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GREAT DISCOVERY.
CURRIERS' OREGON HAIR OFT.

THIS Oils prepared by II. G. CURRIER, who Is the
sole Proprietor in the United States, and the greatest
discovery IN the known world Tor the growth of Hair and
warranted II will cause the hair grow where has fallen
off, and Is sure preventative, aud makes II grow thick dark
and silky Price per bottle The best Of references can
be obtained from those who have been benefited in this city
N. d. The money will be paid back, in all where
the Oil does not give satisfaction. Sole Agents for Worces
ter, VIM. ID. FENNO & SON, l66 Main-st. dwtf July7
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NOTICE.

the above notice, it will be that have purchased
ID of Mr.. HAMMOND REED his interest the manufacture
and sale of the REVOLVING CLOTHES FRAMES. This
articles is recommended economical and laborsavng
appendage to the Clothes Yard for several reasons-st
whole washing be suspended dry by one person with
out change position which makes the article an exceed
ngy convenient in time of snow2d it does wear
the Clothes but yields to the wind and gently
Sd, they occupy but little room.
u Orders left at WIN. A. WHEELERs Counting Room on
Thomas Street-at TAFT g. HARRINGToN's Grocery Store
of Front aud Trumbn Streets or at my house On
Laurel Street, will be promptly attended 49,
July Is eodSmw3m HOWARD HOLDEN
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Worcester and Nashua Rail Road.
ssss5sz7 Ssssis5s. ssssSEs3 SI5ssssss -
Summer Arrangement commencing Man 20, 1850
- PASSENGER TRAINS will run as follows

- PASSENGER TRAINS will run as follows
Leave Arrive at Groton Nashua and
Worcester at Junction at Lowell at
6.45 am. SIS am. 900 am.
HOO am. 23Op.m. l45p.m.
40 pm. 535 pm. 6.15 & pm.
Leave Arrive at Groton
Nashua and Lowell Junction, Worcester,
7.30 am. T20 am. S,l5 9.45 m.
1l30 ii 80 am. 12.30p.m. Q 40
80 pm. 5.I5 pm. 615 pm. 7.05 pm.
FITCHBURG AND WORCESTER TRAINS.
Leave Worcester at 6.45 and ii a. m, and 430 pm
Leave Fitchburg at g. ID am, and 1890 and 5.45
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily each way between Wor-
cester Groton Junction, Nashua Lowell ana Fitchburg
Wor. St BIT. train from New York Morning. and Midday
train of the Bos. and Wor Prov and Wor Nor and Wor
and w r. R., connect with the IL AM and 430 M trains
from Worcester.
III Gr0tOn Jnci0n-rains arrive simultaneously at BE
A. NJ, IL 80 and p M from Worcester, Nashua, Boston,
Fchburg Lowell, West Townsend, and depart smultane
ously for the above named places g. Is am 80 & pm
AT NGshua-Trains arriving from Worcester at A, NJ
and Las p NJ connect with upward trains of the Concord
and Wilton Rail Roads Those leaving Nashua 730 and
and Wilton Railroads.
~ This road forms the cheapest and most expeditions
channel communication for Freight and Passengers be-
New York CITY, the southern and southwestern por
tions of New England ncudng the line of the Western r.
Road) and Lowell Lawrence, and PorandNashua, Man.
CHESTER Concord and all places in the vicinity OF the Con-
cord Boston, Concord and Montreal Northen Passmp-
sic R. Roads, and VT Central r. Road upward from White
River unctiOAlso to all places the line OF the Fitch
burg VT and Mass Cheshire, Sul and VT Central X.
Road from Windsor and Passumpsic r. fromWhite River
Junction.
n-TFare from Nashua to NewYork SO md $3.50 from
Nashua Providence $2 from lowell to Providence $l75;
from Lowell New York, So and 50 Isl from Worceserto
J. w. STOWELL.
Worcester Nav 20, 1850 dwt Supt.
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PROUTY 81 MEARS'
New Hot Air Ventilating BrickFurnace,

