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[Concluded.]
The age of Mr, Mayo at his decease is not known ,
but ho was said to ha "very old," and born probabl y
bofi.ro the year J600 ; neither can it now be point-
ed out the place of his burial. Tradition says ho
was-born in England., and emi grated to Plymouth
Colony on account of the government persecutions
iigu inst the Puritans. That he was a graduate of
some College in Eng land , tliere can be no doubt ,
fro m the faet that the earl y settlers of Massachusetts
having , above ijll things else, a most watchfu l and
pious regard for the spiritual welfare of the churches ,
woul d never allow the settling,as Pastor of a church ,
of any porspn unless he was a highly educate d man.
His daug hter Hannah Mayo was married to Na-
t 'uiniel Bapon , in Barnstable , Dec. 4, 1642,and while
Mr. Mayo was Teacher there. Her children were
Hannah , born 1643 ; Nathaniel , 1645 ; Mary, 1648;
Samuel, 1650 ; Elizabeth, 1653 ; Jeremiah, 1G57 ;
Mercy, 1659 , and John , ]GC1. !
Joseph Howes, of Yarmouth , who signs the agree-
ment and settlement to the estate of M.r. .John Mayo
in 167Q, as one *'of the parties concerned" therein ,
probabl y married Elizabeth , another daug hter of
John Mayo , and sheboin< » alive at that time would ,
with PJanni ih Bacon and John Mayo, make "the
llwee surviving childre n " referred to in that settle-
ment ; and what makes this probability still more
cerlain that there was this relationshi p between these
families , is t hat Joseph Howes , of Yarmouth , in his
Will dated Jan. 17 , 1095 , concludes as follows , "and
I des ire my loving brothers , Jeremiah Howes and
John Mayo to be overseers , to take care of , advise
tin d keep for performin g of this my last Will and
Testament. " lit? therein appoints his wife. Eliza-
bet h , and Ijis sop Josep h , executors of his will.
The children of this Josep h and Elizabeth IIowps
were Samuel, Joseph, John, Nathaniel, Thomas,
Amos, Mary, Elizabeth and Hannah. Elizabeth ,
(lie wife of Joseph Howe?, of Yarmouth , died 1701,
then n widow.
Samukl May q, sop of Rev. John Mayo, was ong
of the first settlers of Barnstable ,and was ther e while
his father vyas Teacher there ; was one of those able
to bear arms in 16
,43 , and in the Fall ol 1653, he
removec) from Barnstable to Qyest .er I|av, on Lotm
Island , in company wijhs onte others from that town.
Some account of this removal inav be found in
Hazard's Collection of State Papers , where it is
mentioned that "the vessel which broug ht Mr. Lev-
isr id ge ljere (Oyester Bay) belonged to Cap tain
Thomas Willctte , Samuel Mayo, Will iam Padd y
and John Barnes , of Barnstable : ami as war then
prevailed between the Eng lish and Ijutch in Europe
she wjis taken while in the Dutch lim itp jhaving gone
to Ilampsteat) harbor arid landed fheir cattle and
goods, because there $»a$ no house creeled tit pyes-
ter Bay in which they could be received."
Thompson , in his history pf Long Island , says
" The first permanent settlement pf .Qyester Bay
via? upon or near the site of the village of Oyestor
Bay, in the ypar 3 653 ; and the Indian Deed for the
first purchase was given b
,y the Malinecock Sa-
eliem , as follows :
"Anno Domini, 1653. This writin g witnessetji
that I, Assiapum , alias Mohenoss , have sold unto
Peter VVright , Samuel Mayo and William Lever-
id ge, tjfeir (jeyres, gxe'trs , admin 'trs, and assigns all
lam) lying and situate upon Oyester Bay, and
bou nded by Oyester Bay River tt^theeast side, and
Papeqifiunlc on the west side , wjlh all ye woods, riv-
ers, marshes , up lands , ppnds and all other the appK>r-
tainaijces lying between ye bounds aforenamed ,wit h
nil t h.e Islands to the seaward excepting one Island
commonl y called Hogg Island/ and bounded near
southerl y by a.-foint ol trees called P antiague : In
consideration , of which bargain and sale he is to re-
ceive in full satisfacti on six Indian coats, six kelKils ,
six fat lion)? wainpsmi , six hoes, six hatchets , three
pair stockings , thirt y awl blades or mnxes , twenty
"• knives, three shirts and as much Peagiio as will
amount to four pounds sterling.
