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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-09-18

hs I ION 10 the South, by receiving
tes,F tinent under the general Gov.
E~a::,~ le knows full well that Caro-
va yer endorse his conduct. and
s'*' birst for office and his desire to
'rs. hs!'iLgton, that he is willing to
''-t:,:" parent that reared him, to Tow
''S:s-: =. khrine Of aboIitionism, for the
,a..f. eration of Office. Every Caro-.
''n!-,h s.' u scorn the traitor and despise
-: !;-.,... But it is unnecessary to pay
7i&f'.t " i !ntions to this matter. Before
'ss' 2.,!' lay of December, Major Perry
"i.: :aiin'I 10 called to accoun: and required
10 a:e,'; ,r his unprovoked sander and
::,'&' ct the gentleman and all others
slsift! s.,"a liize with him, be forewarned of
fts, :ra' hat is to come.
aess our company are stationed at
:i,3s - They are all well and in good
+;>,,.,. IN. Jones is hale aud hearty
i; = ;'h'a" ID by the whole company; lie is
: - hi} ed generous and brave, and
s:sss.*+: T., ally the tolls and priyations of
~ <Hi.:'@ ". In fact he is a noble leader
81 d i".@ company. Sfrs. Jones is also
fere' th Carolina never had truer or
ais5,,le, hgltor. She issa r,o,,,e, 10 ,I,e
cos N,a theyTloye her with maternal
- In our Affections sl,e soelhes us.
y brsglorious missions she inspires III
~ ge and confidence.
- j. above we hereunto annex our
satt..ss Q. 4s;a > 5's.''s,s - 49, :" "
= ~, ! Manley, y. L. Ballentine, p. Y.
~! 'n"' Thomas Harris, T.S. Feague, T.
II. W., Hill., G. w. Moore w
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1856-09-18

on the river. we certainty wOulu nave
lost the town, but could not have been
taken.
The enemy continued to threaten lis for
nearly week. In the mean time an ex-
change of prisoners was effected, we deliv-
ering up six, who had been concerned in
the late Franklin affair, and the little How
itzer that was taken at Lawrence in May
last, while they gave up the 10 in their pos
session. Nothing but the imminent danger
in which Col. TrTUs and his men were Of
being hung, could possibly excuse thisstep
of our, late Governor. He released men
held on q writ issued in the name Of the
Government for high crimes against that
Government He gave up piece Of Ar
tillsry, which was taken BY the Sheriff Of
Douglas County, as q nuisance. And all
this, to satisfy band Of os.laws, horse.
thieves and .mssderera. He could have de-
manded The sncondTt Tti0nai surrender Of
svery prisoner, and N case of refusal, had
- risht TO call in the strong arms and
ssbres Of 1000 Dragons 70 byce SUI.
render. His duty Was plain, but be lacked
the nerve, md before going to IAwrencet 70
,aegotists the exchange, sisgned 6iis yesisg,sa.
I ssets. Dki how We have wished that
EEas4Sr iWa here! We hear that Ii is { {
sssnsof stf0ng points 81 ehassstsr aud III
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-02-08

DAPER for writing without PenOr Ink coFylngrlsuts,
leaves flowers, Pictures, Patterns iOr sidery
mllkLns linen indcIiby, and manifold writing This
iIce Is absolutely the best insla in the known
world, lor small quantity Ioded aud placed in rock
et constitutes travelling iukStGIh, which cannot be bro
kcl 40 is needed Oi any stuck shaTpCnOd point
writes equally wei Tile best gid peninthe universe
For drawing is in lspcIsEbe. II is, indeed, the only
art OF nIawng and Paiutns taught in one lesson Any
iea plant flower be traMsicTted an
album, with minute and distct resemblance nature
With equal facility, pictures aud Udery patterns
taken aud have received the highest ealOgipms
could not bGprOduceJ.
This Magic Paper viii also mark linen. or,other a,ti-
ces eulsln perfectly indslible All the waslng
ia the world fails bring Il Any child es, use il
with perfect Whthis Magic Paper likewise, one
of four copies OF letter written he secured without
additional labor whatever. making it tho cheapest aud
most convenient article e1tan tits used gIeal ad
aud hosts Of Others
Each package contains four different colors black blue
green and red, with lu aud piuted InStrUcions
10 use, hnd willIaSt sufficiently ob;SiM 500 dAtnct
rTeSSuHs.
u is Pot up in beautiful ensmeed poored envslorss.
will tutEluliksness o the proprietor attached Fac,
and every package IdHted.
PGICES2 per dozen, I've for ST. Single packUses 2j
ets MaiirI TO all parts Of ID, oHth receptions
the above prices Address, -HORt paid,
S-guEHELl, I6T KEoadwlY, New York
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Ambrotvpeg.

