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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-02

u1h 4 ~ Ia u U Ah|t
CLEs. &c. which we've selected iy himself ii
The Northern cities. with special regard 10 ihei,
purity ard freshness. Physicians and the pch
" ore requested 70 cal and examine his Stock
consisting in part Of The following:
MEDICINES. CtroIre Green,
Best Eng. Galomcl, Yellow.
Due Mass, Russian D.Ge,
pu'. { Rad. Rhuba,h, Venetian Red,
lpacacuahfa, Jaap, Spanish Brown,
Fir. Manns, lerniilion.
Cod Liver Oil, (Rush:on Eaniishes,
& Cark's.l Pain; BRUSHES.
Castor OIL, Olive Oil cua,cr r..c, 80,
Black Pcnper OH, 49, N"ii
Lemon OIL, CIis.
Burann,o, oil. Hait& Tooth Brushes.
Oil Peppermint. r'esh biashes,
Guipne IntIne et1Hihe5V' e'c.
Sup. & ..c;. Morphia, =! i,aai hx'fac's'
Nitrate az silver. ohei bofteS.
loaide Iron. Opium, I"heh oolosnc'
Cit Iolile Quinia. herman 10.
Pro-. T,,I;lc va,.,r. Soaps Of every variety,
Sulphur, Epson salts, rona1es Y Gus ioT'tie
Letter and Cap Paper,
PANTS AND cIIs. Note Paper Envelopes,
~, Oh Port Msnics, Papcr-,ies,
Pure White Lead, Port Folios,
lamp Black. ctc. etc.
Besides other articles 700 numerous 10 mention.
As be i determined to sell rs low rs any
iinusc n North Carolina, he thinks he can make
L to fhe interest Of Physicians TO huy lie would
say further. that he has made arrangements to
receive all the Now Chemicals As soon Is an.
uoancsd, and any article not ON hand can he or.
drred in few days. Orders respectfully solicit
ed.
lIi'lsboroush. March 25ih. 1851. 20
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IS now receiving a large and
choice Ss,ca Of DRUGS, ME-
DiClNEs. PAINTS. oils,
Dye SfUFFS, vARNlSH-
ES, PAIN BRUSHES,
SURGICAL s. DENTAL.
INSTR tfMEN1'S, PERIL.
merry. Toll, En- ARR.
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- hsLispDthDtbh.
NE subscriber would respectfully return III,
- thanks to the public for the patronage 81.
tended 10 the firm of Hauehawout 4 Elliot. ,rl
as the business will be continued by him in ami,
various branches, at the old stand, lie hopcs ,ole.
celye The same liberal patronage.
STILLS, and TIN WARE, ofevery variety
OF household use, manufactured in the mos,neai
and durable style by experienced workmen, kept
constantly on hand, or made to order. on The mos,
reasonable terms. Repsiring of Stills and Tin
Ware done On the shortest notice.
lie = also prepared to attend to all orders for
COVERING HOUSES WITH TIN. and
SUFFERING, which he engages to do in
style equal for excellence and ncatness Nth ,ha.
oiany other workman in the State.
Tin Narc, assorted, furnished Wholesale to
Merchants and others, and delivered At their
doors Petersburg prices.
JACOB HAUGHAWoUT.
Sept. %. ga
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JUST ARRIVED,
Spring and Summer
SUPPLY.

M2esas. oAzElCEAzE q GE
( AVE Just rtsrived . Large and Elessnt As
soltmcnf q Materials Ter Gentlemen's cio-
hing. ssanns nhish sreIihe following:
Superior Rlack French Brcadcloth.
Brown /" :"
:. flue
I" Olive !"
Green /" I"
Biacs lee SKIN cassimcres.
l.aia ditto.
Fancy. Eng. and Fr. ditto.
Twesds, Linens. and Drsb d'Ete.
Fancy Silk and karseilles yestirgs.
Gloves and SIX Handkerchiefs.
Drawers. Shirts, Crayats, SC.
Fine Dress Hats.
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AND YET THEY COME.

z CASk French Brandy. DO Port Wine
\ do. Madeira Wine, for medicinal purpos-
g ely, Hecker's Farina, far superior to Arrow
Root, Lyons Extract Of Ginger, Browns do,
Nai,head's Essence Of Mustard, Citrate OF Alag
ncsia, Husbands Masnesia. Iodhle Quieia, Bro.
mile Of Iron, Tannate Of Iron, Tannaie Of Qui-
hl. Va!erinate Cuinia, Iodide Manganese, Sui.
phate Manganese, Ferrocyanaie Quinis, Cilras
Cainia, Napthalinc. etc. To he found at
THE DRUG STORE.
June To- 81
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FaE EILLSBoRoUoH ETCORLER,
is run1isnnp wrEKL
BY DENNIS HEARTT & SON.

