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ntry. The assertion carrieds on it's own face its

country. The assertion carrieds on its own face its
best REPUTATION.
The rumors respecting the supposed piccadiNoes
Of the Indian bureau still gong the rounds and,
though not very noisy just now, they seem to gather
strength from time, and solIdIty from accessons to
their original fund. The $l2S,0OO worth of Chica-
saw and Choctaw scrip, which was issued in rather
hot haste, pending the bill of last session. TO pay the
Indians their claims in hard cash, is returning in
full upon the Department. and the SPECTATORS great
and small, foreign and domestic, are left in The vo-
cation by the mere operation OF little fnesse ich
Queer things are yet to be developed, when Con.
gress assemblies, and which are now in a regular
trsin for legislative action.
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iTedlCal Aid,

nR GREGORY No. 81 Gold street, is consulted in all
eAectual Recent cases he cures in few days without re-
strain in diet Or hindrance Of pursuit His long experience
roduce valuable mlrov his practice. which,
ys' go ns ii: .:.
ws iTcffd 81 81 Hff %ass
astonishing manner. He is inventor OF method by
days formerly required months; and besides this
sway successful whereas the old mode Of treating the
incapable Structure Of 30 standing has been cured BY
toms maadS little involuntary escape Of water I'M
NERvo Jus Oh UNCONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY r..
sung from certain nscreet practices Of youth
full aud houghtless. Nature good
account and fearful reckoning i proves to be-
Among the Of this blghtng and desoating habit
OF the body papitafion OF the shaking Of the
dad % OF ens oss of sSm Of the M
ment Of certain such the stomach liver lungs and
y. For repairing the and energies such as
in this afflicted Dr. Gregory would most earnestly
md noushes the system generously and followed by
leoo as the with other Of this kind Its good
effects permanent and the lasting Price 50 bottle
$40 for half Dozen in and be sent to part OF
THE PRIVATE TREATISE, called The Rubicon.-
dnS @ volume essentially important with those who o5
It's Instructions ample and embrace all the and de
engagements OF the genital Of both 1t contaus
gatng this line Of practice for more than half century
Price 50 cents s. by mail will pay for the book and the
yforwqTdd order All applications by mail enclosing
d ssS e aasaa to
Tor sale the Doctors residence e. Gold street, and the
No SO William street Maiden lane.
. ~ f1iton street, corner Of Wafer ST.
" 80 street. Lamp Store, Sun Buildings.
Is bowosy, corner OF Walker st.
" 1873 B0weTv, corner OF Spring ST.
. 40 Deancey street, corner OF suffolk st.
~ East bfosuway, Of Market ST., and both
ay ann ,Eay uhnres sire iuI1 I'M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-16

Capt Sanders, of the IT, S. Engineer CORPS VIII
has had IN charge tor several years past The OH
AVER improvement above the Falls has received order
20 proceed to Texas.
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az 2W+In

CURED BY BOTANIC DOCTOR, who understands
- his business, with years. extensive practice in
disease male and female has cured after using all the quack
nostrums been sava and in the hospitals without benefit
hose who wish positive without mercury, and avoid
the ignorance and imposition of Boosting pretenders who
cretly give and the constitution should call with
out delay 93s Bowey Separate Office and egress Consul
freetr IN to q p al ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-16

Aco. l5.-9oo shares Wilmington Railroad. Il3 100
Grard. So 81 Camden and Amtoy Railroad, iOl $500
Relief Notes, 9lt $4,000 state SIS 7s3, 5000 DO 70
10000 United states per cent lOi 20 shares Mine ii
Railroad, 10y.
srcoSp B5ARn-S7oOo stste IS bo5fs 10, 80 shares
Lehigh Navigation int, 80 700 Wilmington Railroad ho
IDS, la. 80 Mine Hill Railroad, T03.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-16

The steamboat DR.. I. Watson, bound to st. Lou.
y with heavy cargo, was snagged and sunk in the
Ohio River, opposite Brandensburg on the 3lst ut The
boat viii be raised portion OF her cargo was damaged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-16

STATE OF PARTIEs-The u. S. Senate now COM
prlses "a wings and rs democrats. There are four
vacancies from Virginia, Mississippi, Indiana and
Tennessee. Total "a, which includes the two from
Florida. The House OF Representatives now con-
tans 81 wings, 6 American Republicans, and 50 dem
ocrats. Total l63. There remains to be heard from
OIL. Total 224
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-16

The extensive Montour iron rolling mill at Dar
Vie re has gone into operation. 1t is intended for III
uaarfaclurc OF railroad iron
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-16

