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WILMINGTON MARKET.
Reported by GEO. II. KELLEY & BRO

GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Naval stores, soft turpentine 2 10, hard / 40
spirits turp. &c rosin l 20 a l 25 common tar
ST. % salt sack, l 25; timbe Sc to $40 90 foul
supr. 7 90 a; family 7 so ;cora 60 a So; butter Is {
80; meal IS to 20 bacon, 124 hoground, ID @
hams coffee, rio IL to 124, laguayra IS to l311; ja
va 16 to II, st. Domingo 10 a IL sugars loaf I21
a IL, crushed III a 90 c Yellow 10 a II, A coffee
liz a II, brown 9 a 10 molasses hid. 80 a 90
Dbl. 40 lime 25 to l 35 COW peas 90 to 95
oats go to 00e. cotton Ice to ii lard 13 rice
~ percask, cleaned tallow candles Is to 90, ada
% to 80. sperm IS to SIS. June Ia
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SCHOOL WANTED.

DY a young man educated at a Southern Uni
ID versity. and who has some experience in
teaching. References given. Testimonials, GER
tifcates, &C., at his disposal. Please address "a.
A. NJ" Randalsvile, N. c..
va Those wishing to secure his services should
apply soon, 1Jl 42-4t
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III. L. STEWART.

Prof. Wood-Dear Sir: My hair had, for sever
al years, been becoming premnturely gray, accom-
panied by n harshness which rendered the constant
application of oil necessary in dressing it. When
| commenced using your Hair Restorative, about
two months ago, it was in that condition and
having continued its use till within the last three
weeks, it has turned to its natural color, and as
sumed.a ~sOftness andlustre g~reatlyto be preferred
to those produced by the application of oils or any
other preparation have ever used. I regard it as
an indispensable article for every lady's toilet,
whether to be used as a Hair Restorative, or for
the simple purpose of dressing or identifying the
hair. You have permission to refer to me all who
entertain any doubt OF. its performing all that it.
claimed for it, MRS. C. SYMONDS,
IA Third St
Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. 10, 1854.
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Bay Our latest Northern Exchanges bring
US Mr.. Fillmore's letter of acceptance rs
the candidate Of the American party for
President Of the United States. It came to
hand too late for this number of our paper,
but we intond publishing it next week. 1t
Is our purpose to give a birds eye view of
the transactions of both parties, without Ia.
king sides with either.
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C UR MT.
MARKET.

Reported by JORDAN WoMBLE, Grocer.
Flour, per bbl. 5 SO a 6 25; lard, II to 121; butter
Is to Is meal n bush. 65 "a 20; corn bush
so % s.; fodder p hundred Is O. So; beeswax
Is to 20 dry hides, 10; white peas 20 to so
took peas, 20 to IS bacon IL a l24 taiiow, 10.
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Mrsonic. The Royal Arch Chapter
of N, c. met in Wilmington last week.
The usual business was transacted and
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year
NJ. Il. Peter Gusts, of Nowberne, G. II. ?.
T.. L. +. Watson, of Graham, d. CHIP.
Il. n. NJ. Paschall, Of Oxford, G. n.
Il. T. Page Ricaud, Of Wilmington ,G.S.
7. w. Brown, Of do &. Treas.
T. b. Carr, of do G. Sec'y.
A. NJ. Campbell, of Fayetteville, G.. NJ.
Jas. Michigan, of Tarboro', G. p. S.
Thos. j. Utley, of Raleigh, G. r. A. G
j. w. Blouut, of Duplin, G. NJ. Sd V.
J. S. Gibson, of Germanton, G. NJ. I'd V
II. G. Hurdle of Alamance, q" 1st /"
Rev. j. Reid, of Louisburg, G. Chaplain
Il. burlington, Of Wilmington, G.. Tyler
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ST.. LOUIS. June %. 1853

-NV, ON"O 10 AOOCs
Prof. Wood :. AS You are about to prepare and
vend your recently discovered Hair Restorative.
and as you request my opinion of it, I win state,
that my hair was, a few months ago. very gray,
and after using two bottles of your Hair Restor.
alive, it resumed its original color and since its
application, all dandruf has disappeared from my
head, and have been troubled with no disagreea-
bic itching of the scalp. lam satisfied, that those
who use it, will not regret it, as it gives the an
pearance Of having been recently called. am
prepared, therefore, to recommend its use to all
who are DESTROYS of having a beautiful head of
hair. lar, sir, YOURS. &c.
III. r. STEWART
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NORFOLK MARKET.
Reported for the Spirit ofMe Age, by
A. NJ. McPHEETERS & Co..

