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uARRowGATE SPRINGS
THREE DAYS JOURNEY FRON W.
-

THREE DIYS JOURNEY FROM NEW
ORLEANS.
VlNtIE proprietor of this ESTABLISHMENT ms '"e II
in tina, he will he in readiness by the hrs guy VI
Nav receive vi-,ers lie viii also state Tor ''' t,
neGt of THOSE distance, that there nave o''n '
improvements made, aud others now gong on ana IN
vnpJ progress for completion, which VIII cnahT Tue
subscriber to accommodate much 'n'get "'''"oe "''
heretofore, and at the same tune m"rh better mr.
Fanle cun be accommodated = ith Sooh ro"''r' VI
those who pretcr can have large cabins detached from
the min building. . ,:
II is deemed unnecessary anything in iar'ci''
lar of the character ct these waters, for 1t Is gcir"y
believed that they ARE inferior Ia any IN the SCUM
crn States. All the amuscnrn1s that are Eehe'n.'
found ut Watering Places, will h' found Mt TINS; t
hest music that this part OF tn country hh"fu7,
been engaged, and will b" i'll ronsrni attendance "tthe
Springs during the whole season.
i he subscriber will nvn himself Of This opportunity
n returning his untrigned thanks for the very liberal
support given him last SEASON.. aud hopes hv the ever
ton. that hnvc been H'aIr in pro,'ng and extending
the accommodations, to merit l'h"r" rn'r"naEr III"
psrsrnt srason Jaw" N','"'
= \DpIERN W Anr,.-i he sub-cuhcr-. IN
- LECTURERS and wholcsa'c dealers IN s'dd'rfy
uoods, are RECEIVING hy late arrivals from the
mort =, ,i adiri1n t" 'hcsr t"rurr stock an extern
s,ye assortment al urjl'i's IN iheir iin", among
xh,ch are ne i'I."" M, Wa:
l. ,d,c. nnA misses II an ,uh quilted sih"l =
lrntirmrn's d' Ir'h'"' nc
de- "n '''' u" =
Il, ,.r Anrr. do :
II, do EngiIsh do :
Y"urh's i" In" >h a. =
d, az EIr"ie do :.
Amer. au. l.ur. hriIr- a',i "nu'r 'n"untnSs, !!
do m'.ri1l1t'%, :
Plated. bias, a"n # an Ell r"''! harness, :
IL, do dn 80 an sn!ke" do :
d., Il, do BrI"l!,he d"
Dray, r%rt nn,i Wa 40
S,Iu,,.b a,s. 'ou..., T., - o.r; a'ccs; M d,ca
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uEMORRHOIDS.

HAYS L[NIMENT.-No Fiction.-':his cx
traOrdinary chemical composition, the result
Of science, and the invention ~ celebrated mc!i.
cal man, the intro!Ie,, n of which to the public
was invested with the soIomnlty OF deatl,bcd
Request, has since gained reputation unparalleled,
fully sustaining the correctness of the lalncntcd
DR. Gridey's last confession, that g he dared not
die without giving to posterity the bcuc!it Of his
knowledge this subject" ana! he therefore
b,qucathcd to his friend and attendant, Solomon
Hays, tho secret of his discovery.
1t is now used in the principal hospitals, and
the private practice in country, first and most
certainly ios the cure Of 'hc Piles, AMI so extern
svnly aud ca, rt'lay to battle crcduiity, unless
where its cilec.s are witnessed Externally in this
following complaints:
For Dropsy-Crcating extraordinary ahsorpt;o ::
at once.
All neutrality-suspicious. them in few hours
RhcumatsL,--Acu,c or Chronic, giving quick
Sore ThroatBy Cancers, Ulcers o: Co!,.
Group and Whoopiny Cough-!ixtcrr and
over tho Chest.
All Bruises, Sprnns, an! BurnsCur;ny in a
few hours
Sores and UIccr.--Whcthor fresh or long
standing, and fever sores.
Its operations upo. adults and children in rc,uc
| ing rheumatic swc!'mgs, and loosenng coughs and
lghtnc.s of the chest by relaxation of the parts,
has been surprising beyond conception. The
common remark Of those wha have used it in the
Piles, is " 1t acts ike CHARM"
, THE Pill ES-Thc price, 81 is refunded to any
person who will use bottle Of Hays Lini'ncnt
for tho Piles, and return the empty bottle without
being cured Those are the positive orders of the
proprietor to the Agents; and out o! many thou.
sands sold, not one has been unsuccessful
| W, might insert certificates {" any length. but
prefer that those who sell the artclc, should
hibit the original to Purchasers
CAIJrIl)N-Nuur can he ,yrlli.lc without a
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|. /. > PANACEA.
SOLD BY
.sLo 3 o-TlNAZ5zE}Th,
4. III = ..LaaS
Tor. Of Natchcz and Tchou

