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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-03-25
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GAA ~ a. &1S1O
NHE undersigned respectfully announ
II ces TO his friends and the public gen.
orally, tha; tie has taken, Tor term Of
years, the tavern stand heretofore in the
occupancy Of Daniel Shaefier, aud known
as the
Waynesburgh HOtci,
in the townoi Waynesburgh, Stark coun.
~, Ohio-where he Is prepared 10 give
prompt and unreHiIted attention 10 thu
comfort and general accommodation Of
travellers and oilers, who may favour
him with their patronage The Hotel 10
spacious and convenient, and It's furni.
ture entirely new. Nearby, there is sn
extensive area ruserved for the reception
Of Carriages, Wagons, &r.-apd IN this,
there Is an eyeIaowing FOUNTAIN Of the
PureSl water, con lucted by b. drants from
the adjacent hilIs.-Hls Board shall be
spread with The best the markets afT1rd.
ahd his Br ai~Ays furnished With every
ncces'ary rcIreshmenl. Hts Siabilng il
large, and will always be attended by
carctu aud active hosliers.
The Undersigned IS rleter mined TO reu.
der his. establishment the comfortable u.
bode oi all who may please TO give him
call.
JOHN BEATTY.
Waynesburgh, Stark county, o.
February 2Gh, 1893.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-03-25

what wac asriSht, and submll 10 nothing
that was rong. But ! was grossly
mistaken in these men; the loaves
and the fishes was all their aim! What
Is II, these modern Cataines would not
do had they an opportunity! have they
mot disgraced he party that elected them2
My own conscience bears witaess 10 this
case. hlve they nol violated the mos,
sacred obIi CATION that man can he bound
inP Ifthese traitors have no feelings on
this subject, let those answer who have!
IL that party, from whom those political
traders obtained their power, can relish
this trafick, then there is but one other
dose for them to swallow. for one can
not and any man Of standing, of any par
ty whatever, that can ought, and have
10 d0ub: will, be lightly esteemed in this
and all other districts in this State. But
have asting and an abiding conf
dence Ia the republican spirit of the dom
inant party IN Old C,Iumbiana, with
whom have been long associated; that
she will aVeNge nur Injured rights at the
proper time and place. Principle is
what we contend for; and not men. Co
:Umbiana pro6ung by our loss, she has
positively uducntiy (lho', through the
Legislature, obtained a seat in the lower
house, that, of right, belongs to Carroll
coWaty land no hnuorabIe man in Co'um
hiana will ever SIT i'm ihat seat. and an
honest Democrat will never vote Tor a
member OF Columhiana to fill that seat
This seat belongs Of right 10 Carroll IN
lieu Of half a Senator. If we yield our
half seat in the Senate Chamber, we are
entitled to second member in the low
er house.
But more on this subject, at another
time. EQUAL RIGHTS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-03-25
MARBLE YARD.

NUMBER s, WOOD STREET, rITTsDUR0.
NE ARDl.E Mantels, with PIlasters
IVA and Columns, Head and Foot
Stones, Monuments, Tomb Stones, Car
bIe Counters, Slabs for Pier and Centre
Tables, Slabs for Side Boards, DJor Si,ls
and Steps, and oil work in the N.rble
line.
Orders thankfully received & prompt
ly executed on moderate terms. nv
JOHN riley & Co.
June l2, 1885
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09
SAMUEL BALLARD, Coach make.

SAMUEL BALLARD, Coach zacke-.
y EsPECTFULLy inforn. the pubic
Il at he st;N continues the coach NIX
prg bssiness ~ hss old shop, few DORIS
east II the Ns-ienai Hotel; where he is
prepared to exet ute all orders in his HE
o. hs.einesss Al Che shortest notice and On
the i,ost reasonable terms. Those vho
wish 9 purchase cit er plaia or fashionable
carriages win do sell to call and exarnhe
hi. work. As he has good worknsen. ID
the test Of materials he fatterp himsiaf
that his xsrk Is not inferior to asy dofe
IN tbs cs.snsry. He has aow on hand, ole
elesan barouche and harness. far sak>
be has also two or three carr.ar.s nfInF
= ainefGaality finished He reausnS thants
70 MS I ie ads for tas very Liberal = krou "a
; >~ssssc1v~a ssafF-sg--ss sssr r.. + yD1 =
no+kLs which las been e4sa1 = -
No - the place, q stlsl hopes contitsi
Arsse.
= No. 18th. 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09

