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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-17
Singers Sc wing Machines.

The great reputation Singers Sewing
Machines is founded on tn e fact, that they
are perfectly adapted to every variety of
work. aDG that each one 0fthem kept En-
plOye will earn not less than
One Thousand Dollars a Year,
All persons desiring full and reliable
information about these machi nes-sizes, +,
prices, mode Of pure Dg ,&c-can obtain
it by applying, by letter or otherwise for
a copy Of l. Nj. SINGER q CO.'S GA
ZETTE, a beautiful Pictorial Paper, en-
tirely devoted to Sewing NJ ac him Ell interests
1t will be sent gratis.
Locai AGENTS
Wanted in every Town in the United
States, to whom liberal ind ucements are
offered.
N B.-We have made arrangements
with NAM editors and pu Fishers Of news
papers highly profitable and satisfacto-
ry to hen and wish to make simi liar con-
tracts with every new spaper and magazine
n the country. For full particulars ad-
dress
/. N. SINGER & CO.,
3m--S00 S2S Broadway, \. York.
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UMFS S.

There isno branch of MedicalScience so neg
l.ctpd as ba Il a nd corrupt ilumors: ltumOrs pro-
,,nce Catarrh: humors produce Sore Throat; Hu.
mors nroduce Bronchitis and bronchial Alice
lions. Uumors produce the all gone feeling at
,be stomach Now teese each aud all combine
iead directly to CONSUMPTION. Now here is a
r,uedy Nv Nedicineswill cure you, (not one.
hut a number y for mark no one medicine cures
cyeryIhing A ~ eat difference in disease grows
on, Of the constitution OF the patient To illus
trote take Consum ption Thereis-ist Chronic
Cnusumption I'd Acute o. Swift Sd Febrile Al
cbil ldhood: 9th. Latent Consumption. N"w who
rnuld think OF curing all these with one remedy,
No honest Ian. As with Consumption, so with
i,umor> and p II other Chronic Diseases.
IN the Athlete say my Remedies are Purely
yec,table They are Nature Remedies and act
Ia Harmon, with Natures Laws. and they act
With a certainty. Thty are hprmiess hccause
thny act in Harmony with Natures Laws to assist
Natnre n her struggle as.inst dis'ase Therefore
thp ratiert cannot takr them without q decided
hrnrft yop that have direFS". COME 7 viii
,,li Won inst how you are--w hat your disease -
with nv suvie remsiit ,tat Htr given Up 90 iir
oUNSUMpTtoN ne Cured IUNOfs CAN
Bf CUPED! =
ss-Nedirius sent TO my part of the country
,ay5ressiuy T. - TrWLF. y D.
No $50 ilr'li-st.. Providence. Z 7
n B.---A,,istters must contain "a" "t more pos
tage stamps TO insure attention.
Come and see the prctcr. Advire free.
0fBcr hours lr,lu = TO TOO. ~ aod from to =.
M one No .lD 81 -.n.-'. 2tl
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-17

PcMslietOM 4 Go.
ARE receiving weekly from the marts of
DRY GOODS,
among which are some most beautiful
DRESS GOODS,
ofsilk, wool and cotton
DO Il S TICS
the most extensive assortment
of brown and bleaehed goods in hisvillage.
g X OC f. Il + S,
consisting Of choice black and green Teas,
Old Government Coffee, pure article, re :
oeived in the original packages.
SU AR S,
half dozen kinds. Molasses Of superior
quality.
Hardware, Crockery and Glass Ware.
The best of family Flour, Rice, and Corn
Starch for puddings. Layer Haisins
Corn, Oat Meal and Provinder All oil
which, please call and examined
PENDLETON & co.
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Dr. kA. III. FarnIsam's
ORRIS AND CHARCOAL
TOOTH PASTE.

