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"More Fresh Goods Received," an additional assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, among which are a complete assortment of low priced Broadcloth and Floorcloth, drab, mixed, and black Cavalier, blue/brown and black Serges; green and brown and black and white lam and green ladies' Pelisse Cloths; Fire and common Coatings; #2 and § Duffils, drab and mixed Sateen, ladies' black and colored Worsted Flannel from 26.10 to 256. "Men's and Women's Apparel and Worsted do; fashionable Vestings; low priced dark do's Thicksets and Velvets; mill'd Rose Blankets; Printed Tambourades, an entire new article of London style for ladies' dresses. A large assortment of fine and common Calicoes; do silk and cotton Crapes; Cambric Muslins; variety of fancy Muslins; willowed Cotton. Shawls; Bancs Handkerchiefs; printed Cambrics; black do; plain & figured silk Handkerchiefs; black Galloons and Shoe Bindings; Wildboars and Darants. India Cottons at very low prices—which with his other stock forms a complete assortment, and are offered on the most reasonable terms for cash or approved credit. W Jones, jr. Just received from London, 14 packages fresh import PIECE GOODS, Making an excellent assortment of the following articles—: Italian Crapes; Canton Crapes of every fashionable color; Plain and plaid Italian and Canton Silks for gowns and pelisses; Double Sarafets and Lustrings; White double Sarafets; Elegant Shawls; Black, drab, and white Italian long Kid Gloves; An elegant assortment fancy Muslins; Silk Muslins plaids for gowns; Spotted and plain Bombazines; Black and assorted Sewing Silks; Ginghams; Culecoes; Black Cambrics; Dimities; Embossed Cambrics; Tabby Velvets; Embroidered Calicoes and Wild Boars; Cotton Cambrics, all widths; Printed and plain Cotton Laces, from Paris; Pelisse Flannels; Embroidered Shawls; Millinets; Cotton Sewing; Topes; Pins; Black Worsted and Silk Hosiery; Brown Hollands; Colored Cotton Shirt Waist; Cap; various Men's Hats and Bonnets; Straw trimmings; Cotton Umbrellas; Baizes and Flannels; Serges; Black Forelle and Broad Cloths; Low priced Drab Kerseys; Coat and Velvet Buttons. 1 case containing Irish Sheetings 3 ond Einen Diapers Ty & Cloths from Stock Fine Irish Linen of an excellent quality White and colored Bed Lace & more INDIA GOODS: Give and common Lengths of Cloths for Common Cottons, all priced according to quality Bandannoes, Very fine Company Plaid and barred Silk Handkerchiefs. Pianos and Stair Carpetings, 2 new packers._Seps 75 Dye-Stuff Store. Clothing for Men, Women, and Children, including a wide range of colors and fabrics. New Fall GOODS, including Men's and Women's clothing, Shoes, and other accessories. JUST RECEIVED, #. V. B. And this day opening at DRAPERIES CHEAP CASHTORE; A Very extensive variety of SEA SONABLE GOODS, received by the last arrivals at Bolton—among which are: A A right variety fancy Muslins; Fine green, blue, and white Cambrics; Black and white Italian Crapes; Second, two colored twilled linens; India black Silk and Lustrings; and 4 London twilled Prints - a great variety of dark and light Calicos; Plain & figured book and jacquard Muslins; Cambric and common Dimities; and 2 light and dark Ginghams; Variety light & dark Hamilton Cords; and 4 British Shirting Cottons; 3 colored and white Colerain Cottons; Thread & cotton Laces and Edgings Crimson, brown & late twilled Sarcenets; Figured silk and cotton lace Armlets; Twilled Fancies, a new article Furniture Chintzes and Copperplates; Remarkably cheap Ginghams & Calicoes; Italian black and colored Sewing Silks; Black, blue, grey, mixed & drab double milled Cambric, of best quality; An elegant variety fancy Vesting; Grey mixed & blue worsted Webbing; Black and olive Velvets of best quality; Olive and black Thicksets of do.; Berlin Cords and low priced Cambrics; Fawn, black, slate, green, crimson and scarlet Bombazettis; Wildbores: 34, 52, and 62 cotton Diapers; Black and colored tabby Velvets; Owollen Cords, silver ditto; Ladies and gentlemen’s worsted and cotton Hesse. E 4 and § black Cambrics; Black and colored silk Velvets; Cotton Umbrellas; Rufnels, Callimancoes and Durants; Brown Linens, some very fine; Coat and vest Buttons of a superior quality; English & American Checks & Stripes; Providence Bed Tick and Sheetings; Bandanna and Madras Crapes; Variety Straw Bonnets of the newest shapes; A large supply India Cottons; A further supply Kidderminster CARPETINGS; Venetian Sair do. &c. &c. & Sept- 25 James Rundlet, HAS just received and is now opening a part of his