Mr.. Buchanan, the Secretary of State returned
last evening to this city from the Bedford Springs
Mr.. Setn Barton, the Solicitor Of the Treasury
Union, Aug. ii.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-16

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT Nathaniel w.
Walker, collector of the customs at St Marks Florida
vice William II. Ware, whose commission Will expire
IN the l3sh OF September lS45.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-16

MlssoURI.-The election for members Of the State
Convention took place In Missouri on the 18th inst
In ST. Louis the natives strained every nerve and
elected five out of SIX upon their ticket Trustem
Polk, Esq is probably the only democrat elected !;
but the majority over the other democratic cand-
dates is small. The returns have not yet come in
sufficient to decide the result in the State
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-16

nOCTUK CORBI1T, Member OF the University OF New
~ York also nbcr Of the Medical Society has removed
h Office from 70 Duane street To Oliver street, near Chatham
square he consulted confdenally all Diseases Of
delicate nature Strangers informed that the
exclusively confined his practice from being general
o certain classes Of Diseases now thirteen ears
The city OF New York; which engages his entire ton
ihe annals mcdcpe do not record than
GAINS. he use q mercury asst has its thousands of victims
Recent cases are removed in three four days from
tem Those proiacied and msted that have been
under the treatment of ply sic less experienced will he
sure 70 ind prompt relief by calling DIR g. practice Of
many year, has established the Doctors reputation for skill and
rtsrcby Structures enHge the Doctors profound atlen.
ton "A mrdicine may be hid prevent certain discass IN
any q rs forms. Open FRONT a. M. to 10 P. Nj.
ma t.os Nu.
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Provision Market.


The variation of prices for the week past in the
kes. for good bad and Indifferent beef has been such
that no specified price be quoted excepting for first
quality, and that ranges from 10 to Is cents 10.
Fish and Holsters plenty.
Poultry the usual supply
Vegetables Of all kinds advancing in price and the
present supply short.
Fruits are very plenty and some very fne Waterme.
Ions from Maryland State at Is and 6s each weighing
from 25 to 80 lbs each.
We learn tina. scarcity of Milk is feared by the large
dealers, as they now receive only 60 quarts in can
where they formerly received 20 and the price will 20
up to and cents the quart.
NV ORLEANS, Thursday morning. August T.
We could not hear Of single sale of Cotton yesterday
unless one bale OF the new crop be considered SALE
which was disposed of at something under 10 cents per
lb-the exact price we could not ascertain
The Western Produce Market is very quiet and there
are no sales except for immediate wants Prices are
without the least change Mess Pork Sli, prime do 81
Mess BeefSI0 % to $40 co. Prime do So 2 to So per
brl Hams to extra cured do to TO- Sides ", Shout
ders 81 to 81 cents per h. Flour is dull at S4 81 l2
per brl for Ohio.
Whiskey is selling at to Iol cents per gallon, and
transactions limited.
There is but little enquiry for Exchange, and no
change In rates.
treghts dull There is single vessel loading
Tor Liverpool which Is uncommon circumstance, par
culary as there are eight loading for other
European ports.
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MAGNETIC REPELLANT.

MAGNETIC REPELLANT.
NR POWER, member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons
~ OF London and Edinburgh and Of the principal Colleges
Of the United States and for several assistant the late
SIr Ashley Cooper be condenay consulted at his
yate offices, No Is Chambers street. New York, upon all
has confined his practice for the last II years
syphilis GonorrhGa and elects whether recent OF long
standing cured N few days. without the of mercury
copaiva charge made.
Structure which, of oil diseases the nsidous, often
commencing and steay advancing where its existence not
even deam Of producing the amentable effects
the mind and nervous system Of the patient Some OF the
es society and the involuntary Of few
drops OF water after adjusting the clothes, subsequent
to vodns urine. Hundreds of have been successfully
treated newly discovered Of Magnetic Repu
son. thus avoiding the ntosbe pain aud great danger
dant upon the rash introdu, ton of instruments.
sell Pollution amobid habit often arising with the
perenced, and when contracted difuut
comeTprodacng many instances idocy, loss Of memory,
pans IN he back and Ions nocturnal mpotency
nd sefiy the sufferer is speedily enabled under trest
men To subdne this pernic,ous practice and the system
stored TO Its pristine by the Of the Intercollegiate
Balm.
tuor Abus Whites Distractions and Suppression Of the
henses and all diseases Of the female have received
large share oil research and attention am the only quail
hcu practitioner who has had the moral courage TO antagonist
The emprcism which earully prevails in this
lectcd branch Of medical science.
Ga the doubts and fears which often deter from marriage,
and all other connected Herewith, be
suited with the honorable gard to integrity and
creey Patients distance will please be
Bile the description Of their No letters taken from the
Post Office unless paid -. -,
Chatham street Hours from A. M to 10 PM.
aut1 ny
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Passengers 20 sail.