Jn wjtnuss whereof he Ija th set his mark.
ASSJAPUM or
HOHENEgS /
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mark. ''
In presence of William Washisorxk
AxTnox y Wright
Kobkht Williams. ,
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The purchase of about three thousand acres of
land qn what , is called Lloyds Neck , Long Island ,
was made tlie 30th Sept. 1654, from R-atiocun, Sag-
amore of Cow IJarbor , by Samuel Mjy o., Daniel
Whi tebead , and Peter Wri ght , three of t-.lio first
settlers of Oyester Bay, for th p price of three opals ,
th ree sljirts , two cutloes , three hatchets , three hoes,
two fath qm wainpmn , six k.niv< »«,,two pair stockings ,
and twp pair shoes." This company afterwards -on
the 6th May, 1658, sold the ?ame land to Samuel
Andrews for £1QQ.
Samuel Mayo abotft tl j isiime remoyod to Boston ,
in Massachusetts , where he resi .ded till his death in
1663 or 1064.
The following from the Probate Beeords for the
Counfj - pf Suffolk relates to the settlement of his
est ate , viz:
"Af t a Cpuntye Courth .eld at Boston the 26th
A pril 1664. Power of Admin istration to the estate
of the late Sanmell Mayoh , Mariner , Deceased is
"T.yinted to ]\|r. John Mayo , his (Father, the wi dow
nl the said Sam Mayo retuiing to take adminislra-
tipn in the behalfe of the Creditors and children of
the said S
.amuell so fFwr as the estate ghiill reach
nnlp. '
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The estate was appraised by Ohristophpr Gibson
and Michae l Wills at £21 8s. lQd.
"Mr. John Maio according ly Deposed before the
Ppij rt on said 26th A pril 16
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64 that this is a true
jij ventoi ye of the estate of the late Samuel Mayo ,
his spnne to the best pf his knowled ge and that
^ylien 1)6 knpwcs mqre hee will disclose the same.
Edytaup IiA.\ysQ>f , Recorder."
June 4, 165Q. Samuel Mayo , of Barnstable , was
propoun ded to the Coijrt i\f Plymputh , 40 take up
his Freedom ; but we do not find any rpeord pf his
being admitte d ijs such. Fie prqbabl y renioyed from
flit) Colony to Qyester Bay before taking the oath .
By the Records of the Second Church in Boston ,
Mr. John Mayo , Pastqr , vin 1660 Tliomasine Mayo
>y|fp of Samuel Mayo , was ((duiitted to full commun-
jflt ) in the Church. "
In th p Church Becprds pf Barnstable,,in the Impel
writi ng of R.!v. Mr. L,othrop, are recorded the bap-
tisms of "Afan/ and Samuel, Feb. 3d , 1G50, Ilannah ,
Qct. 20, 165,0, and Elizabeth, May 22, 1653, chil-
dren of Samuel Maq.!> And in Records of Births in
Jiqston , are recorded Nathani el, bom April 1, 1658,
l)nd Sqrqh , born 16,60, children pf Samuel af) d
Thomasjne Mayo.
^Y!)at became of tl)e chiulr p" of Eiamuel Mayo , is
pot krtqwp, except tlixt Mary Mayo who married
Jonathan Pangs, in Eastham , Jul y 16,, 1(154, and
E'Uabath Mayo, who married IJe.v. Samuel Treat ,
pf Eastham, j n 16, 74, were, the daughters of this
Samuel. They certainl y were not the daug hters of
Rev. John Mayq, as represented by Mr. Pratt in his
history of Eastham , because they both were living
at the time of his death , arid would , wi th John Mayo
and Hannah Bacon, mpre t|inn make up the num-
ber of i'$w surviving childre n" mentioned in the
$BWt«(fl 9nt Q,t l)ts estate,Hml they were also too young
Dome account of Mr. Joint Mayo, one
of the settlers of Cape Cod.
by far to be called bis children with any sho#
f many of the best Business
Firms in Boston. They present extra inducements for
Traders and others to purchase o
f them. All who visit tl
city should take this list with them.