pREPARED expressly for mis- practice-a
4 preparationc ncombining all theproperties
necessary for . general dentrifce. 1t gives
10 the teeth heautiiui and brilliant polish,
and is excellent to cleanse and heal snonan
and diseased gums. II possesses aIkulir,
properties sufficient todostroy the pa,sit;cal
anlmaculQI which infect the teeth OF almost
every person tas shown by experiment..
and for diseniectng the breath. CLEANSING
the mouth and polishing the teeth it is the
best preparation in the market.
Price 25 cents. Sold at his Office. by
j. IL. Potter, druggist; and by C.H.Den.
ison
DR., he's also nicearticle of Tooth
Brush cf:or sale at his Office
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-17
Trees! Tre es

THE citizens of Westerly and the public
generally will find atthe
RIVER BEND NURSERY,
a valuable stock of Trees, Shrubs and Plants
over 10000 in number-of Apple, Pear,
Cherry Plum, Peach, Ounce, and Ornamental
Trees, a choice collection of towering Shrubs,
Roses, Peonies, &C., &c. The above Nursery
is within one hour anda half ride ofStonington
or Mystic Trees may be removed to the above
places from the Nursery and set out the same
day. The advantage of which willbeapparcnt
TO all tree growers.
Alwaysselect your wnt rees, whenpractica.
bic. when not, address TAYLOR,
oO4 RiverBend Nursery Westerly, Il Il.
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HATH md STRENGTH
DR.. $. q. Richardson's :
sherry Wine RirsPr~.

rs the best Medicine ever used for spring
i and Summer complaints. 1t has been
more libarally patronized than any other
ever established in this country. tits the
same Richardson's Btters which has restor-
ed so many invalidsto health Throughout the
New England States during the past thirty
years.
B.-Bewareof imitation scaled Sher-
ry Wine Bitters. The genuine have fac
simile of my signature upon the outer en-
velope ForSale by Druggists everywhere,
and at my office, No. 81 Hanover street,
Boston. 3m' 279l
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1858-02-17

II lARRISON'S

Cologne,
Lip Salve,
Cold Cream,
Magnolia Tablets,
Magnolia Balls,
Hair Depilatory,
Philocome,
Beef Marrow,
Almond Soap,
Floating Soap,
Brown Windsor Soap
Flavoring Extracts,
Coloring Extracts.
Extracts for the Handfs,
Tooth Paste,
Aromatic Cachous,
Fuming Pastiles,
and
Red,
Blue and
Black
Inks,
By POTTER & CHAMPLIN,
Druggists and Chemists.
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THE subscriber would respectfullyin
form the citizens StoningtoI andneigh
boring towns, that he keeps constantly
on hand a large assortment OF American
and Italian Marble, for Tomb, Tablets,
Monuments, and Grave stones made to
order, in every shape and form, at his
Marble Yard in Stonigton boroue ~ h ere
he offers any thing in the marble line
for sale as low as can be purchased n
theNew England states Tn osf in wG1nT
OF the eahoye articles. .willdo we'll to- call
and examine for themselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
All orders, either by letter or other
wise promptly attendcdto andfaithtully
executed. 4 share Of tbepuLlic patron
ageis respectfully soliciicd
Particular attention paid to the set
ting of Monuments. Tombs, Tables and
GRAY stones, sold from, his Yard
ORRIN DOTY.
Stonington, March Sth, 1856.
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Uerrins's Patent Champion

FlRE.PROoF SAFES,
NTITH Halls PATENT POWDER
w PROOF LO'KS--the same that
were awarded separate Medals at the
Worlds Fair london. 1851 and the
worlds Fair, New York, 1883; and are
the only American Safes that wereawlrded
Medals at the London worlds Fair.
These Safes are now admitted to lie su-
perior to any ever offered to the public;
and the subscribers challenge the world to
produce an instance OF these Sa fes failing
to preserve their contents through the
hottest fires, or burglar iekiog the
lock.
The subscribers and their agents are
the only persons n authorized to makeand
sell Iierrings Patent Champion Safe with
Halls Patent Powder.ProGt Locks.
S. G. HERRING & CO.,
Green Block, 1876. 1877 aud l39 Water
st and 25l Broadway, cor. Of Murray
St., New York.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-20
NO. GOO.
r. e MONKEY 4 nd Tho Howl.