THE subscriber oasfa 10 the Ppble new style OF
Il picture Tar superior to tile IiaguerIeUtyc, made in
heeIing daily at his eStab *lbcnl TheyEa1e termed
AAIBROTYPES, =sR
The ProeOsa Tor which is pate ied in the United Etsos
Great IiTitsin and Frnce These pictures IaUS
beautiful and rnhul Prgduled ny tie photographic
art The exceeding heeSs depth oligLtadd shade, aud
richness Of tone is Vnd rf They al rcverte the
suiject, but lep'osent ythins its position
They without the glare OF daEuerreotype may be
scentu any view, aud will last IoI ages unchanged bel
lMPERlSElABLE, ga
hehee the name Ambrot!pe, which signifies Hdestrueti
hhty The picture tstakeh on psiI glass, 10 which
other rae uf corresponding size iS with Inde
st'uctbc cement By winch the Pioiue viii orig
nal aianey Tor asesi Il will not eOrIode BY acids
he Injured by wat0r or climate lg Cs. IA
AnbrOtyI TeleoscOpcs mast eeen 10 DO
the relief is perfect al lie.
Dusuerieoty yPes taken At ledUced prices Ladies and
gentlemen are Invited to call ard exaiRe my gallery
a. -
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NlIiS superior rieraTatiohiS Is rreken ed 10 tie Ame
u can public with the reRteSt confidence that It's etfi
cent eulGuve qusIeS excel any Ot.er kn0n L,pimeEt
It's action Is certain, safe and uni or as In case
where external sprcatioHis Is sprIoP.iate All WhO
have tried it regard % ntaible 10 The ogowig Dis
eases; Ihepr1lsm. spTaHs Syelled nhA, weak
Joints. white swelling rains in The back, rs es, tie
breast, face, OF any olher part M e hOdy il Is aR az
celieHt rsnedyig blulses Sqslds cuts, sle rle pseuI
ness OF this iRest bic COMPOUND esy meme
confined TO tho uman species. but is equally etcati
heleveT applied TO cure diseases O The taHorttC dutes
nc s,inall he horse Among tue many diseases aud ACCT
denis occurring he horse, Tor which Is the nost cor
lain cure, be me he following viz; Cnts bruises,
sains in the shoulders. craps, soyatees cracked hesI,
sweeney, spine, patOrOintA etc For :urthet PRrtcU
tare see direetions on bOtiieSs ~ - =
& 1gzo ! TAKE N lTlGE. si tTs
Many and Just objections are made 70 all The ordinary
idimens o the day account their decisive smell,
aud the unsightly STAINS Ottehie The Skin.
hell has been seTl edI0 the RhtdnshheHoi
the most profound chemists, and the delight lI slipA
pGtentS fS thEt Addf8h4o It's SURPRISING
eets, it is the most heahl coshetic and aE eeabe per
ume To any part OF the SEntO which it nlay he applied
il imrars lTOsy and natural glow which lasts To many
houIs, aud Ieaves The yeNetysunesso o. bsalthY su, m
stead OF The eIaecd aud chalped Appearance which Ia
common esd OF amostsl oher articles used lor tnat
purpose Hence, every lady toilet is supplied with il
who knows its excellent qualities IN this respect To
aEe its agreeable oaor you need ono bottle AID
try iUr yourself.
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TO Farmers.

