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"Hon. ID. F. TIEnANN, Mayor of New York }

III A Philadelphia auetioneer has been per-
United by somebody who should have had more
reverence to offer for sale the following interest
ing relics, which belonged to the late Gen. Per-
sifor T. Smith, viz An antique military chair,
made Of wood from the Notifications of the Castle
Of San Juan d'Ulloa. Also, pair Of gold epau-
lettes, containing sixty-four diamonds, made in
the City Of Mexico Sharp's and Colts rifles ;
guns and pistols; swords; two very superior
,addles; fine telescope, and field glasses uni
form, &c. This (says the North American) pre-
sents a fine chance to obtain some relics Of this
distinguished officer.
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NorIcE OF raj! N SSilss;ssJlNrrNuANcE OF
The LAND 0EFICE AT PALMYRA, IN

Notice 10 hereby given thit, In pursuance Of Law,
ard In Of the fsot that the pnsod lSnd IN the
PALMyRA district 10 reduced below ore hundred
thousand acres the Secretary OF the In erior has d
rooted the discantinusnoe off id district ard this
III. unsod IDS therein he inside subject TO sale and
entU 1t BooNkvILLH. in said Sta.e.
land. ToH.hlulng unsOld tiu "a. appropriated By
law, and subject to entry AZ the fhce now dscon l.
fnned. will oesss to he subject to ntry at said Of
eject BY the eGster and r.. csiver thereof nd the
land omcers at Bonneville vIl give public NOTICE of
the Gay on which they will be prepared 10 receive
nee.
Given under my hand, at the citv of wsshinston,
JOS. D. WILSON.
Aotns Commisaionsr Of the Genera Land 0Mes.
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PERSONAL.

go. Capt. Brereton, U. s. A, is at Kirkwoods
-. B. c. Yancey and family, Of Georgia. are
at Browns
.... Hon. Pierre Soule, Of La, is at the Ma
tional.
John Drew is playing at Woods Theatre
in st. Louis.
-. Miss Maggie Mitchell is playing at the
National in Boston.
go. Hon. Shelton F. Leake, Lieut. Governor
OF Virginia, il at the U. S. Hotel.
-. The English Queen is said to be again in
an interesting situation.
Jenny Lind, in a recent letter to an Amer
lean friend, expresses earnest desire to cross
the ocean once more.r
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0TWASdlNGTON,A August 9TH, 1885, di-
w tor Of the star BY Publishing decision
benefit the public.
Your subscriber had drawn a number of notes
payable In l. q etc., months after date. When the
seconu Decane que. tne drawer VINO dl1 not reoeive
was paid for the second but ascertaned that he had
where ssid note was to be fund of course he could
rot take it up. A few days afterwards the note.
with protest attached, was presented to HIM by a
that the holder had not been able to fiad the re
dsnce Of the drawer. The latter is q citizen well
Tho note was taken 10 as soon a. presented, bur
the drawer refused TO pay the protest. The holder
ersOn, although, expressly acknowledging that the
drawer had acted up to his best faith" decided 10
drawer OF note must look for the holder, even If IL
has passed number of hands," Undoubtedly the
oeives to be law" bu. can such law be deemed
aJust one It's
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W NUDGE & CO..
w WHOLESALE