JOHN BRIGHAM & CO.,
RiblttOBis, Hosiery, <3!ovcs, SilSss, Slsawls
GIMPS. FRINGES. BKAIDS , LINENS ,
LACES , EMBROIDERIES ,
MILLINERYAND WHITE GOODS.
No 18 Milk-street . Sewall's Block, Boston.
•"T JIAH'PrN
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L.TBIlADFOllb^
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V4^2 Wa^hingj^n Street. Boston.
Cutlery, Hardware and Fishing TacUle.
Hisa«sor 'tm'en*'of!^iitlery in all its branches is ex-
tcn'ive, comprisiifg"A7x/t'"w
dollars, where they can witness the magnificent
THEATRICAL ENTERTAINME NTS,
piven EVERY EVENING, and WEDNESDAY and SAA R0
BAY AFTERNOONS, by a Compan y of Comedians »" r«r j
Orchestra of Musicians, admitted to be'SUPERlOK t° ¦
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before collected in this country, with the aid of ^,-
Stage and Sceatic Arrangeme^ f
the most grand and superb ever seen in either Etu'op* °r
tjogto°
icn! Lima warranting the universal admission that *JJ teel, i»
Museum , besides being the most comfortable ana fe c
_
Cheapest Place of Amnsement
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IN THE WORLD ! A single visit will prove the truth o.
aestitj on , as the admission is only y j f
GT 25 Cents to the Whole-•
sept 24 eoplOw _^__~-—"^
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^ jypni
WOOL CARPETS—A (rood assortment J* .
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the city; Oil Carpets , from 1 to 2 yard*
These in want of such will do well to cal 1 on .jjf ,
sent 17 WALE? & COJW
THE subscriber having removed his place of business
from the shop of Mr. Isaac Chi pman to the house
ol the late Capt. Joshua Loring, opposite the Baptist
Meeting House,
', respectfull y solicits the patronage of
his forme r frienrls and customers. His experience in
the business will enable him to furnish GARMENTS
ot all descri ptions , of the most approved patterns in
the best manner , and on the. most favorable terms.
Dp "Over Coats; Dress Coats, Pants and Vesta, and
Children's Clothing cut and made to order, at the short-
est notice.
**
*Sevcrnl Apprentices are wanted immediatel y,
who will find good employment , on applicatio n to
I S. DOWDING.
Earnstablc , Oct. 1> Sm
Tailoring Business.
Coluit Port and New Bedford Packet.
.&, The sloop HARRIET V. Capt. B.
J' wsL*"* ¦^oul'ne
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commenced running regularl y for
y^jgrajl^ the season, on the 25th ult., from Cotnit
,j S
S
L1>01't t0 Now Bedford , via East Falmomh
and Wood's Hole. For frei ght or passage ,
apply to ELIJAH PIUNNEY , Cotuit Port, PERRY
G. MACOMBE R, New Bodford , or to the master on
bowd: tf Cotuit Port, May H
Hays' Superior Washin g Fluid.
nnHIS is the most improved , and by far the cheapest
j|_ article ever broug ht before the public , havin g n. S. LEABNARD.
/ L. F. POLLARD.
]) . 0. & G..C. WILSON ,
B O T A N I C -
D R U G G I S T S ,
Np 18 Central-street , Boston.
¦WHO LESALE ':DEALERS IN
Botanic Medicines, Shaker Herbs,
ESSENTIAL OILS, EXTRACTS. SPICES,
THOMPSONIAN PREPARATIONS , DRUG-
GISTS' GLASS WARE , MEDICAL
BOOK S, SYRINGES, &c. &c.
—_ ________ ___
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
D o o r s , S a s h e s, B l i n d s, &c.
No 15 Blackstone-street , Boston.
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
Paper of all kinds for sale and made to order. News
Papers supp lied at lowest rates. Cash paid for Rags,
Waste , Ropes, Sizing and 4all other kinds of Paper
Stock , by
GRANT, DANJELL & CO.,
l'p Union-street , Boston.
Montgomery House.
TREMONT STREET, BOST ON.
Terms SI 50;per day.
T. P. Wilson , Prop rietor, 'jj . S. Parkee, Manager
United States Hotel,
BO STON—BY SPOONER & SILSBY.
Located near tho terminu s of the Worcester , Norwich ,
Fall River , New York and Western Railioads , and
fronting on Kingston , Beach and Lincoln-sts.