THB sid David Frazier having
He'd hismemosisl il this Csurt showing
~ coadition Of the ssid estate, and GEN.
pooiaiag MT the property, both real and
pelDeeal, = inss6icisat to pay ahe debts
81 1oQnu1s ouistenlxng asaiasert =: = =
r. - sr1essd, thas ihs 6lia6 - pen
10y e ~ saA eumpla3aa = uAade
kpevn eoss.e crsdssen Of tho sid William
Ceaaoe, deceased, " publ cation Of this
oe1es ~ elk weeks snccessi-eiy 10 tine
Alliehasod Palladium" a weekly ra~spa-
- - bed in tho town Of Richmond,
Wayne epunsy saa that they BE- informed,
shas unlsss shey nosily the ssia adm,ais'Fa
toe eike existence and sxsens Of tas'r
ios1scSive clasass, BY Ting the same, % a
eeaiement ofthe nature, date, ard descrip-
tjnn sof lbs ceatT1ll o. assunspset upon
which The same may be founded, in he
elics q the Clssk of this Court pseviohs
= ~ 0nal distribution q ths Assets Of the
estats okthc saii eecedent. such clains
yin b postponed N favoSof the claims ct
usrs dilissns creditors. By sxder Of the
Count. 1Er c. CONWAY, CPk.
Dse. 5, 1855. 47-6t-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09

d. Fulghum & ! Sailor.
HAVING entered into partnership N
- the Coach making busses, would res
pectfully inform their friends the public gen
orally, that they are now prepred 70 manufac-
tnre Post Coaches, Coaches, sandaua, Dickey
seat and PLAIN Barouches, Chaiotees, Phaetons,
Buggies, Sulkies, Gig, DeaAorps, plain car
riages, sc. Having erected a establishment
suitable to the business, and hving employed
a number Of good eastern wsilnen, they fatter
themselvesthey will be ableio finish work for
neatness and durability equ3 If not superior,
to any done 10 the western lS1ntry. Thoss
wishing t. purchase are inyi&t to call and az
aminefor themselves. Cafages repaired as
usual; all orders thankfully received and
preqptly attended TO. ShcpsN the corner q
Maj and Franklin streets, Rihmond, Indiana
Iinth month 1854, 1885, H-1y
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09

s3SfiE undersigned wlllsel tract ofland
situated On Elkhorn, u miles south Of
Richmond, containing eighty acres, On
which are two small fafms,a good SAW
MILL and MACHINE HOUSE, with two
CardIng Machines aud ! FULLLNG
MIL, IN complete order. The whole Of the
above property will be lsld on reasonable
terms, and the neighbSrhosd and water
power will justify a considerable extension
Of the improvements
DANIEL. & John CLARK.
May 9th. 1885. lSf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09

X + the above establishment on South
9th near Main street, and adjoining John
D. Merrisson's Hotel, there 10 always on hand .
large aid general assortment Of Pots, Mich
pans, Jugs. Jars, Pitchers, Dishes, and ever o
Their article usual in Pottery
Also on hand a large quantiry ofmgar crooks,
lor the spring sales or at this time. payment in
the spring. EDWARD FOILkE.
Tenth me. 18th 1895.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09
RICHMOND HOTEL.

