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MEDICAL.

"ATTg NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.-DR. BREWSTRR
w says 1T 10 impossible to study these Dhsaomenh
without being with the conviction that nAtu
fu Of the and that OF science aad
the ahanon iDowiedse arc alone eapaos Of dspsiny
in enlightened mindthst this discovery of Professor
Watts proving the sincerity ~ Mesmer ard the
Of magnetism. who wanted nothiDg but his compound
realize their most expectAons for that
dsease ard 90 harmless Is Its operation that infants
partake oft with the greatest AID unlike every
other theory IL carries its proof with it,
magnetic himself Can be had 1T 1o2 Nassau street, 81
otfa
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PHIIADELPnlA, March :, Io3I-
Arytpal Of the Steamer Cny Of iasg9Ic--Iaesa-

PHIIADELPniA, March 3, ISL
Arvtpai Of the Steamer CITY Of Gi1sgoo-Iacsn-
dI1rtSm, 3c.
Our screw propeller, Cry Of Glasgow, concluded
her voyage OF nineteen days from Liverpool, this
morning, by coming to Al Pine street wharf she
brings over Sx hundred tons IT freight, consigned
TO our merchants, and the following passeD9trS-
First Clsss- Mi.s MATHEWS captains dsughtsr-Mrs
John urcebast, Thomss Taunton and iadY, Jane.
Trcvbriige, 8 Thompson q II Hakst. Richard Meyer,
Robert Nelson. Henry Brooke. Joshua Robinson,
Jos.ph Maelin, william Harnan, q Thuslin. Jenni
con Wsil isdy and daughter; Low. lady and
daughter; David sbsv Mr. Galway, Mons Belstu or
Italy, Patrick Cossack, WIN Drummooi Mr. Hastings,
John Hilbert. Simon Temple, Eduar1 Crothsr. Wm
pulI and lady, George Grant. n u Vain. Leo Plat
Thomas Ford and lady Mics Sutton Neil Cole Robert
Tacksr and James hcFyrland.
second Clsa-willism keteher, B-ylar John
BAILEY william Sutton, Richard sutton Ms. Sutton,
Robert savery. George sharp George Wilkinson. Mr
Perkins John o Skies, Peter Adamson, joan shaF,
WIN shaw Tho mas keenan,, II y Reilly, John Crook,
James Hardy Mr. Boelsr Patrick Mckee Henry llud.
sou Mrs Hudson, Miss Hudson. Nm Pickering. Wa
psf n. James Jones and lady Patrick Harmon aud
lacy james Lindsay lady srd child David Collie, re-
derrick Hir,t W Heap snd lady Mrs Parker Car.
bsulo, Robert Carbaald J MeGrigor, John Smith,
Dsnbi 0slvay John Shakespeare
The incendiaries burned up nine cows and t~o
tors' =, laet evening, in barn AZ Aramlago, De-
lonRirRto Mrs Bobby The cattle belonged 70
Isaac Hunter.
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sxcsvatlrg 1t Charleston. o. b nss skulls sai
s~,vru other relies Of the revolutionary car wsrs
,snoI m zee on the site ofthe sprioe Hfl Gstou7.
Lspsy shsah Count Puiaski tel IA l'ts.
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WATTS3 NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.-THE FAME or
w this Cordial among the ladies everything that
ever was discovered for their peculiar dsese nearly all
arise from weakness Of the system which mmo
daey recfss and health and succeed certain
light and heat from the bottle 81 doreA
l01 Ma
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WASHINGTON, March 1, 1851