The cook Of a French nobleman whose
chateau is in the south Of France, had a
monkey which was llowcd tho free range
of the kitchen, and which wac so inteIli-
gent, that 10y pretty severe trainiug his
natural propensity to mischief had been
subdued, End he was even taught to per-
form certain useful services, such as pluck
ing fouls, for instance, at which he was
unco only expert.
Ono fine morning, n pair of patridgcs
was given to tho monkey to pluck. Tho
creature to,k them TO an opcn widow
of the kitchen which looked directly upon
the park, and went to work with great
dilcgincc. Ho soon fnishc done, which he
laid on the outer edge Of the window, AMI
then went quietly on with the other A
hawk, which had been watching lis pro
cocdings from ncighboring tree, darted
down upon the plucked partridge and in a
few minutes was up in the tree, again gree
Oily devouring his prey. Tho consterna-
ton Of thc monkey at this untowarl ad.
venture may DO easily imagined. He know
hs wSg} yPp be severely whpsaffa fas ,4Rpr it,
some moments when suddenly bright
thought struck him, Selling tho remain
ing p,tridge he went to work with great
energy and stripped off the feathers Ho
then laid it on the edge just where he
placed tho other, and closing ono Of tho
shutters, concealed himself behind it.
The hawk, which by this time had fin.
shed his meal, very soon swooped down
upon tho partridge; bat hardly had his
claws touched tho bird when tho monkey
sprung upon him from behind the shutter.
The hawks head WAS instantly wrung, and
the monney with triumphant chiekle
proceeded to strip off the feathols. This
done, ho carried tho two plucked fowls to
his master, with confident and self.satis-
fed air, which seemed to say: "Here are
two Birds, sir. just what you gave me-"
What tho cook said ON finding one of the
patridges converted into hawk is more
than wc arc able to tell.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-20
A New State. Ontonagon.

The prolific North West is apparently
about to give birth TO another member
of the American family of States. We
may expect soon to welcome the advent
Of little atrangcr on tho borders Of our
greatest lakc. It is proposed in short, that
tho portion Of Michigan lying west of
Lake Huron. between Lake Michigan and
Superior, and known as Upper Peninsula,
shall be Joined with tho northern part Of
Wisconsin, bordering upon Lako Superior.
The two TO constitute now State, boar
ing the title Of Ontonagon.
This movement originates in the right
quarters. Michigan passed legislative ro-
solves last year recommending tho project,
and similar resolutions arc now about to be
adopted by tho Legislature of Wisconsin.
Tho Constitution Of tho United States
provides that mo now State shall be form
ed or erected within the jurisdiction Of
any other State, nor any State be form
ed by the junction oftwo or moro States,
or parts of States, ,oithout the consent Of,
the Legis 'ature of the States concerned
as well as Of The Congress. 1t will, in this
case, only remain to obtain tho consent OF
Congress, that of "Lhc States concerned"
being proffcrod in advance.
Ontonagon is to have for its extreme
southern boundary, line drawn from the
Mcnomince river, near its mouth on Green
Bay, westerly till such limo intcrsects the
estcrn boundary of Wisconsin, near Hud.
son, on the St. Croix river This line
will not DO far from tho 45th parallel OF
latitude. 49,,
The new State will thus contain 10000
square miles, nearly equal to tho area OF
New York. 1t will embrace tho cTtiro
southern coast Of Lake Superior, aud in.
clule the rich mineral region which stretch
cs along the vast inland sea There is nj
ready population Of 10000, which Is
rapidly increasing, in the territory refcrct
to. These people arc anxious to have a
government Of their own, finding them
selves cut of by tho popularity OF thci
location, and pursuits, from communica
ton with Wisconsin or Michigan. Unlcs
Congress should interposc objections, which
cannot reasonably b. apprchcndcd, VIC Sc
no cause why the new Estate Of Ontona
gon" should not speedily take her place
as an independent member of the, Union
IN. Y. Tunes.
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RetrenchmOnt.

