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.inst.. ls57.~-
M Of John j. Jones, in the town
N Jefferson township, Jackson
fo, the northwest quarter Of the
v4uarte. of section twenty. .one, town
and range lS. containing thirty. sis
prs or less; also the north. east quarter
lh-west quarter Of section 81 town
oi range IL, containing thirty,six acres
less; also the south east quarter of the
~ quarter Of section l6 township 5, of
containing thirty.six acres more or
In Jefferson township, jackson
to be sold by me, as the executor
John Clark, dec eased. One third
rchase to be paid finland at the
IS made, one third in ear, and
IN two years with interest from
Eea payments, secured by ID
at or about o'clock,
HENSON, Executor
] ohm Clark, deceased.
s8T4w+
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TERMS TO CLUBS
Marietta and Cincinnati
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TIME CHANGED.

Opened to Athens, 1871 Miles East of
Cincinnati.
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Iold ,Tewelry

You who wish the latest style Of beautiful ant
neatly made shirt, call at the Eeople's Store ant
be accommodated for have large assortmen
on hands; besides large and fashionable stocE
of Collars DC,
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4 3 to provide for.the weighing Of
r heavy articles.
ordained by the Council of the
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NGW OtUCks
l. r SUTHERLAND has just returned from the
Queen City with large and complete stock
cash.
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Partition Notre.

Jan. IL, 1857. i3-3m
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II OTTERIES.-The well-known Maryland Con-
~ soldated Lotteries of which II. FRANCE Co. are
and commissioner electedb the people who is sworn
to superintend and certify that everything connected
with them is done in strictly honorable manner and
that the interests OF parties who reside at distance
sent at the drawing Another fact which the managers
call attention to- is that all persons have legal right
to send orders for tickets Maryland lotteries
legalized by special law in that State lottery is
drawn every day Of the month. If particular clcss
is named, orders are filed in the first drawing to take
place after the communication comes to hand. Tho
prices of tickets vary from 81 to geo. No tickets arc
however sent unless the money for the same is recev
ed with the order The drawings are upon the prin-
ciple Of one number each ticket (after the Havana
plan,) and Ternary combination. Prizes vary in
amount from $40 to 100000. All orders for tickets
or packages will receive prompt attention, and draw
ing mailed to all purchasers Immediately after tits
Address T. ii. HUBBARD 4 co.
No.39 Fsyettc st, or Box No. 40,
ian3 1Y baltimore, Marylan
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" o II III Il l. A ID Il y
Advantages, Use and Construction of the
ENnIDfu CITDDODTED

ENCIKULING SkIKI SUFFUKIEK.
The Encircling Skirt Supporter is composed of a
light covered spring, Of the best cast Steel temper
cd that may be bent, without injury TO suit the form
of the person. This spring cncircles the person lit
tie below the waist. Attached TO the spring plia
BILE pads, which rest upon each hip, and also prevent
the spring being forced against the body. The skirts
attached to the spring by hooks tape fastened
to the skirts. The skirts put and taken off with
the Supporter The Supporter may be worn close to
atop Of air beneath tho clotding which, in warm wea-
ther promotes health and comfort. -l
The above article is for sale at WHEAT0N'S Long
Room the Great Cheap Store corner of Miller and I'm
ion streets where also can be obtained Eccelsor Skirt
C6rd the best article brought into market for la
dies Skirts. Ladies, call and examine e above.
op95
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A MERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
R.H. EDDY, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

