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GREAT DISCOVERY.
DEPEG ON HeARR OEK.

THIS OIL is prepared by II. @. CURRIER, who is the
sole Poprieor the United States and is the great.
est the known world for the growth Of HAIR
and warrante 1t will the hair grow where il
has fallen off and ,. preventative, and makes ii
grow thick dark and silky. Price 90 per bottle. The
best of references can be obtane those who have
been benefited in this city.
NIB. The money will be paid back, in all cases when
the Oil does give satisfaction.
Sole Agents in Worcester, WIN. D. FENNO & SON,
l66 Main Street dwtf July7.
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City Furniture Ware House.

W. a He BAMEER
WoELD respectfully inform the citizens Of the CITY Of
that they have opened large and cOmmodous Rooms at
No. 244 Main ST., corner of Pleasant,
or the manufacture and sale of all the LATEST kinds OF
PARLOR FURNITURE.
They have constantly hand make at short notice,
the French style and patterns of Rosego0d Mahogany and
Black Walnut COUCHES, sOTTOMANS, LOUNGES
Tete a tete DlVANS and TAB0URETS.
Also the French Spring Seat ROCKING CHAIRS, con-
struced upon the most approved principles OF comfort
laste and durabitya the LATEST PATTERN of American
and Antique-PARLOR CHAIRS Of every style-aso,
Dentists, Barber's, and ORIENTAL EASY CHAIRS,
covered with Satin Plush, Damask, and Hair Cloth
Needle Work carefully mounted la the tasteful man.
ner.
Also, general assortment of
seer ETAREES, BUREAUS,
Centre, Gard and Work TABLESPOON and Show Cases,
Desks Hat Trees What Nots Tea Poys. SC.
Also, entire sets CHAMBER FURNITURE.
large assortment of Cheap Furniture and wood
Palm Leaf and Hair MATRESSES made and Resulted.
Furniture repaired, Uarnished &c.
PULPIT and other Church Furniture made to order.
Upholstery and Carving
in all their branches Original designs for Furniture, Cur
ains and other Upholstery work, furnished for single
articles or suits of rooms.
w. & III. B. having leased for term of years
large and convenient building, with extensive water
power attached they command facilities for the manuac-
Furniture unsurpassed by any in the State, and
having seced the serEices Of the most experienced work
men, they ere prepared execute all orders in their buss
with economy durability and despatch They would
call particular attention the fact of their manufacturing
all Of their Upholstery work. thus securing to their custo
articles wholly superior TO the Boston Auction ur>
ntnre. which be sold "t0enty per cent? less than
good article particularly il shop and second hand
q Gentlemen about to furnish Hotels, Board
ing Houses private residences, requested TO call
Also Country Deslers will find it greatly their advan
tqge to call before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester, March Is. l649. II dwtf
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Improved Washing Machine.

rv1IIEsE celebrated Machines, for which received
Dinloma at The Fair of the Worcester Co. Mechanics
Association are at No. CENTRAL STREET, where
orders may be addressed.
The following is taken from the Editorial columns OF the
Sov. We haze had of Coves's Washing Machines
i, ,se in our family, for several weeks past and after
oyino IL fair trial can recommend IL the best machine
for that puepose that acquainted with 1t is not
only great labor saving machine, hut operates in such
manner 20 njure clothes much less than Is done by
other washing machines or by the hand rubbing
board"
\ NJ Price SIS. Warranted TO please. -
May 2l d2aw W.T. FRANCIS GLOVES.
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Providence & Worcester Railroad.

81 gg re ytSs sSs v 49,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-PAssEN TRAINS.
To govern on and after July 9, le4s
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at and 10 as A. NJ. and 3.45 Pm.
Leave Providence at 7.45 AM. 3.45 and 5 30 Pm.
Leaves Providence for Blackstone at IL NJ and
Leaves Black stone for Providence at l.S9 +. VI.