THIS is entirely furnace combining many vaua
bic Improvements and obyiatng many of the objections
of the Brick Furnaces in Ise being only feet high
it is peculiarly adapted to low cellars, which admits of
unusual elevation of the hot air pipes Immediately after they
leave the brick work. thus allowing direct escape
the heat from the air chamber the be heated than
is usually obtained in other kinds 1t perfectly simple its
constructions and can be easily cleaned of SCOT ashes
even when in operation if required Being made entirely of
Cast Iron Of unusual thickness it durable and
liable to get out of repair for many years
The subscribers also sole propretors of Hanks I'M
proved Furnace" which have given unqualified satisfaction
for the last three years. of which be seen in opera
ton in the Court House, New School House Godst,
and many of the private residences the city of Worcester
We would invite all, who about procuring Furnaces,
otherwise interested in these articles call and
anime the above at Ware Rooms, where will also be
found, Prouty & Mears's Improved PORTABLE Hot
Air Ventatng Furnaces Cooking Ranges the celebrated
Medal Madeira Paror Stove, and general assortment
of coal and wood Cooking and Office Stoves. f-.
DAVID PROUTY, & CO.
10 4 20, North Market Street, BOSTON,.
April d3taweow weopl
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VOL. vi

Leave Worcester at and II and 40 pm.
Leave Providence at z. 30 and IL 80 a m. and pm
THE THROUGH TRAINS CONNECT at Millvle with
coaches for Slatersve and Nasonvle at Uxbrdge with
coaches for Milford and Mendon; At Wbtins with coaches
for East Douglas and Whnsvlle at Fanums with coaches
for Grafton Centre N E. Village and Upon at Worcester
with trains of Western r. Road and Norwich and W. RR
and Wore. and Nashua r. r. +. u -a-rf -.se,f-.
At Waterford with trains Of Norfolk County Railroad for
and from Boston, Dedham, &c.
Passengers by the 1880 trains from Providence arrive
in New York, via New Haven, the evening.
The lib connect at Worcester with the Express
Train for New York, which leaves Worcester PM.
The II AM train connects at Providence with trains for
Boston, Taunton Fall River, etc.
The train Providence with the Boston and
N Y. Steamboat train for New York.
10 Tse 730 and II AM. trains do not stop at Hamlet
% The and 4l0 p. NJ trains do stop Ashton or
Hamlet. ISAAC IL SOUTHWICK, Snpt.
MAY 60 1850. dwtf
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GREAT
e 49, Southern and Westerns ESus ,
"a sgsZs Pacsapa Gomnanv. 49,
GREAT

50 Passage Company. SFssszss9s5szs9
GENERAL TICKET OFFICE for all the Southern and
Western States and the Canadas, by Rail Roads Steam
boats, and Canals from the Old Established Office the only
responsible Company in the town of SPRINGFIELD
OFFICE MAssAsoIT HOUSE, opposite the Depot-t
being the only Office authorized sell tickets for the follow
ing routes and rates of fare
TO Oswego, $525-to Rochester 45-o Lockport "a rs
to Buffalo, $5to Cleaveand $7-to Sandusky, 81 80
Montreal Lower Canada, S8-to Toronto U. Gu $725-to
Hamilton U. G., s7,25-Kingston, U. G., $775-to ST
Louis, $l5. SouTH to Philadelphia, $4,75to Pottsye
So to Lancaster S7,50-to Baltimore, S750-to Reading
S750to Columba, Soto Holiday sburg 75to Pitts
burg, $1050to Wheeling, $l1 Soto Milwaukee and Chi
cago, 1915. tA-
0rassengers can he perfectly safe by getting their Tick
cts at OFFICE, and other Any security required
will be given for the iulment of all made with
this Company ]. MANSFIELD, Agent,
Springfield.
NJ. L. RAY, Superintendent 81 Commercai-st, BosToN
Springfield, May g 1850. dw6m
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BOOT FORMSl
CRANES PATENT SOAP.