The Rirer and Harbor Bill
The following are the items of the River and
Harbor bill, as passed by the House. and which
now hangs in a state of most glorious uncer-
faufv.-
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TsgAsrnY DErARrsETr.
RxgfsrKRN OrFtcg. March 4, 1851
Amount outstanding Of the several issues
hi, ofsee. -. .slss ssi O.
is4s As per DO. ............ .. 1850 90
Amount outstanding OF the issue Of 18th
January iss7, a. per do. ............. as 900 90
slssoll 81
Dsdsct cancelled notes In tbs hard. Of a..
eoantiDe ofacers, undsr acts prior 70 z21
jay isis .................... 100 90
SlsT sst e.
n EOURsE Acting RsziIssr
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CARn-DR DE LtNEY AUTHOR OF THg ps.vATs
~ Medical Gnide&e.unwilina 20 nabhsh boastnH self
taticnss Trpnredo the most oionahis
references both In the city AID country All Who had
proofs cf his Professional abfiy before O.e 81 fsp~nard
street . Broadway.
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NEW MEDICAL BO0Ks-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
work on the nature and treatment Of delicate aiseAso
and All the lindred Observation-Disclosures by
Der Of colored plates, large nfe b Hom
Bostwiok D. lecturer and diseases OF Shs
above named nature II arto3Q
edition. price $40 Extract the Boston Medical
Burnoal Journal -" ms7 DO said fesressiy to be slu
70 koords Actions works the saae family diseases
ma fAr superior TO Of the kind e,er published
cents. Author Of work "sef-shuss ani It's de-.
porable efects. SO. So sixth edition fourteen plsta
price 81 For sale at the pubshsrs sTkINGERh TogS-
BEND. 90 Broadway and by The hor,
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liz MORRISON is Consulted cosrIDEsrIaLLy
~ on certain dIeasce Which be treats without mercury
Recent cured In few days years practice
enables him 70 cure debility sell abuso
Bee his London orloms In his private sce 5t FULTON
~ B.-ko fee till cured.
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IUsT PUBLsBLD DR. DE LANEy's POCKET roR-
musry populsr trtste tss Of and rems-
dssi eertsn disease aad those d~plor-ble tnhrmtc.
srsinF IRON ef sbusa exceeve indag 81 the ps
siops. Prioe only l2s sold az Drosavsy. sst
BY posA. ~ the sufh0r. ~ Lfsrrt.rd street.
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Da. 1. soRTAsoRs WOULD s.r no rnnsr ,

- have contracted disefges. Cara Ut vesas" that Il.
Take care Of thy health lave devotes may years 70
proessicr snd tave treated successfully th0uanas q ps
tents Thoec who wish 70 consult IN ~ ssfnplants
can o. e ree q eisrgel from 70 ~ v. Sundays
excepted uyou value health, viii avoid thoss
hnsYes who IN plushney tell "rhat hey oniv
yop, ave ths their one lad ~ medene l. al that ns-
disease IN all lie forms" Fpresn4 hsss hesi,h
hs teeh ruined BY these cyclists call ur9n daily. s
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08
CADIZ BUSINESS.
~ GGSO2aGB HOWSGs

CHuNER OF STEuBENvILLE AND WARREN STREETS
CADIZ. OHIO.
One square west ofthe Public Buildings form
erly occupied by Thomas G. Vincent.
&rssA THESUBSCRlBER thankful for this
f9TSMTfES patronage heretofore bestowed upon
ssssENe him, would beg leave to announce
&EAes to his old friends and the public al
large. that he continues at the old stand. This
establishment, has been renovated and put it II
complete repair. and furnished il with entire new
Furniture. This house is located in the mos
and business part of the town.
TIE STABLES are extensive, and have also
been thoroughly repaired, and will at NIL times be
provided with the best of provender, and attended
by careful and obliging hostlers.
Connected with the establishment, is alnrgc and
extensive WAGON VAR (thc best in Cndiz)
md suitable for Mcnageries and Circuscs.
No pains viii be spared to render those who
may favor the National House with a call, n
comfortable as possible, by which means the I'M
dersigned hopes to merit and receive a liberal
share of patronage.
DROVERS accommodated with any amount o.
Stabling required.
BOARDERS received by the week, month OF
year. ..a
Suitable Rooms can befurnished orPrivate Fa-
miles.
| have connected with the above establishment,
Il LIVERYSTABLE, which, for 8 lyle Of CARR
AGEs, and sa fcty of IIoRsEs, cannot he surpassed
by any establishment ofthe kind in the country
CHARGES MODERATE.
THOMA McCUE.
~ - re A -. 81 CIR q
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08
FARMERS DEPARTMENT.!
ken Your Fruit Trees straight.