THE TRAINS CONNECT
At Mville with coaches for Slatersyille Al UXbrldge
with coaches or Milford and Mendon. At Whns with
coaches for East Doug and Whhnsyille A. Farnums
with coaches for Graf on centre and N E. village AT
Worcester with trains of the Western Railroad and Nor
wich and Worcester and Worcester and Nsshua X roads,
n York day line via Hartford and New Haven Railroads
Ar Providence with Steamer Perry from and for Newport
twice each day on arrival of ralns-Wih Steamers for
Warren Bristol, FAN yer, e. Greenwich, Nayat, &c.
and with Stonington Railroad
The AS p M Train from Worcester connects at Prov
idenre with Steamboats, York via Stoning ton RR
The Sam train from Worcester connects at Waterford
with trains Of Norfolk County Railroad for Boston, Dd
ham &c and at Pawtucke with trains OF Boston aud
Providence Railroad for Boston, Taunton, N, Eedord,
&c &C. and the $50 p. NJ train from Providence con
meets az The sane with return trains nom same
places a.. e..:, =,
trains from Albany Norwich, Nashua &c &c, arrives in
Providence in ime take trains Of b. and r. Railroad
for Boston, Taunten N. Bedford &c.
June9. dwf ISAAC HlNCkLEf, suPt.
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NOTICE.. -
THE undersigned takes the present opportunity to ins
form bis friends and the public generally that he is
engaged In business in the Store adjoining Dosr GEoUeE
A.. BATEs' Office, on PEARL STREET. where may be
foun1a choice aaaorimeE. If
CLOTHS. CASSlMERES. VESTI&GS,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOoDss and he
would also add that he is prepared 10 MIKE GAR-
MENTS TO ORDER. which for workmanship AID stye
win defy competition and at reasonable prices.
July 81. daft THOMAS IL. MACnEITE.
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ELBRIDGE BOYDN,
ARCHITECT,
No. II Central Exchange, 1vcester,
E0lian Piano Fortes forSale,

CEVERAL beautiful ROSEWOOD Plan FORTES
~ from the celebrated mandatory of t. GILBERT Co.
Boston, with CoLEMAN's PATENT EoLIAN Attachment
will be exhibited in the Rooms the JewTy Store oil
.. N. STORY, Waldo Block, FOR FEW WEEKS
There will be present every afternod from two
unto six O'Clock, explain the connection OF he Eoliar
Attachment with The Piano, and give few ether sweet
and lowing tones TO any who may desire tChear them
This truly valuable Improvement and addition the Piano
Forte of which they have manufactured wariy sever
hundred, is still gaining in favor, and is desled to come
into general use
The Piano be used alene, the Eoan a,ne, or both
combined. The EoiaA will remain tunel number OF
years, and does not irjure the Piano in the lest.
Also, at the same place will efound SERPH1NES
a superior quality.
Please call and examine the above instruments before
purchasing elsewhere
" These Instruments will be sold Uery ;O in order to
introduce them into this city.
June %. cod wifi MARSH.
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r. A. HECKTOR,
FashiOnabIe Hair Cutter,

now firing M Saloon at No. 10, Main Street,
,v onposite the new Court House, Worcester, where
he will bay strict attention Hair Cutting, Hair Dress
inc and Shaving with ease and Champooins in the best
manner Having had experience and practise in The
fashionable saloons in Boston, New York. and this
civ he atters himself that with attention to his bust
and the wants Of his customers he snail ne aoe 10
atisfactio1 TO all who may favor him with their
Particular attention will be paid TO cutting
rbiIdren,s hair. Razors honed nj short notice.
1Vnrcester. Aprl %. q
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q NASHUA RAJ ROAD
Summer Arrangement, commencing July % ls49.

Summer Arrangement, commencing July % lS49.
PASSENGER TRAINS will run as follows.
Leave arrive at Groton Nashua and
Worcesterat junction at Lowell at
$50 am. S.l5 am. 600 am.
II 90 am. 70 SOP lisp.
600 pm. 7.20 pm. s.l5 m.