THAT this Soap surpasses any thing Of the kind Of
fered to the public is abundantIy proved not only by
the testimony of thousands who have given II trial. bnt by
the great and increasing demand for it, 1t Is undoubtedly
CHEAPER than any other Soap in use-as POUND OF
It possesses much cleansing power aside from cemi-
Cal properties tCo pounds OF any other Soap and saves
labor wear and tear OF clothesreqlng pounding and
but little rubbngand takes only from half three quar-
tiers OF an hour TO do the washing Of large family.
Sold wholesale md retail at the manufacturers prices
No. 23S MAIN STREET. Paine's Block, Worcester t'.'
IL AYERS, Agent for the Proprietor.
July g. fi eod&wtf
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COFFlM WAREHOUSE,

M TOMAS w. SERVY respectfully announces
that he has taken the Rooms recently occupied by
WI WILLIAM G. MAYNARD, No. 30 school street,
where he will keep constantly on hand an assortment
Of all the various kinds Of hard and soft wood COZ
FINS of his manufacture lie hopes by his past
experience and strict attention to business to meet the
wants of the public.
sHRoUDS of Flannel, Muslin and Cambria, and all other
kinds of Grave Clothes, constantly on hand 1TCoFFIN
PLATES furnished at the shortest notice. Ur Sections from
the neighborng towns, and all others invited to call
Worcester June "a, 1850. eodto1A
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Man must become more Godlike.

Man must, if educated at all, become more
god-like; and unless he can discern in the
mighty wonders peopling earths bosom, and
in those motions that fill all space and sus-
tain the dazzling universes in their course
through the depths of time, discernible first
CAUSE operating, all else is lost. Above, be-
low, around, there is Omnipresence speaking
to finite creatures through finite forms, Ian
guage which only the living heart can under
stand. In the rain and sunshine, in the soft
zephyr, in the cloud, the torrent, and the
thunder, in the bursting blossom and the fad
ing branch, in the returning seasons and the
rolling star, there is the INFINITE ESSENCE
and the mystic development OF Hrs WILL
Hogg's Instructor.
Gg- Jenny Lind will embark for this country on the
2lsoi August, accompanied by Mr. Benedict, the plan
ist, Herr Deichwann, the voins., and Signor Bele,
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NEWPORT Via PROVIDENCE.
a-.--.. On and after June II, 1850, b fsYsss
Ngzatzst3 the l-g4S1--=-A, y
ssssysST STEAMER PERRY, - So ysu.

CAPTAIN WoOLsEY, will run between Providence and
Newport connecting twice each way each day with trains of
PROVIDENCE WORCESTER RAILROAD,
follows:
Leave Newport at A. NJ and Las P. M.
Leave Providence at $3.50 A. NJ. and 6 Is p. M.
rival of trains from Worcester and Boston.
M Passengers may procure through tickets at Railroad
stations of New York and New Haven Railroad New York.
of Western Railroad Albany, orProydence and Worcester
Railroad Worcester.
FARE.-New York and Newport, via New Haven
Hartford, Springfield and Worcester, $3.50
Albany and Newport via Springfield and Worcester, $50
Worcester and Newport, L50
Passengers may leave New York by A. NJ. train and
arrive in Newport the same evening or leave New York
by 3P NJ train sleep Worcester and arrive Newport
next noon ormay leave Albany the morning and arrive
in Newport the evening" may sleep at Worcester
and arrive Newport next noon or leave Saratoga in the
forenoon dine Albany sleep Sprngfeld and arrive in
Newport evening of next day leave Springfield at BIS
A. NJ. dine in Providence and arrive in Newport same
evening. .tN@ Mlt NJ Nk -4.F
Passengers from Worcester will take the IA NJ and 410
r. M. trains avoid delay, take the IL A. M train and
dine in Providence. ...f = p " .lIft Lll ..rt9
An examination Of Goldhwaite's Railroad Map will clear
y show the eligibility OF this route those travelling from
New York or Central New England to Newport
Passengers and Baggage conveyed free OF charge between
Boat and Railroad station in Providence.
ISAAC SOUTHWICK, supt p. VIZ Railroad.
. Junel9, ...a9HFw r.r.rT
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BY GREEN, Auctloneer.

lrREypToRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE LOTs.-By au-
tho deed from all the heirs ataw Of the late Lewis
n Davidson will sell nj auction, Friday the 29h Noyem
commencing O'Clock in the afternoon, a the re-
ander q In the city Of Washington, consisting Of
Lots Nos. 49, A. 49, n, ~, and 10, in square No. 49,
T lo No. !, in square No. 1877.
| lots Nos. 10 inclusive, in square No. i6l,
Lots Nos. =, 4, 5, u, 49, 81, in square No. 1853
Lots Nos. 10, II, -, H. Is, l6, in square No. l65.
Lots Nos and 4, in square No. 1863.
Lots Nos. l TO 25 inclusive in square No. ls3 :,
Lots inclusive and Nos 10 6 ncusiye and NO 10
square No. lS4 ,.,,- /,
squayes. some Of the War Depart nen and
the square Immediately east OF the residence OF W. W.
me sale win commence in square 1865 G..
kre proceed square 1885,
One h purchase money in cash, and the residue
one three, and four years with interest from the day OF SALE
by purchasers bonds, with approved security and
usual Of deeds at the purchasers Title
kdsputabe III. .
M Of reserved the purchasers risk and
Sseks notice.
Is Nos IL square No. 1885, according Davdson's
Son said square, each fronting street 80 feet and
na 142 feet inches No 10 containing 5l7S4
u and No. IL, 4,735k. Terms the SAME.
lcauon my ONCE in the City Hall, or in Georgetown
. A. GREEN,
Nov I'D Aucuoneer.
NJ The above sale is postponed, An consequence OF
ram Wednesday, the 4h of December, hour Lots
and square No. 1885, having been sold before postpone
Ept the will lot TO- in square No. 1855, the
ar Immediately of the residence of w. W. Corcoan
beenwes instead of east in the above adver
emenL u.
os 0'u'' = : A. GREEN,
noe 3-a Auctioneer.
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uP sBsCRlBE having abandoned his intention OF
inv respectfully informs his former patrons friends and
Pc generally that on the nh instant ne viii
IN IN that known hvorte Tciectory
e the "CoIumban," which has been rendered
sWedy popular under the control OF Mr. ]. III. Eberbach
~ hest shall be lent sustain, possible
which the establishment has already acquired and
nossibIe arrangement shall
easure comfort Of his His bar and ardsr,
respective Departments shall be complete and amply stocked
Inc market affords He trusts by his unrng efforts %
assisted experienced and attentive practitioner the
thoroughly competent chef dc cuisine only receive,
k% merit liberal share Of public patronage.
Dec q 1880 y. WiNSENhoih'
in Withdrawing from the of the "Columbian," the
rned begs his ungned thanks for the
hands Of public during his long
Snon il, and which he viii always hold in grateful
t%aance lie himself OF the warmly recon.
S M 70 customers, assured from his
and desire please that their graicauon will be
M administered to, and their patronage well bestowed.
/ Nee. 3-d3t #...M# - H. EbEbbhCh'
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, DEC. 4, 1850.


