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BRAND CUTTING.-Brands of all sizes and
designs for marking Flour, Tobacco Boxes, Bags Me-
chinery, Linen, &c, made to order.
M g. WHITMAN,
At Langley's Tin and Gas Fitting Establishment
18th street, between Main and Cary
NH
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Correspondence of the Dispatch. /

DASvILLE, May 26
The festivities in honor of the Masonic Dedication
were closed last night by grand Ball. There
was goodiy array of fair ladies present, and the
uanclng was Kept up with much spirit The man
ayers were polite and attentive and the music ex
cellent. In short, the affair passed off verv mica.
sanity.
~ ~ shouiu pc stated that the Ball was not gotten
mp by the Masons as an order II was pnder tbe
direction OF several gentlemen who had determine
e 70 contribute ali in their power to the ENJOYMENT
ne Fair also closed last night Inave not been
ao'e 70 ascertain the amount of proceeds, but il
NUS, nave been considerable have sin nv mind :
!! several excellent ladies' to whom great praise
lor the happy arrangement of the air Their
asreeably. "Ae y'i'is 70 on
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10 THE LADIEs.-Having recently taken
lessons from Mr. and Mrs. Williams, in Paper Machie
or Pearl Work feel glad to announce to the citi-
zens OF kichrnend that am delighted with the art
and consider IT most beautiful well a very
useful accomplishment and worthy the attention OF
any lady. | also consider Mr.. and Mrs Williams
competent teachers in this fine art their specimens
are quite as handsome any be found ia fancy
stores SUSANNAH Fl. BURTON,
Teacher of various ornamental branches.
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virglA A. Stewart. man Of note ia Texas. died 10
Wharton county, on the 9th Of May. He was dis
tingushed as the sheriff who captured the notorie
outlaw, Murrell,
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N ARBLE WORKS M ] L L Z Z &
4S1 VINCENT, MARBLE WORKERS, on Main
between Fifth and Sixth streets s-MONUMENTS
TONES, FONTS, FURNITURE MARBLE, &c, of
Foreign and Domestic Marble executed in the most
modern and best style of the art.
Persons ordering work from may rely on having
their orders promptly executed.
Monumental Drawings on hand for inspection.
NV I'm
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On the night of May I7lh. B. R. Ford and J. c..
Waddiil, printers. met In the streets of Columbus,
Miss, when the former shot the latter with pistol
infiicting wounds from which u was believed he
would not recover.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

