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=. PLANTING NsTExAs.-The Houston (Texas) Tss-
graph says the bulk Of the corn crop in the lower
country has been planted 10 Middle and Northern
Texas this work remains Jet to be done. Cotton in
the lower country is also being got in Nest Of tho
planters are preparing fog fully average crop,
though, as far we can hear, enough Of diapOsi-
ton has been manifested to change cotton to corn
to prevent the full usual increased the producon
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HEAVY FLooDs.-0ur North Louisiana. exchanges
are filed with accounts Of disastrous foods of rain
during the past fortnight. In Bienville parish 30
sudden and great the rise in large creek. that
family consisting Of mother and eight children
together with their all were sweps off and lost.
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The United States take annually about SO, 1000
worth of silk from Europe. In Francs the price Of
silk undergoes great fluctuations. The first and
second classes of silk, which were los and 1o7
fraacs in 1851 fell to 81 and 80 francs in 1854, and
rose last year 70 l3E and I95 france
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THE ExpnEss rRETcHT TRa1r

the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will coumes
running on the I'D day Of July. In close with
The Express Trains the Southern CharIern
and savannah and continue during the business season.
Through time ffem New York, eight Gays.
luly3-a 4. ". 00LE, sspsrintendsns
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HUNTSV VILE TEL,
HUNTSVILLE, ALA.
YENHe House open for the accommodation Of Pubc
The all large we'll ventilated and furnished
the best style with and beautiful furniture and carpets.
The Public Rooms and Halls lighted By Cas-
The Ladies and Gertemans Parlor furnished plea.
did and l1xuTisus style, comfortable and inviting.
THE TABLE
shall st all times be supplied with everything gsod home ana
foreign market afford, and having IN my employ good
experienced cooks and table servants, everything shall be
pared and served IN the best manner.
THE BAR
furnished with old and excellent Liquors and Vines
png all the most popular brands both native and foreign
growth CONNECTED with this house Is splendid
BILLIARD SALOONI
oonSnlnE three ne tables, aordng pleasant and healsR
recreation for leisure hour.
Everything IN power shall BE doec guests q
the House comfortable.
tbI5-Slm. JOHN P. LEE. Superintendent
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Land for Sale.
"A The undersigned will sci his piants 49,
A3&A ion, called CAPTTAL VIKw, lying on XE34$3f.
hGsFfEf the north side Of Cumberland River, e2SSs2B
fe1g three miesfrom the City ofNashyiile, 6<3S$$
1aEsEB containg about Three Hun. ~
aaA4nAaas4s dred Acres. He will sell it all -sze.
together IN small tracts lots suit purchasers Or
viii exohangs for well improved property in the city
the best quality Of soil well Waered about half
In cultivation, and the balance fine timber pasture
There tive COED dwelling houses, good stables
For information sPpy the undersigned John D. James
sep99-tf TH0S. g.. JAMES
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NOTICE TO sHIPPERs.

EksIrvTLxx 4 CHlTrkxoosA r. B. Cs.l
superintendent Office,
URING the time breaks the Western and Atlantic Rail
rosd Of Georgia. being repaired used every
lion accommodate the business of Local stations In
GLIDING Chatansoa. Bat that the breaks in the State
Road been repaired, and Trains running through 10
ATLANTA We think il dnty IN regular turn, accord
ing dates tbs freg5s hga have accumulated during the su
pension Interpretations over the Western and Atlantic Rail-
Therefore, freight for Local stations incud
ing Chattanooga be received until farther noticA And DO
string do equal justice 10 ALL during this unprecedented rush
freight request ell parties In the city interested IN ne
shipment Of through and local freight 20 fnrnsh "a win
statements freight ready for shpment that they mar b en-
tered upon their gplar tara The Mani
tests from Steamboats, snd the Louisville rsa VII sacE LOT
themselves a. to dates. w. OoLbI
febl6-d superintendent
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TIE BE6NSlSG pr TEADE WIZ TIE JAPASEsz--
A San Francisco paper reports the arrival In that
city of Japanese merchant, who came to purchase
goods to be sold in his own country. Mr.. SAwrkE,
an American merchant residing at Kanagawa, states
that the Japanese fully eognzant Of the events
which have recently taken place in China. They
know all about the wsr and the capture of Pekin,
heretofore as exclusive to outside barbarians a.
their own island Empire, and not q liEsle dis
surbed on the subject They dread the English and
French, but repose confidence in the Americans
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HARDIN
HCounJY Tenn.---susan E. Hinton. Thos Hutton,
Petition for Dvorce-Itappesrngt to from tina petition,
which lie and melton petsn that defendant
1Eos Huton is non resident OF the State Of Tennessee II
Ia therefore ordered that publication 1aden Union
American Newspaper published In the city EVANSVILLE, Tenn
for four successive weeks requiring sid defendant appear
By the 4 day Of the next term OF the Circuit Courts said
county Of Hardin he held In Savannah, the 9TH Monday
in March next and then and there to plead
10 said petition, the viii be taken confessed
fer hearing axpsrte This, the 4h EFF February, 1851
fet24-v4spr see43 JOHN 3. IRWIN, CLERK
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N. Cb.Dcexv court nj GninesbsrO.