The Time are not exactly sunny. .I
My friends oil swear they've got no money.
And each one crOaks like Rudgos raven,
And grimly goes with chin unshaven;
And IL you with bankrupt horror,
And say theA are retrenching,"
They ore. Theses Jones that artless sinner,
Who told me that ce'd cut of his dinner:
Yet still he takes his usual tipple;
His mstning gin his cocktails tipple
Still doee he chew his filthy ration,
Still dose he smoke his long" plantation"
And this he calls rcuehching."
There's Snooks, who swears with comic choler
lie lievs upon daily dol.or, -
Butqu!te fOrgets Copay's party,
Az which he suffered" at ecarte;
Nor recollects the game Faro
lie plads with Count !.ilibullcro-
And this he ls"rctrenchng.
Therh's Brown, who takes you clean swept cr-
ossing
TO save his boots, INN aculate CLOSING.
But when the sweeper, thin and taitercd,
lmplorcs from him the usual penny,
Brown swears The lies) he hasn't any
Aud this he calls 'retrcnching."
There's Mrs. Ararat-deuce take her
She clips upon her poor dress maker;
Insists on paying quarter prices,
Because she says" here's s such a crisis
And drives the girl-.well, only Heaven
Can tell to what she muy be driven
~ ''''~s a. S-'''ss .~s.~'.~"''''o'
what ts:retrenchingi" that's the question
Problem difficult Of disguestion;
For have found that ev'ry she or he
Lays down widely diflerenr theory.
Here's mire-drawn out with extra fabor--
Preceding economy 10 your nelghbor
ls what is called retrenchiDg.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-20

EH- An editor out west (Eddyville
Commercially gives the following account
Of his compositors. Il /.
"Therc il Willie, only fourteen years of
age--and small at that-at his stand, de-
ciptcrlug- Ills manuscript and putting into
type. Willie is fully equal to tho boat
hand that has ever boon in the Office, be-
ing both speedy and accurate compositor
and is besides postal generally, as to tho
news and business of the paper. -
And there is Harriet rs neat rs new
pm, busily engaged over n tclcgraphic
dispatch, occupying another stand, on q.
high stool to mako her high enough-she
is ten years Of age.
Near her is her ittlo sister Ettic, who
is two years younger, puzzled of some
hard word, " hich Willie explains to her
satisfaction and goes ahead with new alae-
ritz.
In tho conner en- a very high stool, is
littlo Fred setting up the latest news from
Kansas, proud Of tho dignity Of his profes
sion. Ho is but about six years Of age.
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Scraps from Henry ward Beechers scr-
. ITO mons.