ME subscriber has takenfth we'll
knswn Tavern stand, en- ". corner of
Main and Washington stress. near the
centreof the fourishing towf of Kichinoad
Wayee County, Indiana.
His aim IS to please-Th/Fefore noppins
wlu be spared in giving general salifac-
tioat t. al wlo will do him the favor to call.
d. u. SLOAN.
Richmond. Nov Is 1884. ~
p. s. Horses and Carriages to let On
cas- on bile terms. 81
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09

JAMES w. BORDEN.
NOTARY PUBLIC Avn CoNyEYANcER
Richmond, Indiana.
Having Feceivsa the appointment Of
Notary Public, is now ready to take the
acknowledgements Of deeds Of convey
ance, mortgages, &c. He will also draft
; itteR instruments IN N accurate and
neat manner. Office on Xain street. on
!, osite the Branch Bank.
August Sth. 1885. 31-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09
T ON Ps ON IS

To0TM.. ACNE O0OPS.
ITHE subscriber has de pleas.ss q q.
- fering to the Public fresh Dpply =
hfs rsDedy for that tofmenting diseaees
the TOOTH-ACHE; which - has discsv-
lered by series Of experiments PsTsusd Sof
nearly two years.-1a the csmpssitisa q
TIN remedy he assures the eablie thae
there is not the smallest particle q esy
mineral substance, that il 10 eoeirely Co..
pended from the vegetable kingaon, and
that III tendency II, Instead ef csrrsdieg
the serve and s1bstance Of the toeths to
preserve both.-It acts - = sedative, aad
alss ~ IN intiseptic, without producing
TIL slightest increase Of pain, and on it,
aplication almost instantaaeoO relief =
,ehfained.
Nuneross certificates are n H. psssss-
80 Of the subscriber. Of cures pQf1bs@oA
bythis remedy, but - soaDe - Zen ca
- seen where the 'sdreps" are Tor sale,
al the Others On application = IL ssb-
scriber, il 10 deemed useless to fnsert
t1e9Aee>Ae7AAatxshlie1fiD< sse S1o]
1OFo expensive than Deees1a9y.
A single vim will b ssGcisos, 4 pso-l
1er1y spplie4 10 eure As0 % % 100 cssss,
n . pFi11 directiom acce9pany eacA
- -. ~ ps''. g 'a-'''''''F '''. Il
Feesals vkslsanls - ret.1 y DE.I
hip 1lasa = naesvills; 49, Co.l
Aincinno1is NJ - y. callisa, Urook-
)llss 10y rst1a = ~ Il - esssfsyl
4 7ies.lassss - /, 49, -
reanline.
Al nie.aiss - - s1bseribsrl
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09


sls- 50
Dn = 5000 -
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+ pogn, eeo = -
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Gt9el coseavene0- IN who!ly vseefanss
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cseesoo M apfetnes oiepeIs uasuseuey :
.nn = an lnoodnoibee auxiliary TO Aasea .
Anti Oyspepoc balsam. 1os The euro Of
Dyspeps.a. H. moesc'ee nay a1so D
'sed ~ AZ debs2eeted naosts with great ID
'ensa&s a pesect safety.
~. j. The 1alsam - taken before and
70 Tome Mixture after Zach meal
CERTIFICATES.
This = . certify thaa have examined]
b. 8. A. a4o6 nssocr;pason e. ~ cure
,fDyft - . . esaesai gemsdy, II
ave 20 douht but that It i equal, If mott
upesios o any ether remedy Of the kind
NV o6ered = tho public, and that L vill
loewer the Intentions for which il h rec
=
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09
RICHMOND FOUNDRY.
g EOyER q WILLIAMS.

" hA1S - - leila -sfN. tn q nj 49,.
Ere T. fefr Fning their franks 4, tl4 ~, ...,,
.asy isf ne hosssi patronage thesha.e rccly..l
ana wnIie Inform said comsnuss|t, .s,st ~
tahen .nes partnership yssxfa q sos \. 4a.e
Danss aad ssyie o. T. Grove, 4, ~. x,s
3 sse o.'S1.l srn vii Be paid Or ae last 49,
- ae.a u = Grover eco. and .rF r..sp, &.
Evsa ~ u'c saa~ ara p Aay Ia sassa .;a~ss. &
!. ~. = sIsea rs risina, Eras 4 Gaser
El,s4E-S1. fsHry n
ACHILLES VILLA rs.
JOSEPH GROVER
ssse and xe~e eonssarti~ d. ~ -.
: = - 1assoe ct oodss cs& ir>rV -.
= nan Cssksnx. Farisr. and skx,a - -
- as steve rips and srlnsssrfs. -
AGEcs soIes mil castings =. x5ssz~a -
- c6s = czsfiass stsan receivs a.
u..~ GaovEan.
- - - $3.50 - -
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09