TEVoBIAs GIPsoN vs. james ". Neey and DINERS ano Vs
ser y WhteAeld Jar1ss ". horeyi ADLSusn ~,
and ohers-1udgusnt ana Attached
December Rules, lsoOon motion Of COMPLAINANT
by his solicitor, and II appearing te tie % Wy
OleFK and Master from allegation In toe cross inc
to uat the defendant Abraham Johnson, Is
dent OF the State OF Tennessee II Is sroed tnAi
be made for four successive the Union and Aerlea
newspaper publShsi IN The Of NaEhvie, requiring SAD
defendant appear tbs ohAnory Court at Gsneboro
before the second Monday IN FsuHy, le6 ana seed
eompaRssts ball. the allegations therein contained Wi be
taken confessed and the down heang sxparte
q 70 tkn. ". H. BOLTS, @. NJ.
S4n24-yatp Size %
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The USIox AND AMERICAN is furnished to subseri-
bers at the following very low rates Subscriptions
always to be paid in advance.
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A Good Farm for sale.

KNTE offer for sale the place which Coleman lived
wv since 1855, and known the Rogers land, lying
Yellow Greek Dickson county Tenn partly the stage
within one mile Of Wismse and three miles Of the Nash
Wills and Northwestern Rarosd healthy pleasant and
u part Of Tennessee Bald land contains about two hundred
and ninety aceseghy cleared, and about Fifty
good land to clear sn good state OF cultivation, with
Portable dwelling houses HOUSES ETC. Also good
orchards and several neversng springs Of excellent
well tmbered and certainly Be made Of the
baranin this land and will sell cash. time
est For further information call James MceIlly, who
lives said place. the undersgned Fovers Landing
Tennessee river. BYRN BROTHER,
J5sion and ArssrSodn copy, and charge Adooeoss.
ssp29-6
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Flour, Neal and Bran.
TUST received and 70 gale choice 10 OF ur Mea and
Al Fran, BY jsnl COMBS AARTINs
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FLGtAs
DBLs superhne, Extra, Family, and Extra Family
How In sto.s and % arW peT Rairoad and River for
sale OF conmiSSon " v. WATTS CO.,
t020G Nc Broadway
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y. M w "A M NJ )
Successor to RHge 3 sxsnn.)
nx1LKz