-. ~ .no REPRESENTATION G;dIsnistien of the DAILY DIsPATCH
Ricbmond comb;nsys that OF al the Daily papers Of
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CLosED.-Many Of the hoteI keepers Of Wheel
ing have closed their establishments In consequence
OF the enforcement Of the liquor law BY tho Coua-
ellis of that city. Travellers complain Of want
Of accommodations.
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1T SHOULD BE UNIVERSALLY KNOwN-fOr
tits strictly truethat indigestion is the parent of
rhea, cholera morbus, liver complaint, and many
other diseases enumerated in the City Inspectors
weekly catalogue of Deaths are generated by indi.
gestion alone. Think of that, dyspeptcs think of it
all who suffer from disordered stomachs and if you
willing to be guided by advice, founded upon ex-
perience, resort at (don't delay dayl HooF-
LANDS GERMAN BITTERs, prepared by DIR. c M.
jackson, which, as an alternative, curative. and nvig
pot, 100 Arch street We have tried these Bitters
ard know that they excellent for the diseases
cited above i Philadelphia City Item.
my S9-d&c2w
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AOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBING
IL The subscriber begs to inform the public that
he is prepared to execute all orders for PLUMBING
cal PLUMBER, he feels assured that he can give the
most entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
with orders He will also put up Water Closets,
Lift and Force Pumps, Bath Tubs, Wash-hand Ba-
sins, Copper and Iron Boilers, etc the mcst ap-
proved principles and at the lowest prices. Orders
from the country promptly executed. His establish
ment is at No. 220 Main street. between 9th and 81 h.
where orders should be left. He would refer to the
following gentlemen Hon. VIM. S. Archer of Ame-
liza; Judge Crump and r. Fl. Maury, Esq. of Rich
mond.
my 9-lm* DANIEL O'DONNELL.
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BATHS. BATHs!! BATHS !!!-Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths be had daily ct the Hair Dres-
sing, shaving and Sham pooning Saloon, under the
American Hotel-entrance on l1th street.
Single Bath Is cents, or FIVE tickets for ST..
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STORAGE.-Haying the large and COM
~ modious WAREHOUSE on the South side of
the Basin, next to Mess,s. Ludlam Wstson's. am
prepared to take in STORAGE, reasonable terms
have on hand large supply of fine CHEWING
TOBACCO, of my own manufacture. for sale
ap6-dtlJanv WIN. II. BLAIR.
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FLETcHER's HAIR Tonic, prepared by
John johnson, has surpassed all other preparations
for the hair. 1t acts like magic in eradicating Dam
druf aud curing eruptons of the head, which is so
prevalent among children during the Summer
But above all it is wonderful in preventing greyness
stop its progress is there any preparation for the
hair that is equal to Fletchers in dressing hair. 1t
imparts to the hair rich and healthy appearance
two applications week being sufficient to keep it
i'll healthy state. No ladies' toilet should be with
out bottle. 1t be had heretofore. by apply
ing at A DUVAL'S, Messrs. BENNETT l. BEERS,
WIN. ADCOCK & CO., Main street; and to Messrs.
THOMAS Il TAYLOR and JOHN H. BLAIR, Bird
street, or at the SALOON, under the American Ho-
tel.
N B.-No charge for trial. my 10
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Commodore Vanderbilt, the steamboat king, Is
very seriously ill in New York.
The New York True Democrat saws that Mr.,
Cutting contemplates resigning his seat in the
House.
Luke West. one of the Campbell Minstreis, who
died in Boston on Friday, leaves to his wife and
child fortune of $4,000.
Lola Montez is making an application for divorce
from husband whom she foolishly married In San
Francisco last summer. 3
The Rev Mr. Howland. OF the Methodist church,
has been suspended from his ministerial functions
for one year, tor immortality and unchristian con.
duct
AGRIcuLTURAL.-Hon. Kenneth Rayner has ae-
cepted invitation to deliver the annual address
at the meeting of the Seaboard Agricultural So
ciety, to be held near Norfolk on the 24th Of Oc-
Der. t
SENTENcED.-Augustus Prior, printer, found
guilty Of murder at the last term OF Edgefsid Is.
c. Court, has been sentenced to be hung on Friday,
the 2eth of July next
LARGE SALE OF ToBAcco.-On the 23d inst. l22
bids. of tobacco were sold at single warehouse IN
Louisville, being the largest sale ever made at one
house there. The amount realized was about
So 500 = s.s
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OFFICE RICHMOND 4 PET. R. X. CO /

MAY Is, 1854.
~ -1 NOTICE.-The circula-
- s<E-g ton Of rotes of a less de 1omiua
tion than i've dollars, after the ls of June having
been prohibited by Act of Assembly, under penalty
of Snes, no notes under that denomination will be
received az the Offices upon the of this Com
p'ny for freight passenger fare, after the Goth in
slant
As the fare passengers over this Dad is less than
FIVE dollars passengers cannot reasonably expect the
Company 10 furnish the unt of specie tina.
weuld be necessary 10 give change for note of that
denomination. In all they will, therefore
please provide Themselves with change to pay for
their tickets.
by order THOS. DODAMFAD
my si-otIJe Supenntendent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ABEL U. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT Law AND
NOTARY PuBLlC.-Offce on Franklin street, under
the Metropolitan Hall. Richmond Va mol
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EANCY SHIRTS.-We have received a
Il fresh lot of fancy Shirts, of the most approved
fashionable styles made to fit well and easy. Also,
large assortment of white Linen and Muslin do.
Also, Jeanes and Linen Drawers Undershirts, &c,
of every variety. VIM F. ADCOCK CO,
mq 70 Main ST., under Am. Hotel
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BY J. A. CoWARDIN.
srEAMHoATs, &c.
OFFICE r., +. r. X. r. COMPANY
Richupra Nav % 1874

