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The New Consumption Act.

The following is copy of the Gonscption Act passed
recently, BY both Houses of Congress:
Az Acr to amend act entitled :" An Act to provide
further for the public defence-approved 10th April
1859.
The Congress of the Confederate Sates Of Amtrie4 d.
sde That the President be- and be is hereby authuzed
10 call out and place in the military service of the COufed
crate States for three years. unless the shall have
been sooner ended all white who residents the
Confederate states, between the ofhrty 6veand
tyfve years. at the tims the call calls may be made
and who not at such time times legally exemped
frm military service; sach parts thereof as, in his
Judgment may 10 necessary the public defence such
cali or calls be made under the provisions and according
tohe of the act 10 which this is an amendment:
and such authority shall exist in the President during the
present war who are or NAV here
after become eighteen years of and when once en-
rolled all persons between the ages OF eighteen and forty
Eve shall iheirull time Prorded, that il the Pres
iden in calling troops the service of the Cnfd
crate States shall call for on5 part of the persons
the ageof hr,yve and any other age less than
frthfpe pr0v that nothing herein contained shall be
understood repeating modifying any part OF the act
70 which this amendztory. except herein expressly
stated and ppore3 further that those called out under
this act and the which this is amendment. shall
be 6-st and Immediately ordered 10 fill to their maximum
number he companies battaons squadrons and regiments
from the respective States at the time the act further
provide for the public defence approved 10th April 1859,
organizations formed from each State since the passage Of
that ACTOR placed in organizations to be ocered by
the State having such residue according to the laws there
OF or disposed of as now provided by law proude that
the President authorized suspend the execution ofths
v" 'S SGT 10 which tins Is mU1dDent, In Reality
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STATE OF NORTH-CARoLINA.
Civil Department.

ZEBULoS B. VANCE, of Buucombe, Governor.
RICHARD II. BATTLE JR., Of Anson Private Secretary
RUFUS H. PAGE, of Wake, Secretary of State.
DANIEL W. COURTs, of Rockngham, Public Treasurer.
WIN. X. RICHARDSON, of Wake, Chief Clerk
CURTIS II. BRoGDEN. Of Wayne, Comptroller.
d. w. BAN, of Wake, Clerk ..a q.
o; II. PERRT, Librarian. CO.,. .
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An ACT ESTABLISH RESpEzvous FOR TIE
NATION OF ENROLLED MEN.

An ACT ESTABLISH RESoEzvous FOR TIE EXAM
NATION OF ENROLLED MEN.
The Congress of the Catedsrats Stale. of Antrieu do
enact That there shall be established in each county par
ish district and in any city county parish or dis
rct in the several States place of rendezvous for the
persons said county, district parish city, enrolled for
military duty in the field, who shall be there examined by
more Surgeons to be employed by the
TO be assigned to that duty by the President on day of
which days notice shall be given by said Surgeons
and from day day next thereafter until all who shall be
in attendance for the purpose of examination shall have
been examined and the decision of said Surgeon under
regulations be established by the Secretary of War; as
to the physical and mental capacity of shy person for mill
itary duty in the field shall be final and those ony lhus
ascertaned to be t for military duty in the field shall be
required to assemble at camps of instruction. -
SEC q There shall be assigned to each Congressional
District in the several States three Surgeons who shall
constitute Board OF Examination in such district for the
purpose specified in the foregoing section any more
of whom act at any place of rendezvous in said dis
trict.
SEC g. When il shall appear to Surgeon attending
such place of rendezvous by the certificate respectable
physician resident in that county district parish or CITY
in county, parish district that any enrolled person
therein is unable to attend account of sickness shall
be the duty Of said Surgeon file said certificate with the
commandart of the nearest camp of instruction. and if
the person named therein shall not within reasonable
time report himselfnDr examination at said camp of in
sruciiOn, his continued disability certified by the GER
tcate respectable physician Of his county city, dis
parish be shall be held liable absent without
leave of his commanding officer. -
Approved Oct IL, 1862.
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RICHMOND N. PEARSON Of Yadkin Chief Justiee
WIZ. Ii. BATTLE OF Orange. Associate Justice.
AArfnIAs E. MANLY, Of Craven Associate Justice.
WILLIAM A. JsSKISs. Of Warren. Attorney General
HAHILrox G. JoSxs, of Rowan. Reporter.
EpxuND b FREENAN, of Wake. Clerk.
JAMES LiTcHFoRD, of Wake, Marshall. 7e
present The sessions of the Supreme Court are held
in the City of Raleigh once year. commencing on the So
cond Monday in June. Tts i.1.e
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RAILROADS, &c.

