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HARDWARE. etc,

~ NEWC0MB & co. are now receiving by
~. recent arrivals from Liverpool large additions TO
their former stock OF ENGLISH HARDWARE, which, to-
geher with every variety of AMERICAN goods, render
their assortment full and complete, all of which offered
10 the trade and consumers less than Boston N York
prices. Among other goods the following:
800 dozen Superior e. ). FILES and RASPS
800 do. TABLE CUTLERY of every variety.
200 do. Pen and Pocket KNIVES.
English and American BRITANNIA WARE.
40 dOZ. HAND SAWS of Butchers," 50 Groves" and
Beardshaws manufacture
WEIGH Grifiths Circular, Cross Cut and Mil SAWS.
500 doz. extra AUCER BITS of manufacture,
and warranted of the best quality.
Also Nails Chains Vices, Coach Screws Nuts Washers,
Ash Pit and Boiler Doors, Copper Boilers Brass Kettles,
Copper Pumps, Lead Pipe Sheet Lead Copper and Brass
Brass and Iron We together with every variety of Shelf
Hardware.
5000 gross WOOD SCREWS.
500 boxes Keene GLASS.
500 do Waterford and Sand Lake do.
IS casks London Emery.
25 bbls and UE.
Carriage Bands and Lamps, Elliptic Springs, &c.
Worcester April %. If
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RAIL ROADS. &C:
BOSTON . WORCESTER RAIL ROAD.

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j. S. SPEAR,
The Old Indian Doctor.

'AkES this opportunity thanks citizens
Il OF Worcester and vicinity the liberal share OF pat
which he has for seven years in his
extensive practice lie also highly grated in having
the pleasure ofnormug public thai he is prepared to
refer large number that have been OF Consump-
ton Cancers liumOrs Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Grav
ell, Tumors, and Nervous affections.
Fifty Thousand Patients
Have proved the efficacy of these celebrated Medi.
cines. They undoubtedly the efectual remedies
discovered and may be relied upon with great conf
dence aud ceranty-as many Of my patients will testify.
practice OF more than five thousand dollars IN this vcnl-
~ will demonstrate the that these Medicines have gv-
the most decided satisfaction
REMOVED DIR. S. may he consulted, usual, at the
Worcester Temperance House, the FOURTH MONDAY
of each month. 4DVICE GRATIS.
Agenls-M. d. PHILLIPS Worcester; Mr. Harrington,
~ Il. Village; Mr.. Taft Upton Dec. rs.
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Consumption Consumption
More Proofs Of the Efficacy Of Dr. Saoagne's
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry
To DR. swAYNE, Dear Sir
The
time has
been when would
not recommend medicine
advertised in the public prints over
my signature; now feel different was
reduced by violent and protracted cough to
mere skeleton no rest al night soreness and main in
my breast and sde and all the symptoms of approacb
Consumption; suffice il TO say, used your C6npound
syrup OF Wild Cherry which in few weeks re-
lieyed me eiieciuay. ! am ceriain thar
had II not been for our medicine las
life frequently depends an early
attention To proper medicne)
! should be in
the silent
GRAVE.
Let no person delay but procure your Syrup and be rey
Ell OF their coughs aud colds they dangerous com
panons, and often lead fatal consequences. remain
your friend, ABRAHAM SKINNER, CraDfOrd CO.. pn
DIR. SWAYNEs Compound Syrup Of Wiid Cherrv is
the only remedy that be relied upon the permanent
cure ofCoughs, Whoopng Cough pain in he and breast
Group, shortness OF Breath Inflammation Of the Lungs
" Only prepared by DIR SWAYNE, northeast corner nj
Eighth and Race sts., Philadelphia
q. A. a. E. HARRINGTON, Druggists Agents for Wor-
cesleF. INV June Is.
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THAT IS The QUESTION
FON the selection of proper medicines for the vari
~ Gus diseases flesh is heir to- life and death IN many
cases depend. The experience of many years and the
concurrent testimony of tens OF thousands OF persons
inns country and ABROAD have stamped with the seal of
.nJahh6tAty the vegetable medicines OF DR.. PETERS,
I'D all the complaints they designed relieve. FRS.
~ lne Ilst OF these nnrivalled nrenaratiOms
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HeadaChe-Sick or Nervous,