IA r. ID 4 L. r II ,,
No. IL Hanorer street, eornsr Of Gsrnas,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Csrson Bros Co.; Dickey, Ross q Diekey; La
gle Mills Company; Empire Mills: Gibson, Cro, by
q Robbins: n. d A. H. Hubbard; Jessud Il ] afii
J. ns Il 20: owen & Huribut; Palmer Por
ter; Palmer d. Smith; Parsons Paper Company
Marlboro, Mills; Metropolitan Mills; Sycamore
Mills; and various other celebrated makers.
Also. a full assortment of Book binders leather,
Cloth, Cue &c; Printing Papers, News and Book;
Coloret Papers Of all kinds; INV Board Find
eIs and Trunk Boards Bonnet Boards; white and
colored; Printers Cards and ard Boards, In every
variety; Tissue and Shoe Paper; Hardware and
Manila Paper; Press Boards.
and Letter Paper, Marbl Paper. Post Once and
Bank Envelope; Wrapping Papers; al kinds /;
Shesthing, lack ard Spies Papers; Printing and
VIZ ting Ink; Alum, Bleaching Powders.
HI Paper of eve-y description mado 20 order.
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THE COOPERS, or getting under WAY by Alice
L b. Haven; Is cents.
Vegetable and Animal Physiology, BY Henry b.
GoOdly; 81
Bucklsfs History of Civilization in England. VOL
Life OF Charlotte Bronte, 2 vols. IN ]; 81
Hlll's Life of Benedict Arnold rs cents.
Smiles Life OF George Stephenson, Railwa En-
gine.r: Sl.25
Arts OF Beauty. or Secrets OF La1y's Toilet, ~
Lola Montez; 50 cents.
aus FRANCK TAYLOR.
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EOURTH GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION
OF 1HE
Merrie Bachelors,
TO THE WHITE HOUSE PAVJLIoN
On THURSDAY, August d, lss.