or. 81 NdtcNcZ anG lChOuDIOu'ae ''S'
FOR the of rheumatism, stroln kings evil govt
L. scinch or hip govt inclpirnt cancers salt rh'u,
c aud cnria Iiscrs"s, particularly ulcers aud rnn
affections Of the honcs liberated throat and nor's ulcers
ct every description fever and Internal h'crsscs,
las, piles, tad h" al, scnrvy lcs chronic sore eyes 'I
e's h"'ciS, aud every variety Of cutancon "ilncp o.
pain III the amat and dyspepsia projecting from vnriaoh
alc" Of tn" liver, chron inflammation :" thr R,"n.E
and general deniiy cursed by torpid action c" INC
"' In" skin II Is -invn'l,ly cicn in n"Va,'hg %
constitutions si.ch haze been broken down by
cCmnen' III ali those dir.nss hic from 'Fpr''
a" the ood snton Of tho nmors, of whatever name or
Some Of She nlnc complaint. require tr':ns az
s''an applications, which the circumstances Of the case W..
the INDIANA PANACEA viii generally be found suf
iicien,.
TO THE PUEBLO, ....s.,...
How true il is that modern physicians their aAh'ton 10
excel III their profession explore the fis of science ~
short perfection practice h.: means OF art
aouccrey overlook and neglect as beneath their ho"
the rel, and h"untcous s,nre OF melienc c the hgy
has car to spring the every cline: Ana nov
mnc, vale American Ply SIC 'a' looks
articles, pcrpctu,!y changing they 1t the dictates
of fashion loi he SURROUNDED his country vita
endless pr"nsion of medical plants suit, "" to
indication iii disease {" t" cure any c"r''e "is"ret' Anu
h" iSnor" of their virtues. n they suffered to waste
their sweetness the trs crtai:.
The effects of vegetable medicines the System are F'a
porayth"sc Of minerals Iustnr The former exert their e.
ftc> aud olhu latter, mercury IL particular "G enc
nIcny upon til: solid dec"mp"sh" lh"t"Ns an" "h"e'
"nx the BY SO" and 'r NC
mrdic mineral may he tInc,"bt contrasting the -.
ricn, pracuce with the modern, q" to bring m''r n
'acly under observation the Indian pfHcucn "'
that the whites. Who, Amer has not known or heart
I" repeated instances wl rein some "cripi anprrt'"he l
n"c indian BY Of her Simple remedies Meme has e.
trotrd the rapid aud ASTONISHING after tfc Matr't
Aedca Of the common pnc," directed IN the most 'h,r
c"rarativcrase and facility with whr the tndan fees NM
self from disease, aud AT the a'r6>t total abstinence {"
chrome l.ca!c hrmt Who has heard OF an M
dian with constitution broken and rnEned Iy III treatment
And doubt this haprv eXrrpt,nn Of lie sat
tr,to tl,ni
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NEW MUSiC-O, Native Music; The Convent b .!
~ Pm ranting, rowing Blade; Never Despair, sb
don't you remember the beautiful glade in the Draml
Eom'ncG; IIe white tinfsr OF the rep rrrS inon
ri in the grand Romantic Open Amilie; Good Mig |
The meeting and parting: care not for spring ON
tickle wing, by II Russell; Come, come, thou art in
row; A Life on the Ocean wave, by II Russell; She
watched for him; Fo~ let fall tear; Come to ut
morning; Der the waters bv moonlight; There home
like my own, arranged for the harp by L l.aharrc.-
Royal Values, by Flechr; Qucen Victoria's Court
QuarlriIles. Just received aud for sale by
dig CASEY, 10 Camp st
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .-Dune liSsnn'S
~ New Medical Dictionary, in Super ROYAL 8v
| VoI.-Dungsson Therapeutics and lumnns Physi-
| ologv.-!|nvus on Females, | Volumc.-Ehules rhera
pcuc< volumes.
New supplies jus, rrceiyedby Alex TOWAH,
| aug u 70 Camp Street
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TENHE ADDRESS Of the Lonisin,n Native Amer,cue
q Association q the citizens n Louisiana and TIN
inhabitants of Il United Sntes l'st ruh shed and ."r
sale by DAVID FELT Il Co,
Jl6 u thartrcSs st
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guEur'uu IN TIVE ATo HALr lANN,
From Mobile Ala bmnlaJ to Augusta -GroJ
y EANr.S Mobile every other da, immediately ast,i