By DENNIS HEARTT & SON.
EerEfs.-Two Dollars year, if paid in sd-
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, il no, laid
WITHIN three months; OF Three Dollars, II delayed
until after the expiration of the year.
NO paper will be discontinued until all arrcars-
ses are paid unless at the option Of the publishers.
Hereafter no paper will he sent TO new sui
scr'her out Of this state unless pay meni is made in
advance, or some person in The state will become
rsspopshlcto the editors; and in no case uilltke
paper be sent to subscriber out of the state for
more than two years without Payment
apvrnTlsEMENTs not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the first, and twenty five cents ior
each subsequent insertion; longer ones in no
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five =
cent. higher. A deduction of one-tllird vi e
made to advertisers by the year.
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81 G wy and Chcap
DRUG STORE.

Ig. s. ID. srEIr D;r.El-r,.-n.
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Notice..

NHE subscriber having purchased the Goods
Of Laws & Palmer, will continue the Mer.
camille business at the old stand. He returns
his thanks TO his customers for rasi fa,ols. srd
hopes that by strict attention TO his business lie
will continue to receive their custom.
j. NJ. PALMER.
October z. So
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Advertising Ratesfor the IillstororshR, ,s.~;l.
One dollar per square (l6 lines) for the fn'
insertion, and rs cents for eaeh conirrsloe. ! I
ductions made in favor of standing alve,iis,n.':
as follows:
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Law---Spring Term,
1851.
Willie Ssgg1
vs.. Petition for Divorce

We 2 lOr likOfCe
. Lacy &Ggg.
{ y this case, i appearing tina; COPY Of ,hr PC.
iiion and suhrrnn were issued 10 the DC.
fendant, in manner as hy the statute IN such ca.
ees is required. and The return thereon Icing Ey.
ecu,ed by delivering a copy IT ibis pciilion and
- 10 lucy Stasg,' and proclamation
being publicly made at lie count house door. .,y
The Sheriff, Tor the said defendant 10 appear and
answer. as commanded BY tho subpoena. aud The
defendant falling TO appear: II is ordered ,y the
Court, thai publication, for three mouths. he made
IN the Hisboroueh Recorder ior the sail Lucy
Stage to appear At The nexi term of this court, 10
be held Al the courthouse in llillsoroach. ON The
-econd Monday Of September ncxt. then AMI
there to plead. answer or dcnur 10 the said pc
ilion, otherwise The petition will hc heard ex par
e rs to her. and jaigman; p,o co;!fesso will he
granted against her.
Witness. Richard NJ. Jones. Clerk Of our sid
.oui', 4, Office, the second Monday of MaIsh,
4. d. 1851.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-17
House for Sale

HOUSE Tor sale.
IzA THE subscriber will sell, il applied for soon, tn
& House he occupies, Pleasant street, and lot wit
- same-54 feet font and Il3 feet deep. desirab
situation, and TOO well known need further description
feh26-disf BENJAMIN BUFFUM.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-17
To Let,

10 Let.
IN THE subscriber is erecting Buildings on Exchange
I'LL ana Union streets, for Machine Shops and other
chancal purposes part of which will be ready fol
occupants by July st and the remainder by October ls
snail have about 30 coo feet of floor let ground hooJ
Tor heavy machinery and any of the four storef
hed to suit occupants if application is made soon.
10 let with the rooms, steady Power, to any amount
Waied PERSONS wishing room and power, will find IA
vorable place locate themselves upon very reasonable
terms.
jel6 dw3m VIM T. NFRRJFTFJD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-17
For Sale,

sts.g A FARM containing SO acres of Land in good
s'E condition, with about 1000 Peach and Apple Trees
-@-=- with well nearly finished. This Farm joins the
City Farm and is pleasantly located the Boston road,
81 miles from Worcester. his is rare chance t. gentle
men who wish Summer residence, this Farm COM
mands splendid view Of Qunsgamond Pond. For urlh-
er particulars inquire of THOMAS GRADY, Winter st ,
or CORNELIUS SHEA, gardener VIM. T. Merrfed's,
Harvard street. Worcester. ie1S-dyy1m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-17
To Let.

