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POETRY.
For The Enquirer.
q Y
TO ROSE.


Could but know, the thoughts that dwell
w Thin Thy bosom's inmost cell;
For whom thai Ihru55ing heart beats h'So'
That vacant gaze and down cast eye;
Whose is the happg name that oreahs
Thy slumbers ia the midnight houf,
Whose the bright face that almost speaks
From every passing Tee ana ho"ef'
For whom that sigh, but hall supp'essd,
Which comes.with anguish from Thy breast,
As il some secret thought we're there,
Thou youlds, not breathe cen 10 The air,
Bl ST would be, whoe'er il were
That DER thy heart could hold such sway;
Better TO know my fate, than tear
And tremble on from day 10 day
can not hope, mus, not strive
Thine image from my heart 10 driVe'
Deep rooted there il still shall stay,
Till earth to earth shall pass away
Then DER The page in silence sneu
A tear Tor homage true as niue.
Happy be he whom hon shall w ,sn
And Joy to him and thee ana 'nihe' =
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

sell at all, or be made of any use to man or value
10 the nation without this road1 Would no! ine
use Of the read at the low tolls proposed yIea DC.
yond doubt, benefits 10 the whole nallnn my
Zines more valuable than all these landsf ANU
would not all and every sec'i"n OF our Wics-spfeau
country participate equally IN these slea' o'he-
fits
From Cha flestou 10 where | propose crossing
The Mississippi would be, by &C ual survey ior
railroad route, as follows:
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;a.,;.e n Tho address must induce our Northern
brethren to pause and reflect"
oie' s.,;.vs that a, the South itself they nave
active auxiliaries in dividing .he 'ou'u ,a.n
;.sr We trust that if Southern presses 'an.
''. ..s,,;n 40 acalm, clear exposition oil Inc
--;.v.nces of which the South complains lhe5
.r;Il at least, abstain from opposing ano oe'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-06

tn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rules held ~ .ns
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Conrl OF La
and Chaucery for the county OF Buckingham on inc -
day Of December, 1873: ..s
Thomas Gormus fiaho"'
against
Richard Davis and Benjamin A Ford, Defendant
The defendant Benjamin A Ford. not having rh, ,h-
ed his appearance and gwen security, according -. -,
ACT OF Assembly and the rules OF this Court, ana
pearng by satisfactory evidence that he Is no
of this country, is Ordered That the sae ~ The
do appear before the Judge Of our SAID Coui', and
Court house. on tho ir, day OF April term me-. o,s.r
answer the plaintiff b,l; and thai copy 9,
be forthwith inserted in thu Richmond cnaa ,yo
n.w spapet published In the ci,s OF Rcnmona a mo
months succ.ssivey, and posted al the ironl door
Court. house Of said county. Copy.I,nIeesGS-s
Dec l2-ew2H ELuhipSNG,o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-06