the arrival OF the mail from New Orleans per ia,
steamboat EMELINE, liiakciy, coaches to Pensacol'
steamboats, ,r ,,sacr* l'ar :, Rosa sound and Choe
tach,e River AMI ',l to Cedar Rius, coaches tene,
via Mariana, Cha,,;""chcr, formerly Noun, YER
non Hanb, gc P,n'r.ton; llawAiI,s,ille and Louis
villr, Augusta. ;,tss'nTr taking, his seat AT Me-
bile is in da, ut 'ug thrown ont or losing his
preference by uin,. cilrInx interests. as 'hc FlOk
DA LINE is but ont concern, and under one cortr"
throughout, and may rely WITH CERTAINTY upon his
arrvalat Augusta III time specified Through all Wealth
and at season, unless some most unforeseen catas-
tropne should occur. tn" Great New Orleans M
is carried ty this route. The Agents for acconno's.
ton, Teams, Coaches and Drivers not surpassed
the southern country.
The smooth hard, natural Dads the sat, and inter
csng navigation. the time and accommodation,
afford the traveller speed cer,'ns comfort, and pleas
ing variety; connected AS it with the Rail Road
Charleston, S. G. and the steam packets to New York,
travellers rea III New York from New Orleans
LESS THAN II nAYs'-Washirgton city in u.
From Cha,ahoochee, Florida, We have Hranc
Line via Quincy and Tallahassee, to St Marks hor
post coaches, also Branches from lia~knsvills
one to Millege,ille, and Macon, light two hors
caches. STOCK rONs g co.
AUGUSTA, Goth Jan. 1855. Z
Office at Mansion House Mobile 5
"Ds,;ncp, New Orleans to NOZZLE, $50 mile
Augusta to Charleston, l56 &C
Charleston to New York, $50 $50
Time, Now Orean to Mobile, % hours
Mobile to Augusta, SO 6
Augusta to Charleston, 12 g
Charleston New York, Sc 25s
Maxim; lbs miles per day. or miles per hour, Inclu
sivc Of all s'"Ipases. nov 10
| n. Il. beg leave to intern the public that tn
bridges over the Clatahooehe swamp and Hard inbo
creek have Just been completed y the general govern
mcn th= My obstacles operating agains, this safe
speedy route thus happily removed; and have tn
pleasure ollie. ming from travellers thai the coaches, hol
SIS, drivers and Dads OF the first order; and as to tn
water route from i'cnsacolt. Cedar Bluff, it is admit
ted by all who have passed through to be unsrassc
III novelties beauty and safety. The bridges hruus
Georgia have also bcenrepaired. J NJ e BAKER.
JAAiES'>, Chas. TlEREi.!. ANA other NOV ELITES
! Charles ryr:cll, or thu Bitter Binod. by james.
! thevcry, the Man OF II nor, by Lad, Buw
Lady hcvrlcy, the Wo, an OF Honor,
| Chrveley.
Lord Rronghau,, Sketches Of Public Cl,2rArtrr , vo
Iii .turcnl Sketches y! Statcl ncn in the tn:
George the Third, vols
Nicholas Ncf'e!'v, No | toll
Jack >herperd, No | 10 g.
Adam Buff aud ~lhcr Of character l'y je'rroid.
isabel Of Sicily, hv i'uckernnnn.
Paul NJ hock: The Barber OF Paris.
Commandment, Move! in > vols.
Fra,.cias Reign of Fcuor in Paraguay vols.
Picciula, by SAT- tine.
The llnsusnol, Captain Kyd,{ new su,,es.
Richelieu. by Buwer. III" >"t'"e''
y T.. JOHNS & Co.
july 3Oth-3w. coz of S, Charles & Common 81
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DUCATIJN-FRENNII and ENGLISII.-
Mr. james, recently arrived IN this riiy, beus cave
to lutorn the ii '.r'ns rt New nIlrnus that he will
n,rrn an academy on Mouinv, II, .nnarT, AT NJ.
10 Il ,ulrusJ ar :, t"r III" inS1rucilnl OF youth oil
both :, X.s, IN E1rnra and English, in which ir
will he ably ns--'cI hv Mrs. James and Mrs.
Mr'Lhrr, VINO speak uslh those languages with
great lln,nry and nutlv, ani who wi.! taLe chargt
OF The drpnrrnl' 1t "a thu young aides.
Nj Jane W,Ii 1--WE h, whole attention to the
vnrrola hrnnthrs at churn,inn, mn, II l'irls himself
that H. VII ~" entire satisfaction 10 those VIII %
may honor hIu with rhrir rHniiIrnre. nov
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f,c,-That they re the most ciiettual
PURIFIERS or TIE BLDOD.
RENOVATOR OF TIE SYSTEM
L.