Leave Arrive at Groton Reach
Nashua and Lowell Junction, Worcester,
$50 m. Ills am. 80 am. 9.S2 am.
1910 ms Ills am. l239pm. s2Op
1873 pm. LAT pm. 3 20 pm.
$50 pm. 5.45 pm. 7.2O pm. s.45 pm.
Passenger on freight train to w. B0ylston
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester daily for Groton
Junction. Nashua and Lowell Leave Nashua and Lowell
daily for Groton Junction and Worcester
1t Worcester the $50 A. NJ train Connects with Nor
Wor. ST. Bt train from Newly ork-Eary trains OF the
Bos. & Wer, Prov. & Wur., Nor. & Wor, and Western
r. Road connect with The IL Am train from Worcester
1t Groton Junction, trains arrive smut aneousy at
e.l5 A. M 1880 7.20 P. NJ. from Worcester, Nashua
Boston, Ftchburg Lowell aud West Townsend and de-
part simultaneously for the above named places 81
AM, IL. 80 and 1920 p. NJ.
Trains arriving Nashua Except the pm from w or
err with upward trains of Concord and Wilton
Rail Roads and those leaving Nashua depart on arrival
OF downward trains of the same roads.
{Ths road forms the cheapest and most expeditions
channel of communication for Freight and Passengers
between New York City the Southern and Southwestern
portions Of New England ncudng the line Of the West
Nashua, Manchester, Concord and all places IN the VI
entity of the Concord, Boston, Concord and Montreal
Northern, and Passumpsc Railroad and Vermont Central
Railroad upward from White RiYer Juncton-Also, to
all places the line of the Fitchburg Vermont and Mas
sachusetts Cheshire Sullivan and Vermont Central Rail-
road from Windsor, and Passumpsic Il. Il: from White
Fare from Nashua to New York, S4 and So;
do do do to Providence, 81;
do do Lowell to do 81 75i
do do do New York, "a and IS;
do do Worcester to Brattlehoro $2,95
J. w. sToWELL, sup't.
Worcester July IS 1s49 dwtf
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IRON PLANNERS FOR SALE.


ESITCH s. JONES have on hand Iron Plane
n ing Machines of Is feet with trip motion
pete, and two of feet without the trip motion. The
above machines and built of the best of materials
and workmanship, and will be sold low for cash ap,
proved credit-they may be seen at Foundry
N. d. We continue to make all kinds of CASTINGS
in IRON and BRASS in general use, and warranted TO
give satisfaction. Orders solicited.
Worcester, July 81. DIFF
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coaches and Harnesses for sale.
gTyHE subscriber has sale, nine passenger STAGE
| COACHES. One of them is nearly new mas been
RIM bnt four months is trimmed and finished in most ee
cant stve with the best of materials The other is OF the
siye and nish but has been used longer weighing
about 1850 lbs each. -.
and will be sold at great bargains W.. CLhhn:
Worcester, June a. 1s19 uu
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Correspondence Of the Republic.


UNIoSTowS, Oct. IL, lS49.
DEAR SIR: AS anticipated, the Wings have suf-
fered themselves to be badly beaten in Pennsylva-
MIA The issue unimportant, and, as usual ON
such occasions, they stayed al home. Had they
elected the Canal COMMISSIONS it would have
amounted to nothing, as the majority in the board
would have still been against them.
But General Taylor could TO morrow carry this
State against General Cass by an increased MAORI
ty; and tomorrow Pennsylvania would elect as
largea majority of members of Congress as she did
at the last election-nearly two TO one. In mere
State elections, where the tariff is not involved,
Pennsylvania (as results show is strongly Demo
cratic; while in national elections for President
and Congress- where the tariff and other national
issues are involved, she is as decidedly Whig.