The Committee Of Arrangements having cou
Peted al the necessary preparations -
lof this interesting Occas IOn. poet e&A-A
fully invite their friends and the pub
lac generally 20 unite With them On it's enjo,ments
Every precsHtlon viii be taken by them To proven,
accidents OF any kind whatever, and all who favor
the Bachelors with their presence on this ErcuF
sion may be certain OF having most asreeahlt ard
pleasant time. ~
To those who are fond Of dancing no better N,
lortunIty could POSSIBLY be presented than this 10
"trip 10 the light fantastic as the Bscbeiors ,,s
proverbIN for getting no good COtnlon a c , and
10 vatzes by moonlight they are particuarly Os
far, especially when NIthers's Stri N ana Bras
Band furnishes the Music.
The CoLLyER will leave Pages wharf ~ o.,
O'Clock q. m. and ~ p. m Navy Yard wharf at a
m and p. m; retn ming will leave the Pavilion At
p. m, landing at Blagden's wharf Nsyy Ysrd On
the second homevsrd trip by moonlight the boat
wharf and also at Blagden's vhuf.
Coachee yIll be in readiness at the corner of 1fh
street and Pa. avenue to convey PASSENGERS to tbs
boat and also IN attendance at the CITY wharf when
the boat returns.
per. and Refreshments AZ city prices.
and ladies'. an Ia-6t
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WALL, STEPHENS Il CO.,
w No So Pens, Ar,rxe.
BOYS AND YOUTHS READY-MADE
CLOTHING,
For School asd Dress Wear.
Parents and guardians wishing TO furnish their
children and wards with School and College Outfit @
Tor the coming season, are invited to examine our
present large and extensive variety OF
BOY - CLOTHING.
where they can hit out their children of all sizes. in
a few minutes, with every description of READY
MADE GAkMENTs of substantial and durable quality
at very moderate prices.
WALL STEPHENS CO.,
au 25-u No. SO Pa av., bet 9Th and 10th SITS.
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MOUNT VERNON AND THE TOMB OF
e LHSMks SSiLSEh g Sss s:s reg; EeSr
Mount Nernon and the tomb OF washln M ton lesyIns
the wharf, at the foot OF 1th street, at 81 a. m ne
tnrnlns about ~ .. m. Fare 81. U1n
FOR PINEY POINT, OLD POINT, NOR.
FOLK AND PORTSM6UTH.
For the accommodation Of families and others
wishing TO enjoy the lux uries of fresh
rIsn, Sraos, Oysters and sea Bsth xnAat
ing anorded BY those places. the fine
sale, and oommodIous steamer POWHATAN Win
leave Washington EVERY SATURDAY . A
m, ior the above points, and continue durInt tbs
bathng season, from her berth, At the CON nan, =
wharf, foot Of 9Th street. arriving at Pney POINT AZ
m. same day, Old Point n q. m. and Norfo's
a. m SUNDAY morning. Returning wal lesye
Norfolk on Monday at p. m. Old Point al D m
Plney Point at So. m. Tuesday, and arrive At Mash
lnston a. 10 q. m. On same day.
Fare (lncludlng mealsD to PIney Point, o.: ola
Point aud Norfolk, IS; and for the round tim al
including meals. Children ana servants half price
berths free state rooms extra.
Passengers will he taken M aud landed nj ali tia
landings On the Potomac. NV
FOR tickets and further information apply NJ IN.
omoe OF the Great southern and Southwestern
teket once, No. so Pa avenue. three doors east
OF Brown totel, or TO the Captain on board Tie
Boat, foot of 9Th street. NV
CHARLES q. MITCHELL. CAPTAIN.
GEORGE MATTINGiE
UH-d superintendent y. =. Il. Compsny
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The CrANE.-We noticed, q day or two since,
that the Cyane was at Norfolk, waiting orders
to sail for the Pacific squadron. We learn
that her shot, she'll, and other ammunition are
shipped, and she is now ready to SAIL
The following is q list Of her officers:
Commander, Samuel Lockwood; Lieutsn.
ants, N. c. Bryant, R. B. Loury, G. N. Nor
ris, DECREASE Livingston, A. J. Mccartney :;
Purser, James d. Murray; Surgeon, Lewis q.
Williams; Assistant Surgeon, Charles <. LII.
ming Marine Officer, L. A. N. Baker: Com.
manders Clerk, T. w. Upshur; Boatswain, ].
A. Brescoe; Gunner, N. D. Willet; CARPENTER,
VIM. knight; Sailmaker, S. H. Boutwell,.
TIE U. S. STEAM FRIGArE RoAsokx-We
copy the following paragraph respecting this
vessel from the Boston atlas of Monday last:
This vessel, which was put in commission on
Wednesday, lies In the stream opposite Long
wharf, where she is an object Of general admira.
tion She has been undergoing repairs at the
Navy Yard for some time past. The Roanoke is
an feet long, san feet beam, and 40 feet hold
She measures 6, OU0 tons. She carries forty guns
Of formidable character, all OF them being the
Dahlgreen guns. Upon her gun deck she has
twenty four nine-inch shell guns, and upon her
spar deck she bs. sixteen s,ght.inch guns and
only sixty feet Of the hold, and are now in com.
plete working order, as II believed The shaft
Ing Of her propeller is lis feet long, twenty four
Roanoke, to sail in few days, viii bear the
broad pennant Of Commodore String ham The
Following are the omcers of the Roanoke: Flag
Safda.r !f Fss, sMeintosh Cspiein William
Assistant Surgeon, A. Lynch; Assistant Surgeon,
A. vedder; Purser, E. G Dofan; First Ljeuten,
ant e. Lan'eri ID, 7. H. stephens; ID, George
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e. Z E9 ICEmi
Just received per schooner Golden Rule a cargo
of pure kOChLAND LAKE Ice. For sale low
au 25-St- G.. b. CHURCH.
CENTRAL ACADEMY,
~ Corner of dad 10Th ST.,
he exercises of this institution will be resumed
the LIST day of September. The number Is limited
Apply to
au 8 Inn MERCHANT. Principal.
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
MIS-. M. c; BROWN will reopen her school on
MONDAI, 9th September, at her residence, No. 9
Mrs r. has associated with her o lady Who has
had much experience in teaching. au25 SIS
&S0 REWARD will lie raid for the arrest and
VcV CONVICTION OF the person pc sons who. on
ms night OF Tuesdny. August oath, mai cous, Y