TINHOsE who have suffered and weary OF suffering
with this distress ng compliant, will find SPENCERS
VEGETABLE PILLS a remedy at once certain and imme
date in its effects One single dose Of the Pills taken az
the headache is felt coming on will cure il in one
hour, and frequently in IS minutes.
In all Of pain single trial will satisfy The most i'm
creduous. that they will give immediate relief; no regard
is be had what time they taken.
This me cne. for want of materials which compose H.
has been principally confined 10 the State Rhode Island
Were il well known In all the States, the wants could
not he supplied; upwards OF twenty-five thousand boxes
Of these inesmable Pills have been sold within the ast
twelve months in Rhode Island alone Each Box contains
81 Pills. Price 37i cents.
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER, Warwick Il. L. and
soId wholesale and retail by JAMES GREEN ~ Co, Main
street, Worcester
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BAR IRON, STEEL, AND NAIL s..


fCHE subscribers having made large additions to their
i stock, can offer, their old customers and all
who wish purchase complete of the
above be found in any Store in Boston, and at
such prices will be satisfactory the purchaser
CONSISTING
so tons fiat English Iron, from l TO inches wide.
20 do round do do to q do.
10 do square do do to % do.
so do fiat refined and Banks Iron, from 10 in wide
so do round do do do to II CO.
20 do large Skating from u to Al in
10 do square Banks Iron, to u in.
90 do well-assorted Eat and square Swedes Iron.
10 do P. S. 10 5. Iron,
20 do small round and square Iron fr. 3-l6 to els in.
do best Norway horse nail Rods.
90 do Swedes and Am. Spike Rods and Shoe Shapes
10 do Swedes and American Band Iron.
do best Ulster Hoops, 8 to II inches.
ALSO,
Sheet Irou-Crow Bars--Eiptic Springs--Axles and
-Yices--Sheet Znc-Sheet Lead-ilorse
Nails-CAsT STEEL round, fiat, and square-Cut Nails
Nuts and Washers rindstones,- Smthfed Lime-H. J.
r. Il Co. J. PRATT 81 EARLE,
Nos. and Washington Square.
Worcester. NAV l. If
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DYE Woods,

IRO BBLs Ground LOCKWOOD.
AOO 100 hbls. Cut do.
100 bbls, Cut and Ground FUsTIC.
rs do Ground Hipernc.
so do do Nicwood.
50 do do Redwood.
rs do do Camwood
90 do do Barwood.
rs do do PeachwoOd
10 do DO Sanders.
so do do Quercitron Bark.
5 do do Nutgas
do do Curcuma.
For sale nt the lowest market prices by
BARBOUR d BARKER
Worcester, June rs. Il 205 Main 81.
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COACH AND SADDLERV GOODS,

So Main Street, Worcester, Ms
6SILVER-PLATED, Brass, Japaned and Timed
- HARNESS. TRIMMINGS Maleabe Iron Top and
Patent Leather BOWs Dqshers, Sc. Or Orders for Silver
and Brass Plating promptly attended 10. -
May n. l3w APPLETON WALKER.
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AUTUMN.