! The Vice President laid before The Senate a
memorial from citizens OF Philadelphia, In favor
of revision OF the law providing Tor The payment
OF mileage 10 members OF Congress, so as 10 cor
rect abuses in the computation and payment
thereof.
Mr.. Bfeese, from The co nmtee on public lands,
reported bill 10 grant The right oi way anc coma
tons OF lands Tor railroad and canal purposes, IN
Illinois.
Some other unimporant reports we're made
when Mr.. Pierce submitted joint resolution TO
extend he time within which proposals for the
printing Of The next Congress may be received,
from 81 February TO Isl March next, ard asked
lis immetiae consideration.
He remarked, that though the expense Of prln-
Ting under The presen. contract had been less, an
examination instituted had shown that The paper
and type we're Inferior there was less in The page,
and the delay in furnishing documents 10 mem
bers had been extraordinary. II il was impor-
lant any notifications should be made, IL was
necessary that The time Tor receiving proposals
should be extended the resolution was then
amended, passed, and sent TO the House for con.
cufrence.
On motion OF Mr. Downs, the bill from the
House for the relief oil Mr.. DeBuys, la'e posmas.
ter a, New Orleans. was taken up, considered,
and rejecled-l4 10 10.
The hour OF one having arrived, The Scnae,
in conformity with The resolution on that subject,
proceeded 10 The consideration OF The bills on Inc
private calendar, and disposed OF several Ad-
iourn-d.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr. Vinton asked the unanimous consent OF
The House 10 introduce resolution ins'ruclins
The committee on manufactures 10 inquire whelh-
er system OF bounes has been established by
any foreign countries upon goods manufactured
in such countries and imported into The United
ates, and whether any counteracting measures
unghtlo he adopted by Congress.
Mr. Burr OBJECTED, and insisted upon the Teeu.
lar order Of business.
Mr. Meade, from the judiciary committee, re-
ported bill changing the times of holding the
District Courts Of tho United States in the
Western District Of Virginia, and to increase
the alary of the Judge of that District, which,
after debate. was, on motion OF Mr. Jones, OF
Tennessee, laid upon the table, 30 to So.
On notion the House, in committee OF the
whole on the state Of the Union, resumed the
consideration of the naval appropriation bill,
and proceeded TO dispose Of the several amend
ments proposed. Without coming to any con-
cluson on the bill, the committee rose.
Mr.. Thompson, Of Indiana, moved suspen.
sion OF the rules, with view to immediate ac-
lion on the joint resolution Of the Senate TO eI-
tend the time within which proposals may be
received for executing the printing of the next
Congress But the House refused TO suspend
the rules, and after several other unsuccessful
motions for call Of the House, Sc, adjourn
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appointment By tie Gou.rnor # Virginia.
R. w. Marryatt, OF Baltimore, 10 be Commits
,ioner for the Stale of Maryland, 10 take acknow-
Judgments OF deeds, &c.
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FRANCE.


The following is the leuer Of President Bona
,,r,e 10 his Minister OF the Interior, NJ. de Male
vile, which caused the retirement OF mat gentle
man: - 900
an. lie MINSTREL asked The Protect Il Police
AZ he did not occasionally receive repo's on DIP.
joma,ic affairs he replied in the affirmative, and
he added tha, ne had dressed 10 you, yesterday,
copies OF a despatch from !Ialy. Those despatch
es Won will understand ough, TO be directly ior-
varded TO me, and mus. express to YOU my DIS
pleasure al this delay in their communication =
request YOU likewise 10 send me The sixteen box
"a had before demanded. | must havs hem on
Thursday. They contain documents relative to
the affair. of S,rasburg and Boulogne. do not
;nlend either that the Minister oil the Interior
should prepare the articles personallo myself.
This was not the case under Louis Philippe,
and should not be the practice nov. Besides,
have no, received tor some days any Geographic
depa,ches On the whole, | perceive that the
ministers have named wished 10 '!cat me as II
the famous constitution Of Sieyes was in vieor /;
bu, will moi suffer il. Receive, NJ. lie Ministre,
assurance OF my sentiments q high distinction.
(Signed,) Il. N. 6oNAfhhlE.
up. S. forgot to tell you that eighty women
s,ill remain confined al 81. Lazare. and tina, one
OF them only is TO be tried by courl-martial. Let
me know il have right 10 SET them at liberty
as in that case will Immediately order their Ii.
be-atiop,"
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SHENANDOAH MANUFACTURING
COMPANY.-Th Charles,own (Va.) Spirit OF
Jefferson, says:
"The prospects OF this company for an ear
" commencement are AT this moment exceeding
" fauerins. The stock, save some eight or
Ten thousand doliars, has been subscribed, ana
the president Of the company exhibited 10 US yes.
terday, the entire plan and arrangement Tor The
factories and machinery"
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Gen. Shields was snot through the breast al
Cerro Gordo, and reported "m l;aly wounded,
ye, ,eco verej and now takes the place OF Judge
Rreese in the United States Senate. This has
given rise TO the following good thing by Suck
er wag:
Some men have "iost thar heads" and lived,
Blu, stranger tar than these
The shot that pass't through Shields breast,
Instead of him, killed Breese.
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The Charleston Courier says tha, case OF some
importance has recently been decided by The
Court OF Appeals OF South Carolina. The har-
Dor master OF Charleston levied one and halt
cents Der ton on the Wilmington mail steamers
which was paid from 1910 up 10 recent period,
when the company resisted and Instituted suit.
The case was decided against the company by
lower court, bu, The Appeal Court reversed The
decision and gave indc.a tor The company.
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MADISON COUNTY.-Th Democrats
of Madison county are requested 10 meet in the
Courl House on Saturday, the 10Th OF February,
for The purpose of appointing delegates to Con-
ven,ion proposed 10 be held in Charlottesville on
The l7th Of February 10 nominate Democratic
candidate foi Congress in The fii'h Congressional
District MANY DEMOCRATS.
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THIRTIErH CoNGREss--2d session
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY l, l849.
SENATE,