RH EDDY, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
O.irx AGENT or U. S. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON,
UNDER the Act OF 1870
&c STATE-STREET, Opposite kiby St BOSTON.
After extensive practice of upwards of twenty
years. continues TO Patents in the United States
also in Great Britain, France, and other foreign
tries Caveats, Specifications, Assignments and all
Papers Drawings for Patents, executed on liberal
terms, and with dispatch. Researches made into
American or Foreign works to determine the validity
utility of Patents or invcntions-and legal or other
advice rendered in all matters touching the Co
pies Of the claims Of any Patent furnished by remit
ting One Dollar Assignments recorded at Wash
ington.
but through inventors have advantages for securing
patents, asceraining the patentability Of inven
tons unsurpassed by, If not immeasurtbly superior
sa aro
SUCCEssFUL AT THE PHTENT OFFICE than the
subscriber; and as SUCCESS Is THE BEST PROOF
OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he would add
that at ,ther Office Of the kind the charges for
professional services so moderate The immense prao
ticc of the subscriber during twenty years past has
enabled him TO accumulate q vast collection of specf-
cations and official decisions relative TO patents These
besides his extensive library Of legal and mechanical
works and full accounts of the patents granted in the
United States and Europe, render him able, beyond
question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining pa
tents.
All necessity of journey to Washington, to pro.
patent and the usual great delay there are here
saved inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
"During the time occupied the Office of Commits
sioncr Of Patents r. ii. Eddy, Esq of Boston, did
business at the Patent Office, as Solicitor for procur
ing patents. There were few, IL any, persons acting
in that capacity, who had much business before the
Patent Office; and there who conducted il
with more skill fidelity and success. regard lIr. Ed
dy of the best informed and most sklful Patent
Solicitors In the United States and have hesitation
in assuring inventors that they cannot employ per-
son more competent and trustworthy, and more csps-
bic of putting their applications in form 20 secure
for them an ea,y and favorable consideration at thc
Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents"
PRESENT COMMISSIONER.
"AuGrsr IL, 1856. During the time have held the
Office Of Commissioner of Patents, II. IT, Eddy, Esq
Of Boston, has been extensively engaged in transact
ion Of business with this Office as solictor. lie IS
thoroughly acquainted with the law and the rules OF
practice Of the Office regard him ~ one Of The sost
capable and successful praciisners with whom have
hsA slicial intercourse. ChAf. hASON,
Csnmissisuer u Patents."
Bsstsn, Jasunry !, 1901. jm3 1y
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his cough and made his breathing easy his sleep is
sound At night his appetite returns, and with il his
strength The dart which pieeced his side is broken
Scarcely any neighborhood can be found which has
not some living trophy like this to shadow forth the
virtues which have won for the CHERRY PEcroRAL an
npcrishsble renown. Nay, it accomplishes more by
prevention than The countless colds and coughs
which it are the seed which would have ripened
into dreadful harvest of incurable diseases. Infu
cnza, Group, Bronchitis, Hoarsencss, Plcurisy, Whoop
ing Cough and all rritatons of the throat and lungs
easily cured by the CHERRY PEcroRAL if taken in
season. Every family should have il by them, and
they will find it invaluable protection from the in
sidious prowlcr which carries off the parent sheep
from many flock, the darling lamb from many
home.
Prepared by Or. J. C. AVER, Practical and Ans
lytcal Chemist Lowell, Mass and sold by all Drug
gsts everywhere. o3l-im
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IS COLES HOTEL "-wARREN, II. l..

M>> The subscriber, formerly proprie-
&nNxb tor Of the "CoMMsRcIAL House." in
80 ssf Warren, respectfully informs his
friends and the public that he has ar
ranged TO conduct "CoLK's HoTEL." He hopes to
maintain, by liberal management and assiduous atten-
ton 10 the comfort of his patrons the ancient reputa
ton of this we'll known establishment for those qual
ties desired by both transient and permanent customs
ers No pains will be spared to this end, and with
the which he is able to offer, and the
scale upon which his table will be supplied, ho looks
confidently for reasonable remuneration and the salts
faction Of guests.
Excellent Stabling is connected with Che establish
ment and the Railroad Depot 10 in the immediate Vi
cinity The attention Of travellers and others is re-
spccifully invited to this Hotel.
JOHN +. CRUMP, Agent.
Warren Au0uat 8. 1887.
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TURNER 4 co. would call the attention of their
customers and others to their very large stock o.
Shawls and Mantillas. We are now prepared to show
200 Shaws, comprising all the different styles of Cash.
mere real Stella, printed bordercd Stella, Thibet and
black Silk Shawls. Also 80 black silk and More An
tquc Mantllas all OF which will be sold at the lowest
prices, at the Unrivalled Cheap Store of
apo TURNER co. South Watcr-st.
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1llsllrallte.