threw down and destroy ed eight of my most costly
marble monuments, ard mutt ated several others
VIM. RUTHERFURD
T. street, north eid-,
au Is st between 18th and 18th streets
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ROARDlNG, with handsomely furnished Rooms,
~ and liable Boarding Of select character. can be
obtained st 529 street, between 9Th and an sts,
If application be made soon, and upon IN. most
easy terms. an IS I2ts
ID OARD.-A comfortable ROOM with BOAHD
- can be obtained m private family at en- 18th
street, between and ". within few Minutes
walk Of the Treasury Department. au u llts
R0ARDlNG.-A few gentlemen can b. accommo-
ID dated With good BOARD and pleasant OOMs
by ply inG At No S2 Pa avenue, between "a and Sd
streets. near st. Charles Hotel an 10 I'm.
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ZINE WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
have Just received direct from the makers a & ne
and well selected stock of God and Silver =
WATCHES, that shall Offer very low, "a
correct time. eS4
have also on hand fine lot ofrch JEwELRY
and have just finished Tin my ow shop fine lot of
solid SIlve, Ware. all of which will sell at very
low rates, at No $50 Penn avenue.
au25 H. q. HOOn
1922 PA. AVENUE. 800
Travellers in want of TRUNKS should not fan to
vltlt our extensive cal. sroom, ocoupy ing UwO
the entire basement floor, where they wiilEyxn&
lind eve DESCRIPTION Of fine and medium RlfD
quality SOLE LEATHER, LADIES' DRESS
and PACKING TRUNKS. HAT BONES VA
1.lSES, CARPET BAGS SATCHELS, a g. that
may be required, at cheap and moderate prices
WALL. STEPHENS & co,
. SO Pennsylvania avenue,
au 25-u between 9th and 10th streets
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In e.ation to Kansas-take this kew and Won
will comprehend his whole policy In that Ter
ritory two parties existed one insisted the Ter
ritory had laws and they must be observed the
other denied the existence Of any Territorial laws
and undertook to disregard them. The Presi.
dent assumed there was law and II should be en-
forced. The people had right to meet In con-
vention and form their own Institutions They
did meet in a regular convention, they formed a
constitution In their own way, and thew subj
mitted the vexsd question Of slavery to a vote of
the people. He has supported law and he has
supported the action Of the people throug bout,
and know among you there can be no diversity
OF sentiment as 10 the Propriety Of his course
Then there Is the Utah question. IL presents
the phenomenon Of the age In which we live
band Of people pretending to receive direct reve-
lations from the most high Gcd undertake In
defy the authorities Of the United States and eI.
pei our officers. The path of duty was plain he
fore the President; others had qusiled before its
perils and its perplexities. He said the laws
must be maintained, and though 1t may cost
millions, the preservation Of the principle that
ours is q government of constitution and law wa,
worth hundreds Of millions will Won not stand
by HIM In this work. Again, in our Southwest.
err section, man came among us who pretended
TO belong to foreign government and ATTEMPTED
In violation Of law, to set on foot an expedition
ny ~nlch ne eI Pected to invade a nation at peace
win the United states, and thus secure his res
tituton tn his lost political position ana s,sn
chises. The President set his face like a Air,
| against all his efforts to mislead our gala n,
Young men aud inveigle them into an expedition
against law and against national faith vbi.s
| was bound to result In disaster "0A
For banking the plans Of idle and ambitiou,
Adventures tho have done 20 much Of late ~
ALLEVIATE the feelings Of those neighboring ma
tions who ought to be our natural allies and ain.
cere friends, and for preserving the sanctitv q,
the laws, he deserves your confidence and adnI.
ration.
The country has been but lately deeply excited
and justly exasperated at the reported tiespssse.
upon our Gag In our own waters: The character
OF the President 10 properly illustrated by the
kI>k a.
conducted He hrst directs that full and fail
but decisive statement Of rights shall be laid
before the English Cabinet. He then directs
that our vessels shall be directed to cruise IN The
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Gulf Of Mexico and among the West India
Islands and to arrest any effort to search or visit
any vessel bearing our flag. This straightfor-
ward diplomacy required promptness and de-
cision on the part Of the English Ministry, and
the result IL, that before | left Washington an
answer was received admitting in Its entirety
every material point in regard to the Right Of
Search for which our government had cont ended
In vain for the last forty years.
But did not intend to say much In less
than three days have travelled more than 200
miles am weary and feel the want of sleep.
Moreover these matters Of state are not 80 inter-
esting TO me now to learn the neighborhood
news-as to who Is dead and who Is MARRIED
and who are going TO be. Fellow-citizens, from
nv heart Of hearts thank you for this welcome
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T N w X E.
ZONE all ye who are in want,
Come al who are in need
Wanting Tin Work Of all descriptions
UT Sheet iron stoves. and such like:
Copper Work done to order.
Cal and see J. T. TONGE,
Old Union Building, T. st.. bet. 18th and 18th.
an IS I'm
MATCH RACE WILL COME OFF OVER
WI the Bladensburg Course on Satur-
day, the 18th OF August, for ssa side <p11E<Se
$50 yards. The following are the parties ~
to act: 2sA
George T~Crawford enters grey sedins one ey ed
Register.
George King enter, grey Horse, by Register. dam
by ZIngOre, years old.
au Is 2t- THE PROPRIETOR.
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REAL ESTATE.