Successor to Bfge q svsnns)
VIII OLEsALE GER
4 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Corner College and Church streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
HAS now In stOrs large and veil selected stock Of
Groceries Liquor, o and WI coutinue to receive 10
large Quantities during te season. His Fock now n Ftore
sisss In part as sOllovs, viz
200 bids LOulaans Sugar, lusbbls IOy-ins'sD B.,
iOO s a4.. Loyerins' B. PoEassed.
Geffee.
500 hesI prime Rio, 50 apprins Lasuya.
Molasses,
&c x 09 3. fl''9' s R Ssoss O. s rss
Sundries.
500 BIZ, ssrc .ndlss. snhb.s star Candles.
50 hxs TallOw Candles. IS bags Spice,
500 bis EeS York and Ros.nsoo Cssls Soda,
50 SACKS Escs Ginger, 50 do1ndIgo, s1tia Hls'
900 dozen Painted BuCIsts, $50 nests Painted Tubs,
LIQUORS.
200 bb Tenn. White Whisky, 300 bSls Deans extra Whisky
100 @ Bsurb.n % 1000 Ward oaIJ;d0
2casls Jean Louis Brandy, % DO do Eev,snsdo
3 do Louis La Berton do 50 do Julius h. Smiths OLD
20 bills Cherry Brandy, Reserve Whisky,
3 dc Blackberry DO casks oataEba brandy,
1Odo Peach de 80 bbs Grape do
80 l6casks seignstts de 25 de Ginger do
Is bis Rum Gin, 20 do Apple DO
10 casks Sherry Wine, Is y csks Seignetts Go
25 bbls Malaga do 10 bbs Holland Gin,
25 kegs Lemon Cordial, Is do Swan do
10 cases Champagne, pints, Is casks Eadeira Wine
rs bIs White Wine, 20 do Old Port do
$50 bbs Fresh Ale, yaTieuS 10 bbs do Ginger do
brands, Is baskets Champagne, PTS
25 bLs Claret Wine and CHARTS,
20 do London Porter.
200 bxs ys assorted srand assorted brands
100 do KY, do DO $50 do Mo, do G
5000 Imported Cigars, I00,OO9 Domestic Cigars.
feb2-H j. 81. SWAMI
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Hawthorn for Lease TO u Good
Tenant.
Desire 70 pscs my ste residence miles Of the Pub
lilo Square In the hands Tenant for
upon very easy terms The premises contain about 10
Superior SELL about hAfR cultivation balance IN shade
blue g The house. with rosms porches, excellcnt cellars
houses stable, WE'LL &C. ell and comfortable
20 the Gardener the Daym9n Gentleman, seeking csol,
quiet and retired pst for family from the heat
Of the place for rent in the vicinity Mash
Vile Offers superior attractions.
TO the right nan will make the terms acceptable.
No. az, Cherry street EUGENE UNDERWOOD
deo13-h
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STORAGE AND COMMISSION
COMBS e. MARTIN.
Church street, below Poss-Ofsse.

RAGS.
NKTB VIII pay the former price, esnts for good
w try Bags, delivered 1t ware house. AZ The Norhs
corner Of the Square VS.. WHITMAN.
koe-lm
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PROCLAMATION
ISHAM G.. HARRIS,
Governor Of the state of Tennessee

--GIEEfEG:
TOU are hereby commanded 70 opes sna hold an Election
ali the macs OF holding elections In your respective
1ns on Saturday the 9th Of March next after having
ven IL, netcs required law for the election o. s1asge for
be Te, Judicial Crcut q sid state 70 MI he vacancy oo
easioued iy the death the Hen W. W. Pepper ana aus re-
turn max. me, according 20 lsW. -. -, 49,, ~,
and oAueed the great seal Of said STATE 20 os AnHed
t." atNashvips, the Sh DAY Of EesrSaTy' IIpp,s
by the GovesnoJ: AshAA W. HNAS'
}. z. RAY, SessetRIy Of stEte .As ,s.a
II = olAEksvilie JeEersonian copy ieONo-"'u
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Best Cumberland COaR.
VNTB keep the bsss quality Of Cum be Rland Coal,
w Of Church and Cherry op
pose the Post Once.
Prices ..Lump 25 and Round go Cents.
JannarY 26, 'eI-drn WOODCOCK d 90.
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There was sn interesting snd important debate
had in the Congress 1t Montgonsry On the Isl Ia
slant, on the subject Of TsvisiOa Of the Tariff.
Mr.. HARRIs Of Mississippi, offered the following
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PROGLAmATIO

INSOIVENI NbIICEs
HHIYING s DAY suggested the oerE Of the County Court
Weakly county Tennessee the insolvency OF The estate
Of John n. NsnE deoesed teTeiore All Pesens hsidlng
eY anthem ased with Clsk aforesaid, before the l9h
ss Of July 1851 claims aln the id estate viii be adj
odted On thai g feT dshuon January the 1871,
ie6l q. r. HOLMAN, Administrator.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-18