Since the tariff has been party issue in Pennsyl-
vania the Wings have had overwhelming MAORI
ties in Congress; while the State elections have
gone against them, and generally by very large
majorities In the last Congress the Wings had
seventeen to seven--two TO one; and in the next
Congress their majority will be nearly as large;
yet Governor Skunk elected by majorties as
large or larger than the majority now against us;
and Governor Johnson, popular as he was, received
fourteen thousand votes less than General
Taylor in this State. But the influence Of the great
are not confined to Pennsylvania; they operate
throughout the Unions for you that, whilst two
thirds Of the States have Democratic governors and
Legislatures, yet in the House of Representatives
the Wings, at the same time, have majorities.
Hence you see that the result of the late election
amounts to nothing 1t is no more than usual 1t
has not shaken, in the least, my confidence that
General Taylor is as strong stronger than he
at the last election. The people believe him to
be honest and patriotic. They believe him to pos
a sound head and honest heart, and this con-
viction will be strengthened every day. and still
entertain the opinion have frequently expressed,
that, adhering TO the principles avowed in his let
ters and in his inaugural General Taylor will leave
the Executive chair, next to w AsHINGToN, the most
popular and beloved man that ever went into it,
Yours, respectfully,
A. STEWART.
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MISSISSIPPI SESAToR-The next Legislature of
Mississippi will elect a u S. Senator, the term
which Mr.. jefferson Davis was appointed to fill
expires on the 4th of March, 1851. The people of
northern Mississippi are beginning 10 call for the
election of men from their part Of the State. Among
others mentioned for the Office the names OF
Col. Roger Barton, Col. Reuben Davis, of Monroe,
and Col. Thomas ii. Williams, of Pontotoc.
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Foa TUE GIRLs.--How many foolish girls have
,nined themselves by marrying young men who
had nothing to recommend them but riches "Is he
Tich5, has been the inquiry when sutton has pre-
seated himself Foolish girls! Rather asks he
in,eIligent2 IL he Industrious IL he virtuousl
Let those questions be answered in the Affirmative,
and n ne has not second shirt TO his back we will
snswer for bis course Wealth may be lost, but the
good qualities OF the heart will remain, like the sun
sshine 10 warm and to bless. Remember this
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Mr.. Mus, the American artist, who is engaged
upon an equestrian statue Of General Jackson has
executed very beautiful plaster cast of the head
Of Washington, from the original bas- relief Of
Ho,ioion, which is among the Washington treasures
at Arlington House. The bas-rolicf is a classical
head, encirclcd by the Roman civic wreath II is
believed that Houdsn executed but one has relief
while at Mount Vernon, in 17S5, engagedin model
ing for the statue at Richmond. That one taken
from the ife and of course the best possible like
ness, the artist presented TO the chief. and il hung
in his library, Immediately above the chair in
which he wont TO SIT, the end oil MS days.
AleTandrta Ga-ef
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a FOR RENT, tina large and commodious
UiM Dwelling Just erected AT the corner Of Twen.
ueth street west and street On the first floor are
two large parlors and large dining room, with
buffers room and pantry. On the second floor
three large chambers, with dressing and bath
rooms The bath and buffers rooms are supplied
with hot and cold water Marble mantels through.
out; kitchen and large chamber above I'm the
back building. The kitchen has a cooking range,
and forcing pump supplied from large cistern
In the cellar is large store room and furnace TO
heat the building. There IL also a small conserva
tory adjoining one of the parlors. Apply to
:. NJ. McKEAN
o. IL NJ. Il
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\ WOULD respectfully inform my odd cu-tssnaerr
II and the public in general that an rcseis
ing my fall supply ~ Stoves and Crates, wi,,h
am determined 10 cell cheap for cash. ! have In
my assortment II enamclod Crates many ne~ pat
terms from those Of last fall Stoves Il al kinds.
szss and patterns, of the latest styl.. iot vvd
coal and az IL will cost nothing, pls@f all std
get my prices before purchasing elss~hers, ss
will make IL an object 20 the purcha-cr have tlss
exclusive sale Of the Baltimore American Am-tigta
Cooking Stoves, and will warrant them thu fnss~f
superior Cooking Stove nov In uss tpr ecpnsfny
and durability ! will al-o warrant tbem 10 give
general ton, or take them back aud refund
The money TO the purchaser.
have sl-o ON hand a large supply Of Hardware
and Cutlery and great variety IL bosi-e- furnish
ing articles Z. WOODWARD,
Pennsylvania sv., between 10Th and lith sts.
