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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-10
PATENT AGENCY
United states, Great Britain. Franc


United States, GrOnt Britain, France,
And other European countries.
The Subscriber, A PRACTICAL MECHANIC AND
DRAFTSM AN, well acquainted with the Patent Laws has
been for some years very successful in obtaining Pa
ents
He continues to make Models and to prepare specia
cations, drawings, and all necessary papers, aud 70 pro
cure Patents in the Uni ed States aud European coun
tries Foreign business eonhded only to rusty and re
spOnsble agents.
All business conhded to will be promptly attended
to at the 0tces rates Casually % per cent lower than
the same would be done by others in the proiession
Having connections with one of the best Aeents al
Washington, and making frequent trips there am ena
Patents and new Inventions, thus aodiug the best fc
tiles for preliminary examinations and advising Inyen
tors In regard 10 securing Patent 70. their Inyerons
Inventors will And 1t to their advantage to put their In
tcable (this frequently Patent In case of cues
ton Of priority Of invention and consult some reabe
person acquainted with the Patent Laws proceedings
the Patent Office. as TO securing their rights
All communications strictly con1de tai Advice aa tn
mode Of proceeding given gratis. Preliminary examinA
tons made, comparing inventions with those already ma
hned or IN use for the same purpose, involving the
principles and advice given as to the probability Of
obtaining patent in some saving from any 10 one
hundred dollars TO the Inventor
MODELS Of all Inventions that require them made
70 order upon reasonable TERMS and warranted to answer
the acquisitions Of the Patent 0ficv.
Deeds OF assignments recorded az Washir rtun Comics
OF drawings Specifications and other papers IN the Pa.
tent Office obtained copy OF the claims Of any nyen
ton furnished Tor 10 cents.
The Patent Laws Reports Of Patent Gases and othei
valuable works relating TO Patents together with com
plete list Of all the Patents record az Washington car
For further information inquire Of
JAMES g. ARNOLD,
ATTORNEY, AND SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
worcester, MASS.
ap17 Once over 2O7 Main Street ldawu
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ROBINSON & THAYER.

This oertes that the Undersigned have entered iuto
ami formed Limited Partnership, fer the purpose of
carrying the busn IS of manufacturing WOODEN
GOODS, at WEBSTsR in the County of Worcester, and
the Stale Of Massaclusets, and the sale thereof,
said partnership is formed under, and to be subject to-
the provisions Of he Revised Satutes OF Massachusetts,
Chapter thirty four 34) in addition thereto
Said Partnerships to the nineteenth day
November, eighteen hundred and fifty SIX and ermiu.
ate on the first day of January, eighteen hu1drei and
sixty-two. The names of the general partners are
JAMES j. ROBINSON, who resides in said Webster and
EDWARD THAYER, who resides in Worcester,
in said County OF Worcester but who is expecting
remove his tsdence to sail Webster, which is the prnc
pal place of business of said firm The special partners
are HORATIU N. SLATER, who resides in Providence,
in the State Of Rhode Island ard who contributed and
paid in towards the stock of said Company, Cap
4l 10 the amount of fifteen thousand dollars (I5 OO0)
LYDIA r. SLATER, who resides in said Webster, and
who has contributed ami paid in towards the
stock Of said Company, Capital to the amount Of seUp
thousand fUe hundred dollars $4,000. ELIZABETH
II SLATER,wbo also resides in said Web and who has
contributed TO and paid in towards the common stock of
said Company. caaal to the amount of til thousand
5eUen hundred and fty dollars $3!5O) and Will lam
:. SLATER, who also resides in said Webster, and
who has contributed to ana paid in towards the
stock Of the Company, Capital to the amount of three
thousand SeUen hundred and ffty dollars l$3750),
the said uOratio NJ Slater, Lydia Il. Slater EliZ 4heth
H. Slater and William Slater being the persons consti
tutne the present firm of SAMUEL SLATER 81 SONS.
The whole amount of TIE Capital of the Company is
sixty thousand dollars (S600U0) of which thirty thou
toned by the said Horstio N Slater and Others special
partners as aforesaid.
JAMES J. ROBINSON,
EDWARD d. THAYER,
H0RATIO n. SLATER,
LYDIA r. SLATER.
an
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Notifies.

