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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05
nj DICAL INSTITUTE
Sc Main Street, Worcester. Mass,


DRS. HILL a. TVOM PSON
t ana If as
letter Drs H. and r. consider it su1erfuonS To- alIude
to the universal success which has attended ber roc
tice since the establishment their office in Worcester
of the readers Of this advertisement that they have
highly popular European Remedy for Fena o
1t is the original recipe Of the DISTINGUISHED Phvsi
can Sir VIM. James, of London cntirpd pr Wm
James Female Catholic will he found rertain
remedy, and warranted m he Immediate
m0val of Stoppapes of The Monthly t,atamenia VIM
and Falling of the WOMB Married laas ,yb"so bnolt
will not admit of an Increase nl family will And r. 90
tain pre- tentative but at the same time il is necessav 70
caution are cDciee that II mo-, ,iSo
carriage is sure 10 he the result ' ~ ~ q ms
This myaluablc remedy will he sent free apv,rloro
with advice ON recent of 81 ' ' "l'o'N'
The limits Of this advertisement will nrovnnt rrs II
& from ail1dn,, t rho nan, @ IIs. II.
Would addnS sHi aenon ar au IN eGRSs9H hGg
wanting ON their part, in treating successfully most
obstinate cases Of private nature that under their
care
5000 KEW AEsDii
For ANYTHING that will excp hrs nm f. r1o,,,rs,,,
Purely VeurToblp SncridcS fr no - r ,,
C,lret urd Svnlis in nj he ,sro, t VI
Afpctions OF the X dneve trovol In,t,ta,,o' ' tt,
Weakness and ali Diseases nf tho i-ri,,r,. r, i
Couahs Ncrvnus C,n,nIolnts go.
piles Scrnti,Io PbnWnatian, 80,
and disc ascs ,,cnrroIiy ' 80 ~ w iii ''''ii"ioe
friendly sIvice tiov +ordar a., oil ,l,o+ ,o,, .t 49,
nrnsrh ff f"ctin,, ~ o ali ma Iu '.t APP
By adontimg his nrccantiT Tho "ip r1 Iii 20 elu
$50 - tn!a PicCautiI', tne greater ulihcuIty
"'Vueu III ehecuhs a Speedy ana sure cure
% Il q H.
DDC mr. ,,,ro,,,.1,,- 90,
ader ~ - 10 ~ ~ VII continue their usual
49, tt Ees III le,lcal Oh dental treatment
,i15s,,r, a., ", ~ mus Coii'"l oe uual
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Boots ann Shoes.
g. p Lie ATTEN I o n

g. p q B Lie AT T E n I o n
Is CALLED To
FOUR IMPORTANT FACTS.
lst.-That at the BAY STATE BOOT AND SHOE
STORE be found the largest and best retail stock
of Boots and Shoes in Worcester County
2dhat Boots and Shoes can bought cheaper at the
BAY STATE BOOT AND SHOE STORE than at any
other store in Worcester County
sd-ha Thereafter Boots and Shoes will be sold at the
BAY STATE BOOT AND SHOE STORE for cash
only.
lth.All those who for Boots and Shes at the BAY
STATE BOOT AND SHOE STORE, will do well to
call and settle or their bills will he advertised and sold
at public auction
j. c. DUTCH,
No. Bay State House Block,
lyle dtt Worcester. Mass
KIP AND CALF B o 7 S.
u. ARNOLD,
Manufacturer, No. "a Front street. has constantly on
hand, good assortment of Fresh Goods adapted TO the
season.
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
IL you wish TO liberal per cent.
All goods custom made, and warranted expressly Tor
retail trade. off mchl4
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Dir. IOOKER'S
COUGH AND GROUP SYRUP
DR.. HOOKERS COUGH AND GROUP SYRUP.

