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FnR SALE

Ia THAT pleasant and comnlodious little Cot
@ tagc late the residence Of MRs. NASH situated in
Tie centre Of Bottom about 30 rods OF the meeting
Connected with IL Is garden and fruit yard fncar acre
Also Office separate from the house, suitable for Lnw-
yer's Physicians Office. AL distance Of three TO five
minutes walk is the aud beautiful edIce for High
School, which has fund Of $2 600 for its support The
religious society Of tho place has also d for It's support
OF 100000 All Of which being taken into account makes
che aboyp described situation Of The desirable offer
ca for sale al the present day For terms etc. inquire on
e premises, the subscriber NJ his Nursery IN Worcester
~ OCT - Il u GINS NASiI. ENecniur
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HA1E,HH

TUE subscriber, having fitted up anew and increased
The number of his BATHING Rooms reminds The
citizens OF Worcester, that il they choose 10 WASH and
REMAIN WE'LL rather than TO pas Dotors bill TO gtt
oeM theS can be furnished, ~ any tine, with ARM or
COLD TUB BATHS, SNOW Err or VATOR sud smnIe
accommodations, by calling HE corner Of From and
Carton Streets CALVIN NEWTON
June 81 40
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Dwelling Mouse for sale,

~ SITUATED in Cherry Valley, Leicester, four miles
% NJ from the City Hall, Worcester, also Barn, Shop
AA and about Of Land well stocked with various
kinds Of fruit The above offers chance for person
wishing to engage in the butcherng business the sbscr
Der has all the implements and conveniences carrying
the above business, which he viii sell low with without
the premises The above premises would be good loca-
ton for boot and shoe manufacturer For further partic-
uiars, inquire of the subscriber on the premises
March 228sW d6tw4t HUGH BROWN
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EEaFEs Epye.

MATTERS LIQUID HAIR DYE has now been exten
siyely used for than six months and every box
sold has been warranted give entire satisfaction and has
not IN single instance been retuned-on the CONTRARY hun
dreds OF Ladies and Gentlemen Troy and New Yori have
expressed themselves in the enthusiastic terms in liza
praise and acknowledged its superiority over every other
KIND III use 10 Ladies who have false hair in con-
sequence Of their natural hair tuning Grey This I've %
great blessing making it to resemble nature so perfectly
that II cannot be deecedthe application perfectly sim
PIE as the ha requires no preparation needs only to be
wet III the most simple manner and the work is done
For sale by M. ID. GREEN and LEWIS L. LAZELL
June %. anJ,e
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Epilepsy and EIfes.

THE subscriber has been very successful in treating and
curing Epilepsy, Apoplexy, Convulsve and Spasmodic
dseases-H ystera, St. Vus Dance and all diseases of
like kindred nature spn Affections neuralgia of the
face and neckneryous headach- muscular conractions
and Female diseases and weaknesses Of every nature He
likewise deyoes as usual particular attention to Consump-
ton, Bronchitis Ulceratons and diseases Of the Throat
Scroua Diseases OF the heart, Liver complants Dyspep
sia and Chronic diseases general NJ Feople subject 70
these complaints will do well to cali on him.
~ Office and residence, No. MAPLE STREET near the
worcester House Office hours from to s O'Clock p NJ
March 6. cod eovly5 A. STONE NJ n
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FACqORY no LET,

80 tn SPENCER, suitable for Cotton or Wooden
ssMIA Goods, or oher manufacturing or ntechanical
sA fnrposes. sud Fac cry is situated The Centrc
Village Of spencer, failing of water
having sufficient power for operating 20 and
PREPARATION more than sufficient for WOODEN
machinery. The haildns is So By so n stories and
litlc nearly new and in nrS>rafe ofer with "a II
wheel, with main drums ond belts Connected with the
abb We is Dwelling House for Tenemens and
seven acres Land.
JAMES DRAPER, Esq of Spencer of the Subscribers
Warren. KNOWLES a. SHELLEY
JuHe Il. dwtf
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House fer Sale.