GsEWING MACHINES WANTED TO
~ REPATR-rhe undersigned has procured the SER
vices Of experienced mechanic, who will devote his
tlne to repairing Sewing Machines that any person
sending machines to the undersigned by express 9TH
erwse, can depend having them repaired in a thor
ough manner, with neatnes and dispatch and short
notice.
Steel Saw Arbors, and Lathe Dogs. Lathes built to order
and all kinds o JGbbing neatly and promptly done All
orders addressed T. the undersigned will be promptly
tendel to and neatly exc ;uted.
WILLIAM THOMPSON,
Third door FROM Exchange,
On Cypress st, Merrfeds Buildings Worcester, Mass
d16 dg
a FEW FAMILIES can be supplied with
IA PURE MILK by leaving orders with EDDY b Tor
ry, southhrdge street. Scott Ellis, Front street. The
subscriber, in Auburn. EZRA RICE.
d24 d2wk
SLATER Mutual FIRE INSURANCE.
- COAPANY.-This Company continues to insure
cotton woolen ami other 1uf4ctories machinery,
chande stores public build ugs dwelling houses, Goods
at Bleaching and Printing Works. and other at
curreut rates Of premium.
Db2ECTORS.-H N. Slater, Earl P. Mason, ROYAL Cha
pin, VIM. a. Robinson, lanes Il. Read John W. Lyman
Joseph Carpe lter, Charles Anthony, Louis j. Doyle
Daniel Carpenter Ben +. TnurstOn, Christopher s.
Rhodes Emmanuel Searle, trovidencej Edward W. Law
ton, Newport; Robert Rodman North Kingstown; Il. N
Campbell, Westerly; Ellis B. Pitcher, Pawucket; James
II. Chace Valley Falls; Geo. G. Ballou, WoOnsocket
James S Cook. Burrillville
Office in the Jones Building, No 81 W stminster st
Providence, r l. JAMES II. READ, President.
EMANUEL SEARLE Secretary and Treasurer.
Providence, Dec l6. 1855. dtF d1s
4 A n = 81 Z
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COMMONWEALTH or MASS ACHUsErrs.
WORCESTER, IS November 18th, 1856 Then personal
ly appeared the above named James j. Robinson Edward
D. Thayer doradl Slater, Lydia R. Slater Elizabeth
IL slater and Will Slater and severay acknowledged
lie above certificate by th,m signed their free and voun,
tary act, and that the same is true.
Beo. ne, P. @. BACON,
Justice Of the Peace.
True Copy. Attest: JAMES j. ROBINSON.
ral1
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y 1000 gallon, winter spe a~rlh uo u ~ 81 An q.
,S100 spriBn shows that the investments vos.
vor sss by made with but little apparent reference otb
~. --s- period when their proceeds would DO needed
fent BY tho that more than half Of them unayaabl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-10

VWNo WOODEN MANUFACTURERS
n CALVIN l.. GODDARD New York, only mauiac
tnrer Of the 0RioiNAL eTEEL Rise AND Toorn BURRSo
MACHINES aud IMPROVED srREL FggD ROLLS, recommends
their attachment 10 Second breakers and Condenss rs
the hest labor saving machinery IN Wooden manufacture.
The Burfng Machines used the First breakers 10
all he principal Woolfn factories In the United States
Canada, and Me,ico They are acknowledged to he the
only perfect machines. and Indispensable TO The econom
cal and successful manufacture Of Wool,
Each Burning Machine and It's feed Tolls card As much
aa tbs Gard ITSELF besides cleaning the wool OF Us coarse
and hue Impurities
Circulars expaining these machines and feed roa and
reier ne to Mills having them 10 USE may had by I'd
dressing L GODDARD, slsea
ans dly Mol Bovine GREES, NHw Hong.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-10