Fail & Winter Goods, which will be sold at a very small advance by wholesale and retail: October Second Edition of Practical Arithmetic. Cohe AR BOERNERS e i A good LT up published and for sale as TAPPAN’s BOOKSTORE; Market Street - Portsmouth, A SHORT and system of Practical Arithmetic; A compiled from the best authority; with demonstrations of the rules. To which is annexed a short plan of Book Keeping. The whole design is for the use of Schools by William Kinne, M.D. Recommendations—Having inspected the "Short System of Practical Arithmetic," we are of opinion that it is suitable and will assist in our Schools, and find ordered by meeting with the government. Samuel Moody, DR SIS A O, and Samuel S. Wilde have executed the work with skill and judgment and will prove valuable. With the author, may be remunerated for labor by a rapid sale of the work. Boston Renne Cony. Gray and Sewall, agents for the book, show that it has wide distribution and adequate substitute. The log of September 4th shows that it has been well received and is in demand. Fresh Fall Goods, opening and for sale by Sylvester Meicher, include superfine black and blue Broad Cloths, calicoes, cashmeres, black Fiorentines, German cords, crêpes, and velvets; Forest Cloths and Kelseys; serges, baizes, and habutls; black and colored worsted hosiery; wild boars, drab pots, ruffles, and chimmancos; red, brown, slate, green, lead, and black bombazettes; printed linens and cotton diapers; British shirt. Inquire at the Notice, Colerain do: Minerals; Checked Plain and Plaid Silks, Ginghams and Calicoes of every description, 2nd at very low prices; black, white and colored Cambrics; Embossed do; Fancy Muslins; Jacobinet and Book do; Cambric and common Denims; Thread and Cotton Laces, from 1 to 15, low priced Cotton Yarns; black, -white and colored Kid Gloves; Cotton do; black and colored tabby Velvats; Pins; Cotton Sewings; black Galloons; Quiltings and Shoe Bindings; black and white Mullettins; Hat Linings; Cotton Umbrellas; black and colored Silk Handkerchiefs; Cotton do from 34 to 60; Boys' Feather Hats, &c. A large supply of India Cottons, some very fine, from 10 cents to 50 cents per yard. Sept. 29. New Piece Goods Store. Stephen Hardy has just received by the late arrivals from England, and is now opening an extensive assortment of Piece Goods, comprising almost every kind generally kept in the Piece Goods line, which he will sell on very low terms for cash or short credit. Portsmouth, October 16, 1810. James Rundlett has just received, and now opening 25 Packages of fresh imported. SOLD . & o g ’ =, Biy % ‘ which will be sold by wholesale and retail at a small advance, for cash or approved credit. October 13 ; A TREE RE-SELLER "Stone Cutting" GRATH & TREAT, have just received a new assortment of Marble, suitable for Building stones, Grave and Tomb-stones, and a number of Shop-fences, Booklets—completely; faithfully made at their shop, to the corner Los Naugles street and Deer street— assortment of Free stone hearth sets, added Marble ditto—Share of SIZES all sizes, Paint Mills, Paint St. ENGINEERING services— & many other articles FOR SALE, order by will be executed with neatness and match. At the lowest rate; for, Cash OF 50 proved credit, and every favor grateful acknowledged. December 19, 1909 State of New Hampshire, Chesterfield Notice is hereby given to the non-resident proprietors and owners of land in Chesterfield, who have not paid their highway, town, county, and school taxes for the year 1909, that so much of their land as will pay said taxes together with incidental charges, will be sold at public vendue at the dwelling house of Capt. Ebenzer Harvey, innholder in said town, on Tuesday the 22nd day of January next, at one o'clock in the afternoon unless prevented by previous payment to-me the following. AR + LT ong county taxes 4.0 n T(R Town taxes 23 & R 280 Highway taxes FE 8 WS 8 Proportion 32 = & &. This notice was published in The Caledonia Record, a newspaper in New Hampshire, on December 19, 1909. By order of the 5th Committee, Sk & Co., London, has recently opened a branch at No. 27, Fore-Street, next door to Thomas Sheaf. Here, they have a complete assortment of Ship Chandlery & Groceries. Among the goods available are 500 hogsheads of May Salt, a few tons of English Iron, Chests of Souchong and Bohea Tea, for sale at fair prices. Additionally, Abraham Shaw, at his Store on Shaw's Wharf, offers various commodities, including Vegetables, Pulmonary Detergents, and Congestion, Asthma, and Consumption remedies. This store is not only for merchants