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WILLIAM G. REED ,
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COOKING RANGES, STOVES, CABOOSES
,
CASTINGS
, frc.
W h o l e s a l e a n d R e t a i l ,
No 46 Blackstone-street , Boston.
LOCKVVOOD , ZANE & LUMB ,
P l u m b e r s,
No 5 Derby Range, Court-street , • - Boston.
Manufacturers of every descri pt ion of
LEAD, BRASS AND COPPER WORK.
Water Closets,Pumps ,Hydrants and Fountains , Leath-
er and India Rubber Hose.
Hot, Cold and Shower Baths. Barrow/ Celebrated
Cooking Range.
®j m> 3J)_jffi _?_?_as3
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c_-n__jiLis>
N e w s p a p e r A d v e r t i s i n g Agent,
No. 10 State-street, Bostox.
Is authorized to RECEIVE ADVERTISEMENTS
and SUBSCRIPTIONS for this paper , and
the best Newspapers in the United
States, at, the S A M E
RATES, as at tho
office of pub-
lication.
FOE SAJ_E.
A JEWELRY AND WATCH ESTABLISH-
MENT , sit uated in a flourishin g town. It is a rare
opportunity to commence business , for one having
S3000 to S4000. Applications made (post paid) to S.
M. PETTENGILL , 10 State-street , Boston.
F. A. IIAWLEY & C0
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HOSIERY , GLOVES, SCARFS, STOCKS,
SHIR T BOSOMS, COLLARS , &c.
No 6 Elm-street , Boston .
A7!\~m~IriTlTT;
Manufacturer and Inventor of the well known
WASHINGTON SUSPENDER SHOULDER BRACE,
Also—SUPE RIOR SUPPORTERS §¦ TRUSSES,
At No 221 Washington-street , Boston , near
Marlboro ' Hotel. '
New England
TR USS MANUFACTORY.
JAMES FREDERIC FOSTER ,
Manufacturer of
KatcSiet and Spiral Trusses,
467 Washington-street , Boston, Mass. 467.
All the various approved Tkusses, constantl y for
sal e. Ladies waited on by Mrs. Caroline D. Foster,
who has had 20 years experience in the business.
The subscrib er has removed his place of business to
467 Washington-stre et , up beyond the Boylston Mar-
ket, four doors from LaGrange Place , on the same side
of the street , of the two above named places.
Strangers in the city will please take notice tho odd
numbers and even numbers are on opposite sides of the
stre et, it Ij cing416 opposite the subscriber 's residence ,
467 , where he will keep a full supp ly of Read y-Made
Trusses for gentlemen and ladies , youths and infants.
Abdominal Supporters of 5 or 7 different kinds , such
as Hull's, Chap in's Spi nal , Cutter 's, Fitch's, Ingall's,
&c. &c Ladies waited upon by Mrs. Caroline D. Fos-
ter , at th e above place.
Agents Wanted,
To sell SEARS' NEW AND POPULAR PIC-
TORIAL DESCRIPTION OF THE UNITED
STATES , Treasury of Knowled ge, Pictorial Family
Annual , and other useful publications .
To men of enterprise and tact ,this business offers an
opportunity for profitabl e employment seldom to be
met with. There is not a town in the Union where a
right honest and well disposed person can fail of.sell-
ing from 50 to 2000 volumes , according to the popula-
tion.
Full particulars of princi ples and profits of the agen-
cy will he given on app lication , (post paid) to S. M.
PETTENGILL, 10 State-street , Boston.
t7e. WORCESTER ,
Designer and Engraver on "Wood ,
152 Washington-street,
Third door South of Milk-street.
JOFIN IT. SYMONDS ,
(Successor to Andrew Kitchen ,)
HAIR DRESSER ,
And Manufacturer of Kitchen & Henderson 's justl y
celc'irated
HAIR PRESER VATIVE,
No 41 Congress-street , Boston.
E. OAKS & PERKINS ^^
Importers and Wholesale and Retail r>
S A LT ,
Dealefs iR
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51 aocl 52 I-ong wharf , Bost
wAL^JS frg^!^
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JW^i ^^'
^- BCILBB FLUES, STEA
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Also a variety of other patterns , too nn™ *•
lion , of Cooking, Parlor and OmTl?** ri,ig Lane, adjoining the Chanel „.. °CS?