NOTICE,
q By AND AFTER THE 5TH JANUARY,
w be taken at local rates. charges will follow as At pre-
sehI ana COLLECTIONS made at points of delivery
w. HAWKINS, Pres r GRR
&c. CAMERON, n CRR:
WIN JOHNSTON CTS CRR
tofore. ' O' 'niPPeu - herc
Raleigh, N. c., Dec 81, 1851. If
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once OF the Chatham r. II. Co.,l
RALEIGH. October 2sth, 1862.
a MONTHLY INSTALMENT OF 10 PER CENT,
~ payable the first day of each month until the
Whole is paid is hereby called for by IN or
Raleigh, Oct. 81, 1852 iieS ssH
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NOTICE.

Office of N. C. Il. Il. Col
--or,c, -, co SHoPs, Sept. oath, 1862
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO SHIPPERS AND
DINERS Interested that the tariff of freight rates on
TINS Road VIII be raised per cent and the rate
Of to FIVE cents per me and after the first
uay Oh octooer T. j. SUMNER
Sept. 2s 1852. neer aAu 5 sup
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FOR SAL E--sToCK OF THE RALEIGH AND
II Castor Railroad-a few shares
Sept. p, 1852. 1E - Aoe'' IA
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snpERiOR ceuRTs

JUDeEs.- John L. Bailey of Buucombe. Romnlus NJ
Saunders Of Wake. Robert R. Heath of Chowan George
Howard, r., VI wilson, hnrs W, 0sbdrur. 81 Aesffth-
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BOARD OF CLAINS.
sUPREME COURT

BARTHOLOMEW F. MOORE, of Wake Chairman.
SAMUEL F. PHILLIPs, of Orange.
p. Il. WINSTON, JR, of Beriie.
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A SUBSTITUTE WANTED.
A LIBERAL PRICE WILL BE GIVEN FOR ONE
"A over IS years old. Apply at the STANDARD office
,SspA 8, IsG2. TX
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2obeson and John Kerr, of

burg Robert s. French of Robson and John Kerr, of
SoLIcI4oRs-Jesse T. Yeaes of HEREFORD of st Circuit
William j Houston of Dupln I'd Circuit; VIM. A. Jen
kns of Warren Attorney General, Sd Circuit Thomas
Settle Of Rockingham 4th Circuit Robert Strange, OF
New Hanover 5ih Circuit; W. G. Kerr. OF Mecklenburg
sh Circuit; and Marcus Erwin, of Burke 9TH Circuit.
Time Of Holding the Courts.
- SnpERIOR COURTS.
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Az Act TO AMEND An AcT ENTITLED 4" Az Acr FURrH.
ER PROVIDE THE PUBLIC DxFEScE," APPROVED l6YH
APRIL, 1859, THs ACT To AMEND TIE SANE AP-
PROVED SEPTEMBER 27rU, 1862.
The Congress of the Confederate States Of America do en-
act That all persons subject to enrolment for military
vice. be enrolled under instructions frun the War De
partmen and reported by the enrolling officer wherever
found whether within the State county of their resdenes
not; and when enrolled shall be subject the prn-
visions Of law fny enrolled within the county and
State of which they be residents Provided That this
act shall not extend to member of military organic
on under any State law while he remains actual ser
vice without the limits Of his State: And provided further
That the President is authorized to suspend the execution
Of this act regards the residents of locality where he
may find it mpractcable to execute the entitled an
to further provide for the pablo Defence approved
April H. 1882 aud the to amend the last act
approved September %, 1862.
Approved October s. 1869.
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WILMINGTON & WELDON r. ROAD co.
~ y u ~. -A-L -. TreaSurY DEPARTMENT.

