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UNITED STATES MAIL.

PosT OrFlcE DEPARTMENT,
July IL, ls5i
pRoPosAs carrying the mails Of the United States from the rst
of Ire 3Gh day Of June. 1859 the fol
lowing win be received The Con-
Office Office Department. the city Of Washington,
O'Clock i4 September 1855, 10 be decided by 18th
September foiowng
Susgsvle Grove Hill, Choctaw
Clay Hin, Mills Shiloh, Spencsrvie Linden Spring
Hill, DcnIopolis, and Macon, Greensboro, a0 miles and
back, three times a week in two horse stages.
Leave every Sunday Wednesday, and Friday
q.
Arrive al Greensboro 36 houn, by D. n.
every Tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday
Arrive a Gnine sosvn in 10 hours, by y.
Proposals coaches will be considered
proposals, guarantee and
embracipe conditions
properly
inviting the
southwestern States, dated january 2, 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Id, la Intel aud Ev. Star
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Commissioner Of the General Land Once.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS,
entitled 10 the right OF prescription 70 Of the
townships parts townships above
rated required establish Satisfaction Of the
II the land oce and make
practicable after seeing this notice, and before
appointed for the of the public sale of the
embracing the tract claimed otherwise such claim will be
feitec.
Commissioner Of General Land Office,
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n X. CHAMBEHIAlN's Commercial College, located
W. 27 Baltimore Baltimore, Maryland The ostcnsbe
place the reach individuals
nccs for obtaining thorough and practical mercantile educa
knowledge or
general few weeks be acquired In
many years In any counting house.
The study embraces double book Keeping and is
trade Mercan
taught according approved
pennnsp combining apty execution with beauty
Of i.ectu
poa mercantile subjects, beside other for
understand The time
from eight
There being vacaon applicants enter and ut
held
diplomas graduate
and forwarded by
l3-IydAcp
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r., male Institute, south Carolina avenue, between
9th and 7th streets east, Washington.
THE the institution viii
september, tl The last of june
will emLraee all branches OF
finished education and insure tbs, competent
department The location Is
Major NichoIscns being in
quiet part city, noise or INTERRUPT
accessible all ito The buildings
commodious the grounds beautifully improved and
ample Tor exercise. 80
Terms Boarding tuition English Sao payable hall IN nd
vance and FebruNy Music, French, drnwne
scholars, quarter Of eleven weeks from
IS TO $40, according TO The class
Circulars containing particulars will be spi upon application
GEORGE 6. BUTLER, A. NJ, Principal
HsrRRRNoEs.
Rev William Hodges O. NJ Butler, D. d. Joseph A. Brad
lev esq, Professor r. NJ Baird Washington
Kew. w. Clarke Georgetown
Rev. James May %. d. Rev. William Friend, Virginia,
Rev. Alexander shiras, Pelham New York.
Rev. q d.. Miles, Wiikesharre, Penusylvaehs
And the patrons OF the school generally.
Aug s-dlm
uuBER enbcrers. having Established themselves
Lumber business. old Of VIM Bird Sixth and
Streets prepared furnish Nil arcc in the trade avoa
die terms They solicit share Of public patronage.
GEO. W. GARRETT n CO
June l6-eou
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EENwOOD CEMETERN.--This beautiful place
~ Of the dead having dedicated with appropriate
for for the reception OF the
mains of deceased ...t.
The
eod' Of the dend apply the departed until kay
select stcs "
The plan Of the equality regard to the
io winch VIII not be publicly for sale, alhoash they
desirable.
Until mn office Is established in appea
lions win
wing of'he building on entering the Cemetery
Visiters requested drive Cemetery
grounds
WIN 8. HUMPHREYS.
Capitol
Aug 21-d3m
ScHooL ROCKS of every description, publish
~ ers prices. On sale a
TAYLOR MAURY's
sspt Bookstore, 9th street.
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Poiytechpic College OF the state OF Pennsylvania,
Penn Square, Philadelphia
IS College, the plan of the Industrial Colleges Of
continental Europe designed afford thorough professional
students intended for q.