"a - ne House on Beacon street. now occupied by
jul henfy NJ Paine ESQ., and possession given the Is
OF April Enquire of
=. DANFORTH BROWN,
HfIl5-"u Central Exchange.
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For Sale mr. Rent

New House Pleasant street, near Col Abbott's con
n venen for three families If applied for soon will be
sold with bout 1000 feet of land Also the Cutting
House in New Worcester with abont three acres of land
now occupied by Pulaski Bacon. Also a small Farm OF
abou 20 acres, with unfinished house upon it, about OF
mile west OF said CUT ng estate, the Jones Farm
Terms very liberal. p. G. BACON,
nlarb-dtt No Central Exchange.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-17
A Rare Cha.Ice


1fOR Boot Maker to Purchase a large House BAN
l. Worship and small dwelling house. situated in North
Oxford the large house E. Denny, four thousand
dollars more few years since. There acre and
thirty rods of land Many and other trees The
whole estate will be sold for $4,000 if app led for soon
Also the desirable house lot in WOrces contain
ing about l5 feet of land known as the Howe lot sit
uated South of William T. Merrlfelds dwelling house.
/ june4-dtf Enquire of ALBERT BROWN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-17
Cotton Machinery for Sale.

VOVUO11 y
Eclipse Speeders with Bobbns, adapted to very coarse
n numbers
Mules 800 spndles each, made by Thomas ]. Hill of
Providence and used about years.
Fnisher Rail Way Heads.
Spooer.
Tube Boiler for making sizing.
% Looms
The Looms may be at Danielsonville Conn., and
the other Machinery at Satesvle r. L. and will be sold
low for cash. Apply to A. D. LOCKWOOD Agent for
Quinnebaug Co, SlatersviIe R. J., or
SUMNER PRATT & Co.
lune4-tI % Front street. Morcekter.
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WORCESTER. THURSDAY, j
EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY.

EYE AND EAR INE1RMARY.
GsS5saA | Mr.. STONE, Oculist and Aurist, con
NESS - tinues to devote particular attention to al
So diseases and affections of the Eye and Ear, al
No. 2 MAPLE STREET, WORCESTER. lie
operates for Squnt Eye for Cataract stua
luct, and inserts Artificial Eyes of the fe-ike and
natural appearance. He treats Deafness the recent
modern principles practsed by the celebrated AURsTs
Craner Curtis, and Yearsly of Europe Upwards of fifty
cases OF deafness have been successfully treated and
by him during the past year.
u DR.. STONE likewise attends to all general practice
The best Of reference given. Office hours from 10
A. NJ to 4 p. NJ. d&cwIy octl
SPRING POND ICE.
M AGONS will run daily through the principal streets
w of the city, to supply Families Hotels Markets, &c.
and those wishing to be served with
ZOE,
MADE PROM PURE SPRING WATER,
can be, by leaving their orders the following places
j. Gregory a. Co, No. Main ST.; NJ. B. Green, PIG
Nam street, H. Prents, Washington Square; c. c. Elan
ders d Co Southbrdge Street, II g. Bates Park street;
and at the OFFICE, l47 MAIN STREET.
Having made arrangements with the manufacturers of
REFRlGERATORS, he is prepared to furnish them New
or second Han d at The lowest cash prices.
ap29-dtf BENZ. F. HEY WOOD
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REAL ESTATE

ONE Of the most desirable BUILDING LOTS in the
" city, beautifully located and containing about 45GCO
feet fand Will beIsod cheap naPped for Terms
easy. Inquire of H. G. BATES,
je7-d4m Corner OF Park and Trumbu sts
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Honses e. Honse lots -

kmS The subscriber has for sale Houses in different
se parts of the city. Also House Lots in deren stu
ALL atons, varying price from $4,000 to $780, II any
wishes to purchase Tor speculation, he has two or
three very valuable Estates sUccepabe of Improvement
which he will dispose of very advantageous terms to the
purchaser. ID. S. MESSENGER
Feb. 20 eodisf Office on Walnutst
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For Sale or EXCHANGE.

Ia Farm of 60 acres, with good buildings situated
li%W within miles of this city, will be sold at a bar
$500 gan,or exchange for property in this city.
The Farm is well divided into tillage, moving pasturage
md woodland, Has mfailmg supply of good water.
Inquire of L. E. ABBOTT
marl2-dtl 1855 Pleasant st.
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TO BE LET.
Store to Let

r For Sale or to Rent,
Ea LIE non9e on Park street, formerly occupied b.
i' Por 1npb RICE. Possession given Immediately.
dP%o-uh ;. b. |. GODDARD, l41 Main ST
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Front Street Store Lots

Front Street Store Lots
EHE valuable lot of land the South side of Front ST.
North of the Salem street Church. extending on Front
street about 10 feet, and bounding East on TInmbu
and West Salem sfreet offered for sale in lots to
suit purchasers. Its average depth is 20 feet
The lots will be sold such terms render them
profitable purchase either for those wishing to build stores
for their to let.
mar25-dtf FRANCIS H DE WEY 21S Main 81
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ROOMS TO LET,