HINARM LANDS FOR SALE.-THB ILL
r. NoIs CENTRAL r. R. COMPANY is now pre-
pared to sell about
Two MILLIONS of Acres
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RUCk-W HEAT FLOUR One ton Of that
- superior Flour for sale IN quantities to SUIT, by
Al GRIFFIN A co.
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$50 FAE PUBLEC.-The undersigned having
sold their stock of Furniture to Messrs. T. G. PAR
FRIDGE Co, take this occasion to return thanks to
their numerous customers for their liberal patronage
recommend their successors every way worthy of their
patronage
Wehay also disposed of the exclusive right of sale for
Worcester County of Foote'S Patent Improved Spring
Bottoms for Bedsteads, to Messrs e. G. Partridge & Co..
who are the ouy persons authorized to sell apply them
in this county, and all persons cautioned against sell
ing, Or purchasing said Spring Bottom of any other par
ties as all arrangements will be prosecuted to the full
extent OF the law SPRAGUE h PHELPS.
DIFF
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gNORCEsTER GYMNASIUM BRANCH
nTDIszT

KAJORCESTER GYMNASIUM BRANCH
w NOW OPEN
PROF. A MOLINEAUX, returns his thanks TO the
citizens of Worcester for their past patronage and hopes
to receive the continuance of the same He has opened
rooms ia the Renr of Il. ID GOdda rC's ST ore
on Main St., better known as the old masonic Hail.
where he is taking Subscribers reduced prices Sl2
per year and will be happy to accommodate all who may
favor him with their patronage
NJ B. The Book is now open for subscribers. Madam
Virginia Molineaux will be in attendance wait upon the
ladies'. old. diff
To the Courts and Justices having jurisdiction in t
premises:
gHHE Trustees of the State Reform School at Westbor
ough, desire to inform the several Courts of the Com
monweah, taking cognizance of juvenile delinquency
that the Reform School is occupied by larger mum
Der of boys than is fitted to provide They therefore
request tn t. at present. be sent there Should
commitments continue, the only alternative presented to
the Trustees is to remand portion of the inmates the
Houses of Correction as provided by law. To prevent
this necessity, this notice is respectfully given.
BY order oil the Trustees.
THOS. A. GREENE, Sec'y.
Westborough, Oct. II, 1856. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-10

4. u. SPEAR, Indian Doctor,
d1y y No. 80 Beach Street, Boston, Mass.
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NRAND MEDICAL ESTABLISH
MENT
121 Main Sfrcef. w orcester.

The l0h0le need not physician but they that sick
voice from Natures Garden. nRS HILL JASEPH
.merly Of Boston and Providence, graduates from
scht oil of Nature, and independent Botanic Ply
sans; success is their Diploma Their Matera Medica
NATURES bouHdiess Hegefdble kin gdom. Tneir gem
a headquartersWorc Mass, where all orders
lst be addressed, to insure attention. Drs. Hill
9h will send their medicn any part of the Union.
The Doctors Medicines prepared expressly for the
Ifsuvtr ,,l..t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-10
, T.. HIBBA kD7S UELEBkArED WILD
n. CHERRY BITFERS

For Nervous Weakness aud General Debility.
Cough Is the bark Of the dog hat person of
pproaching Consumption. In most Of colds and
ughs, they arise from torpid of the liver and in
such cases the Wild Cherry Filters is he best thing
lat can be taken, and long and affective diseases may be
revented and cured by their timely use. Neuralgia.
ervous rheumatism spasms aintinR lassitude torpid
ate Of the liver finds certain and pleasant andote in
le Wild Cherry Biters For females it is particulsry
lapsed. and is a panacea
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80
ontbyt.hhoo
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his Is an age Of new thing among Sauch good there
uch humbag. Be not over anxious to be experiment.
a. For ten years have found my incidents to be
and efhcacious, and the public may rely that they
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-01-10

LNLAINE OIL 80 bbls Elaine OIL ia store and
NJ or sale bv a. y, a A. J. HOWE,
Woroaeter Rant Rlnnh
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NEwpUReH, july IL, lS4s.