WILMINGTON, n. c.. Dec. Is, 1859.
tHE DIVIDEND OF ELEVEN Nl.lOol PER CENT.
- on the. capital stock Of the Wilmington Weldon
Kali Road Company advertised 10 be paid and after the
LIST Of January next will be paid after Monday
18th inst rat the office of The Treasurer.
Stockholders are requested to call promptly
J. W. THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Dec. IS, 1862. s,sf-~ lOi-St.
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CHATHAM RAILROAD.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

SEAl.ED. PROPOSALS WILL BE RECELyED BY
the undersigned at the Companys Office in the CITY
of Raleigh until noor Saturday November l. 1861.
for e Graauation and Aasonry of the middle division
eApe ts1g rom RACES to LocSyiile, tts miles)
amount of work required win be exhibited for one week
grlorto that date at the Engineers Office in HAYWOOD
chatham County, and Company's Office in RALEIGH
will be furnished Contractors for thar
filling up, and signatures = :, : 10 .
KEMP P. BATTLE, President
ELLwooD MoRRIs, Chief Engineer. =.
Raleigh. Oct. II, 1852. so-tf
~ Fayetevie Observer. Charlotte Bulletin Salisbur,
Maichman. Greensboruugh Patriot and Wilmington Jou
nas VIII copy six tnes and forward bills TO this office
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donday after the fourth Monday in March
and Snnfanhar
FIFTH CIRCUIT

Moore Monday before the last in February and August.
Montgomery, the last Monday in February and August
Stany, first Monday in March and September.
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AEerdHder-Dr. j. d Carson
AnsoH-Purdie Richardson R. H. Burns
1dshe-J. N. Gentry.
BLaden-J. W. Russ
BeaMf0rt5llon. r S. D6nne -
Bsrtts-Dr. p T. Henry James Bond
BrHnsaOicE-Daniel l.. RUSSELL
BGncom6e-J0hn Burgin. -.
BWks-John Parks
CtbdITus-W. s. Harris
-CadcpsH-M. A. Bernhardt
Camdea-John Forbes
Cattsrs-No election held account of the presence Of
asws4- Harrison. William Long
Cat0e0ba- Geo. s. Hooper
CtathG"'-T B. Harris, Leut-w j. Headen, NJ O. y,d.
GGsSotee-J H. Brvsop.
Ct"acdR-Lemuel C. Benbury
CteOetdnd-David Beam j. K LOGAN
Cbtum6us--W. Baldwin
2 Craren-R. "A. Russell
cg5GSsrlsnd qHS Kgn-Hon j. G. Shepherd Dr. John
Cn'rituck-B. NJ. Baxter
D Das;a IL. R. Beall, Henry walser.
Daole-Henry Il. Howard.
DuPtin--J. c. Stanford L. w Hodrov
E4yecnm6s-David Cobb Robert B1nnm
FoTsgth-John P. Nissen, DR. T. Kerpar
FtanEtin--A W. Pearce Jr
GaStoa-A. W. Davenport
B. Gillian, JAS s. Amis, Cspt. Eu
GuiJord-M. s. Sherwood r W c,o.:. w c.,
.Gates-W. H. Manning H. W. uienn' w. T. Smith.
AasgaoLP5 Henry goyner,NA. H. Davis.
Hertf0rd-J. B. Vanp
Henders0n-AIex. Henry.
Hyde-E L. Mann.
EedeH-T A |, Allison, John Young.
JdceSon-J Keene4.
yoAnSf0n-Seth WoodaIl W. H. Arers.
yoneS-A nthony Rhodes
Lenoir-W. w. Dunn.
LtncoSn-A. Costner
Aacon-Dr. j. N LYLE.
nadtson-Dr Jesse Walliu
Mart'n-James Robinson.
NcDOOeN-Lt. W. F. Craig
-Mece.en0urg-Jno. L. Brown F. r. n-;.,
4anontgonery-E G. L. Barrineers "i'e''
A'ore.Alexander Kelly
iidSh-HeRry G. Williams
81 LI1toYer-S j Person, J. r. Hawes
iI~sIonHI W. Peebles, Capt Il. Stancill.
G grange John Berry. W. N Patterson.
[aSq~ot0nE-Gen. W. E. Mann.
FePq1amqns-Dr. Jos. H. Riddck
PfrSon-Lt. NJ. D. C. Bumpass
P'",C. Perkins, B G. Abortion.
hnan9"E'h-Jonathan Worth NJ s. Robbins
RscHnond. 1T Sanders NJ Ingram
Lnno.IIs .T hcRae. Neill McNeiIl
P o.nnnME : ". l. Gillian, James Reynolds
HaAe1oTd-A r. BRYAN, j. B. Carpenter
iStGsty-Lafayefte Greene
Stohes-Wiiam Flynt.
fb5a'TyTDr Joseph Hollinpswsrtb.
IWrelt-El SpruilL
G1H"-C: Q. Lemm0nds
marren -Thos. l. Judkins, Leonard Heuders,n.
TXa*saanqtoH-(Same as in Carteret)
,md%6-B B. R'ves, 81. X. Crawford
t KHSSs-E. N: Wellboru, W. W. Hampton.
1aafam-A. G.. CowIes
1aney-Lt NJ. D. Young.
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yrnsr CIRCUIT.
SECOND CIRCUIT.