IA NEW and thorough built two story HOUSE,
SNN N containing 10 rooms, well finished in the most
1& modern style, conveniently arranged, excellent
well Of water with 700G feet of Land Ii is pleasantly To-
Gated eminence within three inmates walk Of tho
Post Office, commanding Delightful prospect Of the city
and surrounding country opportunity rarely
found for those wishing purchase Terms liberal In
qure at BROWNS Real Estate Agency Office, No. 5
CENTRAL EXCHANGE. d6twf March 81
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EUf NatINs
A3M II HE subscriber offers his Valuable Farm (nr soe
lHssM situated IN SrERLIsc OH the County road lead
tsARksing from Worcester Westminster and about Il
Karoad. Said Purn contains about one huudrpI acrcs ~
excellent Land n good state Of cultivation About nyent,
acres wen wooded The Farm Is web supplied with water
The buildings coiinlst of good two story Dwelling osr
with large III attached for W60d-house SHOP piOrerv
&c. The Barris &C BY 80 feet vita On l for soroe
fage house, DC. Also abont h acres Of Pasture lnnd
staicd IN ihe norhesscry part Of Holden near the red
denee Of Joel Walker. - ~ f'''-
For parcuars inquire OF The Subscriber on the premises
- Sterling, Feb "a. If NEHEMIAH PEARSON -
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Valuable and Desi' able Estate for Sale

fI'HE subscriber offers for sale, the very valuable
fSA Real Estate which he resides, beautifully
~ situated on the Main Street. Worcesera few rods
south of the City Hall and Common opposite the ntersec
ton of Southbrdge Street The premises consist of about
25 600 f. of land having fronts of 100 feet each, running
through from Main street to High street. with sufficient depth
divide give ample sized lots both streets The
Buildings situated the Main street font, and consist
of Dwelling House. very thoroughly built and one of the
in the city, and good Stable and Carriage
House.
On the premises, is great variety of the choicest fruit
be found in the country, selected with great
and cultivated in the best AmOnst them so
pear trees 80 Plum 25 peaches y cherries &c. nearly
all of them in bearing state with abundant supply of
Curant Gooseberres, Raspberes &C., for the culture Of
which the soil is admirably adapted.
This allowed to be of the peasantes and most de-
sabe residences in the city, and from its proximity to
business locations, may at any time be proably devoted
business purposes at the option of the If de-
sired il will be divided and either front sold separately
the whole will be sold together such price will render
il good investment.
The of payment be made easy, ifdesired, In
quire Of JOHN MILTON EARLE.
Worcester. d mo- 20. 1850.
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TEassnalRnriscO EE0uee. dSrafl0n

A. ESE subscribers would respectfully inform the cit
ftR liens of Grafton and the public generally that they
ZAA have taken the above named House, and pledge them
selves to be in readiness and prepared times to accom-
MEDIATE the travelling and business public and parties plea
sure at the shortest notice. They most respectfully solicit
the public patronage EDWIN S. BALL
Grafton, Jan 3, 1850 DIFF DENNY S. PUTNAM.
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGES.

IL n 'iiAT beautiful estate in LEICESTER known as
fs.}n "MOUNT PLEASANT.' 1t consisrs of about
Fifty acres OF choice Land and fine ouse every
way fitted Tor family OF lsisure, with little EXPENSE
could BE- admiralty adapted as 8n Hylroraihic establish,
meni For terms inquire this ofice subseTi-
Der at the Central Eank. VIM. DICKINSON.
Wo cester, Dec %. d
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GREAT DTsCOVl HY,
~ ~ E29S ON HEsEFFf SRFE1