Passengers to Sail.
LIvrsrooI-Packet ship New York-John Jones' lady,
children and servants Mr. Murphy Tho. Bamber CINCINNATI
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The gross receipts Of Flour and Wheat from tho open.
ing of navigation to the end Of the hst week August
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VI A X | I M T. II Err AID
PORT or NEW YORK. AUGUST 16.


! ssss.. .........3 l2 MOON SETS. .........4 I'M
'ssrs... ....s...6 ~ HIod ..,I.,, 40 L
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-16
MEDICAL DlSPENSARY.

hOCTDR IOBBlTT, 10 Duane street a Member Of tho
Royal College OF Surgeons London and Member OF the
Medical society VI New York may be consud in The treat
mcnt ~ certain delicate disease IIis long
close g tbs class pleasant safe and
expeditions mode Of reamenthis AMI ces
Ing long aud eSendd practice wears IN h;s cry
ad above Al his legitimate medical quallfc tons are few OF
the grounds on which ". rests his els,us -
,obnetts mode 81 Treatment safe ec ual and expe-
diet exercise. - - " - W ''''''''"'
Structures cured IN scarcely any pain
,onsnutional DebiltyIlose individuals who have in
auiEed "a eain oahsome aud habit can
Dy 10 health and society Mild removed in two
IouI Gays NO change made unless cured Remember 10
Duane street one door from Chatham aui im.r
III ~, tons Of very ,pPs,oI pew and SNOW Rot Henp
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LIsKArooL Classification.
LII A I1ur MIL.

Mosilh Aug o--The entire sales OF the week DO not
exceed 20 bales the current range Of prices for
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The Southern and Western merchants and orders now
in the market give some activity to the trade in
features There is fair supply of goods and the sales
have been quite large for the season
The demand for domestcs in Boston on the 18th inst
was steady for export and the trade The export has
been:-
Foreign Coasrise.
Last three days. ............ 10 10
Since June l............ .5,462 2,373
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-16

INFORMATION FROM MExIco.-A private letter was
received In this city, by the last southern mail from
Texas west of the Nueces dated July Goth ami stating
that the Mexcans really concentrating provisions
and munitions OF war at Alaamoras fast possible
is engaged in the Mexican trade and communicate at
least weekly with Matamoras. They not likely to
be deceived in this matter for their facilities for obtain
ing correct information known to be equally
good if not better than those of any other persons in
Texas and their experience with the frontier MeXicans
is such that they can hardly be Observation-Disclosures
Cni0n, .ing II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-16

Captain Frisbee, Of the steamer Big Hptchee,
(whose boilers lately exploded on the M,ssouu
causing great destruction Of lfe has been arrested al
ST. Louis and held to bail under the act OF Congress
1888 entitled An act TO provide for the better security
Of the lives Of passengers on board Of steam vessels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-08-16