The seasons, revolving their annual
round, once more bring in those mel
ancholy days. denominated by the
poet 'the saddest of the year, They
are so; and the inquiry naturally arises,
why is it? what occasions those pen
sive and often gloomy feelings that per-
wade the thinking mind at this season
of the year? In the true lover Of ma
ture, the cause may readily be traced to
a sympathizing heart. He who has
watched her, from the first blooming
ofher spring-time flowers, through the
5lossoming of her summer roses; who
caught glympse at her earliest bud
ding plant, and observed through ak
its periods, the putting forth Of the lux
nriant forest tree; who has beheld with
the purest delight her thousand varied
charms, and listened with transport to
the delicious warblings of her wood
land songs.ers;-why should he not
feel sad when all nature seems hasten
ing onward to decay.
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a sTONIsHlNG!!!!-Am the thousand
Ia medicines advertised as certain cures
for pulmonary colnplsints,' JAYNE'S Elk
PECTORANT stands alone. Its path to
public confidence has been paved, not by
puffs, but by CURES. DR.. Jayne, being
himself Physician, does not profess to per
form physical impossibilites bat he does as
sert. and he is borne out by we'll autheDt;ca-
ted facts. that in all DISEASES OF THE
LUNGS AND CHEST, which are suscepti-
bic of cure without miraculous interference,
his EXPECTORANr will restore the patient
to health. No other medicine will remove
mucous or'pus from the throat so thoroughly
as this. II effectually Ioosens the coagulated
masses from the membrane which lines the
rachea. and at every cough the patient Will
bring up portions of the disengaged matter
In all Complaints Of the Pulmonary Organs
even where nature seems to be making no ef-
fort to throw off the disease, Jaynes Expecto
rant imparts vigor to the machinery of respi
tation,and enables them to disencumber them
selves of the distractions which had mpedes!
their free operation. 1t has restored hundreds
to perfect health, after their physicians had
given them up as incurable, with Consump-
lion. Cough. colds, asthma, influenza, bron-
chitis, hopping cough, splitting blood. in a
word. all diseases of a PULMONARY nature
yield to this preparation, if properly admins
tered. For sale by DR. J 6 Schmtt, Wood
stock. Feb 90 '45-y.
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DIR. THOMPSON'S
UTERINE TRUSS.

Tr'is the opinion of all the principal profes
4 sors of medicine in the United States whe
have given their testimony, that Dr. 1Homp
sons "Patent apparatus torthe cure Of Prolap
sws and other diseases" possesses superior ad
vantages over any other apparatus ofthe kline
ever presented to the public. Their certif
Gates to that effect can be seen by calling
on the undersigned at his store in Wood
stock.
These Trusses have been examn ed by Dr.
Irwin,Dr. Magruder,& DR.. Wunder. and they
concur with the above sentiments-that it is
the most easy, safe, and certain remedy for
those diseases it processes to cure, ever inven-
ted-They can be had at my store. Those
who stand in need of an article of this kind,
would do well to make immediate application,
JOHN G. SCHAHTT.
Woodstock, July 90, 1845.-y.
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DEy. DIR. BARrHoLaMEW,s PINK

DEV. DIR. BARTHOLOMEW PINK
IA EXpECTORANT SYRUP.-An agree
able cordial and effective remedy for coughs
hoarseness, colds, pain in the breast, nhuen
"a, hard breathing and difficult expectoration.
1t has remained to a late day to discover al
article so admirably fitted to these complaints
SO powerful and effectual, and yet so perfect
ly innocent and mild. An uncommon fact is,
that this syrup is as palatable and pleasant to
the taste as the most popular French cordisls,
and children take it always with the greatest
readiness. Have you cough' Be persuaded
to purchase bottle otthis Expectorant I! to.
morrow may be too late. For sale by j C
KERN, Woodstock, Va.
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WHERE is HOME 2

Ills home where Ter The heart is,
Where'er its loved ones dwell.
In cities or in cottages,
Thronged haunts or messy dell
The hearts arover ever,
And thus On wave and wild,
The maiden with her lover walks,
The mother with her child.
"Tis bright where'er the heart is,
It's fairy spells can bring
Fresh fountains to the wilderness,
And to the desert spring.
There are green isles in each ocean,
O'er which affection glides
And haven ON each shore.
Where Loves the star that guides.
lis free where'er the heart is
Nor chains. nor dungeon dim,
May check the minds aspiring,
The spirits pealing hymn
The heart gives life its beauty,
lis glory and its power
lis sunlight TO its ripping stream,
And soft dew 10 its flower.
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3a}e,p 0ooos,
CTzEpER THAN EVER /!