= " =
THR srbserbEr Ssia ship tbe eastern ns4st
for charging but sail pei cert. thegefoF. ts
teb TO secGre tho highest prices, Apd
b this Arrangement areis have all the beedts O4
LIE eastern markell. - ts.i' !. y. KEGbER, fes
.1ps5La ,a .ssa E QqlncYeu eet
Dissolution Of Go-Partnersbip. q
HTaHE partnership sIetOloTe existIDg hstWesn ths
undersigned in The livery business, is this day die.
solved by mutual eOnSn nL. Persons having claims Hst
the him will present thei i6 etemeHt iHInedatsy,
steiY. JAMES 80. 'BUL@BkR.
~ g aegg5 freq eszs g 4ttN1RE @ LA DHs -
- s. sais7'l q sS e 5ils Aillsfssli sis ssrs
- a5Isdoaaz $50 Eags to5as eeiDVbsiaf ~ hhfEs
20 dUE boxes pure priveTtsed mugtsTtt
70 e, y ssiS siS. ylo,.,.,. .ss aS 4.,.ll g
ALE1. TbRNBRt
sOe9t gaaetk 4zs Mei6deod bdil dimes. NdihslEeeS
sa RaiFi.sY SoAfIEII a Pr IElfIsY 20 a liss
NEW lot Of eolOrea st'als hopHsts, Of ,e asssEPs
"a los received by - ~ sitH p -sffff7A ?
oes9 " D. NoTTR q Ra
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Fan IA gliion Tor Tafs

THE subscriber Is now prepared TO furnish his numer
Gus patrons and all the fest OF mankind with apIeu
did hats fs-5.s s.aaL., ,-a-f ,.,.,--l.-s7
LAT EST AND MOST 4PPRoYED STYLES,
which for endurance, brauty form and nis cannot be
surpassed and shaped to the head By our couforRa
tive, fl with peTiecteaS6. ' go -f-' is-f
4LS0 eceiyngG large sortment mems, youths ana
child ems Soft Hats, comprising black, Mapped plain
Non intYs ycnOn, nsrahor Young AmeTfca, togela.
er with nc asAoTtlneNt OF and child ems
Caps. all o. Which are offered Al lOweStpicek, wholesale
~ sepii ia 81 W. w.lJIMEsoN.
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aANt1s1,Lkr, aNt1s,1i,Lkr ore.

NJ. B. Nesaer,1r;p /:
Dear Slr:-l have been aicted for three years yyith
rheumatism in my back aud for tho last six months not
aho TO get out OF my bed without help end sour agent in
city insisted trying bottle OF Ching Eha
.niheht and Try what effect hSVei and
tie has 'eevea me go nlreh that able TO get out Of
my bed without difficulty II been Blessing nc;
just Try it lor yourself and you viii DO well pleased
ha ARs. N. CoCHRSH.
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House FnrnishingT Store

HAVE just orenedt AZ SO. 81 Monroe street, a new
stock n housekeeping articles, Consisting OF Table
tGtiery Silver Plated beta aud BFitauHia ae, PAN
ished JaIanned and Pain I'LL ware; WaileTSof different
4lyes ana VRTOIA pate1He, Harneta and plain Fan.
y and plain willow Saie. rushes Feather DhsterB and
Fly bItAies, wooden ware Family Hardware, Bathing
apps IatuS aud Kitchen cUllpete
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OPINIONS or TnE paEEE.

HChnrLL'k MAGl0 lNPRE,SIOR rAPEa I'VE tefer our
readers TO the adyefsemeui anOiher column, setiH
ioth the me' OF tlA pleasing and ingenious invention
The cheermess Should Induce ala to give ita aPhs
delphia Merchant.
tits unsurpassed io ncStEeas and utility and should
mect with tho sale II rtt lily J1seryeR --TIibUnO
Just what iiE Public has IOnE deAiTed aud yecOmmends
''seIt 10 every Uvor OF taste and irnCment
Ouricr 81 uuEi4:am
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COMPREHENSIVE.