Scraps from Henry Ward Beechers scr-
In this world, full often, our joys arc on
~ the tender shadows which our sorrows
cast.
In this world it is not what wo take
up, but what We giss up, that makes Us
rich.
The fact that nation is growing, is
Gods own charter 10 change.
The call TO religion is not a call to be
better than your fellows, but ;" be better
than yourself. Religious is relative TO the
individual.
The superfuous blossoms on fruit tree
arc meant to symbolic tho largo way in
which God loves to do pleasant things.
A lie always needs n truth for a han
die to it, else tho hand will cut itself
which sought to drive it home upon an.
oth.r. The worst lics therefore, arc those
whose blade is false, but whose handle is
true.
When man unites with tho church, hc
should not come saying al am SO holy
that think must 90 in among the
saints" but, 20 bretheren, find l am so
~.., ...ss. ,'.N..-., ------.->-
lone; SO, il you can help mo, open the
door and lot mo enter"
The man that carries lantern in dark
night can havo friends all around him,
walking safely by the help Of its rays, and
he not dcfrauded. So he who has tho
God-giscn light Of hopo in his breast can
help on many others in this world 3 dark
ness, not TO his own loss, but to their pre-
cious gain.
Tho abbetors of slavery are weaving
the thread in tho loom, but God is adjust
ing the pattern. They are asses harpessed
to tho chariot Of Liberty, and, whether
they will 60 or no, must draw it on.
Going into village at night, with the
lights cleaning on each side of the street,
i: some houses They will be in the base
ment and nowhere else, and in Others in
the attic and nowhere else, and in others
in some middle chamber; but IN no house
will overy window CLEAN from top to bot
tom. So it is with mems faculties Most
of them are in darkness. One shines here,
another thore; but there is no m an whose
soul is luminous throughout
have heard men teach that God has
a right to glorify himself, and to appropri-
ate everything to his own dclight--a doc
trine which is shocking, and which repre-
sents him as living as in almighty selfish
ness. Can we believe that ho sits, self
poised, in eternity admiring his own per.
fections and singing his own joys, when
against this, with regard to man, tho
whole Bible Eliminates.
1t is neither the vote nor tho layin :
on of hands that gvos men the right to
preach. Ones own heart is au! hority.
If one wishes to, and can, let him, throul h
all church courts forbid. If he cannot
preach to edifcation, he is not authorized,
through all the ministers in CE ristendom
ordain him. Any one who has hell in
him, that, ringing, will ring with "Ho-
linffs TN t9 the Lord" is a preacher.
Raphaels, what would you think TU' -
only the head uncovered, and then only
the eyes, and so on, until all the features
had been separately scent Could you
gain true idea of the picture as whole
Yet this is tho way men look at the p ic-
turc of Christ in tho Gospels, reading a
few verses and notices here and there,
and never considering the lifo in its whole.
ness and harmony.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-20

re- Tho Boston Post is responsible
for the following: "The wind was blow
ing gale. AS passed. tho corner Of
Winter and fremont SITS, noticed crowd
Of persons looking upward. | fonnd my
old friend Mr.. Brown in tho midst.-all
eyes wero eentercd upon his observation.
At length smart Yankee stepped up to
him and asked. "iNhat is it sir "What
is III" Nothing; oh, nothing, my friend
i was only looking to see how high the
mind ,st"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-20

AetE.-I beg to inform IBIS dat qui
cito dat" that any person suffering from
ague win, by taking tho following, find
that the shivcring fits becomes less aud
less severe, till they vanish. Tho pre-
scription must DO taken for fortnight af-
ter tho euro has been effected, and Il must
be gradually discontinued. Burnt coffee
without milk. OF. TO s,cz, water, made
as coffee usually is; use no sugar, but &C
idulate il lemon Juice stain The above
mrst be taken escrv day. Eve hours before
tho fits commcnce.-[A Lincolnshire Rec
tor
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-20

satiaday m0Adug,,Tahs ald aal6dlIR r IRawau-diad on
clok. Tho following from letter in the
Albany Ar6"s given glimpse Of tho rul-
ing passion, stilP strong in death: -
The picture of his dying chamber is affac-
ting, yet characteristic. He clung to his
labors to tho last. Dovoured by cancer;
which was gradually eating out his strength
he worked as long as he coulc wright, thcn
dictated to an amanuensis; and two days
before his dracb, when he was unable to
move. continued to whisper to his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Jones, his dictation Of tho clos.
ing chapters, and his corrections of the
proof sheets which she repeated aloud 10
her husband, who wrote down the words
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-20