I N the New Building on Exchange street near Main ST .
suitable for Grocery Provision Store Also rooms
that are well lighted and calculated for almost any kind of
mechanical business Inquire of
HATCH g. TOWNSEND.
JeZI-dl On the premises.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-17
LTGHTNTNG CONDUCTORs

IL pared tG aiix Lightning Conductors 10 buildings OIL
the most az owed plan. Having had u years expe
rience in the BUSINESS they confident that Jobs commit
ted TO their viii be executed in the most satisfactory
manner OF tie many hundred buildings protected by their
Conductors not one 10 their knowledge, has been dam.
aged by lightning. Orders will receive prompt attention
u Shop at Merrifield's Building, Worcester, Mass.
mv6 dam THOMPSON SKINNER 4 co
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SPRING POND ICE.
DON'T Be DECEIVED.

DON'T BE DECEIVED.
INHE genuine Bay State Stove is decidedly the BEST
STOVE in the Market for either wood or coal Beware
Of limitations or pretended improvements, for the BAY
STATE stands unriIa7ed
l have the Air Tight ParIOr, the most perfect
Stove of the kind, and in beauty unsurpassed.
COAL STOVES, NTH OUens, and Cast Iron WOOD
STOVES, with rstrate ovens, and convenient for doing
small amount of cooking and wha suited any room
COAL STOVES new patterns; COAL CRATES, Coal
Burners, Taor's Stoves, Office Stoves &C.. for sale
heap by ]. f. LORING
Wor ester. Oct "a eod&wistf 70 MAIN ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-07-17
To Landlord!

To Landlords.
HE subscriber wishes hire for one year neat Cot
tage House, with stable attached and willing to paw
any reasonable rent for the Address, through the
Postonice, HENRY Mr. PAINE
Worcester, March IL, 1851 marl3-dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-10

TERRIBLE EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE
BOILER AT PATERSON, N. Jon "Wednesday
morning locomotive that had just been finished, IN
the large locomotive and machine shop of Messrs
Rogers, Ketchum & Grosvenor, at the south end oil
Paterson, burs-killing four persons instantly, dan
gerously wounding three or four. and slightly wound
ing fifteen or twenty.
The building, which is about 125 feet in length,
had almost every window shattered, the front part
completely demolished, with the locomotive resting
on its back on the sill of the door and adjacent wall,
where it had lodged after flight of about 80 feet,
from its standing position.
greater part of the l4O men and boys employ
ed in the establishment had not arrived when the
explosion took place, or the work Of death mus
have been far more terrible.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-10

FAST FUNERAL-A RACE To THE GRAVE
On Saturday last, two funeral professions of unusua
length, their way the Catholic cemetery, in Cam.
bridge, neared each other little above Porters Hotel
rivalry Immediately up between the drivers of the
hearses, to phch should reach the gate oftte cemetery
first. By great application of the whip, sample Of
fast driving developed ITSELF but the race was of short
duration. The coffin in of the hearses was thrown
oct the ground and before the cortege following
could draw up, it over by three or four hacks
and seriously muated. This accident suddenly put an
end to the mad career of the Jehus. The body was
restored to its proper place. and the two funerals pro-
eeeded in order. Fast driving to the grave often oc-
ours in Cambridge.-Boston Mail
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-10

PETRIFIED CoRPsE.-lt is stated in Western
paper, that the coffin containing the corpse of woman
(Mrs. Phelps, who buried in August, ls47 in Oak
Grove, Dodge Co., Wis.,) upon late disinterment
was found to be very heavy The body still retained
its features and proportions. Upon examination, il
was found to be wholly petrifed-converted to sub
stance resembling light colored stone, upon which
edge tools made no more impression than upon marble
The grave in which she had been buried, was vel
lowish loan, and tie body lay about three feet above
the lime rock.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-10
The world,a FaIr.

