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New Fail Goods.
PENDLETUN L a. CO..

IEN DLEIUN IU.,
HAVE received an assortment of new
Goods for the Fall and Winter, consisting of
the various It, les of fahics: among Which
a'c Cashmerer, Maiinoes, Taranaitas. Mouslin
Dcains. Silks an! Calco>, Mourning Goods,
Gnghams, Prints, Table Covers. Counter aims,
Linen and Cambria IlandkcichieiS. hish Lin.
cn>; also broadcloths, French and Enpli.h
Fancy Cassimercs. some beautiful patterns,
Twecds, Kentucky Jeans, Black Satin, sure.
rior article for Vests, Tailoi's Trimmings. O.
mc>iic Tickings. Mariners Stripes, DENNIS
Blenched and Brown Sheetings Of the Amos.
keag. Menmack and other approved manu-.
iacrurels. Also, Flannels. Red, Viii G ard
Blue. All of which will be sold at a small ad.
vance from cost.
Sept. 27, 1866.
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s~ A. u f.stipn,rl, l,ly was pass.
ing along the It ect u by ear .lessly
thr W" SNOWFALL, which actually passed.
between the laly. b hal anl til. fash
ionable little bnnet that sh. wnrei-
Fashion saved the load or th, bonnet
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Warranted

To give entire satisfaction; having been
tried / y thousands in this and other COM
muntes, who can testify to its ben fetal
effects in identifying the hair and cleaning
the head from dandruif For
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

,lENlCALS. .PE.;FUMERN, Fancy Al
J ticlcs, Mineral VI hcincs, BotauI,
tclicincs. Roots. Herbs. Barks aud Ia
'lcis. Those IN want of pure anot un adul
rt'cd me- lCincS, wil iud il to then ud
,htage 10 purchase ut the Medical Depot
'est En Ptwcntuck Bridge.
Physicians aud Dealers will fnd it fol
Ieir interest u ex ,m,ne this stock beior,
lrchusiur elsewhere
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Patent nic!:icincS.

nave made arrangements to keep on han,
supply oi all .he popular AMI standar
tcnt Medicines Of tlIcdiy, which are war
'nted genuine. anI wall he sold wholcsal,
nl retail, ut the lowest cash prices,
| would respectfully ask attention to til,
flowing list, rs among II few of tne man!
articles comprising my sto;k, which will
10 sold at the lowest cash prices.
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j. Thompson IT,,

L EEPS constantly on hand the different
IN sizes OF White Ash, Liccawann, Red
Ash, Peach Orchard aud Cumberland Coal, g,
but would in particular invite those that
wish to burn good and profitable kind to
try some of his Nut Coal which is of n
choice kind procured expressly ~ family
use. All in want of coal are requested to
call and examine for themselves
Orders can he lett at Thomas Perry's
Jewely shop, or at the store e }. &P.
Noyes All orders promptly atttLdtd TO.
Westerly, Dec 81, 1854. 1876
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wr.tsa Tor the Wsstpry Ecn
Thoughts Suggested by a Sermo ..
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Cabinet Furniture,
Selling ut
CfIt X Ek AZ sslSX tEsgDS