A LFRED Ii. GARDNER, Agent foI the
n Providence MUTUAL FIRB INSURANCE COMPANY,
Providence, X. l.
PAwTUcKrT MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
s3toyls Pawtucket. II. l.
STATE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
- co. of Providence, r. /. Incorporated by the lie.
gslature of the State of Rhode Island January 1856
Will insure against loss damsge by fire. upon dwell
ling houses, and other buildings|not hazardous Also
upon personal property, favoraby situated, upon
reasonable terms as other Offices.
DIRECTORS.
Wanton Vaughan, A. M. Kimball, Hiram Hill,
Cyrus Fisher Daniel Martin Frcd'k Burgess,
David Millard, Albert NJ. Stokes, Josiah Whitaker,
Harvey +. Payton, Henry Whitman, David Balllou,
l.. ID. Littlefeld, ii. b. browne, Philip B. Stness,
CYRUS II. FISHER, President
SILAs II. KENYON, Secretary.
CmRIsTopHER X. DRowNE, Treasurer.
ELBRIDGE G. WHEATON, Agent
nl5 1y WARREN, X. I.
1NRANRLIN MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
u ANCE COMPANY No. 5, Bank Of Com
nlcrce Building, Providence, II. /. Insure against
loss or damage by Fire for the term of seven years,
on buildings, and in a separate class for the term Of
six years on household furniture.
DIREcToRs--Willam Foster, Amos ID. Smith, Jo-
soph +. Gilmore, David Sisson A. B. Dixie, Earl r. Ma
son, A. G. Barstow, Daniel +. Carpenter, Thomas
Stead, William NJ. Bailey John f. Chaplin Albert s..
Gallup, Thomas j. Hill, Lucius Weaver, George G..
Nightingale, Benjamin b. Adams, Enoch Stcerc, Ed
ward ID. Pcarcc, Alexander Duncan, Simon Henry
Greene, and Richard J. Arnold.
WILLIAM FOSTER, President.
JOSEPH ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
Applications for insurance received by EZRA NJ.
MARTIN, agent for this town. mh9
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WILDER's PATENT .sALAMANDER

WILDEK'S PATENT SALAMANDEIt
W. SAFES-Notice is hereby given to the pub
longer manufactures this Ssfe. The undersigned arc
prepared to furnish from their man,factory this
"world renowned" Fire and Burglar proof Safe, with
the best Powder proof Locks, Of any size, from $50
upwards. The world wide reputation Of "Wder's
Saamandcr Safc" together with the thousands Of
tcates in it's favor aei fires have occurred render it
useless for the subscribers to multiply words in it's
favor No merchant, bank, mechanic, or tradesmsn Of
any kind, should for moment delay providing them
selves with one of these Safes.
Depot 122 Water street, near Wall street, New
York.
B G.. WILDER & CO.,
iy1stf ratentees and Manufacturers.
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Warren, July 10, !
AQUIDNECK HOUSE.
PELHAM ST.. NEWPORT, II.

A 6eA,-O AQUIDNECK HOUSE.
&gsaf>srkS PELHAM ST., NEWPORT, II. T..
~ fhtETI4M THE subscriber, proprietor of the
@84=&s&5 above establishment, respectfully in
forms his friends and the public that it is open for the
reception of guests during the ole year. and that he
will be pleased to furnish them heretofore with the
comforts and conveniences of a well-ordered Hotel
He is happy to know that his efforts to meet their
wants have not been unappreciated
Situate, as the "AoUIDNECK is, in an airy and con-
venien location, it offers inducements to visitors to
Newport, either for pleasure business and nothing
will be wanting his part to afford them that satis
faction which his experience enables him to compre
hend and secure.
n2Gtf PHILIP RIDER.
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TITLE, BROWN a. co.'s EDITION

II TITLE, BROWN a. CO.'S EDITION
IL OF THE BRITISH POETS, comprising the wri.
tngs Of all the English Poets from Chsussr 10 Hood
historical and biographical, by A. Chslmers Il. S. A.,
comprising the Taller, Spectator, Guardian, Rambler
Adventsrer, World, Connoissour, Ider Mirror Loun-
GER Observer, asd LOCKER On, in 80 vols, the exact
style aud size Of Little. Brown Cos Edition Of The
British Poets, for sale BY
GEORGE IT. WHITNEY,
o11 Westminster street, Providence.
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NOM nj Nj Il RCI IAL HOT Il l. Z.

90 nj Nj Il r. AL III OF Il l. :.
" WARREN, II. !.
rus~O The subscriber bAvng leased the
&~tl above popular establishment, has put
Mifi|KiaH it in excellent order for the reception
&j1ef14sTG of company, and has added TO its ca
much experience in catering for the enjoyment Of
guests he is enabled to provide for their comfort in
manner which, he trusts will be wholly satisfactory
TO the patrons Of his present enterprise and he will
supplied with the best qualities Of seasonable viands
his and their furniture will be kept in the most
unexeeponable condition, and the attendance will al
ways be prompt and good.
Ap excellent stable adjoins the premises, which arc
in t4S~entraf portion ofthe town, within moments
reach OF the Railroad Depot thus being IN immediate
communication with Providence and Bristol three
times daily.
With these advantages, and with the determination
of the subscriber to please he hopes to receive gtso
hare of the patronage which he respectfully solicodl
JOHN q. DAVIS.
Warren July 10, 1887. jy1s
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VXHITE MARSEILLES, &c.-Just rccciv
w cd from Boston, at Long Room, lot of white
Marseilles for Basques Also another lot Of that real
English Buff for Basques &c. Linen and cotton Erin
ges and Headings for trimming Basques Busters and
Children's Capes All for sale cheap, at the Great
Cheap Store, corner OF Miller and Union streets.
iyl5 Il. c. WHEATON,
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". DIR. PRESTON DAY,