SubscribRrs have This day into
for the purpose Of tTaBssctnE Commission and For.
wad ding business, undeY the style OF Gordon Matthews
q Co., ard solicit Goonnuance OF The business OF the late
firm. l.. S. GORDON,
ag-i5t-t JSoV n. rAAITHRHR,
Bazs lAUs H. AGEEW.
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n M Z, EE --7-77--
Wholesale AND RETAIL IN ~
n n OK = EtHR PR

.rs Wholesale. AND RETAIL ~
o OK 3 ELl.RR
eoKEER og %ArbIs lARp UhIIuR sTs., WIfEELINs, Va.
EEPS constantly hand variety oi books sunOng
IA which ny Be found the OF alt the leading WI
ss 0l lhe times, such James, ENlweT sue, Eliza =.
nupay BeHNeit, ArthuE, Lplard, Dumass aud Ieysr.=
Of tswoIks are bound, in good style, with baeks
ing boots them amer resdins them, m wEiek
he VIII following prices; FOL 50c books cisj 21t
b0ok2 20c, IOr 81 hooks so cents. aiI29:I5
~ Spring Stock. e
sadalorS Hardware and COnela IhtmnlInRS
10 VhC Invite lbS attention Of fGsfg1eI aadsIl
persons using goods 81 this kind, q Z l'--s sil &c
Old stand, 1863 AIaiu street. III SO b fsssa tzs
mye JOHN KSOTE.
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DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION.
INHE PARTNERSHIP hereiOIe existing under the frn Of
Gordon. Cla ks y Co, has this day 6erH dissolved By
mutual consent l.. 5. GORDON,
CLARKE a THAW,
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NELSON'S Premium Chinese Lustral Washing Fluid.
IN the greatest npro* enet yet scoveted, saNin
ah0rend expense in washing Clothing and House Clean
ing. Linens and COtOHs washed by Lhls Fluid will be
winter han than il bICNched the gr3Ss.-
WARRANTED not TO injufe the abrIC. Every lady may
satisfy herself that ciut by soaking pete OF cotton
Linen in the Fluid, full strength for 81 hours which
wiiicieSry show that it must be ely harmless when
dilute with gallons o water To ha'F pint Of fluid.
The ChiueSe washing Fluid Is worth three times the
single siXreuce winch win buy enough for large family
washing, which can be done in 5or hours.
Manufactured aud gold blythe Eubsciher, who hRSlRte
" purchased the right for Ohio cOunyt, Va. 5.7-.
JAS. MELLOR,
AuS9-L-- - ~ 40. 2s, Uninn St. Wheeling, Va.
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Use the MAGIC Impression

wholesale and Re.sti agents.
I n. LOGAN CO
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LYONS KsFTIIAIRON ~ as
Sld DOZRS lsyOH'Es KhthaiFer. just ysctrdj o,ap,r
~ ~ ssio y Ti1cs1isoa a RATIER ERhos,s -,
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as5 a-ss ElGHIEEN MONTHS 81 s. Bifa.3
expired since CONCLUDED 10 close ny 1sy GOOD
~ eusihetsi and havths many persDnh si Indebte1 ~
me- hope they do hot EOlEef Time 10 nay fF 0nsS
thai should BE- been paid for long ~ 7SF "a
ee AssAnned slt cone along suA spt HeSeiph 4
iuN.- N. JoHN6ToE, ~, Dass4E
mrs warehouse VI 6vyfensy J1hreAn 6,S,t,.r,
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NESs GOODS ~ EXPRESS ~
1Ij1stBffEsS lawns, IN iiandsotis stytes g sas 81
AOEt55 do - hair et.nI fEiftih3ta is 81 tfse Il
sFss5 ~ so black Set, iOr 8apiis4t - .t5+ !.
90 eNck 3 ulPpre tAEsi
- do BACK BttsseisE do ssT t's5s slsa -
alNl sal ,lHISKRkL r. c.. -
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OalIy, psr aunum. =. .........-.....-.
or 10 cs,,,s per week
RATES OF a ADvNRTIsING.