OFFICE r., F. n p. r. r, COMPANY,
Richulond, May IS, 1884
'7ssE NOTICE.-At meeting of
- the President and Directors of this
Company to-day, the following resolution was adopt.
ed
Resolved. That on and after the 1st of June next
no note OF less denomination than Five Doi.rs will
be received or paid on the part of the Co ,,pany
c, w. MACMUR0O Treas
P.S.-The specie change will be given by the
Company when specie notes are presented. other
wise the other party must provide themselves with
the proper xmoaat under five dollars.
Passengers requested 10 get their tickets the
Office OF the Company before starting.
my 2q-ts C. w NJ
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n OTTO E.-The undersi gned may be
~ found until further notice. at his old stand No
Isl N ain street, where all persons having business
with him will please call Those indebted to him art
particularly requested to call and settle their &C.
counts as early as placticable.
my 2-d1m* r. M. BURTON
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LYONS KATHAIRON--t'or preserving. n

LYONS KATHAIRON-FOr preserving re-
storing, cleansing, and beautfying the Hair allevia
ting Nervous Headache and curing eruptive diseases
of the Skin It's reputation, co.extensive with the
civilization of the globe, makes all praise superfuous
all exaggeraton impossible; and since its discovery
has found no substitute to compete its incontested
its ncontestsbe superiority. Physicians and Chem.
ists-honorable citizens from all professions of life
the leading journals of Europe and America-ladies
who have used it upon their dressing g-tabes and
theirs in their nurseriesin fact its million patrons
everywhere. from plebeians to kings, pronounce it
the most pleasing and effective article either a
medicinal CT toilet preparation ever produced. Do
not fail to give it trial. Price but 25 cents.
d. 8. BARNES, Proprietor,
my Sim 161 Broadway, N. Y.
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The QUEENS CosTUME.-At the presentations in
the Diplomatic circle London, on the 1lth of May,
the Queen wore train of green and white broca.
ded silk, trimmed with white tulIe and blonde, and
alternate bunches of violets, and pink and white
May blossoms; the petticoat was Of white satin.
with white tule and blonde, and punches of yioets.
and pink and white May blossoms, to correspond
with the train. Her head dress was wreath OF
violets, and pink and white May blossoms and
diamond
The London papers also describe the costumes
OF several American ladies who were present,
among them those of Mrs. T. B. Lawrence Miss
Lane and Mrs. Russell Sturris These latter as-
cording to our idea of mantua making and mill.
merry, outshone thatof the Queen
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FROM TEXAS.

By the arrival of the steamship Louisiana atNew
Orleans we have Galveston dates to the 2lst Of May
The Texas Times, Of that date, says:
= Major Merrill, of the u s. Army stationed at Fort
Belknap and at present in our city on his way to
the North, has informed us that the court martial
organized for the trial of Dr. Steiner has for the
present, adjourned on account of the non-appear-
ance OF the prisoner. 1t is altogether uncertain
when the trial will take place. The Major was one
OF the officers composing the court martial. He
designs paying visit to his friends in New York,
from whom he has been separated for several
years.
The Indianola Bulletin has the following relative
to DR.. Steiner 400 ~ a@s
The court martial at Austin for the trial OF Dr.
Steiner for killing Mai. Arnold, failed to try him. ON
account of his being under civil process In Mel Le
men county for the same offence The court has
adjourned Maj. Blair, one of its members, having
returned here en- route to Corpus Christi, bis eta
ton.
Gov. Pease has written letter in reference to the
late Indian outrages on the frontier, in which he
states that he deeply sympathizes with the people
In their distress, and has taken measures for their
protection. In reply to an inquiry, he says he has
no doubt that the Lipan Indians, as we'll as any
other residents of the State, may be tried and pun
shed by the courts, for robbery and murder, and If
upon proper proceedings before the Judicial off.
GERS warrants shall be issued for the arrest OF any
of them, and if the civil power shall prove INSULT
cient for that purpose he will most cheerfully cali
out the militia to aid in their arrest. 4
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I ARGE NO. 8 NACKEREL.-50 bar
on s0ndsansa. daily 'zpss;ssxS - IS g ..ls
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HON w. C. PaKsroN The Ashevilie, N c.,
spectator, says: This very distideuished gentle
man, the 'inspired orator. duishe1 scholar and
rhetorician. spent q couple Of days In this place
last week on his way To his native place, Abingdop
Washington county. Virginia He stopped with
William Wiliams, Esq, whose lady IL near reia-
tive OF Mr.. Preston. He 10 in feeble health. and
uses crutch to assist him In walking Mr. Pres.
ton IL one Of the very few now living who adorned
the Augusian age Of American eioquencc.
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Potomac RIVER TRADE citizens of West
moreand county, Va, have determined to raise the
capital for the purchase of steamboat to ply be-
tween Nomini, Alexandria, and the District OF Co.
lumbia, with such Intermediate landings as may be
hereafter determined upon Dy tine Subscribers to
the stock, which will be raised in S25.shares.
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r.; ~ r--gsssg....sss7 SMALL NOTES.