'.-. SECOND CIRCUIT.
Dublin fourth Monday in March and September
Wayne Monday after the fourth Monday in March and
September.
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Legislature of North-Caro,,n.


We give below the list of Senators and corD,,o
to the next General Assembly as far as we elee
them If any ofour friends discover an error
oblige US by informing us. vii
SENATE.
rTasquotanA ard Perqgin.ans-W. Il. Bagley.
CSnadsa Gad Garrituce- d. Med Lindsey
Oates and Cdoa0an-MilIs L. Eure
Hyde and 1yTrett-Chares McCleesa.
Northampton-Dr W. s. Copeland.
Rsrttord-J. B. Slaughter
Martin and Was6ington-J. Z, c.,,.,
RatVae-Mason l. Wiggihs
Eageeonaoe and WtIson-Jesse Il. Powell
BsGHtort-E. j. Warren
CrGCsH-Natban Whitford
: Garteret and JOnes-Dr. NJ F. Arendsl
Green's and Len0irAEdward PaIricf
ftiO HanoUer- Eli W. Hall
DaPtin-Dr: James G. Dickson
OnsloaO-J. F MerriH -.s
B B Brgnsyiek, Gc-Capt J. W. Ellis.
Cumberland and Hdrnett-WilIam WI.
= SdntpSon-Thomas / Faison
WGyne-Wm. n Lane
Johnston-C b. Sanders
Wake-J. P. II. Russ
NdSh-Capt. A. J. TAYLOR
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Harris
G4unOiAe-R. W Lassirer.
PersOH-James Holenan
Ordnge-Hon. William A. Graham
A AZ and ma, Randolph- Giles Mebane
Chathdn1-William p. Taylor
Moore and Noatgoratry-Calviu W Woolsv
ffichDa0nd and RO6esOa-Giles Letch
AHson and UniOn-Wiliam C. Smith.
Guiford-Peter Adams
CdsaUeH-Hon Bedford Brown.
RocEingh dm-Gen. F. L. Simpson
MeckLen1urg-John A Young
CabdrrUs AMI .Iaaky-J W Smith.
;RosOan and DdCie-Dr j. G. RAMSAY
DdgidSon-H. Adams
Stores and Forsyth Col Jes. E. Matthews.
Ashe, Surry, &c-Isaac Jarratt;
LredeD, WiLkes, De-. O. Sharpe.
Burke, AcD0'OtH, 6c.-S j. Neal
Lincota. CASTOR, de- James h white.
Rutherford, Poll, &c-M. o. Dickerson.
8uncom6e, Henderson, dc.-WlIliam n. Shipp.
Haywood, Macon, &C.. D. Smith. Pp'
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Wake the first Monday after the fourth Monday in March
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where he may find mpracticabe TO execute the same;
and that in such localities and during such SUSPENSION
the President authorized TO receive troops into the Con-
eerae service under any passed BY the Conec
Congress prior the passage OF the act 70
provide the public defence approved 18th of April 1854
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Explanations and Instructions as TO the Con.
scriprlon and Exemption Laws, by the Ad
jutant General.