A. NJ. MCPHEETERS e Co,
Wholesale GRocERs & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
WILLS WHARF, NORFOLK, A.
Fl UT, supply ample, much inferior offering, ten
dency lower, we quote super fine 68 o. 7,extra S7s a
s, family ST to $S4; groceries,, sugars, N. O.
P. r. to 81 c Yellow 10 a 104 crushed and
pulverized III to 114c; loaf IL a II! molasses,
N. o. As to so cuba, ~ a A; coffee, Rio IL a
123 lag. 121 to 13c Java 16 a 164 goshen butter,
Is to 20 cheese 10 to IL rice 5 to 6; bacon
hams l3c, a 90; N. G. hog round l1ac, western
sides 104 to 90, shoulders 81 to %; lard IL a III
sit, L l IS a l 81, 6. A. II a 1s; cotton, a
very light and no sales to quote from, we quote
nominally 10 a 104 corn, mixed 80, meal CSC.
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M. II. GRIDLEY.


G. r. r. OFFICE, VASDALIA, June 81, 1854.
Prot. Wood-Dear Sir I take pleasure in being
voluntary testimony to the excellence of your
Hair Restorative. Three months ago, my hair
was very gray 1t is now a dark brown, 1.-THE orr
ginal color,e smooth and glossy. The only appli-
cation | have made to it, has been the Hair Re
stor tive prepared by yop, and which, from the
result in my OWL. case, I can most cordially re-
commendto Others. Respectfully. yours,
EDWARD WOLCOTT.
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Greensboro Female Coflege.

TEHE Fall Session of 1856, viii commence on
the 3lst day of July.
TERas.-Board Including furnished Rooms, at.
tendance, Fuel, Washing and Lights with Tuition
in all the English branches. ...........S7 90
Incidental tax, for repairs..-..-.....-.s1 90
Day scholars, for fuel, ..~-.-...-~... 90
ExraAs Music on the Piano or Guitar, S22 so
Drawing. SIS. Studies in Heads, Crayon and Pas
tile, $40. Oil Painting. $40. Latin, s.. French
sI0. Regular fees are to be paid one half in adj
vaace. the other half at the end of the Session.-
Iecturers on the Theory of Music will be deliver
A. free of charge, 10 those ladies whodesire a thor
ough knowledge o. that interesting science.
Circulars will be sent on application to the Presi-
dant. to those desiring full Information.
L. ". JONES, Pres't.
limo Sd, 1856. Aim
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ANALYSIS OF MARLS. &c.

DID vi MIAICIO, NC.
ID OBI. H. DRYsDALE, Fellow of the Glas-
III Cow Chemical Society, Author of Familiar
Chemical Letters, and Letters on the Chemistry of
the Arts and Manufactures, &C., has established a
Laboratory at Strickland's, Duplin county, N. g.,
where he is prepared to analyse Marls, Soils, Wa
ter, Guano, Minerals aud all other substances
which may require analysis. From Mr.. DIS long
experience in the Andersonian University, where
he acted as Assistant Professor of Chemistry,
Gentlemen may depend on having a correct report
of Analysis of any samples sent him.
Mr.. D. will also teach medical students the de-
lection of poisons and analysis Of all substances re-
CURED in Medical Jurisprudence and Materia
Mcdica. An Agricultural Chemical School will
also be commenced in which the analysis of soils
and marls will be taught.
Nr. D. will also attend on gentlemen at their
plantations and search for mari; if no deposits are
discovered no fee asked except travelling expenses.
R. Fl. DRYSDALE, F. G. C. S.
Stricklandsville, Duplin county, N. C. 42-3m
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From tho Southern Farmer.

Though the propriety Of cutting whelt in
the dough state has been advocated as long as
we can remember, yet VIC believe best farmers
wait till tho grain becomes hard, and the
straw fully ripe. We believe, however, the
harvest might be safely commenced when
the wheat is in the dough state, not only with
advantage to the portion first reaped, but with
the additional advantage Of being able to Sc
cure the remainder before the straw gets too
dry. The grain may be said to be fully per-
fectod when the stem, from q few inches
below the ear, has changed to golden color.
In case Of rust there is an obvious propriety
in cutting at the earliest moment. After the
attack has commenced, the wheat, so far from
gaining anything by delay suffers q daily
loss. For the satisfaction of those who may
be in doubt as to the relative advantages OF
early ard late cutting, we subjoin from the
Tennessee Farmer the following account Of
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SOUTH LOWELL
Malr araDRmu mn MRhiral 5rbunI.