ENGIN EEIINC, MINING, AGRICULTURE, AND THE Me.
CHANICAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS.
semiannus session will Monday Sep
TENDER II, 1854
FACULTY
civil engineering, Professor Selim H. Peabody
Metaurgy industrial, analytical aud agricultural chemistry
Prof Alfred l.. Kennedy, NJ ID.
Mining engineering, geology aud mneraogy, Prof W. H. b.
Thomas, A. nj.
philosophy and the principles Of machinery P0
Peabody and Kennedy.
Terms for each department per SESSION. SIS.
Mechanical actecural and typographical drawing Prof John
Kern. 60.
French and Spanish, Prof V. De Amarilli
German Prof b. II. Eutrup
analytical laboratory practical chemistry open daily
An scsdsmica department. under The charge Of J. b.
be rapidly prepared for the College courses.
Additional information terms, courses Of study boarding.
obtained by addressing Dr. Alfred L. Kennedy, Poy
technc College, Philadelphia.
MATTHEW NEWKIRK,
President Of Board of Trustees
John MCINTYRE, Secretary.
Aug --WedSatATueslm
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supreme 1ourt OF the United states,
DECEMBER TERM, 1883.
(RoBsRr WIcKLlFrE, Appt.
Thomas u. Owisss

THOMAS D. OwiNes,
Mr. Preston, appellant having suggested the
death OF Thomas D. Owngs the appellee s moved the
Court for order, rule the
representatives On Whereof
aercd by the Court that unless the said
Thomas Owins deceased shall voluntarily with
N e o Ten days Of the enning term the appellant shall be emit
lied To e record and
Provided copy order shall be printed
newspaper the government
United sha be printed
weeks least sixty days before the beginning
prone Cour, ensuing.
Test; WIN, THOS. CARROLL,
Nay l6, 1854. Ci'k Sup. CT. r. g.
l--law4w
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Salamandcr Safes,

Salamandcr Safes.
EVANS WATSON, No South street, Philadelphia
II No 80 Dock seet have now ON hand large assert
ment of their
PATENT sALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEr-PRooF SAFES
vaults and iron doors for bank and stores,
PATENT sLATE-LINED REFRIGERATORS,
filters copying Fairbanks platform
Is and counter scaes.
agency Buerworth Beitley Yaes JONES' and Halls
patent powder proof bank locks. Please give a call
safes in
r. Maguder 7t street. Pennsylvania Washing
ion, ID. &.
United States Arsenal 5 in California in Philadelphia
United States Appraisers Once, Philadelphia
PhIadelpha Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia.
Richard Norris, SON. Locomotive Works, Philadelphia
Winchester, Virginia.
Mr. Il. Fogg, between 9th and oh
Washington c. Is authorized to receive orders for and
max sales OF the above
May 6-2awly EVANS q WATsoN.
AMERICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston, BY
Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished possssin
modern Improvements and convenicnces Tor the
ion travelling public.
Doc II div
CMENCH English boarding and day school fol-
Young ladies' N. Tyson and Sisters, street, between
Iv and 18TH Washington, D. c. The duties Of this institution vii
desired to be il their terms
bc had Mt a the principal bookstores in the CITY,
Aug lo-codtlsth sept fstarl
|NOLUMnIAN COLLEGE, Washington D. C.--The thir
u ~ year of Columbian College will begin the las
Wednesday september and end the last Wednesday
bachelor scientific for th
degree bachelor Of philosophy Tbs college
about hundred dollars For further information,
The President of Columbian College, Washington d. c.
Aug i--co
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Sntdcr's" Wines, Philadelphia.
TOHN Y. SNIDER in the old established
Jacob Snider No 70 Walnut street. four doors
supplied
aud liquors the accommodating terms.
sNIDER JK the importation Of foreign wines,
Office street, receive orders
special importation Of wines, &C., various houses IL Eu
ope upwards; and solcs
Vaughan snder the patronage Of his friends and
free of freight
June 9-dIy
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT have for several
new houses attached each situated
on Kendall Green, little mile pohessery from
Capitol.