II G,mnandaats of .C5ascript, and CImps Of hstrao-
ton. %
l. An officer styled the Commandment of Conscripts will
be appointed for each State VIII, will be charged with the
supervision of the enrolment and disposition conscrpts
He will establish camps, in which conscripts
will be assembled and Instructed aud may recommend for
appointment Surgeon, Quarermsster, Commissary,
and the requisite number Of Dmasters for each camp
moro than camp be established, he may also room
mend acnmmandaut for each camp not under his
rGdiste command. .
hospital will be established and huts for winter
quarters constructed each camp and all conscrps
semoeo AZ the camps will be promptly vaccinated lift has
The Commandant of Conscrpts will require from each
camp report on the first Monday in every month show.
ing the expenses of the preceding month number of
the camp the number received and away
during the preceding month"; the regiments bataous or
companies 10 whSh ey ues sspt the uumbr transferred
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M, - ar ENTITLED "x ACT TO FURTHER PROVIDE ToH
TIE PUBLIC DEFENCE
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Quartermaster OF the nearest Camp of Instruction.
VIZ Friends, DunkCrds Ndsaren,s and Mennonites
All persons of the above denominations in regular men,
bership therein the 18th day of October 1882 shall be
exempt from enrolment, fu nshing substitute or on
presenting the eurollDg officer receipt from bonded
QuaTtermsser for the tax of five hundred dollars imposed
by of Congress and affidavit by the Bishop Presd
ing Elder or other officer whose duty is preserve the
records Of membership in the denomination to which the
party belongs setting forth distinctly the fact that the
party ON the 18th day of October, 1862, in regular
membership with such denomination. The affidavit must
be taken and certified by Justice of the Peace, other
officer appointed by the law of his State to administer
oahs and his authority to administer oath be cert
fed by the clerk of court of record under the seal of the
, court
All Assistant Quartermasters whom the said tax is
rendered will and receipt for it, and pay the
into the Treasury Of the Confederate States without
reasonable delay. The enrolling officer will receive the
cept and forward it the Commandant of Cnnscrips BY
whom it will be forwarded to the Quarermaster General,
who will charge the Assistant Quartermaster with the
amount received by him.
VII Provision against Eetortion.
l. When application for exemption is made by any shoe
maker tanner blacksmith, wagonmaker, miller mill engi
establishment but working for himself the party seek
ing exemption shall state in wrsg under OATH that he is
skilled and actually employed in his said trade: that he is
habuay engaged in working for the publc that the pro-
ducts of his labor while exempt from military shall
not be sold, exchanged barered for price exceeding
the cost of production and seventy6ve per cent profit
thereon ard that he will not BY arrangement shift
contrLance eyade the law. receive greater price
g. Where application is made to exempt superintendent
and operatives in wool aud cotton factories and paper mills
and superntendsnts and managers of wool caraing ma
chimes shOemakers, tanners backsmths. wagonuiakers
miller mill engineers or millwrighs- not working for
themselves but in the employment of company
establishments tho president director If the
pany be Incorporated If not the proprietor of the busi
ness orif there be r partner therein shall make
oath in wrtng the said superintendent operatives
managers or mechanics as the may be, skilled and
actually employed in their said vocatons that they ha-
btuay working for the pubEc that they are absolutely
necessary for the successful prosecution Of the business Of
the concerp that the products thereof shall be sd
or exchanged, or FirtSa. during the sd srvup,n fr
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Martin, the Monday before the first Monday in March
and September.
Pitt, the first Monday in March and September.
Edgecombe, second "a.
Nash third
Johnston, fourth .,"
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these further provide, that no person in the
military or naval service shall, under any pre-
tence whatever, assume to decide on the va
idity of any claim to slave or the surrender
of any such person to his claimant, on pain of
being dismissed from service; so that by Tree
acts, now proclaimed by the president, free
dom is practically secured to all who can lind
shelter within our lines, and the glorious flag
of the Union wherever it floats becomes flag
of freedom.
Thank God for what has been already won,
and let us all take heart as we go forward to
uphold this great edict. For myself accept
the proclamation without note or comment
1t is enough for me that in the exercise of the
war power it strikes at the origin and main
spring of the rebellion, for | never have con-
cealed the conviction that it mattered little
where we struck this wickedness, provided
only that we struck sincerely and in earnest.
So is it all connected, that the whole must
suffer with every part and the words of the
poet will be verified, that, in striking 'tenth
or ten thousandth we strike the chain alike"
1t is sometimes said that this edct is uncon-
stitutional. There are some persons with
whom the constitution Is perpetual stumbling
block wherever anything is to be done for
freedom. This cannot be the case, l think,
with the liberal farmers of this valley Of
course tnlS eulct OF emancipation is to be re-
garded as war measure, made in the exercise
of the rights of war. 1t is as much war
measure as the proclamation calling forth the
troops, and is entitled to the same support. 1t
is not a measure of abolition, or anti-slavery,
or Of philanthropy; but a war measure, pure
and simple. If there be any person disposed
to discourage it, l warn and remind him that he
departs from the duties Of patriotism, hard
ty less than If he discouraged enliStmentS.
There is but one course now before
us. The policy of emancipation, at last
adopted as war measure, must be
sustained precisely as you sustain an
army in the field With this new and sub
lime agency | cannot doubt the result. The
rebellion will be crushed, and our country
will be elevated to heights of power and gran
deur where it will be an example to mankind.
1t is related Of the emperor Julian, known as
the Apostate, for he had once embraced chris
tianity, that, perishing before he had struck
the last blows prepared by his hatred to chris
tianity, he looked at the blood which spirited
from his side, and then cried, ''Galllean, thou
hast conquered" Such a cry will yet be heard
from the apostate chiefs in our rebel states
''Liberty, thou hast conquered" The echo of
this cry will be heard round the globe.
offer the following sentiment:
The Valley Of the Connecticut-Happy in
its fertility and also in its beauty; happier
still in that inspiration of liberty which is bet
ter than fertility or beauty.
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EALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
A. P. WARE & co.

INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEIR
CUSTOMERS, AND ALL PURCHAs.
ERs OF CLOTHING, TO A LARGE
AND VERY EXCELLENT STOCK OF
SEASONABLE GARMENTS OF RE
CENT PRODUC rION, COMPRISING
THE USUAL AND MOST APPROVED
STYLES OF THE SEASON, AND THEY
FEEL GREAT CONFIDENCE THEY
WILL BE FOUND TO MERIT GENER-
AL
OUR STOCK OF BOYS CLOTHING
Is ALSO FULLY EQUAL TO THE Of
FERINGS OF ANY FORMER SEASON,
AND CARE WILL BE TAKEN TO
KEEP THIS IMPORTANT DEPART
MENT OF OUR BUSINESS IN FULL
ASSORTMENT OF ALL OF THE MOST
DESIR ABLE DESCRIPTIONS OF
GARMENTS FOR BOYS ALL AGES
AND SIZES. boys CLOTHING MADE
To ORDER, IN THE BEST MANNER.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUR VERY LARGE STOCK OF FUR
NISHING AND PIECE GOODS, WHICH
WILL BE FOUND WORTHY OF THE
ATTEN TON OF PERSONS IN WANT
OF ANY QUALITY OF GOODS FOR
sEASONABLE CLOTHING, FOR ETH
Err MEN OR BOYS.
ALSO, CONSTANTLY ON HAND A
coon STOCK OF GOODS FOR MILL
TARY CLOTHING.
GAR NGENTS OF ALL DESCRIP-
TIONS MADE TO OR DER WITH
PKOMPTNESS, AND SATISFAC rION
IN ALL CASES GUARANTEED.
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er can be applied to the ordinary ud lamp and has the
following advantages II is the most economical burner
yet invented (aSide from the loss breaking chmneys
OF the ordinary Kerosene lamp regulated 10
burn one week day and night for sum less than two
cents neither smokes Smells emits sparks liable
to eXpOde it barns with steady fame similar though
rather more brilliant than fluid and be carried
around without the least danger of being eXtnguished
even if taken out door in ordinary weather.
Town rights will be sold favorable terms.
For sale by II AYRES, owner of the right for Wor
cester County 23S Main Wnrrnstnr ne