In the Senate, yesterday IL ordered, on the motion
of Mr. Mansan, that the standing committees be appoint
ed by the President Of the Senate Mr. Hale submitted
resolution calling for the proceedings Of court martial In
the case Of soldier charged with mntiny, Mr. Benton
gave notice that he would inodnce several billsamong
which bill suppress the salt tax bill 70 provide
the location and construction OF central national high
way and bill accelerate The sale Of public lands, and
pay the public debt and to extngush the federal title TO
lands within the new States, 40. .aatPs. 81 {
The House reelected the Rev. II X GuHey as Chaplain
Both houses fixed the daily hour Of meeting twelve
nclnck h : !. 1 !
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H. HOOE d CO., Pennsylvania avenue, between
9Th and 9Th streets, receiving from the most recent
ornons New York the following ch and most desirable
3d,
Dress silks, in great variety and fashionable styles
Cod silk velvets Of shade Of color, both wide and
and mousselnes de aine, of the latest
styles, and very rich tH ~ #-.
French mernoes, Of every color and finest quality
Wsiered and plain Irish poplins
Black and colored wAered silks
Read hread-ace capes, very rich
Real hreadace collars Jenny Lind sfyle entirely new
French worked collars, cuffs, aud sleeves
Rehly embroidered evening dresses
Rich thin silk materials, for evening dresses
Neal thread-iace bsrthes
Black lace capes and berhes
White and colored Grape shawis
Real cashmere long shaw1s
hch velvet sack cloaks and nantes
Very nehIy embroieered handkerchiefs.
seier with great variety Of other and desirable goods
they deem eDumerate, and 10 all OF which
respectfully invite especial attention,
Pc J-4wif Hse
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II is reported by ieegaphc despatch that the question
was undergoing an argument before Judge Gholson OF
the federal district court OF Mississippi at the last ac
count whether Governor Qutman was subject 70 De ar
resed on process issued by the federal court at New Or
leans for some participation in the late attempt upon
Cuba This is question Of decacy at the present mo-
ent, and we are sorry has been deemed necessary TO
raise it, Perhaps the legal view Of the case may be free
from much embarrassment, but the motives will be mis-
understood and the purpose be perverted. The judge
no doubt clear.headed, independent and will dis
charge his duty without psriaty shrinkine but. DE-
eide il as he may, win occasion dissatisfaction Weae
sorry the subject has been started at the present unefnre
and hope il win result in no undue exc''emen. IN tne
public mind We admit indeed. that whether the gov
ernor be held aenabIe or not. in the exciting state OF
affairs in Mississippi during the session Of the legislature
i, ourh, no, to stimulate the agitation already raging in
that community But we have more fears than hopes
about the consequences il may produce
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We give place to communication from Mr. Wallacn,
which explains itself Having been violently and as he
thinks uniusty assaied by Mr. John c. Rives, in late
labored attack upon the editor Of the Unon in the
Weekly Globe he desires to be heard in his own defence
This communication originated with him, is his own IN
all respects and he avows himself ready to yindicate il
whenever il may be assailed He is abundapy able to
take care Of himself in contest with Nj. Rbss4 s3
We will here remark that so far as Mr.. Rives has At
tempted in his assaults upon Mr. Waach. 70 constitute
him our agent or instrument in writing letters TO newsla
pers or making statements to members Of Congress or
others touching Mr. Rves his affairs, he has done
eoual Injustice TO Mr. wailach and TO US. Wshsve
nothing 10 do with these affairs which Mr.. Walachs
own personal concern and trua we have some right
to be credited when we say that The employment Of such
means as Mn Ryes ascrbes to against him would BE-
A foreign to our feelings they would be unbeccnaing
our character and our honor We do moi belong 70 that
class Of men We disdain the crawling and the covert
assaant Our friends and our enemies both know where
to find us. Is 81 b sasigi 3 s.s.lsnal 5di t.gu
As soon as our other pressing avocatons will permit.
we shall have few observations TO make on this esbo-
rate bill of Indictment preferred against ne by the
aforesaid Mr. John G. Riyes- In the mean time.
we content ourself with saying that we have no.
ticed the assaults which have been made upon US
BY Mr.. Rives's CO aborers-Mr. Benton and the New
York Evening Post, and kindred prints When our
space will permit all these matters shall be attended