Mr.. A. WHITNEY.
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/
Upion are paramount {" any moral object they
NAV pain by legislalng upon lie subject OF slave.
,y Therefore. toucn II notl Or You must, lei
!; he 10 the spirit of compromise, asking no more
from The South Than you are willing 10 conceGe.-
Remember The noble example OF HENRY clay,
when Modification, as nov, stared The government
in ,hr face. Had II no, been for his timely and
pa,rloi,c mediation, we have reason 10 lear 'ha'
Cen I,ckson's administration would mol nave
transmitted reputation 10 Postsriiy aitosetaei
unsuiied by political bigoiry and oppression
Keep that bright example before you, ana ie'youf
course be guiccd by the same masnanimous' con-
servalive spirit which al tna' cf'sis sdSeu ''e
country from anarchy.
With one more witness we close the les'imo-
nv. |, is the New York Journal OF Commerce
a paper of high Standing, which e1eHed pow
eriu influence in the election OF General Taylor
OF The Southern Address il says:
"From what has been said OF il 10 advance
we were prepared 10 find il over-heated II not de
lberaely offensive 10 the North. But we &c
NOT. On the contrary, il is calm, clear EXPOSE
lion OF the grievances OF which tie South com
nlain and re are compelled 10 sau NTH loo r,aeh
,sason. IL ofa I'll, no hreats, bnl simply calls upon
The South 10 consider what ought 10 be done. ],
proposes nothing bu. united action on the part Of
m. South. Without indicating wha, that acIiou
OUGHT to be. We trust This Address will be cx-
,ensiyely published and read a! the North, and
that candid men who have been led away by the
abolition excitement so,R pause ard reflect. II is
no, vet 100 late to save the country from ruin, but
it soon may be. Now is The lime TO deiermiae
whether we will sacrifice The Union or preserve
and defend it,"
While Northern papers speak thus of the Ad
dress, is it not highly "culpable" and "reckless"
in Southern journals to backbal the actora IN
the movement as "disunionists," and, by an ap-
parent division in the South, neutralize the
moral influence Of the Address, if backed BY the
united South, These facts are much stronger
than any arguments in exposing the mischief
which the course Of the Wing press is calcula-
ted TO effect. The 'oalm' appeal to right and
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-03-01
ADAMS
PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPE SKY LIGHT
GALLERY,
No. 142 Main Street, VVorcester,
pa dOor nOrih B. u. HardOn d GoIs.