THE UNDERSIGNED, publishers OF newspapers In
tA ty OF Wheeling in the increased price VI pa
per labor aud other expenses rendering their expenses
ar sTescI eretOI0Je, do agree to chat the Ollow
No rates Eor advertising, and in case whatever TO
ess Ihpn the rates beow ten lines or ess Of non
tit,V{nrs
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Bells! Belis!I :

ASSIGNER'S NOTICE. p H7ilIz 7'7,77ss
LII PeTAOns indebted tO heeler d f.aLin bV b4al
~ aetuun or Otherwise, hereby nOii6sd ttt nav.
ent aQst ee made 20 ne thoy wing sssgnel
the same 10 pG for he benefit of their cFedttoFt y
lH9lkz Rlf s7E 5 = > H PEN nj rlH. TFuhtee
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a
BUSINESS CARDS.
DRUGGISTS.

DRUGGISTS,
d. c. GOOD r co.
SUCCESSORS &c JANIS BAKER.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRUGGI9T6,
Corner Main mud Monroe streets,
xE.s{.R = s IPHEGLlNG,5 IA.
q. coon q CO., have boasht the sR;ire
s stock Jas. E5ker, and will cOi.tIGue the Drug
hIiSinesS al his old stand. q q . s-
M Raker having gone into OF the largest houses in
Phtadelrhia ha kindly asee 10 make purchases his
hcrkeerinson hand, (add Offering on the bess terG1
al assortment Of the very tsr line Of bus
Wheeling, pee 1884. & e -. deaf
VIM. ). Armstrong,
rs DEALER III
DruEa, 1Iedictnes. Chemicals, Patent 3Iedl.
ictnes, PerfnnleFy and Fancy
iSa nARKET srRKET,
SkrwEEs RoAaoE 1Sp rNloX aI1EkEs,
aIltd Al al hours, dsyor
SAMUEL rSuoHErN. s&lnxASpER tat0aEiN.
~ =. B. RUsnEiEfp D. ses5-is,57t'
Laughlins & Bushfield,
SUCCESSORS To BcsHFIELp AND KOBISsOS
WHOI.ES ALE d RUGG GISTS
ASD pEALERs.I
Oils, Paints and Dye Stuff5.
HAVING purchased the stock nf BuAhfeid & Robin
III son, we have and will always keep on hands 1eor
PIete suPpl5of
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PEints Ofls, Dye Sta5s, Patent Me6iciHes, Faraishes
.5yuStes, Per}stmeTy GiSss and Gtss"uGTe,
anil Varieties usually kept by whOiesa Druggists which
chants Loc and aroye6ie terms they PuT.
chase and bring them from the eastern cities. asS
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MIsCEI. .LANlsOUs.
A GREAT VICTORY OVER ALL LlNIME ENTS!
u B. VONDERSMITHS
Chineee T,iniToeTIt

3 Chang Ea, ,. Is
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S ShiTtings and Irish 4 men. q,
VI z haye hhEd al The bctt naIss cf ~ AZ
lngt AHa lT1sh i5nens thar s0l9 halls todnff nd
EoeS - - 4, 4, u 4, o4sfp q ,,,t;;E,A
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Francis Shefneld,
J1gent Of the .New London County
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Office West Broad Street, Pawcatuck.
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5clcrtc0.
Tom Crosby's Deed of Magic,
~ srLvANvs COBB, JR.

Tom Crosby was a cobbler-or at
least, so his nsig gbbors called im,-tho'
he was, in fact, one Of the best boot and
shoemakers in the country. He often
had to turn applicants away empty
handed for he had more work always
on his hands than he could attend to-
Toms cottage was near the center Of
the village, and his little shop was close
by it, and from morning till night the
merry music of his lapstone rang out
upon the air. Tom was steady, in,
dustrious man, and everybody liked
him. He was always kind, always good
natured, full of fun and anccdote, aud
above all else, he was one of those rare
persons who spend their leisure moments
in looking after their own business. -
Tom was now forty years of age, and
though he had always worked hard and
steady, yet he had not accumulated
much much propes..yy. oppss.y He owned the small
house and the shop, together %.!h %..hh some
four acres of land, which lay back Of
the buildings, upon which he raised
goodly store Of fruit and vegetables
Besides this, ho had some one or two
hundred dollars laid safely away in a
savings bank to serve him on rainy
day.
Mrs. Crosby was an excellent wife,
and one of the best of mothers, and no
one could have kept the humble cottage
looking moro neat and tidy than she
did The little front room always pre-
sented the came spotless purity of floor
and wainscot, and the white curtains
never had spot or wrinkle. The kitch-
en- was more hustered, but never dirty,
while even the ground floor of the wood
shed was kept swept and clean. This
excellent couple had four children.
Young Tom was thirteen, and helped
bis father some in the shop when school
didn't keep. Willie was ten; Lizzi.
Eve, and Efic only two. Ton nance
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poetry.
The Dark Side.