South Church , where GOOD FARE the 0l '
had at the lowest prices. an alWuj-s £
VvhTting& brother;
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Offer for sale, for cash or ap proved credit
assortment oi Hardware.. Sheet Iron , '
Tinners' 7pCotnPlet
Goods, Founders' Sand Riddles, §-c. 31 Union "ni'si'n
THE ONLY FITIST rftBMIITMS.
The Silver Medals for the best Miniatures and Plates.
S0UTHW0RTH & HAWES,
D A G U ER R E O T Y P E R O O M S .
The attention of all persons interested in procuring
DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENESSES of them-
selves or friends.or copies from Portraits , Min-
iat ures, Paintings , Engravings , or Statu-
ary , is particularl y invited to our
Specimens.
Recent improvements enable us to make Daguerreo-
types the size of life, and i n Views, Landscapes. &c.
movi ng figures arc distinctl y represented. No 5 1-2
Tremont Row, Boston.
MORSE & FLETCHER ,
BRASSFOUNDERS AND FINISHERS,
No 44 Congress-street , Boston.
N. B. Brass Cocks and Couplings, Beer and Force
Pumps.
Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces, Cabooses,
AIR-TIGHT CASTIN
GS, frc.
At W h o l e s a l e and R e t a i l , by
WINCHESTER & KNIGHT ,
63 arid 65 Blackstone-street , Boston.
Telfar's Magnolia. I
SPOOL CO TTON.
This celebrated thread , in white , and assorted colors, is
constantl y for sale by THACHER , SHAW &
CO., 43 Milk street.
. PARKER , Wn,l)ER
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& CO
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Common, Fine and Superfine Carpetinqs , Three Ply
and Stair do. Also, Bugs for sale at
2 and 4 Pearl-street , Boston.
WILLIA M
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BLANC H ARD^
Importer of
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
No 70 Kilb y-street , Boston.
MITCHELL & EILEY"
Glass Cutters and Ornamental Engravers on Stained
and Window Glass. Also— Glass and Solar Shades
at Wholesale and Retail—No 1Andover-street , Boston.
CROCKERY,
GLASS WARE AND PAPER HANGINGS ,
—for sale by—
M E L L E N & C O .
16, 18 and 20 Merchants ' Row, Boston.
TRUNKS , VALISES AND CARPET BAGS.
The subscriber will sell for the next sixty da ys his
immense stock of TRUNKS , VALISES, CARPET
BAGS, &c, at a great deduction from former prices , at hi s
old stand , corner of Milk and Devonsbire-sts., Boston.
Merchants and others are respectfully invited to call
and examine tho above, before purchasing.
JOHN G. HALEY.
PRINTING.
Q U I C K , C H E A P A N D E L E G A N T ,
BY C. C. P. MOODY,
AT THK OLD DICKINSON OFFICE ,
52 Washington-street, .. Boston.
EVERY VARIETY OF LETTER PRESS WORK
E x e c u t e d in t h e best m a n n e r .
J. STONE,
Daguerreotype Booms,
No 34 Tremont Row, opposite the Museum.
Pictures taken in the best manner on reasonable terms,
CHASE, Daguerrian Artist,
247 Washington-street , Boston,
Determined not to be excelled. If a better likeness can
be produced than I can take , mine will be given
GRATIS.
Fancy Goods.
K R A M E R & H E Y E E ,
No. 48 Cornhill , Boston ,
Importers of French, German and English Fancy Goods,
Toys and Musical Instruments, of every description,
all of which they will sell at a small advance on the
cost of importation.
Merchants from the country will do well to call and
examine our extensive stock" before purchasing else-
where.
PUTNAM 'S SPRING BEDSTEAD ,
( p a t e nt e d ,) for sale at his
FURNITURE$r UPHOLSTERY WAREROOMS
404 Washingston-street , Boston.
HILLS & CHADWICK ,
Trunk, Valise and Carpet Basr
MANUFA
CTURERS,
78 and 80 Ann street , corner of Center-street , Boston
S. Crane's Patent Soap,
Patented in 1850.
An article highly approved by all who have used it.