The SEVENTEEN YEAR OLD BoY
PRRAcHER.-Tha st. Louis Democrat says
Of young Mr.. Fuller, who is called the
''the Boy Preacher" who is aged but sew
enteen years, that he has, within the last
fiyc week, delivered in Marion county fifty
four sermons, and been instrumental in
tho conversion Of ono hundred and forty
four 'rsons. He has been licensed to
preach only about two months, during
which timo he has delivered upwards Of
fifty discourscs, aud two hundred and forty
persons have been converted through his
instrumcntality. 1t is said that hc never
studies bis sermons or makes any notes,
and frequently does not select his text UNI
til he rises up in the pulpit to preach; and
yet, it is said, no two of his discourses are
alike either in point Of argument or COM
position. He speaks most eloqucntly, and
uses the most chasto and beautiful language
Calls to preach at various points arc daily
pouring in upon him.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-20

ny To supply the scsrcity Of change
in Iowa the Western Stage Company have
issued shin plasters, receivable for stage
fare which are circulating in Sioux City
and through Western Iowa.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-20

EE A Western editor wishes to know
whether the law recently enacted against
tho carrying Of deadly weapons applies to
doctors who carry pill in th,ir pockets.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-20

SENATOR PUsn's CoNsrIruESrs.-A
correspondent from Washington Of tho
Boston Journal writes; A good Story. is
told of the young gentleman who misrer'
rcscnts southern Ohio in the Senate. A
prominent. and pugnant democrat from
Cincinnati arrived in Washington a few
days since. r,,..
We'll, Mr.. c. asked one Of his
flicnds, what arc you here forf, :
TO take homo George Paghs remains.
was the promp. reply.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-20
uiI.I.GI;1J,N EyC;lNNGE.

ny w. o. non :, OPPOSITE THE PASSENGER HOUSE
connected with plsuk walk, and ftco Omnibus 7"
which sie,ts re invited good Livery and Convey
,r,. to any I.rt of the Country reasonable terms
cash paid for Coprse Grtln and Provisions having
rebuilt aud aud rcpleniSh ,d present our patrons
and friends with this Card hoping may better moe
The reception of guests, and increase our nus
ness by close attention. Returning oar thanks Tor
,,st ,ltronaoa we invite .cura ciucnt for the m
|. I'M. NJ
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-20

THE Hoop TRAIN Such quantities OF
steel arc being turned out by a Cpnnccti:,
cut firm for the manufacture Of ladies'
hooped skirts, that the railway train which
forwards the weekly instal,ncnt TO tho fac
tory in New York i, ,S,alcd the hoop train,
and of course regarded with moro than or
dinary consideration.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-20


COUNTY AUCTTONEER, GROCER AND COMMISSION
Merchant All kinds of Goods taken and sold at per
centsge. Auction Sales attended in any part OF the
County reasonable terms. octlJ57
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-20
ARM FOR SALE.

I a bargain. A superior farm OF LAG acres in Mos
n COW 2 y miles south Of the village. 100 acres
nnder good Improvement; good Brick House, good
barn and grain barn aud shed the farm; also,
about bearing fruit trees Of all kinks and Is well
watered. A very desirable place. Terms down, bal
ance in yoars PRATT h DIBEII.
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Look out for spring about these days
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MERRICK & CiAPiN.

M MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN ALL KIND
of Cabinet Furniture, Chairs, Rocking CLASSES, Mat
rasses Picture Frames. Gilt and Rosewood Moudings
lY-Orders from abroad will receive prompt ttenion
Ware-room directly opposite ENposiior building Mau
NEE street, Adrian Mich. "ctl351
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AssIoNREs NoTICE-

IL, those Indebted to H. Pratt, by note other
" wise, invited TO call without delay and pay or
arrange the same and by doing, will cost the
notes and accounts be found at the store formerly
occupied qy him. n. T.. PRATT,
Feb 3, 1858. JIG. RELAY,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1858-04-20

n ,sNRD'S KENTUCKY RIFLE POwDER-0P
l L verybcsr Iualiiics,at 81 centspor pound. Afc,
SL5t aun liar lead, FOR sale tt MOTIFS.