For sale by GEO. p. HARLOW No. 242 Main street,
and SILAS DINSMORE, No. 50 Main St, Worcester,
Mass and all dealers throughout the United States and
Canalas.
H. A. KEITH az CO., Springfield, Mass,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

Concentrated Leaven is the result of careful chemical
research. All its ingredients prepared in highest
state of purity and compounded with to produce
bread of far better quality, and in much less time than
by any other process and the manufacturers submit it
with entire confidence the judgment discriminating
housekeepers, bakers, &c, &c.
Bread of all kinds, made by using CONCENTRATED
LEAvEN, is lighter, digestble and nutrcious has
agreeable natural taste is less liable sour will re
tain its moisture longer than by other process ali
the whole preparation for the exceed ten
minutes.
is valuable because peIishable and NAV be rem.
dered available in places and at times when yeast
within reach, In all climates and under all
circumstances, it adopted, thus ubviatng all diff
Guilty OF procuring yeast other fement which FIRE.
quently OF an inferior quality rendering the bread more
or less unwhuleSOme.
1t is also valuable regards economy. has been
ascerancd that saving is effected in the flour of not
less than Is per cent In the process much Of
the saccharne OF the OuriS lost by being converted in
TO earboc acid gas, ,ii and the incurred
solely for the purpose of generating gas the
avoided, and the gas obtained in equally el
hcacous fermentation, as has been stated DESTROYS
part of the -four meal and, in consequence barrel
OF flour weighing 1856 lbs, which by the common method
ordinarily makes about $50 lbs of bread gives by tg
process 30 lbs thus eectmg the very important SAVING
Ot 10 per cent III the quantity Of -four. BY conformity
TO the directions on each package ordinary
attention NAV conduct the process, and the result will
Invariably be highly satisfactory
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Onlnlbusrs.
QRSON N. HEATH'S POLITICAL

ORSON N. HEATH'S POLITICAL
" NOTICE No. =.
fure silver plated casors forks spoons and all kinds Of
ware,
Also Edwards crcckery large lot sale prices very
For at the roetca Exchange every day brings some
thing new;
Is very true;
Then again, brooms brushes, tin ware new you may
find. - ~ "'
And the very best assortment of ekeepng goods
Now all good ousekcepers to the Poeticnl Tx chnnoe
be SURG to 90;
just below W ivy
n. 81 am constantly receiving the latest STYLES OF
crcckery ana glass ware and the best variety of house
Keeping goods to be found in Worcester and shall sell nj
less prices than any other first class store In the ctv md
everybody Is invited to call and il this is not So
lnYZ9 Wjln OKSON n. HEATu
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HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPAR
Ill ATION.

1T illl Tor eaNneSS OF The lid with
Temporary Suqusion and Loss OF sight.
HElMNBoLD'S btCHU for Mobility and Restlessness
nEMBoLD bUcHT 5a obs SSf 10 Society
HELMB0LD'S BUCHU for Excuses arising from Indis
E SENAtEsS -EEN4FEs
TEMPLA1ING MARRIAGE,
. TrEY ARE OF NO AVAIL
IS THE VTRY REiT EXrR h3 BT T
For all complaints incident to the Sex, whether arising
from lndiScTeti,n Habits Of Dissipation, in the
DhQ sEE sY AZ TaASG hB or ;IFE'
No FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
cine, for Unpleasant and dangerous Diseases
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU CURES
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages Atlittle Expense.
Little rho change Of Diet 10 Inconveni tSs;
Use Helm oLD's EXTRACT BUCHU for Excesse
arising nom habits INDUCED in
BY YOUNG AND OLD,
And for diseases arising from habits of dissipation tire
moves all improper discharges, and will restore the pa
f Use EMF mS X SFs FeIh aqa G fur diseases
HEMBoLDs EYTRAc si BG gcfIrSS for all aeo
URINARY ORGANS,
Whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating, and no matter of
HOW Long STANDING.
All the above diseases and symptoms admit of the same
treatment and may originate from the same cause
Read! Read. Read,
HELMBOLD'S BuCHU is safe and pleasant in taste
ana d. oGor, Put immediate in its action.
city Of Philadelphia, IL T. HELMBOLD, Chemist who
being duly sworn does that his preparation
efa bbageo'c mercury qrSus drugs but
Sworn and subscribed before me the 28d day Of Novem
oe ni ioot l., ,..., WM F. HlBBARD, Alderman.
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MANHOOD -HOW LOST. HOW