~-
Trees in an open exposure often acquire
aleaning position from the prevailing winds.
This should not be suffered beyond a single
stage Of the tree. When as large as ones
wrist they should be set up erect, and in
deed, thrown into the wind at angle of ten
or fifteen or degrees. in order to bring them
them ultimately into a straight position
This is best done by obtaining erotehed limbs
from the woods, 0 to IL feet long, and pla-
cling the butt-end, which should be sharp
ened, on the ground, and the crotch end
either against the trunk, or Immediately be-
meath the branching point, or against a large
outer limb, il more convenient. securing it
from chaing in the crotch, BY a padding of
straw, or litter, and setting the trees at once
up to the desired elevation. Loosen, also,
the ground on the Bindward side of the root,
SO that 1t viii o bind, and the work is &C.
complished. Let this be done when the
tree begins to make its summer growth or
soon after les6ng-out. One season, if the
tree is thrifty, will be all that is required,
If however, it be obstinate, repeat the trial
again. The remedy is sure. Even large
trees, which have acquired a premature lean,
may be thrown into an erect posture, by
loosening the earth at the root, without in
Jury to its growth, and thus be made straight,
An erect trae will live longer, and bemore
fruitful than a leaning one, and not half so
subject to casualty as if left to its own gui-
dance.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08
Seed Corn,

Seed Corn should be selected in the field,
Take that which ripens first, and has two
ears on a stalk. The next year you will find
your corn has ripcned earlier than usual,
and you will also find more stalks with two
ears on them, provided you take good care
of it. and that means to plough the ground
well when in good order, and not before, be
it early or late in the season. Give a good
GOAT Of long manure, and keep the weeds and
grass down. / like to plant about the 10th
of May, but if the weather is cold and wet /
DELAY even until the 95th.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08
Price Reduced
VAUGHN'S
~LITR0NTRIPTIC MIXTURE :
Large Bottles Only One Dollar.

Large Bottles Only One Dollar.
The Proprietor of tho Great American Remedy "vAuaHx'e
VEGETABLE LIrnoSTRrrrro MIXTURE induced By tha
urgent solicitations of his Agents, throughout the United
States and Canada, has now
Reduced the Price
If his popular and well known article: and from ths ds~,
nenceforh, he will put up but one size onlv.-AH qsat
bottles: the retail price will be
ONE DOLLAR.
The public may rest assured that the character " the Idt
sine, its strength, and curative properties WILL Az AAIE
UNCHANGED, and the same care will be bestowed ia ma
Earring it "a heretofore.
As this medicine, under its reduced price. will be purchased
Sy those who have not hitherto made themselves acquainted
with its virtues, the proprietor would beg to intinate that his
article is not to be classed with the vast amount Of Remedies
Df the day - it claims for itself a greater healing poloer, in
VI diseases, than any other preparation nov before the
pord and has sustained itself for eight years by its superior
medical virtues, and. until this reduction. commanded double
The price of any other article in this line. H
EoTICE Particularly, this article acts with great heal.
ing power and certainty, upon the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
and all other organs, upon the proper action of which life aaa
health depend.
This medicine has a justly nigh reputs ss a remedy fs
Dropsy and Gravel
and all diseases of that nature. II may be relied upon when
Tie intelligent pnyMclln nus SDanupheu ms phuenls-dnu iu
these distressing diseases, more especially pRoPsY, the propri-
stor would earnestly and honestly recommend 1t. At lie
present price it is easily obtained BY all. and the trial will prove
the article to be the r
Cheapest Medicine in the World!
ET- Please ask for pamphlets-the agents give them away;
they contain over sixteen pages Of receipts, Tin addition to full
medical NATTER valuable foi household purposes, and which
will save many dOlar per year to practical housekeepers.
These receipts are introduced 80 make the book OF great
vaiue. aside from It's character as an advertising medium for
the medicine, the testimony in favor of which, in tho form OF
letters from all parts Of the country. may be relied upon.
-"vaughn's Vegetable Lithontrptc Mixture "-ths
Great American Remedy. now for sale in quart bottles at 81
each, small bottles at 50 cts each. No small bottles will be
iBsued after the present stock is disposed Of.
= Principal Office. Buffalo. N. Y, 27 Main Street.
&C. VAUGHN.
N, B All ietters ~(sxceptInE from agents and dealers with
whom he trsnsacts business must be post paid, o. no attention
will be given to them. '
AoEsrs.--John Beall, Cadiz; A. r. CrosEe,
New Market; HogG & Parrish, Moorfcld Thu
Aruell. Antrim; OGDEN g. Clark, Cambridge
H.. Roby & Co., Lecsburgh j. Forbes, Sen. III
gerstown, Ohio. mayl4 Gm
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-08
Farming in Texas.