Manufactured and sold , Wholesale and Retail. A lib-
eral discount to wholesale purchasers. -WM. MOORE ,
General Agent , No 4 It. R. Block , Lincoln-st ., Boston
Glass Water Pipes,
For Wells, Aqueducts, Springs , &c.
WILLIAM B. GUY,
No 22 Sudbury-street , - - Boston,
Would inform the public that he has INVEN TED a
new contrivance for lining Pipes with Glass.
DYER'S WASHING"lFLU_ _>.
I.ester & l>yer=
W h o l e s a l e A g e n t s ,
No.163 Court-street, Boston.
Orders strictl y and promptl y attended to hy L. & D
h. bT& h. w. witherell & co.,
Importers and Jobbers of
Silks, Velvets
, Ribbons, Laces, Flowers and Millinery
Articles, Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves, Dress
Trimmings, White Goods, $-c.
No 14 Milk-street , Boston.
Tin KooJItsg-.
Roofs coveted with Tin, Copper or Zinc,by
CHARLES T. FAY,
No 67 1-2 Friend-street , Boston.
W A R R E N S A W Y E R ,
Dealer in
TAN
NER S' AND CURRIERS' TOOLS,
LAMPBLACK, CUTCH , &c.
3 Blackstone-street , Boston .
P E A R L M A R T I N ,
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Dealer in
CARPETINGS, MATTING, BOOKING
FLOOR and TABLE OIL CLOTH, RUGS, MATS
Slair Rods, Transparent Window Shades
and Fixtures.
85 Hanover-street, near Blackstone-st., Boston.
A. Hi NICHOLS,
Manufacturer amVWholcsale Dealer in
Hats, Caps and Fwrs.
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Also for sale ,
BUFFAL.
0 A-ND FANCY ROBES.
4 Market Square; opposite North side of Faneuil Hall,
HENRY P. PARKER ,
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Dealer in
FURNITURE
, FEATHERBEDS, MATRESS-
ES AND LOOKING GLASSE
S.
No 2 Union-street , near Elm , Boston.
H. F. P. is the sole Agent for Lyndly's Patent Anti-
Bug Bedsteads.
JOSEPH L. ROSS,
Practical Manufacturer of
SCHOOL DESKS AND CHAIRS,
Corner of Ivers and Hawkins-streets , Boston.
BURNING FLUID ,
Camphene, Lamp and Chandelier Depot. .
3.F. DODGE, Manufacturer & Dealer.
No 15 Union street , Boston.
JONES' SYSTEM
OP BOOK-KEEPM AND ACCOUNTAN TSHIP.
Elementary and practical, adapted to Self-Instruction
School and Counting Houses, with Key, $2 ; Sehools,fl.
Blanks corresponding with instruction in the book , $1.
Discount 25 per cent-to the Trade, Schools and Teach-
ers. For sale at 226 Washington-street , Boston, No 4
Gray 's Block , over Jones , Ball & Poor.
CUTLER & STIOENBY,
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Dealers in Faints, Oils, Window Glass,
DRUGS. ME DICINE S and DYE STUFFS.
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fir Nos 131 and 135 State
!l!I — I _/""T~^t— opposite the new Custo m
\fWLt- ]%»__? House—BOS TON ,
^£SSJESdJ^?ffsl%
Have
constantl y on hand
*^f_-ESr ^F^r« Window Glass ,
^^PfflfcLy LINSEED OIL ,
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F7FW^i
spmTS TURPENTINE ,
life B __n_T=_Sr j iJ1 I Coach and Furniture
lfc^-f-!S-»rT VARNISH,
F
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! ~~l %Lf l'f I A s p i j a l t u m , or
P^t^~dfcrii'SR I Iron Varnish,
^—ffc-J" A^S13 M I I riulirlcl phia , New York ,
WfeiiKj a 'feteO Boston and Norfolk
l Lj^ !CLA I' WHITE LEAD,
f S r r i-^PTll fi DRUGS & MEDICINES ,
I I itL
j !£
g^>-~>? Pi \\ IVT F,N T MK DIOIN KS,
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-Ir"7n!-*^^r^ *cr*j— I **' | hij orted Liquors, for me-
k/fWTT~
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'l t' duinnl purpos es; also, a
JSjfta sJ "
^T"' I-J J choice assorlmcnt of true
_ |mb^f_ _-— --4 M imported Havana Cigars,
fwlLj iv^"N
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