2f door north 3. l.. Harden 4 Co.'S
SILVER MEDAL AND DIPLOMA awarded to
N This tablishmen the late Mechanics Fair, for
Daguereoypes OF the first quality, which were nnani
mously decided by The Committee Fine Arts" to be
the BEST collection of Daguerreoypes oei ed Tor exum"
nation and competition at said Fair.
Here Art triumphant, our attention caimsj
Here lie seems speakngfrom a thousand frames
Bellies Mercnanls Statesmen, thr0g the pct Jared walls,
Each face each form its living type recalls
Features complexion attitude, attire
Beauty's soft smile, and manhoOd's glance OF fire,
Truly reflected from The Furnished pate
Astonshed Life with its own duplicate,
Think these portraits by the sunlight made,
Shades though they are, viii like shadow fade
No When The lip OF flesh In dust shall lie
When Deaths grey film oerspreads the beaming eye
ADAMS lifeslike pictures, mockins al decay,
VIII still be fresh and vivid as to day
6F Mr.. A. has recently received Voiehtander Ger
Camera of the largest size, and enlarged his SKY
LIGHT that it is four times the size Of dny other
in Forester is enabled to take in coHdy well as in
pleasant weather. groups OF from to 80 persona with an
light and shade all the figures which is obvious
cannot be done with side light. Pictures put up in lock-
and of every description, from the cheapest mos
the richest and most magnificent tokens and leaf
let's with silver gold clasps Also large plate pictures,
put up in splendid frames Tor parlor ornaments.
Particular attention aid taking Daguereotypes Of
SMALL CHILDREN. Call and examine a large collec~
ton Of specimens. DIFF Feb. g.
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To Farmers, Merchants, Mechanics, SC

\A ILL find at The Worcester Comfy Agricultural Ware
House, and Seed Store, No 220, Main Street, oppo'
site the City Hall, Worcester Herds Grass Fowl Meadow
ned Top, Northern, Weste n, and White Glover, and
Rhode Island Bent Seeds, Oats, Buck Wheat, White
Beans, and Peach Stones.
Eagle, selfsharpenng, Side-Hn and sn6soiI Plows.-
Flow Wheels, Cutters, Points and Irons Geddes' Har
rows Harrows, Cultivator Harrows, Cutivaors Seed
Planters, Wheelbarrows Canal Barrows, and S Bar
IoWs store Trucks large and small Sugar Mills, Tanning
Mills Meat Choppers, Vegetable Cutters, Straw Cutters
and Garden Rolls.
Cheese Hoops, Presses Baskets and Tubs. Wash Tubs
PATS Pail Cans, Wood Bowls Trays Soap Dishes, Salt
Morals Butter, Fruit Sugar, spice, knife Boxes, and
Churns, Wash Boards, Clothes Pins, and Mop Handles
Axe, Hoe, and Shovel Handles. Ok Yokes and Bows,
Road Tree and Bench Scaper Grass Shears and Hooks
borse Cards and Brushes Brush Syhes and Snahs Log
Draft, Whifetree STAKE Trace, Halter and Cattle Tie
Chains, Corn Shelters, Corn Crackers, Corn Cutters
Fails, Grin1stones. and Cranks, Whetstones, Axes
Hatchets, Budding Knives Sausage Filters, Woodsaws,
and Saw Frames Garden Rakes Cranberry Races Potato
Diggers, Manure Hooks, or Muzzes, Cothe and Field
Baskets, Gravel Picks and lndles, Shovels Spades
Hoes and Manure Forks, and variety of other useful
articles which will be sold prices by the subscriber
OTIS CONVERSE,
Worcester, Aug. 80, l64S. d&wtf
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Turkey, Hill Estate for Sale.