The Worlds Fair was opened on the FIRST of Ma.
by the Queen Of England in person, attended by he
officers Of State and household, with all the foregI
ambassadors surrounding her Chair, and the mag
ni6cent Chrystal Palace filed with motley assem-
blage of people, Of all tribes and tongues 1t was
at first proposed that the royal Inauguration oi the
Industrial Exhibition should be private. but this IDEA
was abandoned for the more appropriate and rePuo-
lican plan. The display of the products Oh lhe
earth and sea, and the works of mems cunning
hands, was magnificent.
On the arrival of the Queen, she ascended plat
form. which was raised to the north of the centre
of the transept and took her seat. The choir then
sang ssGod save the Queen" Prince Albert joined
the royal Commissioners and read TO her Majesty
short report of the proceedings Of the Commission
up to the time of the opening of the Exhibition
This report and catalogue Of the exhibition were
then presented 10 Victoria. The Dozen Of the eorps
diplomatique then read an address to her Majesty
behalf Of all the foreign nations whe have cOaib-
uted to the exhibition, TO which she returned grz
cious answer. The Archbishop of Canterbury, the
prmate Of the Episcopal Church, repeated prayer,
which was followed by Z short anthem. A prcoes-
sion was then formed and moved throagh the vast
ediice, at the close Of which the Queen declared
the Exhibi;iOn to be oPen, and flourish Of trgm-
pets and the firing Of eanaoa. This report Of pro-
ceedings Is somewhat N Anticipation Of the mails
and telegraph, bat may be depended upon as correct.
London, al the present tine, presents curious
and instructive sPpearznce Its merchants, anxious
to Prssatte Representative city lis foreign visit
eu n itz bess aspect. have had ihe grim fronts o.
their shops painted. renewed, and considerably I'M
tanes Of orissszls, the furred robes Of the North
and ths peculiar habilimen;s of the Western nations
Strange tongues are heard in the great thorough
fares; and strange faces turned towards the grea
objects Of public attraction and interest The bronz
ed and bearded coun.enanee of the Asatic, confront
the salow and goateed risage of the yellow teelhed
sharp-eyed Yankee. The fair ruddy face of tn
Scandinavian, the thoughtful brow of the brow
haired German, and the sable cheeksof the African
are all seen mingling on the sidewalks of Bishops
gate street and the Strand. Every thing betoken
a grand carnival of the nations, and every thing al
90 foreshadows the great event prophesied in scrip
ture, when all tribes and tongues shall coup togethe
to one place, and when they shall beat their sword
to poughshares and their spears to pruning g-hooks
This grand gathering together of the productive gen
aus Of the world, constitutes epoch in the histor
Of England, which does not find parallel in that o
any other country. That it shall beneficiay inf1u
ence the spirit of all nations in the world, there cal
be no doubt.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-10

. We are inclined to believe that California is
decidedly the greatest part of this emphatically
great country, and yet seems growing in wonders.
Ghosts are already beginning to appear there,
seems. Some six months ago murder was COM
mitted in Calaveras county by person unknown.
The skull of the murdered man was broken by a
stone or club, and his brains were scattered upon
the earth. Since then, ghost hovers nightly about
the spot He is dressed in monkey jacket, with
out pants, and is said to throw stones of very ex-
traordinary size up hill with the velocity of cannon
ball. Lately six or eight incredulous miners went
to the place at night and gave chase to the spectre,
which eluded them by disappearing in one place
and suddenly appearing in another. Finally an
enormous stone fell at the feet of one of the party
and they retreated, perfectly satisfied.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-10
e AFEEDrlHe ArrEAL.-A learned counsel.

As Affecting AppzAL-A learned counsel
or, in The middle Of an affecting appeal in court on
SANDER suit, le. fly the following fight of genius
ISLANDER, gentlemen, iike boa constructor of gi-
gantic size and unreasonable proportions, wraps
the coil Of iis unwedy body about its unfortunate
victim, and heedleas Of the shieks Of agony that
come from the utmost depths Of its victims soul,
loud and reyerbsiTai!ug as the mighty thunder that
rolls in the heavens, ii finally breaks lis unlucky
neck upon the iron wheel of public opinion, forcing
him first to desperation, then 10 madness, and finally
crushing him in the hideous jaws of moral death
Judge gire US chaw Of tobacco"
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-10

The SHORT DREssEs.-The New York Tribune
thus answers inquiry, which some fair reader has
propounded in regard 10 the short dresses and panta
looms la Iauk.''
We have seen one of the dresses alluded to-
We understand that consists Of full Turkish trousers
fastened at the ankles, and skirts coming down trfe
below the knees. The waist is made loose and accor-
ding to the of the The lady editor of :,
paper at Seneca Falls, and several ladies' at Syracuse
have lately adopted this style of dress, which they claim
is far preferable 70 the street sweeping skirts now in
yogne- daughter ef distinguished phiIanthropist
ia the cfs ,rr q this STATE, has also adopted this
new hsaa'ns sl@ s.e occasion appeared in public
% sa1 dress ass3e af lie nsost costly materias-
TIE e1as a t1ss grsogse papers speak glowingly ol
The a@zwg zEe esr1 q aas ngyei Innovation and we
pfes1tae iAey N Esppr ars correspondent with more
minute descflptsos 'aaa Ne are eaz5sed to give.