Thou hast done well perhaps
To lift the bright disguise,
And lay the bitter truth
Before our shrinking eyes;
When evil crawls before
What seems so pure and fair,
Thine eyes are keen and true
To find the serpent there:
And yeti turn away,
Thy task is not divine,
The evil angels look
On earth with eyes like thine.
Thou hast done well, perhaps.
To show how closely wound
Dark threads Of sin and self
With our best deeds are found.
How great and noble hearts,
Striving for lofty aims,
Have still some earthly cord
A meaner spirit claims;
And yet-although thy task
Is well and fairly done
Methinks for such as thee
There is holier one.
OuduOWS tncTe are, VINO uWcu
Among us, yet apart,
Deaf to the claim of God,
Or kindly human heart;
Voices of earth and heaven
Call, but they turn away,
And Love, through such black night,
Can see no hope of day;
And yet-our eyes are dim,
And thine are keener far;
Then gaze until thou seest
The glimmer of some star.
The black stream flows along
Whose waters we despise,
Show US reflected there
Some fragment of the skies;
Meath tangled thorns and briars
(The task is fit for thee)
Seek for the hidden flowers
We are 10. blind to see;
Then will ! thy great gift
A crown and blessing call;
Angels look thus on men,
And God sees Good in all!
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j. & II. NOyes:

Dry Goods-Prints, Muslins, Cambrics, De
Lanes, Brown and Bleached Sheetings,
Broadcloths, C assimeres, Satinetts..
Observation-Disclosures White and Brown Su
sars, Teas, pure Coffee, Spices, &c.
Agents for the sale of valuable Medicines.
Store nsxt to Pawcatuck Bank.
nm pAWCATUCK, OF,
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e. w. MarStOn,
Halter AND DEALER IN FURS,
Keeps constantly on hand q large stock o.
Gentlemen and Boys'Hats of latest
fashions. Furs Of the bes quality,
and of the newest tyles cheap.
Duokskin Gloves, Mittens of every variety
Spring Styles just received.
Stsre under G. Leonard's Hotel. 137tf
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Porter Il LOveland,

Manufacturer
Tim & Sheet Iron Ware
A full supply of Stoves, of the most ap-
proved patterns, always on l and.
Gin and Sheet Iron Ware for sale, or made
to order, at short notice.
Shop on High street. l3If
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N. MarstOn,

N. MarstOn,
Makes to order, Walking Shoes, Gaiters,
Slippers, and every description of La
dies work; also, Gentlemen's Boots,
Caters, sc. of a superiorqual-
ity and workmanship.
Constantly on hand, a large Stock of Goods
..IU. in the Boot and Shoe line.
..'' Store on Main st. 1877
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Sa m uel A. Coy,
aper-H anger

Paper Hangings Of the latest and most de-
sirabls styles furnished when desired.
Agent fer c. &. Dedge's Dye House, of Prov
idence Orders left at Messrs. S.
& D. Smiths Store willre-
ceive promFt attention. 13Stf
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II. M. DUNN,
Keeps constantly on hand large stock Of
Gentlemen's and Boys Clothing, adapt
cd to the season, such as, Hats,
r Caps, s,Coats, Vests, Pants, Shirts,
Undershirts, Draws, Boots
and Shoes, &C., &c.
Psney articles and Ready Made Clothing
81 low prices. l37tf
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George G. Wells,

George G.. Wells,
Dealer in Boots and Shoes Of all descrip.
tiens. Gentlemen's fine Calf Boots,
Caters OF all descriptions, Kubbers
and rubber Boots. Thick Boots,
Brogans, shoes, &c.
adies' Caters, Walking Shoes Slippers &c
Main Street, Westerly, r. l. 134tf