lst. The ytr principle Q.,) contained III the blood.
g. Riopi makes blood.
81. Every thing II the bod, is derived from !luod.
4th All constitutions are rnilcallE I'll" same.
9th All diseases from lmputitN al the blood, 9th
or words. from hnuur IT." gei III the body
6l! All these hunors carried oil, Tie blood purified
made beautiful by the sararhr that assmIlates with
the blood.
9Th Vegetable purgaiise alone ass !atc with the blood
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I AED-i.oU Kegs SUPER. lnt lard for sale by
IL Il. DORSEY, ~
July IL III New lcvce
NESS HEEF-2j half brs Ut the Inspection 10
IFa sirne ior sale Nv G DlRSEA.r
milo ii New leve.
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Charleston july -, lc;l.
afflicted four with ulcer the leg
ally accompanied with cIyspelous inflammation and "xce,siv'
the leg and ankle Several physicians
rxered their skill upon but without permanent hencf In
bottles of the Indians Paunsru made perfect
MARGARET A WEST, l2l Ma,h et
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transportation.

On the Chesapeake and Ohio Cana.
UHE undersigned announces to the Millers and
IL Farmers Of Berkeley and Jefferson that ri,
arrangement have now been made for carrying on
the business of Boating, to an extent, that will en-.
able him to facilitate the transportation Of produce
of every description, either down or up: and with q
view to the further accommodation of the pnblic, be
has determined to-carry Flour from his landing to
Georgetown, atthe rate of tmemtyJfv cents per5ar.
rel, and other produce in proportion.
He will at all times purchase-and pay the cash
Flour, Corn, Rye, Oats, Clover Seed, and ere,s
other description OF produce usually carried to the
sea-board for a market-and for which, he will eivs
the highest price. WILLIAM SHORT.
August 8, 1851
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TO The PUBLIC.

"AvING permanentlylo located m yselfin Darkes-
III Vile, | take this method o%finforming the pub.
lie generally. that | an prepared to do all kinds of
work in nv line OF business-such as building and
repairing houses, and every thing else usually done
BY a Householder and Carpenter. | am also pre-
pared to perform the duties of an Undertaken; and
will make collins at the shortest possible notice, and
on reasonable terms.
DESTROYS Of giving satisfaction to my customers,
both as to punctuaity, workmanship, and charges,
| hope to merit and receive a share Of public pa,ro-
mage. WILLIAM SMALL,
August |. l839.-6m
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TO THE PUBLIC.