Sent I7-eodtf
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tsst%ininr the Ptstic sud General ststates passed
~ M tungre~~ 81 the United states Of Aaneric.
tfesn iss1 ~ l~s1 ilsclttsiss wi~tirr Expired r.
psalei, in fsfCe. arranged IN Chronological e,,
dsF, With Marginal Rsisrenccs. being n continaa
ian a The lass puhl-ed under the in~pec ton Of
ls~~f,h S,sfy, ens ~ the Justices "a the sunr.u.
Court II tlss siisd states. edited by Hon gearxe
shars~o.-i. Pfs-aisnt Judge al the Di.tr,ct Conrt
er shs cgsniy u Phnlsdelphis.
rhs proieeson src particularly invited 10 e,x.-
mine hAe verk fof accuracy, convenience OF ar
fsasrruaent aud ehespnc-s Of price, IL IL l.ss,.s,
~ present. stronRsr Claims than sny oh r edition
hsfse M Psol'e The set complete IN vols sIa.
July A-dhtSu
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FrSstos,s TpEoRy-The Able Barbc, emf.
emit professor Of theology, has published in thick
dr odecimo a selection OF the Philosophical Works
Of ,venelon, with nm able Introduction This SC
lect contains his treatise the existence OF God,
which is comprehensive and profound. and yet EN-;
hell;sb ,d by exquisite descriptions OF nature, and
imbued with the tenderest piety. II consists, be.
sides of ,is letters various topics OF religion and
metaphysics, and his Refutation of Melcbranche's
system of nature and grace.
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FousTxssrn sIsssI. orresfrs ~tt1Ase's sorst
MILL attend ~ The pfo~-t ation a Gt@irn. 10
wv fore the hs-fd ~ Msstsn Cssnnai-~as.ner-.
Claims against the United s,ss~.. and 10 ths tr.n.
seton ofbusiness nth The various Dsp.runeass
June 2s--ifu
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IOiiN MARTIN rstarn. 49, a,snts 3 a. citi
~ a W sshinKts.a ~ ~ sls.cslfsrsinfni "a
ten'i-d b. ~ late tt. a NsFtin A Wusist. snd
tAkrs Tho spf29tutitf tnk4tn tkssH nnt ~ has
ASS add ia kins hts go in a. ketsa SD
Csfnlia~issn hs<sstss~ ~ wiasu ~th hrtFaftTf ~
conduactsa. wnsirr ~ sass "a MATS &C.
fronpf sftfnstza wtn ~ r4esn g. - isaine.s
entrusted ~ us-m. sna ny hlf~. ~ ssst st,sn
shsrr. JOHN MAhfI> tu
scpt "a. I-ss ~~Pt ~ du
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''THE MOST opIoUs AND CORRUPT OF ALL PoLITI
CAL This is the free spoken
opinion of the Franklin Gazette, New York, in re-
lation TO the "coaliton" of Barnburners and Hunk
ers. The Gazette is a Free-Soil Locofoco paper,
and edited by Free Soil Locofoco Judge, (Flan-
der.) We republish il in columns, for fear it
may inadvertently escape the attention of the Demo
Gratis:
'sCoALITioN NOT UsIoN.--In scanning the char
acter of the late arrangement between the Syracuse
and Utica conventions for running half and half
ticket for State officers this fall, il should be borne
in mind that nothing in the nature of union has
been effected between the Democratic party and
those who, two years ago, seeded from it,.and
have since stood, and still remain in attitude of
hostility towards it. II is simply ooALrTIoN-the
MOST ODIOUS AND CORRUPT of all political
ARRANGEMENTS" "With this dstinc tness
of organization and antagonism of views, the two
conventions at Syracuse and Utica entered into a
bargain, by which il agreed that, for the pur.