FNHIs OIL Is prepared BY H. c. CUBR1ER, who IL Inc
sole Proprei or Ia the United sass and is the great
est discovery IN the known world ths growth d ar
and WARRANTED i wicsuse the hair 70 ar,Ss where il
uaS aiicn on, td is preventative. and makes IL
grow thick, darA and Slky Price Loo ptr bette The
best Of feiersnces can be cLtaned rou th6e haya
been bsnelled In this CITY. m -
~ H. The money III he paid back in all cases VIXEN
The on does net give satisfaction. FL
sole ARen's IN Worcester, Nm, u. FENAO s. EDE
i6i sIan Street dwtt III .
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HOUSE R.0f fgr s:ySc,

PLEASANTLY situated Fruit Street, Pleasant-st
SO f. front and 34 f. Deep which are a number OF
fruit trees For particulars, inquire Of e. ADAMS Nun
yan's, 29 Main-st up stairs the subscriber in oston
( March 2. dow WIN. WHITCOMB
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Improved washing rFnchiuc
RICHARDSON q J,npyMn

AaEkTe ron the SALE OF "a
ChiIson's Hot Air ve1aflimfinag T-urna~e
YER, se;erier arrangement Healing md
HEDENbE EROS PORTABLE FURFxcE.
We Sxes, 'or heating from 20 roomS-,ihe CAsapss,
Furnocs In use. II =
view pattern Registers and Coal Grnfes
CuPPER AND TIN FURNACE PIPE
AND FURNACE WORK doss az sAoyf NOTES.
June 10. eod&wtf n M.a.x.
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To Let

So A STORE, in the centre of WAYLAND, recently
hsSl n built and well located for the English and West
India Goods trade. For further particulars, inquire
ofGEORGE SMITH, Wayland, u. l.. BATCHELLER, 40
Fulton St, BosToN. dwtf Wayand, Feb l5
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FOR SALE,

"a A VALUABLE ESTATE, No. II Summer ST.,
60 n consisting ci iIonse, Bara and nadig Lot
xeLA supply good aud durahle water, with uauyds
81 :rable privileges, when examined. dfi Maichs.
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To be Lef,

TWO good h0OMS on the second floor corner of Main
4 and Thomas Streets. Inquire at No lG3 Main st.
March %. ar
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TO BE LEY

To BE LET,
TWO Pleasant ROOMS situated Main Street less than
three minutes walk north the Post Office INQUIRE al
this Office. DIFF Maredb 10
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RUILDING LoTs.
SHOP TO LET

GiFuAftD on iIanoger street, suitable for q PAIN eY
- or Boot maker. C.. & e. NARRINQTON
'eS = diai 80 Muir ST.
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House for sal

House Tor Sale,
AvyA BEAUTIFULLY situated on Laurel Street, com
EA - manding fine view of the city and Convenient
ssis~ Tor two families. Inquire on the premises.
March is ds,vA
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Mousse T0ES f09. NgzTe.
HOUSE LOIS FoR Sane.

II running west fsom Main street Of the residence
Of Ahel Jaqnes, Esq Also, Apata, Chandler Chat,
ham, NewbuFy, and Quincy Streets.
The ahsye Lots for the first lime offered for
sale The LAID adjoining them being built upon their
pleasant location Main Street. makes them The NEST
desirable Lots in the city. Terms ID s.ie 10 suit The pur.
chaser 3 L. & S. p. HARRINGTON,
Aus 80 dwtf II Portland street.
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NenemRekat "a La.

IN seayer Street. Pleasant containing four or five
~ ROOMS, The house is a new orc.
Mafch 10. diff VIM DUDLEY. Z
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Furniture Notice.

a The subscriber having just returned
Ea from business tour to nearly all the
~ principal Furniture Manufacturing cities
East, as well us those west Of the mountains
and having purchased n rare and choice lot vi
FASHIONABLE FURNITURE.
beside having made permanent arrangements
for a constant and regular supply of every ar
ticle in the Furniture line, so that dealers and
others wishing furniture may rely on having
their orders promptly filled; U~5-and at q rate
less for Cash than can be had at any other
house in st. Louis.-E0
He would therefore cordially invite oil his
cash paying friends aud customers to give
him a call, whether they are citizens Of st
Louis Or reside in any Of the towns ON the
Missouri, Mississippi or Illinois rivers. AL
say, that wish bargains, and nre willing to
pay cash for the same, call at No. so Market
ST., st. Louis, second door above second street
JOHN I. ELLET.
N. B. Orders by letter, with the needful,
will be promptly attended to. ]. |. Z.
St. Louis, Nav ..
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The Opinion of an Old, Experien-
ced and Scientific Farrier.