HELLER & BROTHER having removed
Il n the store heretofore kept at Maurertown
to Saumsville. and in the room recently occu-
pied by Mr.. A. Miley.. inform their friends
that they have just opened at that place and
at their establishment at Toms Brook, an
entirely new and attractive assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods, embracing the
usual variety kept in country stores, such as
cloths cassimeres, cassinels. vestngs, cslicoes
and gnghams. silks, muslins. and in fact al
ar-harlware, queensware. groceries, med
icines, dyestuffs, &c. They have determined
to sell goods as cheap for cash or TO panctual
customers they can be had elsewhere
in the county. Give US call Country Pro-
duce, as usual, viii be taken in exchange for
Goods. [spril >, l845.
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COMSTOcK & cos CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract of
.NARNAP.ARTIJ-A

For the cure of Scrofula, Chronic Rheumatism
General Debility. Cutaneous Diseases, Tet-
ter, Liver Affections, Bles from an impure
habit OF body, Ulcerations of the Troat and
Legs, Pains and Swelling of the Bones, and
all diseases arising from an impure state OF
the blood, exposures and imprudencies in
life, excessive use of mercury, &c.
The great popularity of Sarsaparilla, and its
established efficacy, render it su3erfuous to
enter into any encomium on its virtues, or ad-
due any evidence in its favor. The Sarsapa-
riila is warranted positively as good as any 9th
er that can be mace one dollar, TT Just halt
the price of those so much advertised, and as
strong and i'll as large bottles. Price so cents
for sale BY John G. KERN. Woodstock.
Feb. '45-y
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t from 80, 900 to 100, 900

ilOAb o0,0oO w lOO,oO0
The largest tree in the world is in
Africa, where several negro families
reside inside the trunk.
The largest flower in the world is 3
feet in diameter.
The Oak viii live 600 wears.
The Cow Tree in South America,
produces milk from which the people
obtain regular supplies.
The Nepenthus, of India, furnishes
water in its leaves, which not only have
pitchers, but cove5s to them.
The Pear leaf has $4,000 pores to
the square inch, on the under side
The Pink has about $500. Some
plants have as many as $4,000.
There are l4O different species o!
Oak in the world, 70 of which are
found in America, and 80 ia Europe.
The largest oak in the world is in
Dorsetshire, Eng, which measures 6S
| feet in circumference.
There are 40 different species Of Pine
! the White Pine grows to the height
of $50 feet; the Piaus Dsaglacius, on
the Columbia river, is the tallest tree
| in the world, as it grows to the stupen.
dous height of234 feet The creates
! body Of timber ever measured from
one tree was from the Pinus Lanbian.
as, on the Missouri river.
Lilies are natives of North America,
China, Germany and Liberia.
single Barley corn in Paris, pro-
duced As culmns, containing 10000
eorns of Barley!
The celebrated Botanist, Ray, coun-
50 900 seeds in the head Of a poppy.
There are 100000 seeds in the cap
sule of Tobacco plant.
Barley has been sowed, with sue
cess, 140 years after it was produced!
Wheat may be kept with the germina-
ting principle for ages. Seeds of diff
ferent grasses will vegetate after hav.
ing been buried in the earth thousand
years.
The Canada Thistle, the enemy o
all farmers, is a native OF Canada, 0u'
it has crossed the Atlantic, by means
of soings with which its seeds are pro-
vided.
The Eve Trees of Surry, England:
stood in the days of Julius Cesar
There is an apple tree in Hartford,
Conn, 200 years old. A fig tree in
Palestine 7S0 years old. An Olive
tree in Asia Minor, $50 yeas ole. a
live Oak in Louisiana 1000 years old.
A Pine Tree in Asia Minor 1890 years
old. A cedar on Mount Lebanon
( 1920 years old. A chestnut on Mount
Etna (Sicily,) 1900 old. A syca-
more in the Bosphorus 1000 years
old.
There are no less than 900 different
species of roses, and 60 of pinks.
Some person who had nothing else
to do, has ascertained that there are
$4,000 grains in bushel of wheat,
100000 in barley, 100000 in oats,
and 81, 900 in horse-beans. + NJ. York.
Gazette.
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MAN.