ALL HAIR DYES ABANDoNED.-WooD's GREAT ARTICLE
HAS TAKEN THE FIELD.-Proessor Wood stands on an
emneee chemist whose attention has been turned to
inventing hair tonic has before reached. His
fame is sudden but world wi e and thousands who have
worn wigs been bald Tor wears now, through he
use of this preparation wearing their own natural and
luxurlant head covering. So nnch for chemistry the
chemistry of human life and the laws which apply to
the functions of the Prof Wood studied the
human hair, its characters its properties, its diseases
and the decayng vitality Of that
saw, In his that gray hair is unnatural
unless the age of Individual has reached
and he believed that the hair could be naturally revival
lied He tried his case-almost bald and quite gray
the age of thirty-seven-he restored his hair IL
color strength and luxurance and the article he did
with he gave TO the world. Get WOODS HAIR RE
SToRATIVE and take nothing ese.-Neso FORK Dat
Book.
Depots, No. 444 Broadway, New York, and No. ia
Market street, St, Louis Mo.
nzR@At No. 444 Broadway, will be found always OF
hand the genuine Family and Patent Medicines
EE- Sold. here byJ Q. HILL and all good Druggists.
ia28 d5taw3m
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EIRrIN S U R A N &c
- ERICAN EXCHANGE FIRE ms. co
NEW YORK; Capital and Surplus s2l5,OOO.
SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE CO..
NEW YORK; Capital and Surplus, se44OOo.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW HAVEN Capital and Surplus sS25.OO0.
CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
BosroS; Capital and Surplus, s262,OOG.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HARTFORD; Capital and Surplus sS3O27S
NORWICH FIRE INSURANCE co"
NORWICH; Capital and Surplus, $2S2,OOO,
uOLYO E MUTUAL FIRE ms. CO.,
SALEM; Cash Surplus, l2s4sl.
HOME FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW HAVEN; Capital and Surplus, s2i5l96
Ey@The above well known and responsible Companies
representing a capital and surplus OF over
TWO MILLION DOLLARS
continue property upon as favorable ter as
any other sound and well conducte1 Institutions. All of
Them have surplus funds sutlkien to pay every claim
md promptly paid. Persons having large amounts to in
sure will find every facility Tor the satisfactory nego
alton of their risks to any required amount
MARINE INSURANCE Effected on Merchandise in
ironsit -, .
nv to SAMUEL II. COTTON, Agent al the office of the
People siAluual Fire Insurance Company No. 22Y ain
street Worcester dly&eow NJ
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GENUINE BooN.-In our capacity as conductor of a
public Journal we called upon to advertise the cure
as of the day. each Of which claims to be unadUerated
lin its composition and nallible in its curative effects
with what Justice we leave readers to determue In
one instance however-Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
well assured of the notable qualities of the
ticle that give it endorsement all that in
ventur and vendor claims ii to be- Its effect III ON fall
ing head of hair is universally known to be magical.
Like lime guano exhausted land brings its crop
wherever applied Our thatch is fortunately healthy
but advise friends with sparcely growing hair to
try the Restorative Columbia Spy.
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aaurrestrr Daily SPY.
Worcester Post Omce-Spring Arrangement
ALL


Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hamp'
are due at 100 p m. Al, Oak
Fitchburg, Lancaster Leominster, West B9- 4 al a NJ,
and 345 p m and due SIS M and s 9ne AZ
Princeton and East Princeton, o. p '
els q. an ~, 10 IN . 81 and q M
NY snS sre d,e AZ sl5 m, $50 and 100 p m
fAaa,na Eass,.l New Hampshire, ana Eastern Massa
chmsetts.lat0 a. M and S.OOp M; and are due at BIS
a. lpojs island~tExcept towns the Worcester and
Providence Railroads. $50 m, and $3.50 M and are
WAY Mail Providence and Worcester Railroad 3.3ep
m. and due at $40 a m.
Westem-lAll towns in Massachusetts West OF WOT
cester,l SIS a. m and are due at $3.50 p.
Albany, western New York and Western States) $40
g. m and 4W M; and are due at II As and ln.45 p
SpringfeldSl5 a. and 400 p. and are due at 940
a M l245 and l0.45 D.
london countess 30 a. n and 400 p m; and are due
at l2.45 and l045 p. IN.
Towns on line of Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
and are due at 9.l5 am
New York city and Southern States $50 a M, and 4O0
m. and are due at $3.50 and 10 IS m.
Barre, Barre Plans Petersham, Paxton, Dana, Nurth
and West Rutland. 945 a. and are due at 90
Holden, Rutland North Rutland, and Oakhain, 3.3np
M, and are due at 300 am.
Leicester 945 a. m, and 49O M, and are due at OO
Mibury and West Millhury $50 a. M. and g. 80 p. IN
and due at 9. 30 a.. M. and $50 p. m,
nrs%sDgry S3 p md nd Is due a g9S e. nj s
M; and due at $3.50 p. m.
birmingham, South birmingham, Hopkinton, Ashland
Woodvle, Westboro', Northboro', Southboro, CorSS
ville and Grafton, 2l0 p. and due At - a. III
Milford, Mendon, Holistop mn, '.VO ~ ~
and 800 p and dpe-a t4Sf M and w p: m
mail for New Yort ana Boston anu Degohu' Is coSeu
l2i0SSss.U ;. m. EMORY BANIsTER P NJ.
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WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE.-Unlike most specifies
this is proved by Gnimpeachable evidence, to possess
great efficacy restore of the hair TO its pristine Wig
Where the head had become almost tald because of
sickness the Of this article has produced beautiful
growth of thick glossy hair 1t is therefore valuable
preparation for all classes Its ingredients such
effectuay eradicate dandrut and otherimpures which
operate njurously the hair 1t also has curative
properties of another description In many PIN
pies and other dIsfgurements of the skin disappear
wherever ii is used III is hazard attaching the
trial Of this remedy and its effects only be beneficial
the compound, fit does not manifest improve
%, 1889
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-18