- !. 81! ]: q 81; !:
ceive on sisrage.or foF lie on commas ion,
Western Prod0ce Of every description. His
attention vail be particularly directed 10
the sales efFLOUR, WHfSkEY, PORK,
BACON, an LARD. Liberal advances
hcosh wall Be made on consignments for
sals in this place, or, for shipments to any
mafkot n tho United States.
he Aiehasa mrrket price will al all
tiDes 30 paia in cash, to< Ginseng, Bees
wax I'D Feathers.
A. agent for the Covingson Cotton Fac
tory, aconstant supply ofthose we'll knowpt
Yarns will be kept on hand, and for sale on
Tie mesf liberal terms. /
Particular attention paid 20 receiving
and forwarding Goods.
r. BUCHANAN. i
Dee. 5, 1885. al /
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09
Yours fesree fnllyy~
ADAM SURFACE.

NloArcreek, warren CO. u. Lee. 1884,
rhis 10 tn certify that .,avs ben re-
,issed ofmy Dyspcptic sysz p.onss I wAich
nave bsen ssvose asd of loss stssilhg) BY
tbs uss ofDs. s. A. Latla.. balsam and
Tale Mixture. hnv~ Aeen under the
care Of several esnir<sit p ,eiciane, and
tired many ofths~ puiar pes edes OF the
dsy with bIi Etse eject, and am free 4,
say that the 0sdscines are ne besr that
l hass ey~ssned.
-. THOMAS ANpERaoN
~,nnasi, Nov. 10 lSS4.
Tss IS % certify that my wiz has been
rvved sf tho following symps N by the
= Of Dr. 3. A. Laisas Anti Dysps pt,c
Dam and Ionic MIXTURE.
OK the last i6ur years she has lahore 4
g Dyspspsie and pulmonary symptoms
- P1snir the breast and s.de, aste nd
IN cough; also pain, soreness &c 4
ing q tho stomach, together vial,
rs tne food after eating, headache. d ~
-. enst.veness, disrhosa, salp;tas On !,
= heast, great datuleaey With belc.ine
90 ssst- The long coatinsass,e oil
sJm1ee, produced gFset De ~ L
- followed The prescriptions e sew
eanens PHI aicnns and used tie nosti
Dtea remedies without relei Shel
slncst ee1iEsH relieved br the ne
ettle - Dr Lsttsas Rsaan nd
J 1llxsusu
visw q thas, ] have giw.u tho abova /,
EEate. With desire thag should B. /,
I ID gooi ofthss< sNhe my bel
.ha sans vsy-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-09
VALUABLE PROPERTY

NJ. q. -
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-26

applied, by virtuous females, in a great
measure TO heal the deadly malady Of Ii
centiousness. Let the proper brand of
infamy be put upon the men of such char
acter, and let them once know and feel
that virtuous woman, will not demean
herself even to converse with them, and
thew will soon feel that the pleasure
of the SPORT, will be more than counter
balanced, blythe reproach OF insulted inno-
cence. We wish these sisters to be fullv
assured, that inthis course ofconduct, thew
will be fully sustained, by every virtuous
man In the community; and should all
objection be raised against it, by any man,
it is plain to US, that he feels implicated in
the case, and of course is one on whom
their suspicious should Immediately rest.
That the men are the more guilty actors
in this whole business, there is not room
to doubt; and we have long wondered,
that the indignation ofan incensed commu-
nifty, in this overwhelming abomination of
desoIation, should have rested 50 cxcIu-
slvely upon the female offender: when in
reality, the male is the head and front of
| VIZ OHNuuLHS, GNHIS uSSISileu the SulQe
and protector of woman, BY the all-wise
Creator Say we, that he was first tempt.
ed by an abandoned female? In that case
his duty was plain, to ende1vor to protect
her, and not for the sake of indulCing a
mere appetite Of the flesh, TO disregard
the laws AMI ordinances of his Maker,
confirm her in guilt, end plunge himself
in infamy and ruin But there is little
use in trying TO reason with men of this
character; for on that topic they have
thrown reason from her seat, ard given
the reigns to appetite and lust. Now let
them feel the just resentment of a virtuous
community, and if they have not gone be-
vond the bounds Of recovery, they will
abandon their evil ways, and return again
to the ways ofvirtue This is the proper
course, let 1t be faithfully pursued by all
the vlrtuous part ofthe community, and it
will do more to destroy the sin of Icen-
tiousness, than has been done for apes
Let hcentious men be branded with an in
fanny as deep, and dark, and lasting as H.
centious women, and the current Of evil
will soon be stayed.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-26