.-l7--- NEWBJKGH, July II, Io4o.-
Mr. B. F. Hibbard Twas time troubled with Loss
n APPETITE and taintHess at the Stomach, which
culary distressing. advised by friends to
your Wild Cherry Biters did so; and before had
ed one BOTTLE found myself BETTER and before another
te was used, had gained my streng h, my appetite
IS good, and am now in good health, As sedatve,
tonic, think-in fact know they are not surpassed
anything have ever used.
Respectfully, SARAH HILDRETH.
Prepared and sold By HIBBARD & OSBORNE, No. 50
assau Street. New York, and sold by many of the deal
throughout the country.
/ ~ Frice, 81 per Bottle.
For sale BY JOHN Q. HILL, Sole Agent for Worcester
ass, and by dealers generally d1y mch11
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AGENTS OF HOUSES.

[ am prepared to cleanse VAULTS and DRAINS at
he shortest notice Apply ELLIOTT, 2s6 Main stres
to the subscriber on Newton St.
ss DOM Es FULLER
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NNRAPPING PAPER-Ail sizes and quali-
w lies, for sale a. low as can he bouQhf
BROOKS sFEARNs. = Front street
nR. - 5. FITCH'S HEART OANoRLoR
- sure remedy for all diseases OF the heart for sale
Moon GEO. Il. SPURRs, 2Ot Main street
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
iec2Si2v

truth. Hence the Jewish arch,ves cor
tain no writings Of . secular character
eotsmporaneous with the writings OF the
prophets, that throw light upon the pro-
grsss Of Developing manhood smong tho
nations.
The wars Of Egypt and Western Asia
threw into the south western portion Ut
Mediterranean Europe the luextlngu'shabie
sparks Of true genius. that kindled fame
which spread throughout the Peloponesus
with great rapidity, because nene of the re-
strainis OF established institutions and arhi.
,rary systems prevailed ,he.e 70 "ciush out
its life and vigor. Here also originated the
sublime doctrine that he rights and 'iber'
ties Of man were superior to the rights OF
Governors, and that government was more
. necessity than it was right - that il was
Necessary t. protect and secure mans IN
alienable rights, and that when it had ac'
| eomplished these results its powers were 10
/ longer 10 be exercised.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
THE DAILY IOWA STATE DEMOCRAT DAVENPORT. IOWA.

brought in quorum. The Chief CLERK
was on hand, but the Speaker still %.
sent. A number Of Hills were handed
in this afternoon, and one under con-
sideration before, relating to the proper
mode Of lev ying taxes on X. 3. Co@Fs,
MES was discussed at some length and
finally referred to Committee.
A Bill was introduced by Mr.. Barker
of Dubuque providing for the employ
ment ofRcporter for the Constitutional
Convention at their meeting in this
city this month. This Bill was laid
on the table. One or two bills Of .
local nature were also passed.
Tomorrow, it is to be hoped, We will
get fairly under way.
! noticed professor Sanders" and
Mr.. Barner, Of your City, as fresh arri-
walls this afternoon. A half score Of
new Reporters have also presented
Themselves. will mail Won printed
matter this evening and every day this
week you may look for something from
I MY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07


The present colored brethren Who
constitute the majority Of the Iowa
Legislature, have begun to get kinks
in their hair, and have commenced the
initiative Of passing laws calculated TO
give to the negro, the full and complete
rights and privileges as citizen, that
the white man enjoys. Laws have
been passed repeating the laws dep,i-
wing the negro Of the right Of testify
ing against white persons, and making
them citizens of the State with all the
rights and privileges except that of the
elective franchise. Wcsoon expect tosce
the "woollics" give another kink in then
hair, and break down all barriers to a
perfect political and social equality be-
tween the two races, preparatory tc
the revision Of the Constitution when
the work Of smalgamation is expected
to be completed, and the uay prepared
for some son Of Congo. lately escaped
from southern plantation, ascending
the gubernstorial stairway to take the
Executive Chair OF State.
Hereafter the State is TO become ,
lazar-honse for the floating cbon skin.
from the South, and every fifth cell n,
sss.sss"s ~ssisssrsceu ~ vne rusKy N
ced race.
There is nothing like a iudicious ex
ercisc Of the broadcast philanthropy, to
wards ''niggcrs." at the expense of III,
best Interests of the white races Tina
Is genuine Republicanism Of the mod
ern school. "A niger is as good as
white man" is a new doctrine and com
prehcnds amalgamation and all. Il,
these measures an open invitation !
given to all niggerdom, that Iowa i
the place for the colored gentry. an,
the result will be general rush to on
cities and towns OF swarms of these 90
cial dregs and Migrants.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