and ship owners but also for the public looking for quality goods at reasonable prices. The establishment strives to meet the needs of its customers with dedication and professionalism. Whether you're in need of ship supplies, groceries, or remedies for respiratory ailments, the Sk & Co. and Abraham Shaw's Store are here to serve you. THIS Medicine is prepared by a physician of Massachusetts, whose name it bears, of personal and professional respect, who in his advertisements assures the public of repeated instances of cures effected by this preparation, when all other medicines had failed; and that in the course of his practice, and that of many other medical men, he had never known a single instance of an unfavorable result. He asserts that the cause of the discovery of this remedy was occasioned by his own predisposition to primordial affections—which led him for many years exclusively to the study of consumptive complaints, especially that of coughs—and that his laborious researches were ultimately crowned with complete success. For sale by CHARLES TAPPAN, bookseller, Portsmouth. Now: EDUCATION. The Subscriber, just arrived from Edinburgh, proposes, if encouragement should be given, to teach either in this town or its neighborhood, the following branches of the Mathematics: Arithmetic, Algebra, Euclid’s Elements, Geometry, Trigonometry. Geometry, Measurement, Navigation, Conic Sections, and Geography with the use of the Globes. He has studied these branches under the finest teachers in Edinburgh—His original purpose was a passage to New-York, to which place he received letters from his friends, but finding a convenient passage to this town, he is induced to make proposals of teaching here, the season being far advanced; and should he meet with encouragement, he would like to continue here, rather than go to more southern states. He would teach Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, and English Grammar, should there be an opening for this; and not an immediate one for the branches before mentioned. The subscriber will pay close attention to the business of teaching, and hopes to give entire satisfaction to those who may please to employ him. S I GEORGE FORRESTER. N. B. The subscriber may be spoken with at his chambers at Mrs. Dennie’s in Cross Street. Fencing and Military School. MR. JOHN B. GIRARD has the honor to inform the Gentlemen of Portsmouth, that he intends to open a Fencing and Military School in this town, the same he kept in Boston. He Moses instructed his people in their branch of Military Duty, from the most fundamental words to thrust, and broadsword exercise, for cavalry and artillery manual exercise, soldiers' discipline, platoon and battalion evolutions as he had explained in France. Those who are desirous to be instructed in the true principles of this Military Art are requested to appear at the estate of the late Col. Gains, near the Bell-Tavern, Congress street, where subscription will be received by Mr. Girard, and the conditions of the trust by Mr. Church. All persons having demands against the estate of Joshua Lancpon, late of Portsmouth, merchant, deceased, are desired to present them to the subscriber, administrator on said estate; and all persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment to the Portsmouth Guardian Office. A petition savings goods are now offered by the subscriber, previously having been an accountant in Tangier, now in the county of Rockingham. CATHERINE TREADWELL, administrator, offers TWO DOBLE PER ANNUAL PENSION, which has just been received by Timothy Upham, who has also received a new and extensive assortment of Winter GOODS, imported by the late arrivals directly from the Manufacturers, which he will sell on the most liberal terms for Cash or on credit. A new fashion for hair cutting is now available at G. P. REDING's, next door to the Portsmouth Bank, where he also has for sale brass and plain watches at 250 State Street, New Hampshire. NOTICE is hereby given to the non-resident property owners and landowners in the town of Colebrook, in Fairfield county, who have not paid their taxes for the year 1810—that so much of their land as will pay said taxes with incidental charges will be sold at public vendue at my dwelling house in said Colebrook, on Monday, the 28th day of January next, at 10 o’clock A.M unless prevented by previous payments. Minot’s Claim. 100082/1857 486F g 6 Crod ax 3850 1,861,8620,1676 %% 000 22 Big Fog i Honey 4l g . ig 8 Pug b 2,8 %0 22 245 7 iy @ 100 22 1857 5 6 PEA 100 2. 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