o. FARM FOR SALE.-The farm known
mr.; IS the "Flint Farm" and recently occupied by the
.8AA. late Samuel Barnes, located quarter, Of
mile west Of the Congregational aud Methodist ChuEches
in Shrewsbury, on the main road from Shrewsbury to
worcester containing about 81 OF land twenty
acres of which is woodland Said farm well divided
into moving, pasturing and tIage- The county road
runs through the farm about in the centre, and 1t may
well be sold for two farms containing about40 each,
and each part have good proportion of moving, pas
turing, hllage, and woodland The above will be sold
whole or divided IS the purchaser may desire For fur
Their particulars Inquire Of ELI WALC0TE or J. W. Ma
SON, Worcester, or JOSIAH G. STONE, Shrewsbury.
Shrewsbury, July 8, 1858. d2taw&w3W jyb .
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. IT u e r S

ID i L II II >
Composed of SdTsapGTfild, Wild Cherry, Yellow
Dock, Prickly Ash, Throughout, RhubGrb, Man
drake, DGndsiiOn, &c.,-GH Of tchtch are 40 com
bounded as to act in concert and assist Nature in
erGdicGting disease.
The effect OF this medicine is most wondeyfu- acts
directly upon the bowels and blood, by removing all Oh
stEctions the internal organs stimulating thep In
to besthy action, ren"vstne the fountains OF life and
vgoT. ufyng the blood cesnsi it from sn hu nors
aud causing to through every part of the
dodg. They ard eradicate from the system Liver
Con9lant-that main wheel Of so many disesses-Jsun
dice in worst forms all Bilious diseases and Foul
Stomach Dyspepsia Costiyeuess Humors OF the Blood
aud Skin, Indigestion, headache Dizziness, Piles Heart
burn easnss, Pain in tue Side aud Bowels Flaiuleucy
Loss Of Appetite, and all kin rcd omplsints caused by
torpid diseased Liver disordered Stomach or bad
Blood to which all less subject in Spring and
Summer.
II taken in large doses Fever and Arue may be brok
en- up and cured at oaoe. This has become standad
medicine and IS decidedly the best the world ever saw
Price only 25c for the pint, and S7tc for the quar-
bottle.
Sold by all medicine dealers everywhere. Order
should be addressed to J. 0. LANGLEY. IL Marsha
street, Boston. Mass.
Sold by all the Druggists in Worcester.
Each4 dNw6m
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AUCTIONS.
BY E. w. VAIL.
A ssLG Mes, SALE on vAIEARln