- ~ ~@ Va ~ 30 80
FURNITURE W1RE ROOMS
! I'm PER CENT ChcHIer than can b,
| bought IN ANY establishment III Tia,
! tate. touds warranted, and dcllYpieu
! hy distance short ut twelve miles free
II expense. Having added laig gely to ouI
."rincr stock the FALL Tran, car rs
'rriheIl Is very extensive, coml rising IN
| 'Hrt Sufns tcte "-ttss, CoucLes. Df,ans@
| )tOmHns, lounges, DC.
Nar,IruLts. Secretaries. Book Crscs, Bu
oaus. taLlcs ~ grcat variety consisting in
arr Of EgvI t,rn, italian. ana coln.Aon
Man lc tol :. Center. side. and sofa Tables
ard. quarictIc, and work Tahles; Llack
walnut, cherry. riuc. and white wood 'lIii-
ng and lcaktast Tables Tculuys and
ancy Tables, wood and iron Hat Stands
wash, light aud work Stands, &c, &c.
Chamber Sctt'. &c.
Giltnnd ornamental lieh, Chamber Sets |
.Dl"ch walnut and mahrgnHy d": hcdsteads |
1t every description Chairs Of all kinds
rose wood and mahogany easy chairs, with
instors; rose wood, Ll1ck walnut and ma
iognuy French and three quarter French
>prlhS seat Chairs; oak and maple, STAN
cd ana painted, cane and wood seat cnairs.
NIso, cnloren's chairs il great variety -
Loohlhg tia ses, III gilt, Mahogany, and
rose wood frames. Wholesale and retail.
Bedding. feathers cmled hair. rush,
pn.mlrai, and straw Mattresses Upholstery
'opds, cloth. and AL hair Damask. Moss.
fwlne, Springs, Tacks, Sc. Wood and vii.
low Wnre.
Wool Mats Of superior quality, Cocoanut.
.hanian and grass do. lirh nges of all
he different pnttcrs and sizes. |,
COFFlNS.-A large assortment ofrtady
made, mahogany, black walnut, cherry,
'Ilte wood, aud pine ColIins constantly tn ,
Innd together with Shrouds Caps, Hand.
'ercIieiS' and all other requisites for bur. ;
~ purposes. furnished at short notice. =
llso Fusk' S Metallic Burial Gases.
CLAHk q llAEAED have nm elegant :
lcarsc connected with their Undertaking.
,uslness. which is always in readiness fla.
hose in wan, with II personal attendance !,
required I
The above articles arc mostly Of our own
II superior qualty-aim ,
III be spll for cash at prices that will not :
III ~ suit cur nuihci ous ustomers.
Varr R"OmS n"ar/y opposite The Po,c-
'f"c" Hotc/, Ves,- BrOad street.
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Free Coal, Lykens Valley.

THIS Coal is soft, easy to ignite, and
onrns freely in stoves Of light draft Just
received, and for sale
In addition to the above is we'll select
Ell stock OF all the different kinds and 81 yes
of the best of Goals produced from any
mines, weekly arriving, and is offered for
sale in quantities to suit purchasers, and
on as reasonab BILE terms as any in town. -
All those in want Of Coal arc invited to
call aud examine my assortment. No harm
will grow out of it. and you may profit by
50 doing JOSHUA THOMPSON, Jr.
Westerly. Aur. 2. 1855.
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NDDir lDarru.

| ARNED 4 SEA RAVES Automatic
IL Apple Psarer, fCr sale by
GEO. S.COY.
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usOPS.

a ',,7GE supply iusr received of n.;. ,e,,,.
gr"w'h, and prime quality. nj wholc.nI,. nal
retail nv PD TER A. rtt,upt,v WV
235 ''"'
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ErItsscs.

TX SUPPORTERS, SHOULDEr
7IACE - I'y supply Of French
and An rica, nrnuincturc. yori.
Gus styles, for = i' cheap by
.'ttiI POTTER x JHANPTIy
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"A ! Ter Mi res.