Serious efforts are made by the c;,i.
Gems Of Scott Comfy to divide the ST.,
Judicial District into smaller Districts
so that the accommodating eases ON the
dockcts in the several countie. compo-
sing the District may be disposed o,
in the life time Of sailors. All the
Counties included within the District
are unanimous in confessing the neces-
sity for change, and all desire a d..
vision, but there is one almost inscper-
able condition, which has until now
and probably will continue to prevent
any arrangement most suitable and de.
s'raoie, and that is respecting what
counties shall be encountered with the
present aimable but incompetent Judge.
No man in the State has better rem
tation for social virtues that Judge
Tuthill, but there are few lawyers dino
dare hazard their professional repTi.-
ton by affirming that he is competent
to discharge the duties Of his office As
they ought to be discharged.
There is but ono professional firm in
the District that is supposed to be
omnipotcnt with the Judge, and this
fact begets feelings Of jealousy, perhaps
not altogether without foundation. |,
is also notorious that the largest por-
ton Of the decisions Of the Judge thu.
have been carried from this County to
the Supreme Court for revision, have
been overruled as bad in law. This
fact has 20 weakened the confidence Of
the Bar, in his Judicial opinions, as to
desire in any change made in the Dis.
tricts, that Judge TuthilI be set of to
some other District.
This difficulty has thus far and NAV
continue to be . bar to division Of the
District An effort will be made to
erect Scott County into a Judicial Dis
trict BY ITSELF but this project will
probably fail Of success. We trust not.
but hope for il success.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
TIE NE W s.

BUCHANAN Co.. This. tho third county !
from the river, west Of Dubuque. had in !
lS47 o total vslueation Of SCI, 119. 10
1857, the assessment is over two mill. |
ons.
Afaeng lie towns Of much thrift, bu. |
less note, is "Fairbaaks" in the north
western part Of the county, Is miles
from the county seat and 80 miles from
Dubuque. Improved farms are worth
from $l0a25: prairie $4as: timber $lOa
80.
Forxp DEAp.-Wc learn from the Fl.
Dodge Sentinel, that q man was found
dead on the 22nd ult., abous one mile
east Of tina, place. marks OF sio-
lence perceptible and abou, $50 in mon
ey. His name is probably William +.
Smith uf Newark, Ohio.
QuAsQUEroN.- Buchanan CO., is situa-
ted on the Wapsipihicon river, whence it
derived its name from the Indian 'Quas-
quetuck,' or "Rapid Waters"
festival e, vas a Reunion 81
the sons Of New York. ut the Billings
House, keokuk on Christmas eve, at
, WuICu OcOs as tiCS'"Sus 80
sisted by Mayor Curtis and Ex-Mayor
Klbourne.
CAxANcuE.- The Register estimates
the number Of buildin. projected for next
sens n in Camanche (De Soto) Of three
hundred.
PowEsHiEK C.-votes on the 10Th OF
the present month, upon the question OF
subscribing 100000 to the Car;tal
Stock Of the NJ. & N. II. R.-The Mont
ezuma Gazette is pposei to the propo-
sition.
SERIOUS AccIDENr-We learned frcm
gentleman, yesterday, that very seri.
Gus accident occurred on the road be-
tween Mt. Pleasant and Fairfield. Sstur.
dav last. As the coach, containing sev.
en- passengers, was on it's way down frou
Fairfield, the driver was thrown from thu
siuug rue rtuu, urIngIng up against q
stump and upsetting the coach. Foul
OF the passengers were badly iuiprei. :
one gentleman. we understand, bad BIZ
shoulder dislocated. whic others wer
still more seriously damaged Burling
ton State G0>ef.e.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