VNHE amount of bodily and mental misery ari-
sing from a neglect ofsmall complaintsi is in
calculable, and it is therefore Of the utmost lmpor-
lance that Il strict attention TO the least and most
trifing bodily infrmities should be had for disea-
scs of the body invariably affect the mind. Mcf-
fats Vegetable Life Medicines, in every instance
where they have been thoroughly used, have trium-
Pied oUer diseased in almost all its diversified forms.
The s%slutary effects of the Life Medicines have, in
fact, been so universally experienced, that in the
short space of three years, they have become fully
established as the most easy, safe and perfect mode
of treatment ever offered to the public.
1t is unnecessary, here, for Mr.. Mofat to reca-
pitulate all the reasons which have induced him to
arrive at this conclusion. II is sufficient for him
to say, that the disinterested testimony OF his fell
low. citizens who have been induced to use the Life
Medicines will freely be offered to any one who
may feel disposed TO call at his Office, 1867 Broad.
way. He has there on file several Thousand let
tiers voluntarily profered by his patients. the re-
ceipt and pefusal of which has given him more plea
sure, than all the wealth ofthe East could confer.
The reader may not perhaps be aware that the
origin of Noffat's Life Medicines was the result of
a protracted and painful illness oftheir originator,
Mr.. JOHN MoFFAT. When taken i'll, Mr.. NJ. was
a prosperous and hourishing merchant in the lower
part OF the city; and having consulted and employ
ed a number Of our most skilful physicians; he, af-
Ter months ofsufering, was prevailed upon to pur-
chase the recipe of the invaluable vegetable prepa-
ration which he now ofers to the public.
The effect Of he Life Medicines in his own case
was unparalleled in the history of Medical expert
ence; and he Immediately determined to offer to
the world a Medicine to which he not only owed
his life, but his happiness. The uniform success
which has since attended their administration in
every instance where a fair trial has been given
them, has been attested by thousands andincontes.
tihly proves their intrinsic merit.
The Life Medicines can be taken with safetyby
persons of any age; and the feeble, the infrm, the
nervous, and the delicate, are strengthenedby their
operations, because by their prompt and proper ac-
ton upon the secretions of the system, and their
assimilation with and publication oftheblood, they
clear the system ofsll bad h1mors, quiet all nervous
irritsbility, and invariable produce sound health.
kor full particulars relative TO the various disea-
ses and modes Of with The Life Medicines,
the reader is referred TO the Good Samaritan, pub
hshed gratuitoasly by W. B. MoFFAT, 367 Broad
way, in which are also published a selection from
numerous ~fattering and congratulatory letters re-
ceived the last few months.
Mofat's Vegetable Life Pals and Pkcniz Bt
ters. are sold wholesale and retail by VIM. B.
MOFFAT. 3s7 Broadway, New York, to whom all
letters must be Dos tpaid.
June q, 1889.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-11-21
To the Farmers.

HNHE undersigned hereby gives notice that be
IL has purchased the Falling Water M'n' iats!
the property of Archibald Sheerer, Esq, and is pre-.
pared to purchase Wheat of those who are dispo'
sed TO sell, for which he will pay the highest mar.
ket price in Cash. To those who prefer having
their whear manufactured, he would saythat be will
Grind on the usual terms, stand the inspection, and
deliver the Flour in Georgetown fos thirty cent?
per barrel. He will also continue the Boating b.
s,ness, as heretofore, and will transport Merchan'
die and Produce, Of every description, that may be
committed to his charge, as cheap and expeditions
as can be done by any person. or company. on The
Canal. ChAiaLEo Do"N'
August Is. l338-tf
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Brass Foundry.