n Z " L -.
ln,ricln Cltncl tlagua, Armington's
iltters, Bush $ >arsaparlla, Bull : do, Hal
,cy's Forest Wine. Dr.. Woolworth's Sarsa
,trilla, Gibson Syrup, Halls Palinyensia
jrynes Alternative, KenHchy's Me lical
discovery, Morses syrup of Yellow Dock
iyer's Extract. of Rock Rose, Railways
teSolvent, Sands Spr,aparilla, shaker.
hterative Syrup, ThompsonS Spice Bit
erS, Snsend's ~arsapnrilla, DR. Weaver's
syrup, Bush's Sarsapnrilla.
Bitters.
DR. W Stillmrn's Wine, Atwoods PHYS.
cal, Clark's Sherry Wine. small, Hardy's
ilcctuary, Jewett's Health Restoring
rngley Root ami Herb, Moifatts Phenix
richardson dry, Williams.
Cosmctics.
Balm of Thousand Flowers, Cold Cream
Velvet Cnilk, Pink Saucers. Uungarian
'lm. Flesh balls. pink anil white, Rus,
'owder, toilet powder, liquid rogue.
Congh DIeliciaes.
Ayers Cherry pectoral. Bush's Waters.
''yan puImonic Waters, Cough and Croul
yrnp. Curtis llygicnna, Cod Liver Oil |
W. IlCH ; IullnOn;lrl |
tl'am, Gardner'~ Balsam Of Liverwort
mes Expectornnt. Jewett's Elixir,N hoop
9 Cough syrup, Reed & Cutters Pulmo
'ry B'ls"m, Rogers syrup of Liverwort
'r IN Canchal"gua. Trips Cough Can.
= "hitney's Group Syrup.
PiLLs.
Ayers Sugar coated, Benefits Plantand
Dot, Drandreths, Deans Rhcmatic, IIib.
'ri s. liollowny's lioopsr's Female. Lee,
McLane's Liver. Motfntt',
''e' thelps Tomato, potter's Podophyllin
h,'h sugar Coated II liam veretnbl,
M various other kinds OF Pills.
Linimeuks.
itwooNs Imminent. Clnrk's do. Amor;c,,
'iS'm' D wis Pain Killer, Dyer 5 I,nlin.
nbrocation. Ftches Liniment, uunt-
hennitic, J1ncS' Liniment, Mnrchnut
hr cling Oil, Mcintyre Rhcuma,ic. Mex
m Mustang, Radwny's Rcndy Rclef.
'bias' Ven,'il williams Liriment.
POTTER & CHANPLIN.
West En- pnwc1tuck BRIDGE
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ANECDOTE OF A FAT MAN.

Bridget" said lady in the city of Goth
am, one morning, as she was reconnoitering
In her kitchen, to her servant, "what nuan-
tlty OF soap grease you have got there. We
can get plenty of soap for it, aud we must *
change 1t Tor some. Watch for the J0t man,
and when be comes along, tell him | want to
speak " him."
- Yes ma'am," said Bridget, between each
Whlsk Of her dish cloth, keeping brig ght look.
out OF the kitchen window, and no moyiny
Creature escaped her watchful gaze, for down
the street came portly gentleman flourish
ihS cane, and looking the picture of good
humor. Sure that he was the man, when he
WAS IN front OF the house, out she flew and
lhlorm.d him that her mistress wished to
speak to him.
-" Speak to me, my good gisl ?" asked the
" Yes, sir, wants to speak to you, and
says would you be good enough 10 walk
in ?"
This request, 30 direct, was not to be re.
fused; so, in state of wonderment, up the
steps went the gentleman, and up stairs went
Bridget, and knocking at her mistress door,
put hex Lead in and exclaimed:
Fat gentleman in the parlor ma'am."
So saying, she Instantly descende to the low
e. regions.
" In ihs p. r or 90 thought the lady, "wha,
can 1t mean. Bridget must have blum iered -
but down to the parlor she went, and up rose
our fat friend with his blandest smile and
most graceful bow.
Your servant informed m e, madam that
you would like to speak to meat your ser
vice madam"
The mortified mistress saw the state Of
the case Immediately, and smile wreathed
itself about her mouth in spite of herself, as
she said:
own you pardon the blunder of raw
Irish girl, my dear sir? l told her to call in
the fat man to take away the soap grease
when she made mistake you see
The jolly fat gentleman: :leaned back in his
chair, and laughed such hearty laugh as
never come from your lean g,nlry.
" No apologies needed madam said he,
1t Is decidedly the best joke of the season,
tia, ha, he; SO she took me for the soap
grease man, did she 1t will keep me laugh.
ing for months, such good joke /"
And all up the street and around the cor
Ler was heard the merry laugh of the old
gentleman, as he brought down his cane
every now and then, and exclaimed, "such a
Joke !"
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s Of Wood County, Politics. Literature Agriculture Education the Arts and Sciences
PERRYsBURG, OHIO THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 16