nENTISTRY DIR. PRESTON DAY,
~ would respectfully inform the inhabitants Of
operation on the TRnrI in rhe most approved manner.
Plate and Pirot Teeth set in the neatcst and most du
rable manner Particular attention paid to the
ton of Irregularities in the Teeth Of young persons
Work done with despatch and warranted to give sats-
action
Tooth Brushes, Tooth Powder and Dental Medicines
constantly on hand.
Church streets. iylS
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mn, MERCHANTS. CLERKS. HG0k;KEEpERs
LI or intending become SUCH should ea nt once.
ulkS those new pocket Hand Books emitted now To
,eci,iy HOW rO 30 BUSINESS" Pocket Guide to
knccess In Life Choice of pursuit with Legal and Com,
,nercai Forms Price c,n-musn 81 cents One dollar VIII
pay for the in paper sp in one large handsomey
viii be
tnec prepaid by FowEs WELLS. Ss broadway New York.
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1flisrcllnllcons.
DILLS OF LADING AND PROTEST
I'D BLANKS for sale at this office.
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBAC-


Tobacco Commission Merchants liz Front street, New
York, receive regularly direct from the Virginia man
ufcturers, Tobacco Of the most approved brands ant
have always in store full assortment Of the various
qualities Of lbs, halfbs, 5s, SIS, los and 32s., which
they offer for sale accommodating terms and in lots
to suit purchasers. iylstf
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Mlistfllallcous.


TX AND 20 GALLON CAULDRoNs, for
os JAMES GARDNER SON.
CLAPBOARDS.-Ju received 5000 Planod
OH EZRA NJ MARTIN.
DRiTTANIA TEA-POTs-A new sssort-
ID ment comprising some elegant patterns, just re-
OH A. BRAMAN, Church street.
NOTHING TO SAY, a Slight Slap at hoboc-
IN ratio Snobbery which has Nothing to DO with
Nothing to Wear, by Q. K Phsnder Doesticks, p. B.
GEORGE II. WHITNEY,
ol7 Westminster street, Providence.
MEMORABLE SCENES in FRENCH
Nl HISTORY, from the era of Cardinal Richeleu
to the present time, embracing the prominent events
of the last three centuries by Samuel NJ Smuckcr.
Homestead by the Hillside, Lena Rivers, etc, for
sale by GEORGE ii. WHITNEY,
o.4 Westminster street, Providence.
IHALL AND WINTER GOODs FROM
u NEW Y0RK.--TURNER 4 co. have received
this week from New York good assortment of useful
and desirable DRY GOODS, which they disposed
to sell at small advance to PAYING customers, either
for cash or the usual credit.
We wish il distinctly understood ttat we do not
wish to charge our goods to individuals who, when
requested to pay their accounts, will reply that it is
all they do 80 i've and that they cannot pay their
bills We now have in our mnd number Of per-
sons who have made this lame apology, when no
change has taken place in their circumstances since
the bill was contracted, and who seem disposed to
large their accounts while declaring their inability
to pay.
We are expected to pay our bills and can only do
by declining to sell our Goods TO those who will
not pay us i'm q reasonable time.
We now have fine assortment of STAPLE AND
FANCY GOODS, which We shall be happy to exhibit
to our customers and the public generally, and We as
sure them that will give them large quantity OF
Goods for a small amount of money. olo
DUILDING LOTS AT GREENwOOD
Id vILLAGE.-The Lots at this delightful village.
arc offered to the public at the low price Of
$25, GIG, sc $40 EACH
According TO LOCATION.
AZ buildings are being erected, this 10 one q
the best investments offered to the public ans
will pay 10 per cent the outlay besides the gift x
the Homestead.
The buildings now erecting, and those contracted
for, are dwelling houses, carpenters shops, jewsry
manuacory, and Steam Engine, 40 horse power
with rooms TO let.
Situated as these lots arc, they secessibls by
railroad other conveyance, nj any time Of the day
Il being not over twenty minutes ride fron the frsvi
dence Depot.
The payments can be msdo a. follows: sS al Ne
tne ofpurchasng, and The balance in enc year
Psts Pamphlets, &c, OF the property, can be ohass
si al the Office of PHILIP A. MARKS, Previdsse.,
n Of R0BBhT KINE1evTT, warren n. l. iyev
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CLAPBOARDS.-Ju received 5000 Plancd
" Clapboards, lor sale cheap for cash by
oil EZRA N. MARTIN.
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TX AND 20 GALLON CAULDRONS. for
Io sale by ,,,,vs o.nnvrn Gov
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V>HROUGH A TRIAL OF MANY Yea