ORANGE COUNTY, ". c..
Rev. JESSE P. BAGBY, A. B., Principal.
Mr.. JAMES II. SPEED, A. B., Associate.
Mr.. A.. C. BAGBY, Assistant.
Mr.. EDWARD NJ. SCOTT, NJ. D., Principal
of the Medical School.
THE Fall Session of the Male Academy Will
on the 10th day of July. The corps of
Instructors has been increased. The character of
the School is so well known that extended COM
ment is deemed unnecessary. Suffice it to remark
that its local. y compares favorably with any in
the State, both in regard to health and morals.
Both Trustees and Teachers feel it their duty to
inculcate sound morality and correct general views
of religion, yet at the same time they will take es-
pecial care that nothing is taught that is at all
sectarian. While the Teachers propose going over
the same ground usual in first class Academies,
they deem it of much moro importance that their
instruction should be thorough than ecten8ice.-
Every effort will be made to induce fondness for
study, and to check vicious propensities.
Terms: Tuition in English Department, $12 SO,
and in the Classical, $15 90 per session. A con-
tingent fee of 81 is required cf each student. Good
board can be obtained, convenient to the Academy,
for 81 so per month. The Associate Principal of
our school is a native of North Carolina, and a
graduate of Hampden Sidney College, Va. The
Principal is a native of Virginia, and a graduate of
Randolph Macon College. His brother, the Assis-
tant, comes highly from the Junior
Glass of Randolph Macon College.
THE MEDICAL SCHOOL
viii commence on the 18th Of July. The mode
of Instruction will be by Lectures, Examinations,
and Medical conversations. Each student will be
requieed, at such times as may be designated by
the Principal, to write essays in the various branch
es of Medicine, and will be p~raeticed in applying
bandages for fractures, &C., and in the use oil Sur
gical instruments.
DR.. Scott will exhibit and explain the various
kinds of Surgical Instruments, and also apparatus
for the adjustment of fractures and dislocations,
and as occasion requires, drawings and charts for
illustrations in Anatomy and in the Paactice of
Medicine. In winter an opportunity will be given
for exercise in practical Anatomy. Instead of
speaking more fully of our Medical School, we
append d notice of it by DR.. Richard Blacknall,
whose well known character as a Physician enables
him to appreciate the Importance of such facilities
for Medical instruction as we propose to offer.
Proper moral department. will of course be expect.
ed of gentlemen who may attend the Medical
School.
TERMS.-The usual rates fixed by the Medi.
cal Professionalism per annnm. Rates of board
as above stated.
Rev. j. A. McMANNEN, Chm'n.
Rev. II. ARNOLD,
Mr.. JOHN B. LEATHERS,
Mr.. WILLIAMS HARRIS,
Col. D. C. PARRISH, Secretary.
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OXFORD FEMALE ACADEMY.

THE next Session of this Institution will COM
mence on the first day of July and close on the
25th day of November. 1t is very desirable that
every pupil be present at the opening ofthe school.
Terms as heretofore.
SAML. L.. VENABLE,s Principal.
Oxford n. c., June IL, 1856. 42-3t.
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CHARLES WHITNEY

rs Sold at ia Market street, st. Louis, Mis-
souri,, 316 Broadway, New York, and by all Drug
gists everywhere. All kinds of family patent
medicines for sale, on the best possible terms, at
Prof. Woods establishment, LA Market street. St.
Louis.
For sale by all Druggists in Raleigh. By DIR.
I. J. Patrick, Greensboro, and I. S. Carr & Co.,
Char1otta 10 o.,
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A4. Cooley for July is to hand already
Splendid No. For $3.50 the Age and Go
dey' Or auy Of the So Magazines Furnished
year.
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EXPERIMENT IN CUTTING WHEAT.

"A practical farmer in this State has sent
to one of our rural papers two samples Of
wheat Of the same kind, grown in the
amo field, but cut ut different times.
lie states that one sample was cut on
the Goth Of July last, in n green state,
when the crushed grain had the appearance
Of thick dough the other sample was cut six
days later in Il ripe state, the ears dropping,
and the grain firm and hard. Both samples
When the grain was threshed, it was found
the green cut portion was equally dry with
the other; but besides that, the green cut
grain weighed twenty, eight ounces more per
buslcl than that which was allowed to stand
till it was quite ripe and the former has
Of -four, with one twelfth less bran"
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TYCHE'S CULTIVATING PLOW.