has old, feeble fingers that scarcely can guide
a pen across the coarse paper---but the love
that lies hidden there, makes /. glow and
shine, and throws halo around the bows
memory Of his mother. But the captains let
ter is edged with black, for the white.winged
angel has been busy in his house. O, Death /!
God has sent you TO equalize and make level
allImen's fortunes. There is more 10Y under
the boys ragged vest, than for the tall man
whose pockets are lined with gold. And the
letters brought both the gladness and the sor-
row-lgbt to one, and darkness to the other 4!
Here in these little mysteries, was wrappa
what two hearts translated, and that none
other might know. Out on the deep sea, or
deep in the great forest, they come like doves
or like hawks. They are messenger birds of
peace, or of unquiet. Oh, Post master not
but realities, that can darken Tie
the brightest face or make glad the most sor-
rowful destiny,-that tell of life or Of death
that recall the ringing laugh, or the sound Of
clay, falling on cold coffin. The waves
dance on, and the wind murmurs through the
trees, but these little tokens have mower to
alter the keynote for those who listen. to
change the face Of nature for those who look
upon it, to turn song into sigh.
Maumee Oct 9th
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From the Rural Ncw-Yorker. 7
We, l.


"God SO loved the world, that he gave his only
begotten S IN, that whosoever believeth in HIN
should not perish, but have everlasting life. p
JoHS ill.,, l6 ...I..-r IteE
MIsrERrous attribute, eternslly unknownj
Dvinely s'gnifed, snd signally alone
The central source of all intelligence .r
The Living Spring whence all Beneyolence
Flows down to man, by Heaven 5 deep deere,
In living gstreams-spontaneous copious, free
o, Love- whence, and to whom, thy strange
display
The chasm how vast yet no unknd delay -
For Love.-endearng link in heavenly Mercy
chain,
Would bind rebellious man to COP in love again
When first in man his conscience whispered
Death
COPS loving purpose saved-it mildly saith,--
What strange encouragement amid such woe =
Thy seed, woman, shall this Death " O'er
"For peaceful Hope, exchange your trembling
".Know thy estatel;--know Love,-thy Savior
near
Assume your guilt, that on your head, the crown
Redeemed by substitutionary pain,
May be replaced, aud so secure remain,
A monument Of Love, unknown to thee before" !"
o, Man this Love endures its Author, then,
adore.
Eternity co-eval with Divinity
Did Love exist in virtual humanity.
The point in that eternity appeared,
hen strangly COP in man, his Love endeared
To our despising and rebelling race
But Love OF all on earth .--the seal of Peace,
unknown, but to the ardency of Prayer
But to the soul that loues to urge share
OF Life renetoed," as Love would urge the
dead
In all its length and breadth, to all who need.
o ! passing, boundless Love near 10 my heart.
May still find thee warn, m,-ne'e 'er TO depart.
And as the infex Of Thy Love to me, is " free -
So may kindred flow go back from me to Thee
AZ constant as Loves changeless fathfulhess,
So may my trust,-my constant seadfastness,
Eviuce that partake Of Life Devne-
share of Love, o God, like unto Thine
That so cemented bound by Loves strong band
To Thee, and TO Thy Truih.-I thus may staud
Steadfast till death, against this world stern
strife,
Buoyed with the hope that Death shall prove my
LIFE.
York. N. Y. May. 1856
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StNpAy-Thank God for the Sabbath =
After six weary days of toll and care, and
business anxiety, how delightful is the com
ing of the Sabbath-the wheel of Ixion
ceases in its toruing evolutions, the stone of
Sisyphus pauses upon the hillside, the back
is eased Of its burden, the mind is lifted from
the thoughts Of daily cares and avocations to
the contemplation of higher and more emo,
bling themes. The Sabbath is glorious ia