ugn every nation OF civilized men, AY-
ER's CHnRRY PEcToRAL has been found
to afford more relief aud to cure more
cases of pulmonary disease than any
other remedy known TO mankind. Ca
ses of apparently scttled consumption
have been cured by it, and thousands
of sufferers who were deemed beyond
the reach of human aid have been
restored to their friends and use
fulness, to sound health and the enjoy
ment Of life, by this all-powerful anil.
dote of diseases Of the lungs and throat.
Here a cold had settled on the lungs.
The dry, hacking cough, the glassy eye,
and the pale, thin features Of him who
wa. lately lusiy and strong, whisper to
all but him, CONSUMPTION. Ho tries ev-
crything; but the disease 10 gnswing at
his vitsls, and shows its fatal symptoms
rkaA Nj Ii. f.,.
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DATENT CORDAGE MANUFACTORY.
FORTE WARE ROOMS

have constantly on hand and for sale good sssort
ment Of IIallctt, Davis Co.'S Psnofortes, and Car
hsrts Meodcons. These Instruments are equal TO, il
not superior to any in the American market and have
the preference by Ness Gottschak, Mason Satcr and
many other eminent artists ! will sell at a fdsr
price, and guarantee every Instrument TO give satsac
ion, but cannot expect public patronage unless the
bovc ara facts.
HENRY BAKER,
Harmony Hall, 80 Broad St, Providence, RI
Al Warren, will refer TO Prof N. s. johnson and
msssrs. George H. Brown Co. Orders left for tu-
ming and repairing with George ii. Brown a Co shall
be faithfully attended N. jy1sH
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DRsTTANIA TEA.POTS-A new essort-
ID ment, comprising some elegant patterns just re-
csived and for sale BY
OFT H. A. BRAMAN Church street.
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A Il COST-All my Summer Goods will be offered
N at Cost for Cash. and all other Goods will be sold
at the very lowest prices Please call and see them
and be convinced that No. Aliens Corner is the
place to buy the most Goods for your money.
iy25 ALFRED BARTON.
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NTBNTAL PHILOSOPHY, including the In
INl tellect, Sensibitiss and VIII, by Joseph Ha-
ven, Professor in Amherst College, for sale by
George III. WHITNEY,
oil Westminster street, Providence.
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Dcrflnmcrp ou1 4fle0irillss.
HERE Is ANOTHER NO uuMRuG =

III The BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS, q
fresh supply Of this excellent article just received at
Long Room, the Great Cheap Store corner Miller and
Union streets.
This BGln il used for identifying the complexion
and removing all TAM PEPLss and FRKcKLEs Ii is
also superior article for SHAVING and CLsAEsrye THE
TsErH, both artificial and natural.
The use OF the article il said to have proved to the
infant and youth, luxury, antidote and cure OF
diseases; and the advertiser knows of a case in which
this article gave immediate relief where eruption of
the skin had become painful.
Directions for using it envelopes every bottle.
ag2 Il. G.. WHEATON.
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GILKS AT LONG ROOM--Thc balance of my
- stock of Summer Dress Silks will be sold cheap to
close out. Those in want of bargain in this line of
Goods, will do well to call at the Great Cheap Store
corner of Miller and Union streets.
jy15 IL. G. WHEATON,
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NOTHING TO SAY, Slight Slap at hoboc-
IN ratio Snobbery. which has Nothing to DO with
Nothing TO Wear, by Q. K Philander Doesticks, p B.
For sale by
GEORGE II. WHITNEY,
OH 3 Westminster street. Providence.
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TOUvEN's INODOROUs PREPARA-
eD TION for cleaning Kid Gloves. by means Of this
economical article Kid Gloves may be easily cleaned
without causing them 70 retain any odor. supply
received and for sale by
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rg~o TRAVELLERS AND HOUsEKEEP-
II ERS-Carpet Bags aud Trunks Of different sizes.
for sale al Long Room, corner OF Miller and Union
''ss'' sss E,G. WHEATON.