WASHINGTON, Iowa, June 26, 1910.
From the speedy and permanent cures, both
on man and beast, which your Arabian Lini-
ment is performing, do not hesitate to pro-
nounce it the Great Remedy of the Age"
have practiced doctorlng horses for these 30
years, and have tried all the various liniments
olntments, &C., so much pulled up in the pa
pers; but must say that II. q. Farrell's Ara
bian Liniment exceeds any that | ever made
use of. By its use, have cured Sweeney and
SPAWN long after they had been pronounced
mcuraJie; and have cured more than 80 hor-
ses this seas n with your linment, embracing
every shade If disease, from scratches and
bruises up to SPAWN, Ring Bone aud Sweeney
| can also bear testimony of its good effects
on the human system. | was conliCed nearly
all last winter to my room with Rheumatism
and could get nothing to help me, until |
commenced the use OF your Liniment, which
entirely cured me. WIN. +. GRIMES.
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES.
yyy1,, A I.ED

OFFICE GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMEs,)
July 4, 1850.
The weather is quite wurm-rver high,
and business during the past week has been
rather dull. Our farmers are harvesting, aud
but little is doing in produce.
TOBACCO--$3 so to 4 80 ready sale.
HEMP-$65 rs per ton.
BACON Shoulders 2!c. hams 81 33c
sides 4c., dull.
LAED--4 a Age. per Dbl: 5 &c. per keg
WHEAT-60 to 10 per bushel, n decline.
OATS--35 to 40 cents-in demand.
DRY HIDES-6c.
FLAX SEED--S0 cents to 81 per bushcl
FLOUR-$7 to 81 80 per Dbl; decline.
CORN MEAL-60c per bushel
BEESWAX-l3 TO lsac per pound.
BUTTER--in demand,
FEATHERS-25a2S per ID.
WOOL-None oiiering--in active request
GROCERIES-Sugar, N o 81 to 7c; coffee
Rio, I24 per ID. Whisky, 30 cents. Salt
Il. A. $ls0 pr sack, l.. B 1928, Kan. 49c
NJ. b, PORT or GLASGOW, Gys, h.
- - i $50 80
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III G. FARRELL'S genuine Arabian Lin
l. L. iment is most extraordinary medici ne
the truth Of which is placed beyond doubt
by the vast sales Of the article, and the many
cures being daily performed by it, which pre-
viously had resisted all other edicines ana
the skill ofthe best physicians in the world.
1t is composed Of balsams, extrocts and gums
peculiar to Arabia-possessing, in coDcen-
trated form, all their stimulating, Anudyne
penetrating unciuous and revulsive properties,
and the same which, ages ago, were used by
the "Sons of the Desert" with such miracu.
lous success, in curing the diseases of both
man and beast.
Read tie folloming MARkABLE CURES
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HI. q. FAEelsEAL'S
A R BAN LIMIM { N 7