ny En- w. VAIL.
A SSIG NJ ES' SALE OF VALUABLE
N REAL ESTATE In NOrcsster.-By order Of the
court Of Insolvency the undersigned will offer for sale
ct Public Auction, on the premises on TUESDAY the
10th day Of August next at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon
the valuable Real Estate, situated Main street. In tho
city OF Worcester containing about nine acres and sew
enty rods the formerly owned by John O. Ripley
and more recently by Thomas Earle bounded and des
scribed follows 10 wit: beginning at the southwest cor
ner Of the lot at land Of James a. Wall and others
thence running said Wallis land esstery about ave
hundred and eighty FIVE feet to angle thereof thence
south IA degrees east about thirtyVe rods and links
to another angle in said line thence running southery
twentthree and quarter degrees west about twenty
three rods and six links 10 location Of the Western Rail
road Company thence turning and running northerly on
the line OF said Railroad about ihfriy-hve rods and
eight links to the land OF John c. Ripley thence turning
and running north seventeen and oueha degrees west
eight hundred and twenty feet thefeabus to an
angle still on said Rpleys land thence north Weutysx
and three fourhs degrees west five hundred and lofty
hVe aud half feet to the east side OF Main street. thence
BY said Main street, two hundred and twenty six feet 10
the beginnings excepting and reservng out Of the aore
described premises right Of way John O. Ripley his
heirs and assigns in his adjoining elate and Jofeph
sargeu his heirs and assigns and across passage
manner as the same excepted and reserved in the deed
frm George T. Rice to the said Ripley dated JAM 22d
1S4s and recorded in the Registry Deeds Worces
ter county, book 44S page 400. title free from ncum-
brance wli be made to the purchaser Terms reason.
able and made known at time Of SALE For further par
tculars apply to the undersigned.
Z. L. NELSON Asignees of
CHAs. a. 'TENNEY, Thomas Earle.
Worcester, July TO- 1858. dts jy13
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BY A. u. PFoK. Anctionasr.

UCTION SALE of 100000 WORTH
"A GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES JEWELRY,
&c.-I shafsel at Public Auction at the Rooms OF Put
nam h Clark. 14s Main street, commencing THURSDAY
Evening, July 15h at O'Clock, and continue every
ing until further notice. large and desirable stock Of
Gold and Silver Watches and Jewelry, comprising q
splendid assortment Of the stales Of Jeey Ia
sets, consisting Of fine opal cluster SETS leaf and garnet
sets, also and mosaic jewelry OF every description
Ladies' and gents gold guard and neck chains ockes
gold rings, &c. B. The above goods will be sold without
jy14 diff Il. R. LYON.
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The Worcester Wafer Cure VIII hereafter
be exclusively devoted the treatment of female patients,
while the other will he received only as bosrdsrs,--
the location of this establishment is eevate1 quiet and
healthy, combining the advantages Of both town and
colntry Open at all seasons For circulars address
ROGERS, N. D. Worcester, Mass.
ar DR. RoaERs' day office is in the Central Exchange
Post Office hepr During the Evening and night he may
be found at the Water Cure. dtf su1
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NOTICES.

NOTICE. meeting OF the bondholders Of the
Mechanics Association will be held at o'clock on
THURSDAY EVENING, July %, at Room No Mechanics
Budingi and all bondhoders are requested to be pres
emit. JOSEPH P. HALE
jyl9 dA
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IN AHTIGI Eat q 20, OF oo a VERY

Il LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS,
for the Fall trade of importation, have re-
duced the prices OF our Spring and Summer goods which
is nov large and select.
Great bargainswill be offered in rich Honiton, Valen.
ciennes, Maltese, French Cambria and Muslin Collars
made up Valencennes Sets, Honiton, Maltese French
and Cambria Sets elegant Spanish French and Chantie
Wells, large stock OF Real and limitation Laces in
white and black, handsome Mantilla Laces Sleeves,
Trimmings received this week. 500 gross silk groshet and
Gold Stone Buttons Fringes aud Silk Trimmings,
heavy black Silk and Twist Fringes, black Vevets with
Tassels Hosiery, Paris long and short Mtts real Alex
andres and Aubry's Kid Cloves Silk Lisle Thread and
Cotton Hose ohenelles, Fancy Hair Pins, Embroidered
Slippers Chair Seats, and great many other French
Fancy gocdE Also large assortment Of French Cor
sets at prices truly incredible. Wholtsale purchasers
cash short time will hnd 1t for their advantage look
over our stock of FOODS and learn our low prices.
Respectfully, GROSS STRAUSS,
iy2O dtt ; 152 Main street, opp. Post ONCE.
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Testimony of a number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DooroR HiLL-Dear sr: This is to certify that
my case was Of very bad humor in the blood but
truly say that your valuable medicines have cured
me- and recommend all that sick, to call upon you,
for you can cure them. Yours. truly, L. L.
Worcester, Mass.
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This certihes that my wife was afflicted with weat
mesa or general debility. Doctor Hills medicines cured
her. j. II, u.