DRS. HILL x THOMPSON will continue their usual
moderate charges, in medical or dental treatment.
zB Letters for consultation must contain one dollar
to insure an answer. Diff mv2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-23

The Grand Vizier of the Sultan OF Turkey
has been making tour of the Turkish pro-
vinces, and for novelty in Oriental customs
making speeches to the people at all the prin-
cipal places.
On Tuesday last, at Halls store, in Orange
co., N. c., four negroes, who were sitting uu-
der tree during a thunder storm, were killed
by a stroke Of lightning.
The several Vigilance Committees in Orange
county, Va, are TO meet at Orange Court
House, on the second Saturday in August to
form a consolidated association.
Paul Morphy, after passing few weeks in
New York will take his final departure for
Paris, which he intends to make his perma-
nent home.
At Pavilion, Genesee county, N. Y. July
10Th, Mrs. Hannah Pierson died at the ad-
vanced age OF los years.
Church, the artist, has bought a fine farm on
the Hudson near Catskill, N. Y, and is now
solourning there.
Senator Benjamin sails on Saturday next
for California, where he is engaged as counsel
in the New Armada case.
Mr.. Sanderson, of the New York Hotel, has
been appointed Purveyor for the Prince of
Wales during his presence In Canada.
A few days ago, In a quarrel at st. Louis,
Mo-, George Shields drew pistol and shot
Edw. A. Cable dead. Shields was arrested.
A London jeweller, who made the Heenan
belt, writes that 1t Was paid for, and he re-
ceived the money.
VIM. @: Rives, of Virginia, is among the
guests at Newport
The Rev. A. ]. Orr died in ThomasvilIe, Ga.
on the 18th inst.
The wife of Hon. Jno. b. Floyd, Secretary
of War, is at Old Point.
Heenan and Mcdonald are in Albany, N. Y,
much to the delight of the roughs there.
Harvard College has conferred the degree OF
LII. ID. on Lord Lyons.
Gen. Comonfort, ex-President of Mexico.
has taken house in Fifth Avenue, N. Y.
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MARINE lNTELLiC<kiNC6 .
PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 81.
H.EA Water lass day Monday 81 e'eioeA.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, CeuISh Ne, New YORK. mdzs.
Schr. osiah Achorn. Merreil, Kockiand' hme'
is seSr r. p King Leeds, Philadelphia, pix iron.
sch1 Jas. +. Brady, Mathews. New York, ice,
o schr Lynnhsven, Croker, Norfolk. shingles. Jas.
s sonr. Naiad Queen, Hulse, Philadelphia. coal,
sc h, corbuIo, Lawrence Philadelphia, coal. w.
sohr. VIM shamburg, Tarves, corn. Bacon l.
schr. s. r. Allen. Baker, Boston, mdze.' D. &
sc6r. Hope, Frank, Baltimore, mdzs., w. D.
schT. WIN Severe, Brooks, Baltimore. suano.
schr. And. W. Armstrong, Mathews, varina,
wheat Jos. Brummel! : c. On
mdze and passengers. b 4 W. Curris.
Sent Sent HAMPTON a Iddns, New York, mdz.. w.
Sohr. Aexena, Smith, light.
Schr. SeorslaIn anna, BAKER hght'
sehr. Ann y. Skies. Reroden. light;