iSIs ~ -s5sz SMALL NOTES.
ss2=<z-z11s-E-S- The Legislature, by an act
81 the last session. having prohibited the circulation
c small notes OF less denomination than FIVE dollars
after the lst Of June the Central Railroad Company
regards the strict observance of that law to be its
oaty. Instructions will therefore be given to all
auy notes Of lees than Five Dollars either in the set
tieneDt of Freight or Pessen ger Fare
Persons having any dealings with this Company
csnnot expect it to furnish the requisite smount Of
specie for change. They will therefore be expected
provide themselves with the proper amount to pay
TOR passenger fare and freight.
By order. J. GARRETT, Treas'r
Office Va. Central Railroad Co,
May 226 1854 my 23
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CoMMENTARY.-The following is copied from
the Boston Chronicle. 1t is the commentary which
truth makes upon the whole proceedings of the ia
natics in Boston
Happier at Home The following is given as
the conversation between the alleged fugitive slave
Burns and Mr.. Suttle, who claims to be his master
on Thursday, after the arrest of the prisoner: Sut
he-(to Burns)-Have you not always received kind
treatment from mef Barns-Yes. Sutle-Have
not always permitted you to go where, and work
for whom, you pleased Buras-Yes Sattle-
When you was sick, did not give up my own bed
that you might be made comfortable as possiblei
BarRs-(atfected to tears)-You did, master: you
did, kind master Sattle-Do you want to go back
to Virginia Buras-I do. Sutle-Will you go
back Bnrns-I will. want to go today. I'm q
good deal happier at home
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a Cunfous VERDIcr-Mrs Wills was shot BY an
unknovn person near San jose. California, some
weeks since Public suspicion fixed upon man
named Duarte as the murderer; and few days al
ter. a Mexican, Senior Higuera, upon seeing him
near his ranch, deliberately shot him through the
head. killing him Instantly. An Inquest was held,
and The coroner's jury found that Daarte came 70
his death BY being shot by one Ricardo Higuers;
that the jury believed him 10 have been the murder
er Of Mrs. Wills, and thar he was shot by Hieuera
under the conviction that u was bis duty to rid the
world of such monster.
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c.assrgA CARRIAGES. BUCGIES- SUI

f5 - y CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, sui
A2@EKIES.-Persons desirous of purchasing
homemade Carriages, Buggies Earouches Sulkies or
light wagons, of the best rial and workmans o.
VIII ind it greatly to their interest give me call
as am now manufacturing the above articles on the
most moderate terms.
Those having REPAIRING to do, will be accom-
modated at the shortest notice, and my charges will
be very moderate.
WILLIAM w. BAILEY,
my9 3m 18th st between Franklin and Grace,
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A we'll dressed woman entered confectionery
store in Lowell. one dsy this week, and demanded,
on the authority Of he spirits joint ownership
and possession with the proprietor: Amer yainiy
insisting upon her rights sometime, she LEFT the store
but returned several times during the morning 70
renew her demands.
A believer in spiritualism writes from Ashtabula
CO. Ohio, that the spirit OF bis deceased wife, thro
the medium of their little daughter, eleysa years
old. among other curious things, cat ms hdr.
lust as she had been accustomed to do u ior ~
wears.
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CEILING OFF AT REDUCED PRI-
- CES.-ln consequence of the death of one of the
pzrtne ers and for the purpose of making change in
our firm the lst of July next, IL 10 desirable to
reduee stock as low as possible We will there
fore from this date, offer our large and superior
stoci of re adv made CLOTHING, greatly reduced
prc.s presenting opportunity 10 all in want of
sood Clothing TO make their purchases
KEEN, CHlLES 4 BALDWIN
INV lG No. 1902 Main st.
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DALE'S HOSTING MACHINES.
HOSTING MACHINES, and will furnish them at
manufacturers prices, with or without the frames
Samples may be seen at our store, on the Dock.
ia PITS LEE CO.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-01
TMPoRTANT TO MILLERs AND MILL