morning in my study to pray and to re-
port the labors and successes Of the prece-
ding day. This gives me an excellent
opportunity for correcting their mistakes,
and furnishing them with new topics OF
argument and exhortation. have never
adopted plan which pleased me so much
and appeared to be fraught with 20 many
benefits. both TO the assistants and to the
ueople AT large. Judge, from the daily
Tenorts I receive, that spirit of inquiry
and d;snosition to listen are gradually
GAINING ground in this uncommonly stu
MD obstinate place. AS to myself l am
never at leisure to 60 out, being closely
employed in revising the translation of the
Old Testament, and reading proof sheets
ofscripture and tracts. The first volume
ofthe Old Testament was completed in an
edition Of two thousand, on the 4th inst.
the second volume having been previous
" done. The third and last (from Psalms
to Malichi) will we hope, be completed in
editions Of thirty and forty thousand.
hope, as soon as the whole Bible is out OF
press, to be at leisure to add few new
tracts and elementary works to our pres
ent scaniy stock, and also to attend to the
more systematic instruction Of the assist.
ants. particularly the younger ones,
The translation ofthe New Testament
into the Ealing language has proceeded
70 the end Of the I'd Corinthians. The
principal tracts are also translated. Mrs
Judson is endeavoring to prepare herselfto
assist in that department and as soon as
the new falling Types are ready, we in
tend to commence printing tracts and por.
tons Of the New Testament, for the use OF
the numerous population in this place, and
all the country east of Rangoon, very few
Ofwhom can read any other language.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1836-05-26
THE TELEGRAPH.
MAY 26.
Ne'0- York CITY, May l8, 1886.
CoRREsPoNDENcE OF THE EDITOR.

CoRREsPoNDENcE OF THE EDITOR.
BIBLE SOCIETY. Our readers will re.
collect where my last left this subject
On the day following, (l3th inst a society
was formed, styled the american ana
Foreign Bible Society," There was much
unanimity of feeling and sentiment among
the brethren present, who were not few
in number, although not as numerous as
could have been desired on so importan,
an occasion, or as would have been, with
more extensive and timely notice. The
opinion was almost unanimous, that pics:
emit organization was demanded by the
interests Of the cause which the society is
designed to promo:c-that postponement
for year would be greatly injurious -
The opinion was equally unanimous that
this our immediatism would meet a eener,
al response throughout the country. The
last article Of the constitution makes the
instrument susceptible of future amend
ment at the annual meetings Of The society,
the first Of which is to be held in April,
1887, at Philadelphia
AMERICAN PEACE Society. This
society held its anniversary on THURSDAY,
18th inst, in Broadway Tabernacle-s.
V. S. Wilder in the chair. VIM. Ladd Of
Maine, who was the founder, and who has
hitherto been the chief supporter of the
society, read the annual report, which
showed a great increase Of interest taken
in the soclety's enterprise latterly. Mr.
Ladd must have seen upwards of three
score years. should think nearly three
score and ten. Who would have thought
it. from the nerve, vigor and power of lis
Solemn appeal to Christians" lately pub
lished in protracted numbers, and copied
into the Telegraph Judging from these
articles, Z had not anticipated finding a
man past themeridian oflife.
I"eOnsistency-n Kingdom diridsi a.
gainSt itsslf-E. N Kirk Of Albany, one
of the chief speakers in the Peace socic.
tvs meeting, commenced with the state
ment that the society rests on broad ground
that whether man holds that defensive
war is right, or that it is wrong; whether
ne holds that our navies, our forts, our
military academies for training our young
men to war, ought to be abolished, or
ought not to be, there is nothing in the
way of his becoming member of the A.
merican Peace Society. Now those who
know any thing of the history of this So
clety, know that it has hitherto been ineffi-
Gent and has made but little progress
what else can it be owing so much as
% 'n's radical defect in constitution? :. 1t
mas not wanted for able, active, penserer-
ing ifien0s and supporters. What moral
cause has had better men for its leaders
than VIM. Ladd and Thomas s. Grimke2
What has had more of the prayers of min.
isteTsa The cause Of peace itself is the
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-19
DOCTOR CORBITT MAY BE CONSULTED IN