Schr. kob't Franklin, Spedden. hight
ed .eS : south WIND sf Rics
mond. July ai.-Cld, stmr Beividers, Richmond
wb.oSss snd c S5s 1s' No9o ''hf'
kichmond; Baltimore; W sha n. T.; T. G.
| ton, N G; Mail. Virginia. July 81 CID, .tmr.
;Hh .c ! T. Williams MaIr.Tst W S;.,
Point; H. Kid Ter Whining ton, N. T.; San Louis,
| T. ]. Erickson, Banvsrd, j; Ferris. Ida Cramer
| and ]. 9 Wright all from Va
| Nj i. Trout, Ames for Hampton Roads, loading
| bligs Ianthe. Bowman, for co; do; Mary Capen,
Sprague LEM, Travers, and William Mason,
Gardner for Richmond, Va. loading sehrs. Sc,
| guine, Elliott, and Sea Witch, for Hampton
Roads, do.
BvsroN July l9.-Arrived, schr Emma Furhush,
| Norfolk. Cleared schrs Susan F. Abbott. Rich
mond; E. NlckersOn, do.
| Nav uAyEN, July l9.-Sailed, schr. E. Parker,
| Virginia.
| PHILADELPHIA, July N.-Arrived, schr. Black
| Squa Newbern, N. c.; Brunette. Bacon's Cas-
| tla. Va.
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$685. ss sno1nunSene - Meyer Wlnle0s.
On ths late national anniversary, Bishop
CtAxx, Of Rhode Island, delivered the ami
versary address to the citisens Of Providence,
from which we make the following extract:
=" Fsllow-c tiasas Of Rhode Island Two hun
sssse 9, ,ndes endsnss mads n s s.ar sosI. Ia
!hs body the freedom Of the viii as we'll :. d III.
yrsany OF tas past. We keep no aunlverssry "a
commemesanon OF that event, one Of the grand
he sus Ssss Of the great &c SH :%ss
the charter Of modern liberty. Monuments bevs
s:n erected ssb. s i q
who never knew what it was to be nooe Q, neno o..
able But there 20; 'a II
It. not even stone to mark his grave. PIN are
preach ;sY nSy intend 70 sss maj man
iss, tia, sissr BAR trial q two osn.a,,e.
e worth, ~, Gorsay OF Sns doc
tln: b HGfs on he r." q Il. eass
1s,Ssr 10 e9s re s;s
~ thau there is IN the records of Rhode island
ana these Providence Plantations. No Indian
tribe ever cursed you; no man ever suffered mere
tory, nyt ever fertile, but you have. srown very
ricn. God has prospered you abundsntly. Now
snm when IN.
grown cd; work of art that will elevate the
TASTE ana quicken the patriotlsm OF our citlzehs
to the latest generation. For, remember. the prin
ciples which that column ID Intended to commem
as truth"
This tribute is as just as 1t is eloquent. To
Rhode Island belongs the unquestioned honor
Of securing to the people from the beginning
that freedom Of con science which the neigh Dor
Ing Puritans never exercised towards any but
themselves. RoGKR WILLIAMS, genuine
man, deserves all the honors she can bestow
upon his memory. There is no more gallant
State In the U MON than Rhode Island, none
which possesses more genuine chivalry and
courage. The little Commonwealth which
gave Gen. GREEN to the American Army and
the PxRKYs to the Navy, will occupy place
more conspicuous in American history than
some States of larger growth.
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Noiieset.ntaiaknr..