Patented 26th Feb. 1856.
(THE BLADED PLOW.)
AwardedS2O- Premiums for the Best Plo~ing
at the last N. G.. State Fair.
WITH Cutting Blades in the place of a mold
w board, cuts, divides and turns over the soil,
depositing the finer parts in the furrow, and turn
ing over the turf, clods, &C., on the surface, is
cheap, light and lasting, and easy to both driver
and team. Admirably adapted to almost any
purpose for which the pillow is used.
For license to sell, with further information, ad-
dress, w. f. WYCHE,
Brookville, Granville, N. G..
J. Fl. Gooch, Oxford, N. c., solicits orders for
the above plows.
juno I4th, 1856, Aft.
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NuECK MUSLINS.-The greatest bargain in
the United States! 5000 yaIds Check Muslin
At l21 cts. q yard. We challenge the world to
produce as good an article for the price.
DAVIS, ABRAIAMS & LYON,
No. 13, Sycamore St, Petersburg, Va,
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WATERFOWL, Mass, May /, 1854.
Prot, o. J. Wood Allow me to attest the virtues
and magic powers of your Hair Restorative
Three months since, being exceedingly gray. I
purchased, and soon commenced to use, two bot
ties; and it soon began to tell, in restoring the
silver locks to their native color, and the hair.
which was before dry and harsh and falling off,
now became soft and glossy, and it ceased falling ;
the daHdruff disappeared, and the scalp lost all the
disagreeable itching, so annoying before, and now,
| not only look, but feel young again.
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2, for Subscribers only, at P0MER0Y'S.
May %. ~:
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@- WE are requested to announce w. D.
JONES, as a Candidate for Sheriff of Wake Co.
Raleigh, N. c., June, 1856. 10
MORNING SUN ACADEMY.
WM. R. TRAWIcK, A. B., Pn1sc1pAL.
TIE eighth session of this school, located in
Wake county, 20 miles north west from Raleigh
and Z miles east from Durham's Station on the
Central Rail Road, win commence the first Nom
day in July, ard continue five months.
EXPENSES PER SESSION.
Ordinary English Branches............$S CO
hlSher, ~ W
IaHSudSes, 10 W
Board, including washing and lights, 80 90
For particulars, address the Principal, or
Calvin J. Rogerc. Fish Dam, N. G.
CALVIN J. ROGERS,
Sec'y Board of Trustees.
June 18th, 1856. 42-4t
gA Biblical Recorder copy 4 times.
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Siureme Court. This tribunal met in
this city on Monday last, all the justices, we
believe, in attendance. The following is
the list of young gentlemen licensed to
practice Law in the County and Superior
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HoUsE AND O TFoR sALE.-THEPROP-
L erty of W. J. Ramsay, diseased. The lot is
in good repair the house is nearly new, with six
good rooms, and out houses in good order; and
what is very desirable, an excellent well of water.
1t is a very desirable residence for a family, being
in a good neighborhood. The property must be
sold. Those who wish to buy can have an oppor-
tunity of buying cheap. The house, can be seen by
applying to Mrs. Ramsay or to myself. Possession
given to suit the convenience of the purchaser.
JOHN C. PALMER, Admir-
Raleigh, June IA, 1856. 42-5t.
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In Halifax County, on the 10th inst, Mrs.
Eliza II. Burton, the beloved and pious con-
sort of Rev. Robert O. Burton, and eldest
daughter Of Col. Andrew Joyner.
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!" Learn ofthe mole to ploWQA."-PoPE.
XTYCHEs. CULTIvATINGAp L0N, PAT
w ENTED sth JAN, 1856; CALLED THE
MOLE Pillow: y With vertical Cutters near the
edge of a horizontal share for dividing the furrow-
slice, and a curved Cutter on the rear of the share
for farming the whole in, TOWARDS THE PLow or as
far. ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE SHARE, as may
be desired. Adapted to Siding, Listing, breaking
turfy or hard land, Subsoiling, and many other
purposes. Is light, cheap and strong; and sup
posed to be the most perfect pulverizer in use.
For License to sell. with directions for Manufac-
turing, address w. Z. W1CHE.
Rroolr;Ila Granville G. Aft
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HENDERSON COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
The exercises will be resumed on Monday,
18th of July. Terms the same as heretofore.-
Students will be received at any time, aud charged
from time of entrance to the end of the session.
For any further information address the under
signed at Henderson, Granville county, N. c.
J. j. WYCHE, A. NJ. Principal.
juno IA. 42-4t
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NEW BOOKS.

j. NJ. PETERSON, Sec'y.
Stricklandsville, n. c..
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WArERrowN, Mass, Nav l. 1885,

Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. 10, 1854.
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Dramatic Works, Volume /, ccr
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-01-19
Anllroo0s.
PRoVEpENNCE 8 NoR CEsTER v, {