- confidential m,nner, his Office p Duane street.
Chatham and William New York, where
afflicted with delicate diseaes old obstinate ulcers dyspepsa
worms Of the bladder, ueth, and kidneys and ali d
from the abuse of mercury inpurty blood
are invited to cali The banefu elects often arising from ause
mercury, need desrpion troubled with certain
d,<a.e nav appIy DR. Cobi With ofhayips
Ideally without particle Of mercury, any other dsnrersus
medicine His charges sssusbe and uens
Of the spplican DR. c. been sduested IN Europe 49,
o talent and has had considerably prtss
In extensive hospita and dpensare Instant relief given =
afflicted viii The plea and perfect effected h dr.
dyA without ossheeusnt oc tsess o. the .ishtea psa e
ceuin disease TIE hooos3k secrecy sbssrvsL AitsSi
ance dsHftsa WP Il t'n' 'sS77I = 3sn a
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-19
MO oUACKERY.-TAYLoR L SONS Veg

NO QUACKERY.-TAYLOR SONS Vegetable Psnaces
nabe relic for Coughs Sore Throat Hoareness, Colds
and Irritation Of the Lungs.
Its the for dagreeabe and often fatal visitors colds
coughs &c solicit ofthe public vegeta
bic Panacea Its nyarbe benec effects, prompt Offer NE
Panacea condition that does afford relief The money shall
returned be had repository No 81 Division, and
Dr. Evans No IS Division and 81 Broadway The genuine
signed the label ny Taylor Son, and sealed with her seal
TAYLOR SON
dec TIFF Propretcrs for the United States
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TO THE PUBLIC.

BROWN 4 Co. having heretofore made great improve
T. ments in the manufacture Of Satin Beaver Hats, PRICE
80 THREE DOLLARS, have extended their attention
this most important branch Of business and faer themselves they
have succeeded in manufacturing article which for ghlne
durability and ustre be exceed BY nothing This
hat the combined result Of several experience in the
faeere much attention nd in the pursuit.
Brown Co. in presenting the public they
y reached the utimaum Of beauty eeapness durability
and comor to the They also manufacture and
doing for time Fur Hat which furnished
THREE DOLLARS This hat las been highly approved by
the public, long experience will testify All sales for
therefore good customer the losses of Dad Whoesas
dealers supplied at the shortest notice at
BROWNS Cos. Priced Hat Store.
To- l78 Chatham. of Motts street
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MOODS CARPENTERS AND MECHAN-
II AIDES LOOK AT THIS.-wATsON VAN

Il AIDES LOOK AT THIS.-WATSON VAN
DUZER 58 Chatham street, selling at very reduced
prices, splendid of Furs, consisting
Pelenes Boa Mud Neck Ru Swsnsdown for trimmng and
every other description Of articles ia their line Ladies' wishing
purchase would do well call and themselves
scre determined clear their entire stock Of Fur. prey
Gus Il the holidays. WATSON VAN DUZER,
l58 Chatham street, New York.
Also hand aboye superior style of ine Fur CAPS and
Stocks. dec SIT