We have received u catalogue, accompa
by handsome iiihograph OF Bethany College,
Va TDs institution is under The Presidsncy
of the celebrai ed ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, aud
is in prosperous condition. It Is situated in
Brooke county, Va, seven miles from the
Ohio River aud sixteen mites north Of Wheel.
Tag. 1t has capable ana experienced corps
OF Professors, and The location of the Ooilees n
one OF the healthiest in the Uaited States. The
entire pile vt College buildings prsssnts front
of i2O feet the style Of architecture il the Col.
ieg'ate Gothic. and the irregular outline pro.
duees very pleasing and imposing effect
We have also received catalogue OF that
venerable and weli-sus tained institution. N.
Georgetown College, which 10 IN high stats
OF usefulness aud Prosperity, and embrace ,r
It's iist of President and Professors. nsmsa
eminent In every department Of learning ana
scholarship. $500 - = =
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LYxcHpuRa, VA, July ~.
q We have hsd warm, as well ~ cry 49,
here during the past week, and veg =
suffer ipr greatly for the want q iHi"' =.
On Friday last q lot Of toDacco Was so'u ~ -,
this city Al the unprecsoenr.ssss LIED ~ y,
c~~niv- by II. + Pryor, and purchase by Mr..
Crumpton, of this place.
Durins Saturday, no less than three houses
toot Are in the city, but were luckily exiin.
snished before the flames spread.
MI. Alexander Tompkins has resigned lis
nos As Cashier OF the Branch Of the Farmers
Bank NJ this city, In which capacity he has
served for the last thirty years. It is not
known at present who will be his successor.
Mr.. T. retires on account Of the inflrmities Of
age.
"A painful accident occurred ON Thursday
last to Miss Jessie Clarke, Of Crisp's theatri.
cal troupe, now performing here. During the
evening Of the day mentioned, as Miss Clarke
was making her exit from the stage, she lost
her balance a. the head Of the stairway, and
fell head foremost down long flight OF stairs,
bruising herself in many places. Her inju-
ries, though severe, are not considered dan
gerous.
The different watering places, situated Hest
of US, are fast filling mp, and every day adds
to the already large number Of visitors at most
of them. Every day during the past week
large nun bers of persons in quest Of health,
pleasure, sweathearts, hus bands, wives, and
all the other concomitants which give zest and
Road, en- route for these mountain resorts
where an opportunity will be afforded them
to procure each and all Of these blessings:
q. X
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~ GALL ATTENTION TO MR..
aHk e s sIs sm
wS TO the be isa
the bald pated and thin haired visitors to that
EIsat national 9 s ss ,Dee Observation-Disclosures
INFAL' TBIE' VIRGINIA. HAIR REsToRER,
man, gentleman well known TO ali; il this is
not sasIactors call at the Propretors SO Main
lions OF the Union:
RICHMOND, July 10, 1860
sure in Informing You that have used three Pit bet
ties OF your Hair Restorer with great sATIsFAc-
Please send me halt-a dozen bottles.
RESPECTFULLY, JOHN o. CHlLEs.
NJ , RICHMOND, July IL, 1860.
Mr.. N. EzKKIRL-Dear Sir: 1t is with much
six bottles Of Hair Tone
AND recommend 1t as the very best article that
CASE '.lD5s1W g. s'iDR sSsos, Mayo. Bridge
N Ezrkis Es Esq. fh sii; i' You
n With 4 to 81 xhf
Err, which has been exhausted for several days
and have inquired in vain at your agents in
trial Of your kestorer. as far as my limited sup
ply permitted to Judge, is highly salts iaetors.
W XIV IL ltiI tTldl3 anu Will. there ore
thank you to send me half a. dozen bottles by
Adams Express; and bill with the package, to he
collected on delivery. Your early compliance will
very much oblige, Yours, truly,
M Price 81 per bottle
"a All orders must be addressed tn the Proprie-
tor. N. EZEKIEL,
90 Main street. Richmond, Va
NO HUMBUG, The numerous unsolicited certif-
oates sent to Mr.. Ezekiel ought to remove the
doubts OF the most Incredulous as to the efficacy
OF his Hair Restorer. We call attention to his
new advertisement in to-day's paper.-Richnond
Wing. July IA. 1860.
:, HA- For sale by all Druggists in the United
States Price 81 per bottle Nv ~ d,tcwIt
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Closing Ts 1SH WE nssssos+hnksf 81 SD
CHINA, CLANS. $50
EARTHENwARH,-
BiLVER-PLArERlOoDS
REF RIGkkAT TORS. 90.