These spacious with cellar wood
she'd cach pumps excellent at hand
The utaon beautiful overlooking large portion of the city,
and q FILL d CAPITOL
This approach 7h and Streets Delaware avenue and
=.
lns for permanently established
the route Kendall Green and the
PresidentA square. leaving and Returning,
leave Centre Market makes brief stand, 9 and ~
O'Clock.
Rcnt--two hundred dollars a yenr
The houses open Inspection be
by applying to VIM Stckney, Cottage
scf At my residence, the premises.
AMOS KENDALL.
July 22--eodtf
IHOCOLATE, Cocoa, and Brons.- W. BAKER d CO.'S
American and Vanilla cocoa,
premiums have
fairs Of the Union for sale by principal groceries,
tbs United States, sad by their agents:
Huusey Murray, New York Twels, Ehiadeipnia
Bsundise Bshmo'ei Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati,
Ohio; and =. N. Howell, fcorvctcwn, ID. q.
WALTER BAKER, h CO.,
Ap3-dly Dorchester, Mas
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pussuanc4 law, L. FRANKLIN PIERCE President
United Of do hereby declare and make
public held ohces
the Stale OF wIsoox the periods hereinafter Designated
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II &sD. .BAYHA 4 have removed to their new and spa
y CLOS brick Mari ct Street, wlere
@ TIN IN AND Nd SHEET IRON. WA RE-,
And keep for sac Japan Ware and Houehod
Hardware. latest styles OF Cooking Stoves, all o
which tary and Retail the the loves
market Their old and the rnhlis e.
ally invited to Call and examine thciI rcrf
deseription or altieesn their made 70 or
!, e'f - lte blls1yEs,
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BALTIMORE, June f2, 1850.
Messrs. Evans a Watson, Philadelphia Gentlemeii.-
have much pleasure in Fire Proof
from having we'd books eectually
aer undergoing Very heat during the which
destroyed the entire block OF buildings Arch street
wharf, on the schuyklI, the 9Th June, 1850, {i -
septo-dly - 40 RusSEL ( GuBB1Ns
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81 Something worth seeingls 3
~ sllssgs. "A A.iG.I.ASDAMS5E ps

tss.B NEW @ LsoTH1NG q ROOM ss
HAVING now eornpletsd my rooms I nm better Pre-
nafed TO accommodate, than ever be-
Iore and at such low prices The natives
Come on and Remember tia place Is, one
the old corhet, so long oecuped by me- II
useless TO undertake to eunefate my stock the
VarietytA S0sreat. eco a. NJ. sAIAMS.f-
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COPPER, MIN, s. aIKEET lEsONsWA ls *
80 Manufactory. - -. ;...ss - 5i...
=, THANItEUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon him, the subscriber would respectful
I'D IS inform his friends and the public generally that
counues TO manufacture the above named articles in
all their variety, ofVhch he always hand good
soItment for wholesale and retail ut very low prcest
He also keeps hand, cooking stoves of the most
proved patterns for coal and wpod!sss.f l. d
work will continue receive his particular attention
and be executed with promptness and in style that will
assgo4 E. vlRNEY, no. 8, Main st.
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Fcr advertisements OF greater length, and than
=, solmn inserted longer tine than two months
sSan OF 80 per cent on tie above will be made for
= sQaae he first three months, and 65 per cent
p 5ncss or professional cards. square or less.
II Sas ess or professional cards. square, per
5oS;siIs3 one yc;f SS
hai "a ..-...-...-...... 600
"A ssOpcr cent on the above for inside.
PersonaI communications charged at 81 90 per thou
Speeial notices charged $50 per square, rer anuum
In fst square, aud same rate OF discount thereon for
er number squares under The general head. and
5orens sa lire iOr single Insertion.
i;pSiress advcI Sements, with monthly change, one
SQUIRE S25,Ol u
saale with weekly change 5000
charged 6D
Marriage notice charged. 90
inStnns, charged for each candidate for sera.