About year and u halfago, a swelling up
peared in my wife's stomach, gradually in.
creasing in size until it becomes as large as
my fist, and $ sore that she could not bear
the least pressure upon it without giving her
eXtrame pain. got the advice Of our best
doctors ond they differed il opinion ABOUT ii;
some said it was an Ague Cake or Enlarge
ment of the Spleen; some, that it was an En-
Iargement of the Ovarics; and others said it
was Tumor Of the Ovaries; and others said
it was TumOr of the Ovares, and could
no, be cured except by cutting it out. In this
critical situation, was persuaded TO try Ii.
&. Fa-rell's Arabian Liniment upon it, and
strnge as it may appear, upon the third appi-
cation she began to improve, and has contin-
ued getting better daily, and now she is as
well as ever-enjoyIng excellent health.
d. MCCONNELL.
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north would retaliate. and dissolution would
follow. The Father of his country warned
us against such a course, he had too much
respect for his warning, too great love for
his country to be instrumental in producing
such sad results. Others he eded not these
counsels. We had strange coalitions, now.
a days; portion Of the locoloco party ad,
hered 10 their old leader Benton, and this
had SO frightened the Bank Clique, as to
cause them TO seek aid from the wing ranks;
il seemed they had been partially successful,
but not TO SO great an extent as gentlemen
imagined, be thought. After a little runs
ming chat between the General and DR..
Lowry. in which the DR.. lost deal, the Gen'l
concluded, when
Col. Davis was called for, took the stand,
and announced himself a candidate for the
Legislature. First, defined his position on
the power Of Congress over terrtories-con
coded; had been exercised and approved OF
by Wings and Democrats, since the lounda-
ton OF the Government-but was not in is.
sue in the canvass, and was only brought in
TO bolster up the broken fortunes OF loco,
focosm. TO help them out OF their diff.
Guilty, bait had been thrown out for Wings,
and what was worse, il had been taken by
one who had stood high IN our ranks-for
whose benefit Wings had struggled hard and
o(ten-and for whom they would have been
willing 10 work again; but he had been
caught by ocofoco bait, The particulars Of
which he would read from the Fayetle Dem
ocra,. (Col. D. here read the leading article
in the last Democrat, which will be found
in io>day's Times and inerspersed it with
comments, which laid bare The bargain and
intrigue that had been resorled toy This
was not the first time Democrats had under
took that game-but it was The first time il
had wholly succeeded. Gen. Clark mus,
have read the aricle--he had made long
speech, claiming to be a Wing, yet had not
denied the statements OF that article; he
therefore regarded ii as true, that he had Ia
ken the bait, and kissed the rod that smote
him. Wings had called upon him 10 defend
their principles, against the old and new
oil es-hs own interests were second TO
those Of his friends and party, and he took
the field at their solicitation and in their be-
half. The Col. said many excellent things
in his speech, W hich we reserve for another
occasion.
Gen. Clark again took tie stand, in 9
high state OF excitement He read letter
which he stated had been addressed 10 him
signed by 26 wings, chow many democrats
was not stately desiring him to become a
candidate; he did rot write or have anything
10 do with the article in the Democrat-he
had been solicited by democrats TO come out
he but exercised ght every man pos
sessed, was candidate, and intended TO see
the fight out.
Col. Davis desired the wings 10 note the
fact, that Gen. Clark had not denied the pc
sition the Democrat assigned him in he
cQnraSS.
The discussion closed at a late hour
Gen. Clark and Col. Davis have gone tc
Jefferson, on professional business; they ex'
pee, 10 be back next week, when, in con
jcnclion with the other candidates, they will
take the field.
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JOHN w. HOGAN,

5 TVITTER'N MIL,
VJAS on hand a complete assortment of
LII Merchandise, comprising in part,
Dry Goods Groceries, Nails, Joots, and shoes,
Hard, Queens and GlaSSwdre, Hats
and Caps, Cutlery, dc.
together with general assortment of articles
usually kept in a country store, or that the
wants of the country demand, all of which will
be sold as low as they can be purchased any
where this side Of ST. Louis. He respectful.
y solicits a cali, feeling assured his goods
and prices cannot fail to give satisfaction t.
all.
March %, lS5O-ltf
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FASHIONABLE, FANCY & LEGHORN
NILLINER.