Attention 10 reau esfed 10 ms sale THIS MORN
IN j. At 10 O'Clock, and continuing from day TO day
until the whole is closed. Wall sell, WITHOUT re-
Geo J. Sumner & Co., No. 20 Pearl street. the Gu
tire balance o. the stock remaining In said store
Cnins ana white Grsnits Dinner, Tss and Toilst
WARE.
yellow, Rockia sham and Common WARE Of
Cut and Pressed Glass GpBLETs, TUMBI. EMS,
WINS. BOWLS, PITCHERS, DEVAN-
TIERS. 20. -
A Hne. ass.rtmsnt ef Bohemian DEcANTERs.
silver 1o plated late &c ccHsToRs PITCHERS. TEA SETS,
wsTkR C0SooLERs, aEF
WIRE COVERS. GAS SHADES, WATERS.
Japsnned TOILET WARE. 30.
The whole embracing the largest and most at
tractve assortment Of such goods ever before Of
fered.
The attention Of the trade, -housekeepers, and
the public generally. 10 respectfully requested
jy BIT THOS. w. KEESEE, Auc'r.
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Commercial Fair.

a correspondent of the Baitl more Exchange
advocates a Commercial Far, or European
Trade Sale, in that city, under the proper aus
pices, and in conjunction with foreign manu-.
facturers and Southern and Western buyers.
In New York, the Book, Picture, Snoe and
Dry Goods Trade-Saies Of that city are regu-
lar features. Boston has also adopted the
same plan with great success. The new trad.
iig association formed in Belgium for the
promotion of direct trade with the Sou, hern
cities OF America, has decided upon Trade
Sales, or Commercial Fairs, as the best mode
Of attracting buyers. This system might be
adopted with success in Southern as well ae
Northern cities. II the anufacturers In Eu.
rope would agree to consign to respons BILE
parties in these cities, goods suitable for the
Southern and South western trade. purchasers
from the South and West would no doubt at.
tend the sales ia great numbers. The Me-
chanics' Institute affords q fiue hail. where
the exhibition OF samples OF rare and beautf.
fai goods and works of art could be made most
attractively. EEa =
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W UGH Master, from New York:
Patrick Conner, r. niger, Jss: Dela'ue,J. H:
lady Jos Butler, Miss g linden Thomas Mar
shall, NJ ss Marunda,, James HlnceI. } N. Waters,
CAPT Schs field H. HaYer Miss Bimmlck, A. A.
Peterson, W. H. Peterson, W. Whtworth. John
Wadsworth. VIM. linden aud lady, Dr.. Gatcheel,
Also from Norfolk w. Holt Richardson and
lady. ] H ftshugh. Miss Ella Richardson, Miss
Laura Sutherland.
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, "oAf suAk--A boat, owned By Edmonds 4
w. ~. ano 'ne Lucie = Jones. one of ths oppo.
s.uon PASSENGER land maii) line, collidsd on
.ae lanai on Friday. the iath isst., abous MA.
A,sn.' 'he latter being sunk. Her passsneer..
Hstl was badly insursd. s. an" ~
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How q Great city is Made.

New York possesses that audaclty which is
necessary to great ach evements. Her position.
fortunate a. II is " tuId not have led her on 10
empire, If her people had not been At least equal
to her position, They are Always ready to cast
their tread upon tho waters. Ia the expectation
that t will 10 retur ed to them after many day
perhaps with additions
We commend this undeniable fact to the con-
sideration Of our own people. 1t is not only
true OF New York, but Of every prosperous
city that it became great by sagacious
courage which did not grudge a small expen-
diture for the sake of heavy returns. HOW
long would q city like New York permit sixty
miles of railroad, as essential to its salvation
as the direct route between Richmond and
Lynchburg, to remain unbuilr! Yet stand
"shivering on the brink" of this narrow
stream, aud "fear to launch away"
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R New and Seasonable
DRY GOODS.
WATKINS g. F'ICKLEN.

Beautiful English Grey POPLIN, for suits.
Do. s English Grey + n + p An
Do. "a Enslish Grey BEREGE AN
GLAlSE, low priced.
Ladies' and Misses Black silk MIrIS
Mems Linen COLLARS and SUSPENDERS.
White Illusion BERTHAS and CAFES,
Emsroide ed Fine Linen CAMBRIA HAND
KERCHfEFS
White Brussels NETTS.
Black SILK do.
Cambria Revereing and Bobinet FOOTING.
And other Goods arriving by nearly every steamer.
And AT COST, AND
REGARDLESS OF COST,
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
SILKS AND SILK ROBES.
Forming the larg est, ne west and most elegant as
sortment of these goods ever oil red before In
this city at these figures.
These Goods are we'll worth the attention of Ia
dies expecting to visit the Springs or plat
ing summer tours.
jy 2l-St WATKINS FICKLEN.
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COURSE OF. ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY; ar
ranged with SPECIAL reference to con enlence
Of recitation By H. J. Schmidt, Professor in
HIs SSlaH'' 81 'eT1 af STATE OF RHODE 49,
WHAT MAY BE LEARNED FROM x TREE.
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