- TINas wlII contain ssries Q {
LETTERs FROM EUR0PE AND 4

LETTERS from EUROPE AND THEE EAST
By of the abl st aod most ponuar writ RS Tn Uni.
ted Notes Of Incident Adventure aud
Observation in Europe Egypt Arabia ald the Hoy Land
and frming one Of the most int resting If For
eign sketches ever published in this Country
Besides these cohduous articles. prepared expressly
for the N W Serbs of the WEEKLY TINES il will contain
every .ek great amount of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-13

Headquurgera OF Professor Vcrgnes's
LEGTRO C II & MIC a BATHS,
at 81 w each,
BY DE-. BIODGEET,
Rear of Marlboro HOTEL No. 23l Washington st., Boston.
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THE MIsCELL ANEoUs NEW;,

OF Accidents, Grimes, Disasters, Personal movements
&C, SC, sc, both at home and abroad.
The WEEKLY TINES will also contain EDITORIAL AR.
TICLEs discussing al the leading events Of he day. in
such manner shall promise he widely useful
and instructive. In its political department the TINES
W in be
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With synopsis of all important documents, valuable
speeches. and the proceedings Of the several State Legs
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SILKs-sILKs-s SILKS.
pieces new SILKS only e2i cents
Is pieces SILKS, only so cents.
40 pieces new SILKS, only 81 cents
so pieces SILKS, only IS cents.
20 pieces SILKS, very handsome, only si,oo.
Ii pieces new SILKS very rich only s1,25
IS pieces new SILKS very rich, only $3.50.
large md full assortment Of Black and Colored
BRooADE SILKS, at great bargains
BF0CE silks.
10 pieces English Grown Black SILKS, only $780,
10 pieces BishoT's Oil Boiled SILKS. only $780,
10 pieces SILKS extra heavy.
only $1,l2l.
IL pieces Government dAmerique SILKS only Sl,25.
pieces Gro Brilliant SILKS, very rich, ons $780,
20 pieces Black SILKS of other Makes as low as 75c.
The above Is mere sample Of the many bargains to
be found at WV. LOCKE & cos.
ENRENCH BLUE TnIBETs.-Tbe exact
" sh dei which every lady wishes 10 End who buys A
Blue Thibet, is 70 be found at
leo BRYANT 4 cos
Also color in plain Dress Silks nc very low pri.
ces. Mechanics Hall building.
o29 dlO,&w4us
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AGRICULTURAL, COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
INTELLIGENCE
Prepared expressly for Us columns and Tor the usa Of
those in all parts Of the eounty who wish be Kept in
formed upon all these topics.
mn .rA1.r. e..n.- ,u.--
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fFUVWENCei DEC 6IO, I804
For sale by David Scott George R. Spur and Drug
gists generally.
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Payment 10 all Is required Invariably N advance,
and no payers viii b. sent uuul the receipt of tho
money.
All letters enc osing money huslncts n any kind
with The ooce, " be sidr sssd N thu publishers.
RAYMOND. whsLEY, Il Co,
W. l3s NaaAau aLFplt. New York.
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R. R R.-RADWAY's REGULATuRs.-The discov-
cry Of this last great remedy establishes in medicine
irely new principles which medical writer's and sages
have for years in vain sought to discover. In RAILWAYS
REGULATORS we give to the world a catharto, purga.
TIC ape lent duretic dap oretic, and above ALL Resn
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-03-19
NJ OnnMentS.
qPONI739 q E(l5AID S!POTJ!55n

PONID9 e HEAD SYOEI!55o
THE Subscriber would take this method of re-
1 minding the public, that he is still engaged in
the manufacture of Grave Ornaments, in all varie-
ty and the best style of finish and workmanship.
He keeps always on hand a large stock of Marble,
both of American and Italian, suitable for MOnu-
ments, Obelisks, Tombs, Head Stones, &C.; and
having in ais employ a frst-rate Northern Carver
and Letterer, be is prepared to put all kinds of De-
signs and Inscriptions, to suit the taste and wishes
of all.
He would respectfully invite a visit to his Mar
BILE Yard, at the southeast corner of the Raleigh
Grave Yard, whore may always be seen specimens
of his workmanship and variety of styles of Grave
Ornaments.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
received, he respectfully s%olcits a continuation of
the same, pledging himself to use his best endeav-
os to please all.
Orders from @ distance will be faithfully and
promptly attended to. Address,
VIM. STRONACH, Raleigh.