neutrality-suspicious. Rice, Of
the Michigan Ce6tral K. 4, distributed
over two thousand turkeys among the
employees Of the Company, just be.
fQee Christnas. Corporations NAV
49, D6.aeulA kut naa ~ b ne
qnsa1ly i6und connected with them
Who 10 ahsast literally strsaksd viii
ssaseosity.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
GERMAN LESSONS,
I'm .4f1f lshnAnAa HInos

GERMAN LESSONS,
.iN .lsIfFnOOM Class
~ iDIES and cart emcn is NV forming VII.
~ VIII meet MIR. cBEIDs ~ ry afternoon b.e,wa
eta ip OF the banner, iai College corner Perry and
.. res The Ass Is open yet to receive more
intinh r. Tni ION e': $500 fsr 20 Lessons.
4 New Eevening Glass.
Ut ladies' aid Gentl III vii begn a new ours. #
lessons, n his No MAY Evening in The hall OF abe
Gel ia { las iiu e, 81 street, ao.,ve Brady II tet
Iiis c.asS is alss open Yet for other III NIB r..
TM4.icn Pee: q o. Tor ~ Lessons
On last Friday Evening the assem-, d class award
ed NJ hridc thr following
TESTIMONIAL:
We. tbs una Ysignai, hsyiHE witne sd tie mod
Uf teachlns tn. German language pursued by NJ,
Scheid', d, herewith snDno uncc that
NiLced Of the simplicity ease ohd CORE ctnr>s Of his
code. ual me- Il. D. kew.s Of his I"cultsr quslih-
cGious for hDstriiBg instruction. 1he majority of
the nndetsieue III enjoying his instfuci 1is, 10
certify hat perfectly SIT shed with Prog
rrss study, aud tx pI, sire in iecomu end
ins Mr. scHrIDE ~ this c.mmnui As faithful,
zea,ous aud successful teacher.
Dr. snp,', J,nrary Sd. 1851
Mr. X NJ $ And Sprorl Prof WIN Barr
Mrs /. : fyler &c iambrlte
Hannah WIigiev tIo Mccosh
Kate hammond B Bowlrs
Maiii ] Tow ley, N n Tyner,
Adelaide + Tosnl-y VI Liirs. N u;
Benz Welsh, Jt NJ L iie
A Cole, J,sT ii,rsu
The, 81 Wo,ril. EMO ore
WINS Ii HE. w.M.M IRIS jnnsd3,
WILLIAM DoorAS. WILLIAM STUMP.
attorney AZ LGic.
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vTaRted.

A n experienced Rookkaeper and . cool Penman IL
"A drsiFous VI finding -mrl smant either permanent
~ temporary. He viii pnt aud balance t-oks b,
double and single entry, make ont md collect &C.
COUNTS, % d copying, Ac, quickly ed cogrertly-
Terms nodssaae.
Addse.s. pess paid. 7. Z. Pest O1es.
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Normal Department.
This day Received

40 CASKS OF new ans fresh g. ods, in part
j 4 ~ IS follows. viz
100 haf che Is u Yogug H,son ard Imperial Teas,
y iiG rent aa"s.
aaiiyoice If 6 cases No. I Nu,uiegs.
70 00l superior cisais.
An invoice Of fine cut smoking and chewing t.
haccp.
lii dozen tine srit French, Common and IN. dunn
kerchiefs
Also, cases linen AMI colt ~ Thread
Also a large ass vt, ment ~ { locks
he ,l"rs are rsspccifnly requested 1, call and loo
- the aboye goods hey must he sold wiihou; q
lay a cover advances.
All kinds 81 M rchandise will be received on csr
signneii and cash adv nces made when required
II W MORRIS,
A., Ion AMI Commission Mer hauf
tef2It6t Send street, near Perry