'se Office inserted for month less, in advance 600
Rs,i.oDs notices inserted for half price.
X. IiARTLESON,
JOHN r. RUSSELL,
SwEARlNGES, TAYLOR 6 Co.
GE0 o. LITTLE q Co.
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. BtG The Lutte ofeZion.i -s3ls
COLLECTION OF Sacred Music. designed for the
IN use ofte Methodist Episcopal 1 Church consisting
oil choice collection of with most OF the old
tunes ing mnioI use; tosether with concise elementary
ners, setc. .eic:, Woodbury. author OF the Duioi-
ner, etc assisted by Rev Mattison paStorSof Saint
joint Methodist K. 4 hurch, New York..T sgss
Also supply OF Meth6dfst hymn books. cahtca Laa
dus Christian Minstrel, Haydens Sacred eIodeon, etc
received and for sale at the lowest prices by
~ ~ u 5sFsf EE isJoHN3H. THoMPs0N,s Gf-ssf4
dec30 Il Il ss.ss1 -ss,i No 81 Monroe st.
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.Beap:y e adeTasa az nosti,t
NNHA1feads prettiIy indeed, but we you
u won't believe it when you go 10 . = - = 81
s Fssss s Ws.sD. NJ ottc7e * Esro.s
and sec he elee ant
GOODS, maniels. bolleis shatyls, brotdeIe9 &C.,
which tnty now daily At thelT on MAT
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IIAvING disposed of my Grocery on Main street. No.
Il 256, to Mr.alsaac d. Johnston OF St Clair
avail myself OF This opportuiity 10 return my sincere
thanks TO ho:e Of my patrons who have given their
c1stom; and lwould ask, on behalf MrJohnston,
acentinuance OF the feeling that customers
any the city, in qualt y, price and variety: -
Aso Iwould inform the citizens of Wheeling and vici.
continue keep best Family Groce-
ys in the west, at No Monroe street,
call! sgiH r SIMEoNtD. wOoDRow.ye tT 2 .zs'tt-
Feb.10, '64-feb13 a. 6E~ashngton Hall, Monroe st -
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.3I-l-e 1sllssg -. MUSS.sI s. 4 9l.li q
O BALES fine Moss received per steamboat Persia and
o f0r sale, b. jaf2s - JOHN KNoTE.
REMtIfyAls 30 q, :. q
LOGAN, CARR & Co., have removed their stock OF
Il shoiessle Tobacto Srdf, Segars from No. 81
the now block OF eastside
OF Main street, nearly opposite the Merchants &
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bhIDUE TtOOhNEhI 1IUUNFEOIIUNERY, 6A-
~ % LOoNsANDj OYSTER DEPOT. BIG ssJ
TtHE und: :rsisned having bought the Bridge Corner
kePt hy and greatly enlasseI and
Confectionery, and viii supply parties on reasonable
OYSTERS served up the best style, at all hours sin
The Saloon and furnished wholesale and retail the
G5-An assortment OF Christmas and New iYsar,6SToys
u n5S3Sd.f as9Si L. H. ROSE & ERNEsr KRE Ell. g
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VOLUME 2.
RATES OF ADvRRTIsING.

rpE UNDERSIGNED, publishers OF newspapers in
;v OF Wheeling, in view OF The increased price pa
= Sbor and Other expenses, rendering their expenses
Greater than heretofore, do agree TO charge the follow.
MES for advertising. and in whatever 10
- ess than the rites bellows lines less OF nom.
nj constituting a square:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-26

PROPERTIES OF CHARCoAL.-l The following
is an interesting article. by J. Stenhouse, F.
r. s., i'll the Journal of the Society of Arts,
London
My attention was particularly drawn to the
Importance of charcoal as dislnfecting agent,
by my friend, John Turnbull ESQ.,, Of Glas-
gov, Scotland, the well-known extensive
chemical manufacturer. Mr.. Turnbull, about
nine months ago, placed the bodies of two
dogs in a wooden box, on layer of charcoal
powder few inches in depth, and covered
them over with quantity of the same mate
rial Though the box was quite open and
kept in his laboratory, no efAuviam was ever
perceptible; and on examining the bodies of
the animals, at the end of six months scarcely
anything remained of them except the bones.