In MartinSburg, BERKELEY county, Va.
EUAvING fitted up his establishment for tho
n n purpose, the undersigned would respectfully
notify the public, that he is now ready to make 10
order, every description Of Brass Castings usually
called for in this section of country. He will a, all
times be ready to cast and furnish at short notice,
Machine castings, Andiyons, Tenders, Bells, &c.
all of which will be made in a style equal to those
gotten in the city or at any Foundry in the country
Those in want of any article in this branch OF bis
business will do well to call, as they will find bis
articles cheap, and can be supplied on terms as
reasonable as ean be had AT any other establishment.
June 8, 1888. JOHN ii.
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FRESH
ID r Y G. o ID S.
FRESH
1ARTLEsoN & CO


A RE now opening a large and splendid assort-
N ment of Dry Goods,-fashionable. cheeP and
good. CLOTHS-l0pieces ofblue, black, brown
and fancy colored Cloths.
SUMNER CLOTHS, Cassilmeres, Cassinetts;
together with a variety ofnew style Goods for pants,
v~estipgs, &c.
~SILKS.-Black, blue-black, &c.
MousseIine de LANES, S~hallys, Laces, Edging'
and Insertings.
A very superior article ofEnglisb Straw Bonnets.
CALlCOES.-50 pieces of British and Ameri-
can Prints-very cheap.
Ginghams, light Chintz-a splendid article.
IO-4 bleacked Linen for sheetIng.
DOMESTIC GOODS-Twilled and plain Os-
naburgs; brown and bleached Muslin-hne and
good; plain and striped Cottons; fneindigo Checks
from 10 cents up; barred and plain Jaconetts;
Bed T~icking-good and cheap; P~ittsbnrg Cord;
Cotton Yarn; Candle Wick; Tin and Hardware.
900 bbls. of No. l Herring together with a
large and general assortment Of all kinds OF Goods
suitable for the season, ell of hich will be sold
at a small advance. Those wishing to purchase
will do well to give us a call.
Falling Waters, Berkeley Co., Va.
June 81, 1839.-tf
n5-All kinds Of country produce taken in ex-
change for Goods-for which the highest price will
be given.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Az winchester, Frederick County, Va.

TIME subscriber will commence a course OF In
structiou for Young Ladies, on Monday the
23d of September inst. His scboo-room is al the
ANGERONA SEMINARY, so well known for It's
healthful and agreeable situation. Terms per ses-
sion of 81 months as follows:
Board, Tuition, end Lodging $1,000
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Oriho-
graphy, Grammar, Geography, and 1890
History
For the above, with all the higher bran
ches Of English, including Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, 1850
Rhetoric. Composition, Botany, Ge-
ometry, Algebra, &c.
For the same, together with Ancient 1850
Languages, or French -.
For pupils under ten years Of age S,'o
For Music, Drawing, and other Ornamental Bran
ches not enumerated, a separate charge VII be
made. A. c. SMITH,
cen,anber o6. fg3o.-tf Principal.
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TUIRAM BOWEN, announces to his friends
customers, and the public generally, that ne
has Just received from the northern and eastern e.
ties his reports of the
FALL e. WINTER FASHIONS,
and is prepared to make galments for those VINO
f,vor him with their custom, according 10 the Ia
les, and most approved style. Persons entrusiing
him with their work may rest assured that ne wll
mare no pains in his endeavors 10 please-and ms
charges will be found as moderate as those o. apy
Co.. nast fayors. he hopes, BY diligence and attention
TO secure a continuance Of the same.
Mar,iusburg October IL, 1851
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To the Ladies.
We present our compliments, &c.

VX7E are now receiving and opening daily, a We
w rylarge stock Of Rsch French Fancy oooas,
including a great many new styles.
Rich figured Mousseline de Laincs, embracing
some splendid patterns; figured and plain silks
cheap; Thibet Broche Cashmere; Merino and
Wooden nett Shswls; ga, ga, and l0-l Erocne
ShawIs--a splendid article; a large stock OF Thread
Lace Edgings, and Inscr;ings; Bobbinett Qulii-
ings; French Chintz prints-Fall colors; hne hem,
stitched Linen Cambria handkerchief Fall and
Winter Ribbands; dotted Swiss-a new and neat
article; French Worked C~olIars-genuine article
Blanket Shawls--ihc greatest variety; and IN tact,
every article IN use.
October 3. A. ~ 20
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BOARDING.
Mrs. r.. G.. Wolff.

UNFORMS the public that she has removed tc
the house situated on the corner of Queen and
Burke streets, where she is prepared to accommo
date a few more boarders. Her terms are mode
rate.
TRefert to Col. JNO. STROTHER,
JOS. BURNS,
WIN DORSEY.
May 90, 1839.-tf