to- and the charge that we have furnished inferior pspef
to Congress shall be fully met We have before now
letter voluntarily written to us By Mr.. Farnham-a
gentleman who stands high any in this community,
and whose conduct throughout the extensive business
transactions we have had with him has been above all
prase-whsh proves that have furnished better paper
than any other printer has ever furnished And as 70 The
allegation that have violated the contract in this par
ticular, preferred by Mr. Rives and others, we shall
make Il clear that the contract does not specify the quail
i,y Of paper, and we shall use Mr. Rivess own evi.
dencegipen under oa-to prove that the ire'gM q pa
per Is no test OF It's value. But all this IN due season.
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rICE-Under the Of Congress, approved September 70
making for The naval service for the yea
thireth June, thousand eight hundred and my
ne o. The various condensers o supplying The boilers Of
ss engines with hesh wafer, commission has been ap
70 meet al the hayward, PHILADELPHIA, Che third Mon
December nex, ior the purpose o examining such In
aAs Inventions, for The purpose indicated, " may be pre-
therefore hereby given % inventors, and an Others n,er
ne subject that BY presenting their dfawings, rpccihcs
MODELS and modes OF illustration, af the place and
sess named fall ekamnson viii be made into the merits o.
APPARATUS, report made thereon 20 the Secretary OF the
him furnish the House OF Representatives, "s
sad examination, together with his
WILL. A. GRAHAM,
Secretary of the Navy.
~ 0-AtD,els
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Received and for sale BY ns agent, j. shiiingfon-
s number second volume. The publishers In
of classical Eng
literature Illustrated In this number they have given Gold
Deserted Village. The enpavng by which Il u Illustrated
anything OF Kind before pub
y the page. % any monthly A bs world The publishers
command viii place The magazine beyond the reach,
ely of rivalry, Of succesfsi iBdtaticn also. ~
Three dollars year, twsuty i've cents number.
attention even mating them any Of the United
D.. BE sure and send IN your ORDERS earyto
JOSEPH sHILLIN0TON, Agent,
la odeon Building corner ~ and Penn.
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OF model OF experimental farm. To both Of these We
see strong objections and very much doubt their sanction
BY Congress.
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ClRp-rs pubic are respectfully informed tai Mrs James
.n As nsen The house IN Greens row, Capitol Hin, foi-
~ @caed Mrs. spfrrs, which she has fitted In
- eatns he ensniax session of Congress.
" nskfs and luyures OF
s lea secured the benefit o. those who may favor her
eaassi and ssef psins expense have deferred her
uns htrsen solely iet the comfort II her boarders.
syas eiss~hsse please give her call. Terms moderate
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Professor H. d. Rogers is detained on the way TO
washington by Illness and consequently the commence
ment Of his course announced for Wednesday evening
will be postponed until further notice.
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rk to furnish the members with the usual complement
n.y. speh 10 h. maid iur out Of the Continent fund 81
I'M House agreed to.
| 4 nd then, on motion. the House adjourned
NJ TAYLOR gave ice Ter the rule OF his Intention
~ leave inronee bill grant certain public lands
hs STATE oil Ohio that STATE To aid ia the CONSUMPTION
certain railroads therviI named referred 70 the Com,
noe on Public Lands. tte x
wv, presented, under the rule, the petition Of Seneca
y Ely receiver OF public money!, and Anthony
rLsI register Of The s oics at Chilcolhe. OHIO and
49, ptaying com receyipg land warrants
ynent iof public lands referred to the COMMITTEES on
Public Lands
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wsshingsen and Alsxssdris boat.
go Ths ses@se@, THOMAS coLLYER will depart
- Nssandsts q :, ekl IN m. 2 and ~ m.
Nashinren ~ ~ ios, iak, m.ist and ~, .. m.
JOB coRsoN, csp,aiu
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n rssrEs sUrrED.--BooTs, BOOTS, BOOTS. Tn,
fas nkss rissshrs In inrminf his Customer
fss ssssg th@ils has inst returned from The Noru
.Ne Fench tnisns foe bo and sboes, and has Just re-
sl tfoG me tnpufsf lsks io 81 French calf sns bot
- psh, tnTstNf vfh hs< tcot morocco, all az which
So supsf.es ~oshmsh, and 10 The most fashionable
- - lss received q ass soos made b. r. Con-
80 s.s- ssv.n~ ssss. a.A. y wiiIs~ I. Mec.alsy
:. .. s- ny bss .,or., siuh srse,, sssss me NJ.
1 ~ JOHN MtLf.B,
Fashionable Reot-Msker.