BROKERS BoAs5 aas li--@ share. Cheshire n n asg,.
Boston Co ~; 80 do Wlmue,oa Il Isl y a. se -
2l5 do do, l5a, ~ do DO, - a., is4 loo a. 49, 4
Worcester X. s11s; 30 do do, % a. GJ,: IS ~ az ~
m, osh 80 do do . m, 50. . d. d.. u A.. e. =.
SrcoSD Bo.Ap.-j0 shares Wilmington X n 49, t-,aa
l5A 400 DO DO BIO de, pa s,' Do d. soim o. 30 a.
do, 20 ds ia; 25 do do, I34 100 DO Nofwrh Maes
ter X X, Is Ga, 50 do Reading r., az
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.sF"H'E5('W ThHTHvOUS
foScr, PR-Brg Overmann--J Aravado.
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H. BOSTWICK, NJ. D.
Attending Surgeon and Physician.
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TERRIBLE AcoIpENr.-We learn from the Pits
bWgh Gazette, of Wednesday, that the previous
evening about half past eight o'clock tsrribls accident
took place in Allegheny The new Protestant Methodt
Church in that city is lighted with gas on
the premises. Something had wrong with the aI
paratus, and several members OF the hsd
assembled for the purpose OF repairing IT, While they
were in the act Of raising the out OF the water
osng il to be empty, but which was mistakethe
gas ignied from a candle, burst the gasomeer with
loud report and set fire to the gas house The fire
quickly subsued but the melancholy part is the
ly burning of several persols present The names far
could be learned in the midst Of the confusion
folows:
Mr. Heron, the SEXTON badly burnt not expected
to live report says he is dead.
Mr.. Brown, pedlar, living the Butler road badly
burned, supposed to be dangerous.
VIM. Harms, Esq, Postmaster Of Allegheny badly
burnt but thought not to be dangerously Injured.
Mr. James Russell carpenter had his head badly cut
and is supposed to be dangerously burnt
Mr. ssler, very badly burnt, supposed to be danger
GUS
Mr. Henry Williams, grocer, slightly burnt.
The distress aud confusion great in the neigh
borhood that il found difficult obtain accurate
tsgence. The report of the explosion alarmed the
whole neighborhood and the light very brilliant
The main body OF the church not injured.
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DREADFUL AcClDENr.-There occurred al the Ar
tunate accident which, fear has the death of
good and useful man, Albert Firing arcer OF the
the Ordnance Department He employ ed in grind.
ing percussion powder to prepare 1t for charging per-
cussion caps for muskes when explosion took place
which was soon followed by that Of the rest of the pow
der in the laboratory where he working. The
building demolished. and the poor artihcer was
taken from the ruins in dreadfuly laceraed condition
that mo hopes be entertained of his recovery.
There other person working in the same
building and no other damage than above stated,
occurred At half past six o'clock the uniortn.
nate victim OF this terrible explosion, was lying in
most pabe condition. Dr. Van Buren,, OF the United
States Army, and Dr. j. +. May were in attendance try
ing to alleviate the suffering OF the wounded but
without any hope OF his surviving the injuries he had
ceivedhs skull being fractured in several places and
the rachea laid bare by the explosion The poor mans
left hand was completely blown of, and the right hand
badly n,utilaed He was, however, sensible at the time
above mentioned.-Nat. Intel .fug. IA.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19
POTOSI TANNING MILL
Mandatory.

THyIiE subscribers would respectfully inform the
Il farmers of Grant County, that they have
established tanning mill mandatory in Potns
on North street opposite Whites Blacksmith Shop J.;
where they will be at all times in readiness to
furnish a warranted article at a moderate price and
CT accommodating terms.
Persons residing at distance can have their
orders promptly attended TO by addressing letter
through the Mail or otherwise, to
BARNETT g. JONES.
PoIos February 29th, 1874. SILL
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19
LA POLKA.

" Now DER the world Inf1luation sheds
The Pclka's peoples into vacant heads.
Asleep the Polka seems tangled maze,
Awake, the Polka prompts a hundred lays:
Polka, the halls, the balls, the walls resound,
And Polka skins, Camilla like, the ground.
When roves in groves, the nonsense doating
nyrnph,
And dreams BY streams as smooth and clear as
lymph,
Some leaf as blefas woman's love fits by,
Soon brings dear Polka 10 her pensive eye.
So in the swift circles, backward forward wheeled
The Poka's graces we're at first revealed;
Perchance, some posture master, happy man,
From Nature drew, the Polka's pretty plan.
Oh, wondrous figure, exquisitely stepp'd,
In thee who woul not, should not be adept!
Oh, Polka, Polka, wherefore art thou so!
I've asked len dandies,a and the ten don't know !!
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19
MATTHEW T. MILLER,
{ Successor 10 Robert 7. BickneH. J
EXCHANGE BROKER.

EXCILa NGE BROKER
No. s south Third street, Phiia0a.
Bank Notes. Notes on all solvent Banks in the
United States discounted al the lowest mtes.
Drafts, Notes and Bills collected Oh The most
favorable terms.
Erchange. --Bils Of Exchange and Bank Checks
on most of the principal cities of the Union, bolt
and sold at the best rates.
Exchange on England in large or small sums,
constantly fnr sale.
Bicknelrs Reporter, Counterfeit Detector and
Prices Current, is issued from this Office every
Tuesday. 1t is devoted chiefly 10 the condition OF
the Currency. the Markets, Banking Institutions,
Counterfeit Notes, &c. Terms, SO per annum,
payable N advance.
BiekneA's Counterfeit Detector and Bank Note
List, is published sem-monthy at 81 so per an
mum; monthly 5 per annum, payable in advance.
This work is printed in pamphlet form, of 81 pa
ges Single copies l2A cents.
or Once open from s, A NJ to 6, Pm. Ex-
change hours, from 9, Mto 3, Pm. 81 sw
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19
Fenninpore Grove for Sale.