Mr.. H. G. Pratt, the artist, who, with his
sons, is attached to the Mexican Boundary
Commission, writes to his wife, in Boston,
from San Antonio, Texas, that farming is a
different thing here from what it is in the
North here you can buy a thousand acres
Of land, which is in beautiful grass, smooth
as a floor, get two yoke of oxen for forty to
sixty dollars a yoke and plough; begin in
November, plant ane hundred acres of corn
in February; get all the work done in April,
and in September harvest it, and get one
dollar a bushel for it; the amount will be
Eve thousand dollars at least; this will pay
for the land and other expenses for the first
year. The finest land in the world, without
stumps or stones in it, can be bought here,
anywhere, kr from fifty cents to one dollar
per acre and corr is dollar to dollar and
a quarter per bushel. Cattle, for which you
need never cut a pound of hay, can be pur-
chased for three to five dollars. No one
need work through the hot months; the
country is very healthy, if you avoid the low
lands. You can go from New York to Gal
yeston for thirty dollars by a vessel, and af-
ter you land can take a wagon and oxen and
60 where you please. There is a road any
where you wish to go; You can traverse the
country in almost any direction with wagons,
without any road, just as we'll as you could
drive the same team across the Boston Com
mon, and that, when the grass is high, is a
fair Illustration of the country between Veto
ria and San Antonio.
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SSs;tsSts
All l zIa II!,I,| r!

ADnlhA DhLrtIlA MEDICAL tIOUSf-IE-
u tlbl.shed 10 years ago, by DR.. KlNkEliv.
n. w. corner OF THIRD and UNION streets. c.
tween Spruce md Pine, n squnrc and n halttr III
the Mcrch"ht = Exchange. Philadelphia.
Persons suffering IloIn Pains in the toins. e"
cent and Chronic affections Of The kidncys.d e.
ensc OF the Bladder. Gravel. Structures, seminal
Wnakness. and all the concomitant trains of ~
pl little affections. and tlIofe who, by indulgi g
Il SECRET hablt have enttilcd on themselves c. III
sltntional debility. should apply Immediately or
inc most speedy remedies TO DIR. Is Y,
the most expert and successful practitioner iaior
near. IN the treatment OF all dieeases OF Il priv ts
nature.
lNFAIfDS tal
are nppflseG 'hnt Dh klNkEl lN confines is
Pfaclice t9a particular branrh OF medicine. viii h
engages his profound attention. lie cautions I e
un'ertnnHte against the abnsc of mercury tho Z
SAINTS are ahnnaity mpronrialIzcd out OF life; -
cent alectloi's are promptly extinguishrd. sac
your cases properly rridicatrd' not patched nj,
hhl'tea people ana ta"'e about to MARY
Shonrn De pHrt!cuiafly canttoiis OF those accidrht';
what a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to transmit to pottc'
ny: at
o'lc'hFs, ohe"l 'he mos' lfonniefomf ana aar
Selous nhGctlohs' ""ch o'th emu ~ gravel III
h''nlh''ioh' Wc"Hh'Ss, "c.' Ut, hlnKeillS hhfan
ices y" remove sPecdlIy; as also swciiingF. lis
ehsc" pros,Ehte Satds' &C. >tfictufes nave rum
I'll many WIN hilh no knnwlfdgeo their PERSISTENCE
RI lH1 L.o ~ .L # .,
ifnndr. DIS af1'Gtrd with Consumption. Dyspep
,i'. Paipitation u the Heart, Torpid Liver, Palsy.
lrritabillty Of the System. General Or Local Pains
Or weakness Night Sweais, Dimne IS of Sight,
Fits OF Dependency, NusnflnV 2 ostration. ant
all discusses ofIhe Nervous GENRE, never dfe"t.l
u the cause OF their several Affections. They
Ireat results as If they were causes. and so no re
iiefistound. .~r
What is the cnuse Of these diseases Very fre-
%luenilt? THERE'S the secret--soitaty rflf abuse
practissdb by thousands. Commences when boys
It school or elsewhere, it is kept IN wen during
young manhood, producing mental and physical
piostration. -i
W8 YOUNG MEN, @#E Aa1
Remember, with indulgence and repetition, or
;nnic excitement becomes almost continuous and
~norbidly sehsitiyc-s) much so that the organs
IRE wildly acted upon by Il prurient imagination.
FGspeoinlly ina state ofimper(ect sleep are they
stimulated by lncivious and peruicious drenms-
which lead 20 n constant andinyoluntary w%asting
away oftbe stamina Of man The more this un
happy condition IS Prolonged, the more frequent,
involuntary; and alarming the evil and Il not ar
aesGu speeaiaI, tne wii soon lpsts uln odnas"
I Hill I1ID IL nHI MI IL III M KAh -
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Va. kSEaEIY
BEYM z HOUSE.