~ THIS valuable Estate is offered for spe
fTsA il terms that cannot fail TO suit purchasers. 1t
aSs consists OF about sixty of Land with
venient Buildings. Tie water from Turkey Hill Pond
runs through the OF said FARM and falls in
aract of one hundred and twenty five eetn distance
OF about 70 rods forming of the best Water Powers
in Worcester County
There are upon the premises three thorough built
and substantial Rock Dams, with Grst Saw, Lathe and
Single Mills, all in good running order. The Mill Pond
is mile in length and extends from the road leading
to New Brantree, to that leading Barre Half mile
above the Mill Pond, is Turkey Hill Pond, which is the
main reservoir For description this Pond Lake,
see Typographical Map of Massachusetts,
From the best authority, and actual survey, would
announce to the public, that this Water Power is amply
sufficient to in the aggregate, five hundred Cotton
Looms with all their attendant machinery that amount
OF any other The location is good and easy of access,
being miles from the City Hall in Worcester the
great thorough fare through Paxton Rutland Barre Oak
ham, and New Brainree.
The above has been surveyed plan and profile drawn
which may he by calling the subscriber those
he has the liberty to refer 1t will be sold whole
or in seperats privileges, may best suit purchasers
For further particulars, inquire of the subscriber in
New Worcester, Hon Isaac Davis Worcester-Albert
Curtis, Esq, New Worcester,-Thos Bottemly Esq,
Letcester,A. B. Pike, Esq, Providence, r. L,-Smon
9, Grout, Esq, Schen' ctady N. Y,-Messrs. Pratt
Downs & Scott, WOrcesteT Willard Snow, Esq, PaT
ton,-Danie Coburn, Esq, LOOeH.
CHARLES HERsEY.
New Worcester. Dec. 20, 1913. dwtf
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TO LET
Aa THE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln Square
tSHs1fs known the Worcester Branch Railroad Bet
.sazs pot, 100 feet by 50-w be fitted up to accommo
date Lessee track will be laid if desired for
Into basement.
Also Building situated the Boston and Worcester
Railroad Bridge suitable for Machine Shop by so IT,
stories high with steam engine and engine house attach
sdand Blacksmh's Shop near 40 by 36 feet stories
high, with yard room-will be fitted to tenants.
Immediate possession given Inquire the Office of the
Worcester and Nashua Railroad Company No. las Main
street df Feb g.
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PEOPLES MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Wnr.c esfer. Mass,

TV~iIIs Comrany commenced operations in May, ls47,
/ and has received liberal patronage that il has at
tanned oharacrer for prudent management not
srnassed by Company in the Commonwealth, taking
20 great a variety of safe risks
BY strict adherence 10 the principles Of EQUITY, in
settling losses which have occurred they have avoided
The expense arising from continual iac suits, which
ALWAYS prejudicial to the interests of Mutual Companies
The Directors feel justified in recommending this lnsti-
tuition 10 the favorable consideration OF the public p,edg
ing themselves that every effort shall be made Their
part TO its prosperity and furnish such security
loss by fire, shall remove ali anxiety on The part
OF those insured.
They have established local Agents in various parts OF
the State who thoroughly acquainted with the
principles insurance, and directly interested in its
cess as memhers of Mutual Company. They also EN-.
ploy GENERAL AGENT whose duty is confined to
soliciting applications but is required examine and in.
CAe into the nature OF the risks taken and when there
defect in the buildings, or caeessntss on the part OF
the insured report the same to the Board of Directors
thereby preventing all unnt cessary litigation
They effect insurance all kinds of buildings except
those of an extra hazardous character Also upon Neal
stock Hay and Gran Household Furniture, Provisions,
Wearing Apparel Libraries and Merchandise generally
and also uron all kinds of Manufactured Articles ana
Stock in the process of MANUFACTURER excepting stock in
Cotton, Wooden and Paper Mills, property alike haz-
ardous
Their rates OF premium established upon basis sui.
fcently guarded avoid all assessments Many OF the
Companies who adjust their losses by assessing their
MEMBERS have lost the confidence of the business
nifty and have cast reproach upon the whole system of
EDWARD II. HEMENWAY, President.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Hemenway, Worcester. Walter A. Bryant, Worcr.
George A. Dresser, do. A. A. Williams. do.
James H. WALL do Edwin Eaton do.
Horatio N. Tower, do iona. Warren. Grafton
Joseph Pratt do. II. A. Denny, Leicester
JOSEPH Boyden, do. J.W. Jenkins, Jr, Barre.
Chas. P. Bancroft, do. John Edgell, Gardner.
o. HARRINGTON. Secretary.
Office, No 3, Brin1ey Hall,
opposite the American Temperance House.
Worcester Jan II, le49. If
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GIMGHAMs, GINGHAMS.