GOAP.-The American Soap Company are now man
y ufac::ri.S the celebrated American cream soap,
American Laundry American Manufacturers Cream Soap
Preparation American Shaving Cream, &C. These Soaps
are presented to the public the best LABOR SAVING ar
ticies ever discovered
The cost of these Soaps more than those ordinarily
used and besides this great and tear of clothing
consequent upon the old method oil hard fuoDhg upon
and the fuel being entirely dispensed with, an immense
saving is raade By applying to your carpets will
remove all grease and spots Of dirt without IN the least
nurg their color texture Prints OF any color that
will fade In water Alone when washed in these Soaps ac
cordng the directions will not cnange put remain nrn,
the coors rendered more permanent
For removing grease from floors or from any article OF
clothing it is invaluable; aud for washing Gildngs Mir
rors Maps Pictures Furniture, Lamps, Silver Ware &c
II is superior to any other Soap leaving the goods soft and
free from any odor. The attention of wooden manufac-
tuners is particularly called to these facts.
LEI every person give our Soaps fair triahis is all
we ask Particular directions accompany each bar. For
sale by Grocers generally.
Mass, will receive prompt attention. 1yl2 dztaw3m
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Gin time of Peace, prepare for War"

" Ina time of Peace, prepare for war;
Just received, and have constantly on hand
COLTS REvoLvERs, of different sizes.
ALLEN & THURBER's, "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
notwithstanding Hammers
FRENCH PISToLS-fring twenty times in minute.
BRUCE'S D0UBLE-BARREL PISTOL.
SINGLE-BARREL PIsToLS-of different kinds.
liberal discount made when a company wants dozen
of them.
DOUBLE s. SINGLE-BARREL GUNS.
All Pistols warranted to keep the Greeks and Kid
nappers-when well used-at proper distance.
1876, Union Block. Worcester.
je19 dSm l.. d. GODDARD.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-01

DOCKING HoRsEs.-We are glad to see that
the abominable practice Of docking and nick
ing horses, is goine out of fashion. It pre-
walls in no country in the world besides Eng
land and the United States we got it from
the mother country, and the sooner we leave
1t OF the better. 1t is wonderful how anv
but an ignorant, narrow minded blockhead Of
jockey should ever have thought of it--be-
ing as offensive to good taste as it is viola
ton of every human feeling. Has nature
done her work in snch bungling manner, in
forming that paragon of animals, the horse.
that he requires to have large piece of bone
chopped OIL with an axe, to reduce him to
symmetry or that beauty and grace can be
obtained only by cutting pair of his large
muscles
"1he docking and nicking of horses" saws
an intelligent writer on Farrierv, sis a ornel
practice, and ought to be abandoned by the
whole race of mankind. Every human being
possessed of feeling heart and magnanimous
mind, must confess that both the docking and
nlcklng OF horses is cruel; but that creature
called man, attempts thus to mend the works
OF his Almighty, wise creator, in doing which
he often spoils and disfgures them. What is
more beautiful than fine horse. with an
elegant long tail and flowing name, waving in
the sports Of the wind, and exhibiting itself
IN perfect state of natures Besides, our
creator has given them to the horse for de-
fence as well as beauty"
The same author relates an instance Of
hunting horse, owned by an Englishman,
which would carry his rider over the highest
five barred gate with ease; but he thought
the horse did not carry good tail as he
wished he therefore had him nicked, and
when the horse got well, he could scarcely
carry him over two bars. "Thus,'' said he.
81 have spoiled fine horse; and no wonder.
for it weakened him in his ions' ANY
man of common sense would eheerfully give
ten per cent. more for fine horse, whose tail
had never been mutilated, than for one which
had been under the hands of Jockey.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-01

"Mr. Swips, I've just kicked your William
out of doors"
'Well, Mr.. Swingle, it's the first Bf1L
you've footed this many day."
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THE WORCESTER SPY.


Printed and Published by JOHN MILTON EARLE, &
THOMAS DREW at No. 212 Main Street, Worcester Mass.
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GtLENN,s TRUE VERRENA WATER

VI This delightful perfume, prepared by Chemical
process from the hot house plant,
LEMON TRIFOLIA,
is confidently recommended to the Ladies in particular
account of its refreshing and delightful odour contans
all the fragrance of the plant itself in concentrated
FORM and will be found very useful for removing the Ian
guor occasioned by crowded &C. Also as deic-
ous 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 assortment of
Glenn's justly celebrated Perfumery, by L. T. LAzELI,
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