Mr.. Turnbull sent me potion of the char
coal powder which had been most closely in
contact with the bodies of the dogs. l SUBJ
mitted it for examination to one of my pupils,
Mr.. Turner, who found it contained COMPARE
lively little ammonia, not trace of sulphura-
ted hydrogen, but very appreciable quantities
of nitric and sulphuric acids, with acid phos-
phate Of lime.
Mr.. Turner subsequently, about three
months ago, buried two rats in about two
inches Of charcoal powder, and few days af-
terward the body of a full grown cat was SIM
animals are now in highly putrid state. not
the slightest odor is perceptible in the labora-
tory.
From this short statement of facts, the util-
ity of charcoal powder as a means of prevent
ing noxious effluvia from church yards, and
from dead bodies in other situations, such as
on board a ship is sufficiently evident. Cow
ering churchyard to the depth of from two
to three inches, with coarsely powdered char
coal, would prevent any putrid exhalations
ever finding their way into the atmosphere
Charcoal powder, also, greatly favors the rap
id decomposition of the dead bodies with
which it is in contact, SO that in the course of
six or eight months, little is left except the
bones.
In all the modern systems of chemistry,
such, for instance, as the last edition of Tur-
ner's elements charcoal is described as
possessing antiseptic properties, while the very
reverse is the fact. Common salt, nitre, cor
rosiye sublimate, arsenous acid, alcohol, cam
phor, creosote, and most essential oils, are
certainly antiseptic substances, and therefore
retard the decay of animal and vegetable mat
tiers. Charcoal, on the contrary, as we have
just seen, greatly facilitates the oxydation, and
consequently the decomposition, of any or
ganic substances with which it is in contact.
1t is, therefore, the very opposite of an anti
septic.
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One OF THE Worcestershire following
curious colloquy took place not hundred
miles from Fitchburg the other day, between
the Commonwealth counsel and reluctant
witness, in liquor case:
Counsel-Have you, prior to July 10th last
past, purchased any intoxicating liquor of de-
'fendantl
Witness-Not that remember.
Counsel-Haye you obtained any at his
stores
Witness-Not that remember.
Counsel-Will you try to recollect? bear in
mind that you are under oath.
Wltness-l am trying. CA pause.)
Counsel-Well, witness, what do you saw
now?
Witness,-I haven't made any discoveries
yet.
Counsel-Have you not told persons within
week that you had bought liquor of defend
ant
Witness-Not that remember.
Counsel-Did you not tell me yesterday
that you had bought spirits of defendants
Witness Yes, sir.
Counsel-You did, aha WE'LL sir, when
you told me that, did you lie or tell the truths
Witness-I told the truth.
Counsel-Well. sir, then you have bought
spirits of defendant
Witness-Yes, sir.
Counsel-What did you mean by swearing
you could not remembers
Witness-I meant that couldn't.
Counsel-Did you pay defendant for the
spirits
Witness--Ye s, sir. M
Counsel--How muchs
Witness-Twelve and one half cents.
Counsel-What kind of spirits did you buys
Witness -iSpirits Of tsspswtins.-F stch6urg
| ReueiAe.
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BY order of Assignees, the household
furniture of Mr.. George L. Schuyler was sold
on Wednesday, 10th inst, at his residence in
West Fourteenth street, New York. The
inquisitive crowd which assembled thought to
behold extravagant splendor, but they were
disappointed, the house being only coinforta-
bly, furnished, save perhaps in silver ware.
Among this ware We're elegant sets originally
belonging to the celebrated yacht America.
Many merchants and others, old friends Of
Mr.. Schuyler, were bidders.
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price Two Cents.
Gk 9atlp SUP.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1854.
Trade and Spade.
BY CHARLES mAoKAr.

BY CHARLES MAoKAY.