UI JOIIIN T. WNTIN EIIN,.e
VA n Street, nea the NorM Western Bank,
and one square North Of the
Suspension Bridge.
NEIIS HOUSE has been thoroughly re.fttcd
and supplied with new furniture throughout.
NitIzcns OF Harrison County visiting Wheeling
will fud Mt this house every convenience necessa-
" 10 their comfort.
The Best of Faro and Low Bills.
There is also connected with the house n large
md commodious Wagon Yard, and an ex-
ccllcnt Stable nearly new. az TIL Eastern
and Western stages call at this hcuse EVERY DAY
or NJ Messengers. may7,Jy
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Fresh and Pure R)rugs

VIE subscriber is receiving nj his old stand
4 in Cadiz. Ohio, in addition to his former
stock, y large supply of fresh and pure
DRUGS, Dft SOILS, PAINTS, VARNlSIIES,
ETC., etc. in short everything usually kept in "A
Wesrern Drug store.
His stock has been carefully selected asro quail
ity and nriccs will be so low that no person can
reasonably object. isstQck Willie kept full. aud
he would call the particular attention of persons
wishing to purchase any thing III his line, to sec
his stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful for past favors, he stillhopes. by care
and strict attention TO business. to merit Il large
share Of the patronage of II liberal public.
mny2l-ly JOHN BEAII.
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W. CESsR
NJ ERCHANT TAILORING

AND CLOTHING 0 L.
MAIN STREET, CADIz, O.,
(DiectIy opposite tn: PuLhc Buildings.
ME subscriber calls the attention OF his
Il friends and the public. to his large and well
selected stock of FASHIONABLE READY
MADE SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
which for variety Of style ana fashions, and cx-
cellence, has never oeenaPproachcd by any thing
in this market.
He is determined to give satisfaction to all b.,
selling good articles, as well made and us cheap
us can be bought in Philadelphia. lie therefore
not only invites the people of the country visiting
the town, to givehim II call, hut the citizens ofCa.
'diz also; for which nothing will be charged, but
thanks will be returned, whethcI they purchase
or not. ...
AS he intends to keep constantly onhand every
hing in the CLOTHING LINE, and all tha,
makes up II gcnrlcman's wardrobe, and Mt such
prices us shall defy competition. he hopcsby stricl
attention to business, to meet the views aud rca.
4onable wishes of all his friends and the public
generally.
Regular Custom Business,
WILDE continued and armentso falI kinds mnde
and trimGhed as usual in the best manner. Mt the
same stand. Particular attention will be bestow-
cd upon this department.
Persons who may notdesire him to make up thei
garments, can be furnished with a most superb
and splendid stock OF
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERS,
with appropriate trimmings, at hIs store. TEers
is not rs good 81 stock in town MS hIsfrom which
to choose. New York and Philadelphia Fish
ions viii be regularly rccei,cd
Ilei il Agent for Williams NY. Fashions. Tai,
lots can be supplied on liberal terms, with til,
latest fashions.
'~T' Hay NC in common with every body elst
known for Il long time that such an csnblishn.ln
MS the above wnsbad!y wanted in Cnniz. he con
Gdentiy hope that the public will triumol t.ntIT
sustain him. On his part, he will exert him &c
to the utmost to please.
Cadiz, MAY 7. 1851.
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ALDERMAN'S OFFICE,
WIN. TELL HOUSE,
BY Lewis Snider.