stitution. 10 the beast Of the plou, to the
artisan in his workshop, to the chemist in his
laboratory, 10 the professional man amid kis
books, and to the author with his per
comes the Sabbath with like blessing unto
each. .....
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THE GENTLEMSK-It is no uucomon thing
in the world to meet with men Of probity /;
men of courage, men Of sense, and men Of
letters are frequent but true gentleman is
what one seldom sees. He is properly a
compound of the various good qualities that
embellish mankind. AS the great poet ami
mates all the different parts oflearning by
the force of his genius, and irradates all Che
compass of his knowledge by the lustre and
brightness of his imagination, so the great and
solid projections Of life appear in she finished
gentleman; every thing he says or does is
accompanied with a manner, or rather a
charm. that draws the admira ion and good
will Of every beholder-Steei.
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1t has been truthfully said by satirst,
that il some men could come out of their
graves, and read the inscriptions on their tomb
stones, they would think they bad got into tn e
wrong graves i Flavel.
There is a gravity which is not auslers
nor captous which belongs not to melancholy,
nor dwells In Contraction Of heart, but arises
from tenderness, and hangs upon reflection.
Every theory which urges man to labor
and research, which e&cites activeness and
sustsins perseverance, is gain to science !;
for it is labor and research whit h lead to dis
coveries.
Bodily infrmities, like breaks in wall,
have often become avenues through which the
light Of heaven has entered to the soul, and
made the imprisoned inmate long for release
in Canada West they are manufacturing
excellent wine from wild grapes.
Imagination, ifit be subject to reason, is
its "slave of the lamp"
Happiness is not promised to the learned,
but to the good.
The latest accounts from Polynesia de-
scribe severe shocks Of earthquakes in Hawaii,
Pride is as loud beG gar as want.
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General Windfeld Scott received the
Cadets at West Point on the l2lh ult. He
appeared for the first time in his uniform of
Lieut.. General.
On the 25th of July, a party of five
Englishmen ascended Mount Ararat, being
tie first persons who have reached that place
since Noah.
"A man named L. ]. Brown, from stock.
blidge, w., was suffocated with gass, at Chi
cago, on Thursday last On retiring, he blew
out the light.
Nothing as quickly Eruins government.
whether in family or school. as frequent
and excessive threats Of absurd Punishmes sts,
Law and order now resign IN CALIFORNIA;.
"A Kansas election came OF on the frst
inst.
Orders have been received at Norfolk to
Fl. out the sloops of war Dale and Marion.
He giFes double who gives promptly.
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The TEAcHER's DurIEs.-Have you con.
sldered how great thing it rs to be teacher,
and to stand at the fountain whence springs
the source of mans usefulness and have
you thought how easy for you to drop into
that fountain ingredients that shall embittef
or sweeten the whole current of life, even
where it is broadest and strongest? When
the people of Israel complained to the old
prophet of the bitterness of the waters or
their land, he only went 10 the springs and put
in little handful of salt and all the waters
as they flowed forth were thereafter sweet and
pure. So the teacher stands at the place
where bubbles up the stream of all Influence,
and he can throw in there silently and surely
the salt Of good principles. wLi;h shall make
the waters go with healing wherever tkey
wander. Oh, beware, then, what you saw.
and what you do. Make honesty your rule,
and fidelity your practice.-[R. |. School
master.
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TRUE FRIENDSHIP