Man is an odd genius-made up of
all kinds of materials. He is grave to-
day and gay tomorrow; in the suds of
dependency this moment, and the
next sailing on the car ofhope. Now
passion rules him. Last month he
made his fortune and will lose it the
next. Is not man aqueer compound?
An odd, old genius thus defines the
creature:
AT ten, child, at twenty, wild,
At thirty, tame, if ever,
AT forty, wise. at fifty, rich,
At sixty. good, or never
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NOTICE..

A IL persons indebted to the subscriber az
a Saumsville, either by note or account,
are earnestly requested to make payment to
B. ST. kronk or Noah Bauserman, who are
fully authorised to collect and receipt for all
accounts due me.
April 10, 1845. A. MILEY.
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Balm OF COLUMBIA.

Long hair is glory to woman says Paul,
And all feel the truth of the pious quotation.
Preserve itthen, ladies-your glory may fall,
Unless you protectit with this preparation.
A man has right to go bad-ano so has =
woman to go barefoot: and one looks about as
respectable as the other Now if you wish to
stay bald, or get SO if you are not, then do not
use the Balm of Columbia, for we do know
that if you do use the true from 81 Cortlandt
st. with the signature Of Comstock & Co: on
it. you cannot lose your hair unless your wife
pulls it out, the Balm will make it grow again.
This is no joke, though we have not had our
hair pulled out. we know who have, and have
had it restored.-N. Y. Express.
For sale John C.. Kern, Woodstock.
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A close observer of men and thing:
told the following little history, which
we hope will plough very deeply into
the attention Of all who plough very
shallow in thelr-soils.
Two brothers settled together ir
- county. One of them on cold
ugly, clay soil, covered with Black
jack oak, not one of which was large
enough to make half dozen rails
This man would never drive any but
large, powerful, Conastoga horses, some
seventeen hands high. He always put
three horses to large plough, and
plunged it in some ten inches Deep
This deep ploughing he invariably
practlced and cultivated thoroughly at
forwards. He raised his seventy BUSH
els of corn to the acre.
This man had brother about six
miles off, settled on rich White river
bottom-land farmland while the
blackjack clay soil yielded seventy
bushels to the acre, this fine bottom
land would not average fifty. One
brother was steadily growing rich on
poor land, and the other steadily grow
ing poor on rich land.
One day the bottom-land brother
came down to see the black-ac oak
farmer, and they began to talk about
their crops and farms, as farmers are
very apt TO sdo.
How is it, said the former, that
you manage on this poor soil TO beat
me in crops''
The reply was, IwoRK my land
That was it, exactly. Some men
have such rich land that they won't
cork It; and they never get step be-
You'd where they began. They rely on
the soil, not on labor, or skill, or care.
Some men expect their LANDS. to ,cork,
ana some men expect to WORK THEIR
LAND and chat is just the difference
between good and bad farmer.
When we had written thus far, and
read 1t 10 our informant, he said, three
years ago ! travelled through that Sec
'ion, and the only good farm ] saw
was this very one Of which you. have
jnst written. All the others were des-
olate-,-fences down-cabins abandon
ed, the settlers discouraged and moving
off. thought | saw the same old
stable door, hanging by one hinge tina,
used to disgust me ten years before:
andI saw no change except for the
worse IN the whole county, with the
exception Of this one farm Indiana
Farmer.
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TIME sICK-HEADACHE, Either Nervous