~ |O'H' |II'NOIS
No. 206, Eat Side of Market Square,
WHEELING. VA.
THIS HOUSE having recently been re-fttcd
4 throughout with new furniture, the citizens Of
Harrison county will find it II convenient place
TO stop at when coming to market.
The S%tabling is large and commodious, and is
n%earIy new.
The best of fare. good liquors and cheap bills
Call at the VIM. Tell House when yon come TO
Wheeling. LEWIS SNYDER.
maY7-ly
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Franklin House
I. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
New York Whole Sale Clothing
Warehouse.
.- Ga, Nassau ST.

WILDE, BATES q IAYLOR.
GUCCESSORS toe. Il. Iongstreet Il Co.. con-
- time to manufacture Clothing. and are now
prepared with Il stock that cannot be excelltd in
The United States, either in
STYLE, MANUFACTURE OR PRICE.
to which they you'd invite The attention OF their
friends. and the patrons of the late concern, as
well as all wishing 10 purchase Clothing
The reputation ofthe OtR concern is well known
all through the West, and it will be the endeav-
or of the New to sustain it, for selling w%ell-made
and fashionable garments at Low FRIcts.
1t is the style and workmanship Of the Goods
to which they especially ask the cxaMination OF
purchasers. 5
Ordescwill be promptly and faithfully attended
10. New York. August 20-2m0
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York importers and Jobbcrs
FREEMAN, HODGES & CO.,

No 80 Liberty STREET,
BDetween Bod way and Nassau, New Yok,
NEAR the POST OFFICE.
YNTE ARE receiving by daily arrivals from
wv Europe, our Fail md Winter assortment
r RICH. FASHIONABLE, FANCY SII.k AND
MILLINERY GOODS.
We respectfully invi'e all Cash Purchasers
to Thoroughly examine our Stock and Prices, and
as INTEREST GOVERNS, wc feel confident our Goods
and Prices will induce them to select from our
establishment. Particular attention is devoted
to MILLINERY GOODS, and many IF the ar
.ticles are manufactured expressly to our order,
and cannot be surpassed in beauty, style and
'cheapness.
Beautiul Paris Ribbons, FOR Hat, Cap, Neck
and Belt.
Satin and Tafreta Ribbons. Of all widths md
.%colOrs.
Silks, satins. Velvets, and uncut VelYets. foi
Hats. T
Fe.thers, and Amcrican anil French Artificial
Flowers.
Putting and Can Trimmings,
Or SO Trimmings. Il large assortment.
Embroideries, Capcs. Collars, Underslecves and
Cuffs.
Fine Embroidered REVERE and Hemsttch Cam.
brio handkerchief.
Grapes, I.isses. Tnrletons. Illusions and Car
Laces.
yalcncienes, Brussels, Thread, silk and lislC
Thread Laces.
Kid. Silk. Sowing Silk, Llsle Thread, Merinc
Gloves and Mitts.
Figured and Plain, S swiss, Book, Bishop LnwJ
and Jaconet Musline.
English, French, American and ltalinn STAW
GOODS. New York. August 2D'u