oH what happiness, what brightness,
In life's changeful scenes appear,
When we meet Kind words aud actions,
And We feel they are sil cere;
When smiles of friendship greet us,
And we know that they are true
What greater charm hath this fair world
To offer me or your
with the beamihg sky above us,
And the lovely earth beneath,
with the music Of the ocean
And the flow r enameld heath
with the beauteous scenes of Nature,
What more cheering would You ask,
Than the glance that speaks affection,
From the heart without a maskf
For pure truth is such a Jewel,
On SO precious and So rare,
That it seems spark from heaven,
Seldom leut.to mortal. Sate /:
When We meet it in earth's friendship, :.
Let us prize its holy might,
For it comes unto our spirits,
Like an angel wing d with Light
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-Adyices from tbe Cane of GOOD Hor

-Advices from the Cape of good Hope
announce the murder of the Rev. Mr.. Thorn
as, Wesleyan missionary, by the Cafres.
The California Vigilance Committee have
disbsnded but it is understood hold them.
selves in readiness for future emergencies.
Mr.. George Peabody, the eminent bank.
er, arrived in New Yolk few days since, on
visit. He has been absent about fifteen
years.
-Advices as far south as Gainesville,
renn.' state that the tobacco crop in Tenn
essee and Kentucky had been seriously in
jured by frost.
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BAEGoR, Me.

A VIGILANCE COMMITTEE MAN ASSAULTED.
---On Sunday night gentleman on crutches,
who had been member of the San Francisco
Vigilence Committee, was violently assaulted
while standing on the steps of the St. Ncho.
las Hotel, by one Of the banshed rascles Of
that city, but was rescued ly the bystsnders
before he received much injury. A great
excitement was occssioned by the assault,
and had not the ruifian made spec dy tracks
he would probably have been severly handled.
Il Tribune.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-16

The teacher isnot always surrounded by
sunshine in the school-room. 1t is a phantom
hope to except to be. Sunshine, darkness
and shade alternate at almost stated intervals.
Therefore, the teacher that embarks in the re-
sponslbe calling Of the guidance and guard
ing of the youthful mind, must certainly be
qualified for the position, or he will fail, in the
same portion as he lacks Qualification to dis
charge tn. duties of his trust.
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In consequence Of Che existence Of yellow
fever at Charestown and other Southern
ports, quarantine has been established at
Philadelphia.
The New York Academy of Music have
received to erect a magnificent College in that
city, at the cost of between $50, 600 and 500,
900.
Wild hops are said to grow abundantly
in the neighbOrhood Of Carver and Glenco,
Iowa.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-16

HAPPY HoME.-Hamilton says that six
things are requisite 10 make home happy
Integrity must be the architect, and Tidire 8
the upholsterer. 1t must be warmed by Af.
fec:ion and Industry be the ventlator, rensw
ing the atmosphere and bringing fresh salu-
brty day by day; while over all, as pro-
tecling canopy and glory, rcshing will suffice
except the blessing of God.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-16

EDUCATION. HABIT, AND IMIrArioS.-Men
are every day saying and doing, from the
power Of education, habit. and imitation,
what has no root whatever in their serious con-
vicions.- Claiming.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-10-16

New YORK MoHTAIrTY.--The total number
of deaths last week in New York city, accord
ing to the city inspectors weekly report,
amounted to 43i, being 80 less than the week
previous. OF these there were-men, "A;
women, 10; boys, 1853; girls, 1874. The
principal causes of death were-consumpti
43; cholera infantum, 81; infantie c5nvul.
slons, as; diarrh@a, 16; dysentery, 18,
infantile marasmus, as. Three deaths from
yellow fever are reported to have taken place
in the All ward Wash. Union.
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INCREASE In THE Price oP SILK GooDs.-
A Paris correspondent says:
l Am afraid the ladies will complain this
year for silk goods will increase in price
there is rise of fifty per cent on the raw ma.
terial. The Lyons trade in a very depressed
condition. Many looms, indeed have been
stopped. The only great orders received have
beea from Russia.