1 AM this week receiving
case Scotch Ginghams, good styles and l0cn
yerd.
A cases Lancaster Ginghams at IL IL cts.
case Swiss Ginghains ID yards wide for
one shilling yard.
case beautiful corded Ginghams solid checks
at IS cts.
l case French Gingtsms 40 inches wide and
very 0ne goods at Is Is. per yard.
Together with many other goods Row opening at
Feb j. d6tw3t CHAMBERLINS.
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A Rare Chance for a GOOD Tailor

THE subscriber DESTROYS Of changing his business offers
i TO sell out his TAILORING EsTA BLIsHMENT on
the most reasonable terms. II consists Of small select
stock OF Cloths and Trimmings, together with shop fix
lures and Tailoring apparatus complete There run OF
business sufficient to employ from eight twelve hands,
Any one wishing for good stand, will do we'll 10 coll
early. John ID III NpAR
west bfOsAhesd, Jan 10. dwU
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new DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY,
GTLMoRE & ALpEE,

TTAVING fitted up the large and commodous ROOMS
IL 236 Main-Street, (paines BIOcISD
HORACE AYREs Grocery Store, formerly occupied by
Miss Allen School Room, would respectfully inform The
public that they prepared TO take DAGUERREOTYPE
MINIATURES of the different Sizes and OF superior appear
ance and fnish the reasonable With Ger
inStrupsns of the first quality, and very superior
light they their Pictures be equal not superior
any produced this city elsewhere; and having had
tensye experience the business they confident of giving
satisfaction 10 those who may favor them with their patronage
They wish ii distinctly that person expected,
take Picture from their Room unless they perfectly
satisfied with lis ieike appearance, well superior
FINISH WIN. A. GILMORE,
Feb |. diff A. P ALBEE.
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Cotton Machinery for Sale,

ID ECENTLY used in the manufacture of No. 80 Printing
Ii Cloths and in good running order, consisting of
Picker, Wilton & sons make-20 Cards-s Breakers
III Finshers II. Doubler-l Drawing Frame-2 Taunton
Speedors 10 heads each Is Spinning Frames 1900 live
spindle2 pair Mules, Of 1856 and IL spndles
Warper-2 Dressers-6 Leems-l Cylinder and 2 DoGeI
Grinders with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
Ii may be examined at any time application 10 NJ
SrLAs DNsMoRE So Main Worcester. For further par
ticuars inquire OF b. HOLBROOK, Holden
Dec 26 d3taw wtf52
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KID GLOVES.

OLA very superior make 100 doz Just received
- maker IN Pars
B. L. srdon Co have just received very large
men OF Kid Gloves of suprior quality to which invite
the attention Of purchasers full assortment Of Sizes and
Coors with entirely style ofFasenngs Gentlemen.
Kid Gloves White Black aud assorted Colors all Sizes. Ali
Missts Kid Gives 4w B. l.. HARDON g. CO
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Books and Stationery,
J. S. WESRY,

124 Main Street, Worcester,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER in all kinds Of
lV1 SCHOOL BOOKS now in in the different schools
in This city, together with good assortment of BLANK
BOOKS-ANNUALS for 1S49, and other Gift Books.
STATIONERY Of all knds-Cap. Note and Letter
PAPERaso variety of Fancy Articles and Gard Ba,k-
esGold and Silver Penss-Pens, Ink States and Sand
BIBLES in every style of binding-Ilymn Books-Toy
Books, Plain and Colored.
The above will be sold upon the most easonable terms
FOWLERS' PSYCHOLOGICAL WORKS Tor sale
Also subscriptions received for the Journal
and the Water Cure Journal.
BOOK BINDING done at short notice. All Old Books
neatly re bound at the lowest rates, at
Dec 80 dw3m ]. 8. WESBY'5 ia Main st.