Ne3, Mrs. N. E. MILLS, would in Ct
'sSlzs form the Ladies of Glasgow and VG$C
country around that she has taken ooms
adjoining the residence Of Mr.. Stratton, on
first Street; and is ready to accommodate the
Ladies, in making Silk, bleaching and color.
ing Leghorn, and Whitening Chip and linen
Braid bonnets. which will be done with neat
ness and dispatch. From her long expert.
ence in her business, she hopes to share por.
ton Of the public patronage. A few Fancy
bonnets on hand.
April 3 1850,
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More New Esrssgs.

lust received direct from Philadelphia
~ another large lot Of Drugs, consisting in
part of English and American Culomel, Ace
tate and Sulphur, Morphae, Iron ard its pre-
parations. also large lot Of Surgical Instru =
nents, Tooth keys and ForcipS, Stomach
pumps, Cupping glasses, Carpenters medical
saddle bags, saddle bag vials, Trusses, Silver
lancets. etc. We invite our friends and the
public generally to give US a call.
Apl 25--lS50. DlGGES d co.
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EH01cl 10 Rent,

ENHE new and splendid Hotel Building,
Il. known as the GlaSgoV House, in Glas-
gov, Mo-, is offered for rent. The house is
situated on Water street, convenient to the
steam boat landing, 80 feet by rs, including
kitchen, 81 stories high, and contains 81
rooms. The building is of brick, and is just
being finished in g cd style Possession given
on the LIST of June 1850. 1t is believed that
any one desiring to embark in the Hotel keep,
ing business. could not fiud a better stand
there being no public house in the place
The rooms are completely furnished, with
entirely new furniture, stoves &c, including
a very large and excellent cook stove, which
will be sold, if desired, to any one wanting
the house, at cos,-having been laid in very
low, and no charge made for putting them up
For further PARTICULARS, address this office
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Peorl, March 5, 1919.
Robert Kinds, Postmaster SAYS: |

CEKEsTOWN, Pa, Mar. u, 1913
One woman has used your Linilnent with
great success. She had lost the use of her
legs for three years, the cords being contrac-
ted so that her legs were bent as much
while standing as is natural for the position
of the legs wkile sitting, and she could not
bend them in tie least; but by the use of IL.
e. Farrells Arabian Liniment she is nov
able to walk with ease, and has straight
limb. | have found it a most excellent rem
edy for horse flesh; also, for every thing which
requires an external remedy.
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THE PUBLIC SHOULD KNOW
That the Broadway Hat Company are selling
of their own manufacture, the best quality
MOLE SKIN HATE Of the latest ashton
AZ 81 each!
Making no losses by credit, and selling a
great number for cash, enables the Company
to offer hat at the above price, warranted
equal TO any sold elsewhere at five dollars, or
no sale. There can be found Mt this store,
FUR, CLOTH, PLUSH, AND GLAZED
CAPS.
California and Rough and Ready Hats, low
crown broad brim Hats Of all kinds,
Low FOR CASH.
Gentlemen visiting the City will remember
No. 297.
o. THE SIGN rs 60
OF Hats nths windolO in perpetual motion. %
ST. Louis. Noy.s, l549.
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New Spring Goods.

'HtllE subscriber las just received and
A opened beautiful assortment OF Spring
Goods among which will be found
Cloths, CassimercS, EestiHgs, Sattiueits and
Summer Coalings, and Pant Siqfs,
Brorn and bieacled Shirtings
and SEeetings, J!ne ard jropn
OSnaburgS, cotton DC.
A fine assortment Of Ladies Dress Goods.
Black aud Fancy silks, Silk tissue, BareCcS,
Lawns, ginghamS, prints, ribbons, French
lccdle worked Capes and Collars, Gloves, SILK
md cotton Hosiery, together with fine as
SorIment of almost every article usually found
n Dry Goods stores in the west,
AlSo-Glasswdre, Queensware, Hardware,
md Cutlery, nails, cotton yarn, boots, shoes,
lats, cups, dc, The friends and customers of
he undersigned as well as the Public are in
'ited to call aud examine the goods and prices
rs am determined to sell cheap for cash or
will barter for almost all kinds of country pro-
luce mar2S +. A. SAVAGE.