TIME SICK-HEADACHE, Either Nervous
IL or BiiEotss-This disease is one from
which arises more misery to the human fami-
" than is generally supposed; not being d.
rectly fatal It is often neglected, or persons
resort so much to the use Of purgatlves and
other medicines as to impair their general
health. and often induce fatal diseases. The
article, DIR. sPOHN's HEADACHE REM
EDY. from Comstock & Co. now offered.
seems to have overcome these difficulties
While its effects are most powerful and imme
date in curing an attack or keeping it off, it
IS SO perfectly mild and innocent as to be used
for infants With the greatest effect and safety
For sale byJohn G. KERN, Woods.sck.
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E7YNE'S C.4RNINI71DE B.aLS.qM--

ElYNE'S C.4RMINT7TVE B.4LS.4M-
~ Is certain, safe and effectual remedy fol-
Dysentery, Darrhea, or Looseness, Cholera
Morbus, SUMNER COMPLAINT, Collie
Gripping Pains, Sour Stomach, Sick and Ner.
vous Headache, Heartburn, Waterbrash, Pain
or Sickness Of the Stomach. Vomiting, Spit.
ting up of Food after Eating, Want of Appe-
tite, Restlessness and Inability to sleep, Wind
IN the Stomach and Bowels, Mysteries Melsn.
choly and Lowness of Spirits, and for all Bow
ell Affections and Nervous Diseases. For sale
by DR.. John G. Schmitt, Woodstock, Va.
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u ONGLEy's GREAT WESTERN IN

4 ONGLEY'S GREAT WESTERN IN
-AA DIAN PANACEA.-This Panacea is =,
very palatable medicine, and We ask those
who are not acquainted with it TO try it. 1t
will be found sure and speedy remedy, at
all times and seasons as a cathartic or anti
bilious physic, ,cithout a pGrticle Of pain or
nausea. 1t is the cheapest and best medicine
ever compounded. We say try it, and if it
does not commend itself even beyond our re-
port of it, then condemn it; but if it proves
remedy the most pleasant to take, the most
agreeable ard certain in its operation, and the
most valuable in its general results upon that
delicate machine. the human system, OF any
thing YOU have ever used, then say so, the
the proprietor and The world may have eat
benefit Of your experience. Prepared by
Comstock 8 Co. N. Y, and for sale by John
C. KERN. Woodstock, Va.
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DR. Inns GALBANUM, Machine pressed
STREN'GT HE.NI.N'G PLASTER.

These plasters, greatly improved, and have
ing the preference of all others, are warmly
recommended by all doctors as invaluable for
all invalds having pains in the breast, back or
side. Weakness and lameness are relieved at
once by their use, and the parts restored to
strength and warmth and health. Any per
son wearing one of these plasters, will be ass
tonished and delighted at the comfort It at.
fords. Those threatened with lung complaints
should never trust themselves day without
plaster. 1t removes the irritation Of ncipi-
ent consumption from the lungs to the surface
of the body and draws off the internal aiivc-
ton. So in liver complaints and coughs and
colds. Children with whoooping cough
should always have one 70 prevent the cough
settling on the lungs. Their excellence Will
be understood by all on trial. For sale by J.
c. KERN, Woodstock. FEB. o-y
Wanfed, At this Office, Immediately, some
Of that stuff. called by the vulgar CASH
Those who have not the precious can pay
MS with notes on any solvent bank N me state
COFFEE! OorrEE!! CoTFEEHs
UsT received ard for sale, lot u fysaee
Coffee, which will retail at only ~ cents
pound. Call ord see, al
DIR. JNo G. sCHAlfTS. i
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lust finished and 70: sale, at Rinker's
- Hat Factory, six doz. Hats of differen.
qualities, colors and styles; among which arc
a number of short mapped Nutrias, of first
and second qualities, warranted TO be on the
best Of Russia bodies. Also,a lot of Fashionable
Blue Cassimeres, of first and second qualities,
all of which will be sold at small advance.
IL. ST. JOHN RINKER.
June 10, 1913