pose of helping each other into Office they would
divide the State ticket between the and turn IN and
give il common support. II was mere coalition
TO get into office, and not to advance the Democratic
or Free Soil cause.
s.Keep aoof from the coalition, eschew all cn-
iangling alliances and there will be nothing To be
ashamed of, no new quarrels on our hands, and no
atonement to make to the Democratic cause for a
deep and lasting injury and Disgrace"
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The MEN TO MAKE A STATE.-Their Making and
their Marks-is the quaint but significant title Of
an address by Bishop Doan, before the Trustees,
Teachers, and Students of Burlington College, on
the last anniversary of the national independence.
it is succession of brief, pithy maxims, ringing
blows on the anvil, exhibiting the union of every
honorable, manly quality with true Christianity.
These are its concluding passages:
'And for the marks Of men that are to make a
State. see them in the ingenious boy He looks
right at you, with his clear, calm eye. The glow
that nantles to his cheek is of kin with shame;
it is but virtues color spreading from his heart
You know that boy in absence in presence. The
darkness is not dark to him; for Gods eye hghtens
it. He is more prompt to own than to do wrong;
and reader for amendment than for either There
is nothing possible for which you may not count on
him; and nothing good that is not possible to him
and God.
81 see them in the earnest boy. His heart is all
athrob in all his hand would do. His keen eye fixes
the page of Homer, of Euclid, of Plato, and
never wavers till it sees right through it, and has
stored its treasures in the light of his clear mind
or mercy And when you the bounding ball
fly highest, and fall farthest from the stand, and
hear the ringing shout that is the signal of his tri
umpb, you must be sure that il was his strong arm
that gave the ball the blow.
~ see them in the reUerentiai boy. He never sits
where elders stand. His head is covered
when superiors pass; when his mothers sex is
by He owns in every house, in every hour of
prayer, present God. Ingenious, earnest rev.
erential boys; these our marks of men to make
a State"
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Oct. lO-eodiflw I7th st., near Navy Dep,,
rIo THE LOVERS OF THE BEST IA
XANA GIGAAS nAsIIA NIL n

under Browns Hotel, have received consign-
ment, directly from Havana, $1,000 Cigars, Of the
most select brands, manufactured in Cuba.
Amongst them have only 10000 Of the cele-
brated Fanny Elssler brand. They 10 be sold
in boxes or bundles, for cash only. We earnestly
request good judges OF real fine Cigars 10 try them
as nothing has been imported for long time equal
10 them.
Oct q--eoif
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I1t- National Inssisnss.- An ordinary meeting
will be held Monday evening, 18th instant, nj
u O'Clock. CIiAs " sTANsBURf,
Oct 10 X. Secretary.
frt- Congres mssopal.-The Rev. y. v. Avruy
continues to preach al the Central Presbyterian
Church. sth street. directly north Il the Patent
Office, at n O'Clock, a. m, and in the evening
Pews free. Oct. IL
Dt- Lectures Ia the yo"as.-The fourth Lec-
ture to the Young will h. delivered by Rev. Z, w.
DESIsos, in the Chapel on Virgins avenue, at the
Navy Yard, next Sunday evening, at 7 O'Clock.
Oct 10
French Fancy Goods, Rissnas. Gloves, Sc.
John ". GIBBS, having just returned from New
~ York, will open this day very rich and bcsuti
iui assortment 81 fashionable Fancy Goosis consist,
ing Of
Gloves, Rbsnds. Dress Trimmings, Miis.
Worked and Lace Cspcs. Collars and Cuff la .ets.
Worked Cape., Wells, &C.
Also, every variety Of French Extracts and Per
fumery,
Fine Combs, Brushes, Riioutrrie Of every ac-crip
ton, Tor presents aud useful and ornamental
purposes.
The public isrespcctfully invited 10 call and por
chase. Oct I3-3hf