Between two friends in days Of old
A bitter strife began,
And Father Spade with Brother Trade
Disputed man to man.
YOU'RE vain, undutiful and proud"
Said Spade with flashing eyes,
Z" You earn your thousands while starvej
You mock my children's cries
You ride in state with lordly looks
You dwell in bower and hall;
You speak of me reproachfully;
And glory in my fall
So from this hour, in shine or shower,
Wen learn to live apart;
ruled the earth ere you were born,
cast you from my heart"
And Trade lost temper in his pride;
He uttered words of scorn
You do not know the ways of men,
Amid your sheep and corn,
You doze away the busy day,
Nor think how minutes run;
Go put your shoulder to the work,
And do as have done.
You've all the earth to yield you wealth
Both corn and pasture land
only ask a counting house,
And reom whereon to stand.
And from this hour in shine or shower,
Wen learn to live alone;
I'll do without you well enough
The world shall be my own J"
And thus they wrangled night and day,
Unfair, like angry men,
Till things went wrong between them both,
And would not right again.
But growing wiser in distress,
Each grasped the others hand:
"Twas wrong" said Spade, Ito rail at Trade
He loves me in the lands
And Trade as freely owned his fault;
"Ive been UNJUST" he said,
"To quarrel with the good old man,
Who grows my daily bread
Long may we flourish, Trade and Spade,
In city and in plain
The people starye while we dispute
We must not part again."
And all the people sang for Joy,
To see their good accord,
While Spade assembled all his sons
And piled his plenteous board.
He fed them on the best of fare,
UntaXed the foaming ale,
And prayed in England's happy shore,
That Trade may never fail
And busy Trade sent fleets Of ships
10 every sea and strand,
And built his mills and factories
Ger all the prospering land.
And so we'll sing God save the Queen
And long may brother Spade,
For the sake of both the rich and poor
UGite with brother Trade
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Drp Goods.

OUR REMAINING STOCK OF EN-
" BR0IDERIES will be sold to suit customers ideas
of cheapness Our determination is to close off every
thing consequently shall refuse to take up with
any offer for Goods which is within just give
a call and we will sell you the Goods.
CLARK & SANFORD,
my3 diff No. 23S Nam ST., opposite Elm st.
EDER STEAMERS CANADA AND
II FRANKLIN.
Very desirable and seasonable goods have been re-
ceived by
C. p. MPTON.
Black Malta Trimming Laces; Black Lace Basques
Points and Shaws Brussels, Honton and Malta
Laces Lac, Muslin and Cambria Bands French
Muslin and Cambria Basques, foI Ladies and
Misses Rich Muslin and Cambria Hab
its and Sleeves Muslin and Cam
brio Collars, with Sleeves to
MATCH.
Real Thread Laces, Sleeves and Collars, Malta Cam
brio Bands and Collars Rich Trimming Laces for Man
tillas and Dresses fine Neede-work Trimmings, New
Mourning Goods Black French Wells, beautiful variety.
269 Washington, and l Winter Street,
ap4 div BOSTON.
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Kochester, Beaver Co., Pa dawtf Ja3
CLENN's TRUE VERBENA WATER.
LEMON TRiFoLIA,

LEMON TRIFOLIA,
confidently recommended to the Ladies in particular
of its refreshing and delightful odour contains
all the fragrance of the plant itself in concentrated
form, and will be found very useful for removing the
guor occasioned by crowded rooms &c. Also a dec-
ious perfume for the handkerchief and will be found much
cheaper than than the Extracts, yet equally good and
pleasant change for the Eau de Cologne
For sale in Worcester together with an assortment of
Glenn's justly celebrated Perfumery by L. T. LAzELL
SBLEY 4 ScoTT, Bush Co., E. H. MARSH, D. Scorr,
JR., NJ. B. GREEN, JAMES GREEN, Druggists &c. and by
JNo. MoREY & Co., JANKINs CLoUGH, Hair Dressers.
Manufactured only by L. W. GLENN, 20 South 4th st.
Philadelphia, to whom all orders must be addressed.
mch30 deodtf