PROVIDENCE j. VyURCESTER ", Il
ST. l=szz-y-aS. WINTER ARP ANGEMENT.A0s
k - ~ and after Monday Nov 5, 1856, Pas.
senger Trains will leave Providence and Worcester fol-
lows
Leave Worcester at 700 and HIS A. NJ. and AS pm
Leave Providence at $50 and Has, A. NJ, and 429
Pm,
The 1870 m. train from Providence connects with the
xpress trains from Boston for New York, Albany and
the West Passengers by this train arrive in Albany in
the Express train to Buffalo, also for Saratoga
the same evening.
This rap also with the trains ote Norwich and
Wore eTRailroad for Norwich; with trains of Worcester
Nashua Railroad for Nashua, Concord, Manchester
lowell; with the trains of the Fitchburg and WoI
cester Railroad, for Ftchburg-Beows Falls, Keene &C.,
&H', at Waterford with trains OF Boston and New York
Central Railroads at Woonsocket with Coaches for Mil
ford at Mvine with Coaches to and from S,ateFsvle
tWhipfn's with coaches to and from Whitnsvle and
East Douglas at Farnum's with coaches to and from
Upton New England Village and Grafton Centre
The MAS train from Providence ecs at Wor.
cester with the afternoon accommodation train on all tha
above named roa1s
The4.y0 train f-ort Providence connects at Water
ford with trains Boston and Nes York Central Railroad;
Worcester with the Steamboat tain for Norwich and
NewYork; at W9onsock't with coaches for Milford al
Mivie with coaches to and from Slaersvie at Whit.
n's with coaches ane from Whitinsve at Farnum,s
with coaches to and from Upton N g. Village and Graf
ton Centre.
The ITO a. train from Worcester connects at We.
terord with trains of Boston and New York Central Ra
road. At Providence with the Steamer 6anoncus fer
Newport-the morning train for New York via Hartford
and midday train for Boston, Taunton AID New Bed
ford. Also, at FarnuIn's with coaches for Cpton n H.
Village and Grafton Centre; at Whitins with coaches
for Whitinsvle Mllvle with coaches for Satersve
The IL 10 a. m. train from Worcester Wor
ceser with the accommodation trains from springfield
Gchhurg. Nashua, and Lowell; at Providence with
trains of Boston and Providence Railroad and Providence
Hartford. and Fshkill Railroad.
The 3.45 p M train from Worcester, connects at WoI.
cester With the accommodation train from Albany, ami
Express train from New York, Hartford and Springfield
Providence with Steamer Canonicus for Newport-con.
Meeting Newport with the FAN River Line of Seame
for New York at Farnums gith coaches FIR Upton, N
b. Village and Grafton Centre at Whn's with coaches
for Whitinsye and e Douglas Miliville with coach
es for Skaters le Waterford with trains of Boston
New York Central Railroad at Woonsoeket with coaches
for Milford.
Through Fcke be procured at Providence for Spring
field. New York, Albany, Troy, Saratoga, Schenectady
Utica Rome Syracuse Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
Cleveland, Cincinnati Detroit, Chicago, and st Louis.
JOHN b WINSL0W, Supt
Providence. Nov. 5. 1855 dawtf
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DAVIS C HAIRY Ely
NO. 8 FLAGG's BUILDING.
NEW
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
aENrLEMEN,s FuRNIsHINa sroRE

GENTLEsfEN'S FURNISHING STORE
The undersigned have taken one of the new elegant
and capacious stores in FIAGGs Bt1pIye for the MIR
pose of carrying on the CUSTOM and
READY-MADE CLOTHING
business They have just opened and arranged Irpe
and varied assortment of seasonabe goods embracing
Garments Of every variety, quality STYLE and price
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER
the very best manner, and warranted to it, at the
shortest possible notice. Our assortment of Il, oad
cloths. Csssinleres, D0ESKINS, BEAVER
GLfHs is very complete, and embraces all the most de-
sirable ndsof goods in the market All of our stock s
new, and Was bought at the Uey to0es prices and our
experience in this department viii enable us to rive pef
feet satisfaction both in prices making up and fitness to
all who may favor with their patronage We asohaye
on hand very great variety Of
GIN Z sGM EMS FU FINISHING GOODS,
OF every description, which will sell to all purchasers
as low as the same goods be purchased elsewhere
Also, -BOYSF CLOTHING,
of every description Parents and Guardians will find IL
or their interest to call are confident we can
supply Clothing for the yonng folks cheaper than they
can buy the cloth, and make the garments at home
AVERY DAVIS,
cHAS. J. HARVEY, ) DAVIS & HARVEY
ma