PROF. WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE.-1n another col
umn will be found an advertisement of this wellknown
and excellent preparation for restoring gray hair to lis
original color The Hair Restorative also cures cutane
erruptons, and prevents the hair falling off We
have many authentic testimonials In proof of these
assertions, some of which from gentlemen whom
have known for many years persons of the most rea
bic character, Don't dye till you have tried this Restora
tive-B0St0n Olive Branch.
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WARREN SPRINGS, Perry Co. Penn, June I, 1860.
PROF WooD-Dear Sir: was induced more than
year ago try your valuable Hair Restorative for the
purpose of cleansing head of dandruf had suffer-
ed with upon my head for and had never been
able to ANYTHING to do any good i'll removing it,
although had tried many preparations until saw
advertisement in Harrisburg paper. Being there at the
time called at Gross Kunkle S drugstore and bought
a bottle, and prepared to recommend il to uni:
versa use, for it has completely removed all dahdru
keeps it free from itching other unpeasantness.
must also state that my hair had become quite white in
places and by the of your preparations has been
stored to its original color am fifty years OF age
and although have used two bottles of the Restorative
hairs remain in order to have appearance comport
with my age My head is OF less trouble to me Ill
Keeping it clean &C. than any time since have been
child consider your preparation Of great value, and
although do not like expose myself consider it my
duty to say So You this any part OF it in any
shape you think proper, is worth anything to you
Yours, &C., H. ii. ETIER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-04-18

WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE-We are not In the habit
of putting every discovery i'll nine out Of
ten they quack nosrums but take great pleasure
in recommending Professor Woods article to all whose
hair is falling off turning gray. Our well known
ributor, Finley Johnson Eq has experienced the bene
fit Of application and joins with un speaking of its
virtues. Let all try and bald heads will be a.
snow in summer.-Baltim0re Patriot.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. July 20. 1853.
DEAR SIR | here send you a statement that think
you are entitled the benefit Of l am resident OF
Bloomington, and have been Tor over thirty years
fifty years Of age. For about twenty years
past my hair has been turning considerably gray, and
almost entirely white and very stiff and unpable
had number of certificates OF the wonderful
effects Of your Hair Restorative but supposed there
fiction than truth in them; but entertaining
strong desire to have my hair if possible restored to ito
original color and hneness Il IN my younger days
beautiful black, concluded would make the expert
ment. commencing in small way. | purchased one of
your small bottles at dollar, and commenced using
following directions nearly as could dscoy
cred the dandru removed, and my hair that was falling
off in large quantities, considerably ughtened and
a radical change taking place in the color l have con
nued it, till have used three Of your small bot
ties and Just begun the fourth have pretty
head OF dark brown, light black hair any man.
had in my youthful DAYS. when boy in the hills
of western Virginia. My head is entirely clear of dam
druff, aud the hair ceased entirely falling off and is
fine, and feels oily though it just from
the hands of French champocer Many fmy acquant
frequently to Butler, where did get
that inc wigl tell them it the effect of your Re-
stOratNe. 1t is almost impossible to convince them
that it is the original hair of the old gray head
Yonrs. truly FREDERICK +. BUTLER,
Blooming ton, Monroe County, Ind.
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MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
DE. wADswoRTH,s DRY UP,
FOR THE CATARRH.

TUX THE CAI AKhIi
newly discovered perfect and speedy cure for this
oausole disease in its form No suffering
from Sstarrh or bad Cold in the Head, should hesitate
pul procure bottle of the Dry Up at
Ihere s not any mistake about the above remedy and
may s W. naa IN worcester of ALBERT s. COFFIN
ngent ~ Sialn ST. also, Of the Propretor H. BUR
RlNGTON, Providence r. l. All aid