TNllE Undersigned offers for sale four hundred
L. acres of land in the Fennimore Grove, in
Grant county, w. L. The above is one of the
most desirable tracts Of land in the Territory OF
Wisconsin. 1t is situated on the United States
road from Green Bay to Prairie do CHEN, embra-
cing about three hundred Of the very choicest tim
Der, with about one hundred Of the first quality OF
prairie; the tract being also we'll watered To a
person DESTROYS Of farming and keeping public
house, there is point in line Territory which can
Offer greater advantages II will be sold AT very
reduced price, aud part on time.
For further particulars, enquire of John Bracken,
ut Mineral Point, of the Undersigned, near
Brewster's Ferry, Stephenson county, H.
50 # l.. ID. VANMATRE.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19
Sd 81 I G o Q 80 s.

Fine Blue Black and Grey Broad cloths; fancy striped plaid plain ~,
double twied Cassme satnel of all coo Pilot CLOTH Tweed eS
co,h Cadet chs Kent ucky Jeans; Sleeps Mo
Fuan Buffalo cloths Hard Times white yellow and Flannel
abby Velve Veveteen Linsey Shrngs and Sheengs d M
unbeahed Dng; mariners stripe ckngs checks, English French a.
American caco Gnghams Lnens Sles pdding buckram; brown
tabe-covers batting; wadding wkng &c:
Maeknaw Rose and Whitney Blankets Wooden Socks,
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19

A LEARNED Win zsS.-"Ncll sir,
and what did you see" a,ked the law
yer. "v by, sir, last Chewsday lsean
a coat hanging against a wall, but !
rIsvrNrYpEI 10 whom Il belonged.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19

The "TAME Fox" One hardly
looks to papers profcsscdly devoted
to religion, for amusement, yet we have
derived not little from the pcrusal OF
the following paragraph, which We cut
from the Vermont Gazette:
ScENE--JWage Tarern.--Two
travellers drives up and order a pcck
of oats for their horse.
First IraUeiier.-Drawing towards
the stove-Landlord, see you have
no bar; do you keep the Striped Pig3
Landlord Not exactly, but we
keep n Tame Fox.
Second 7raveXer.--cant we sec
him
LQn9iord-S Walk this way
gentlemen, (toking them to a room
in the rear, and showing them table
loaded with choice liquors)-what will
you take. gcntlcmcn9
TrayeAers.-O, nothing, nothing at
all; we only wished TO see the crifter.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19

An Acr yoR THE SUPPRESSION OF
LycENrIousNEss. Section LIST, NADIA.
mes Rcstell, kostcllo and all other fc-
male physicians shall be hung.
Sec. 2nd. The price of making a
shirt shall henceforth be fifty cents, in
stead of twelve and a half
Sec 3rd. Every girl shall be taught
TO read, write and oypher, and say her
pray crs, before she learns to thumb the
piano or dance galopadc.
Sec. 18th. All persons male or female
convicted Of seducing one another, or
any body else, shall be transported to
the new continent discovered by Lieut..
Wilkes.
This act shall take effect immcdi-
ately.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19

PRoTEcuoN.-" Polly, my DEAR
said Mrs. SnobS. " I'm aStonished At
YOU daughter. Why do YOU go out
nights without any gentleman TO pro
tcct you"
La! mother didn't father say long
ago that il Polk was elected there
would be no more protection.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-04-19
FANCY AND SILK GOODS.

Silk Silk Alpaca; Noun de I-nes rpe Chm
Baage; Bzarins, splendid Marinoes,
Egh Veings, caps; collars; hemets; lace cap cuffs waisrd
Bug pins; buge and gilt bracelets necklaces
fcials hat lunches, &c. Bonnet Lawn and silk
Of Ribbons Gmp; and silk fringe elastic stocks silk
cravas scar Embroidered arno and
worsted hose Mems do silk fl word and gloves Mems
thread fos sewing silk;
binding; silk cords bishop lawn ackonet; mbk; Swiss NULL
dgng insertion footing &c. Blonde Vei guaze do; fle
do silk pocket plaid fancy sk damk palmano mou de ne
dress hdkls denap scaris embroidered satin bzne and fts
plaid, plaid worsted embroidered Kbyle, Bdere muslin de ne,
odered mousin de ne thbit florida oboy, plaid
Ednburg Vc shaws &c. &c., baae umbrellas and po; shell
side back combs; silver thmbes
spectaces violin &c. &C. &C. Fancy shaving and
o cologne and bay balm columbia ndelb
good tmenio Of Fashionable