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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26
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II Respectfully his iriepds and the public that he
has The II Cedar doors OF Broadway
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
Where the srcles be paid the business all
branches and hopes by keeping selection and
II the approved and fashionable
tcles with and suitability OF workman
ship and elegance OF h merit Continuance OF that share
paslc patronage which has heretofore been Literally
bestowed on kn
eturnng his sincere thanks his old friends and in
soci the favors OF begs To state that those
gentlemen who wish furnish their cloth, may rely
every attention being paid 10 their orders.
The nost moderate charges for prompt payment
u London and Paris Fashions receiv, H.onihly.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26

the adjacent country above Truss adjusted and app
ed by Surgeon, who has devoted particular attention 10 the
subject of Hernia and the construction and application OF
Trsrs at his Office No Ann street. Broadway, two
the American Museum, where they may be had
wholesale and retail.
Also general assortment Of suspepsory Lsndsges the
manufacturer price,
Trusses by the oozeu the lowest cash price.
NJ. B.-Obervs particularly the name and numb"r-2 Dr.
Glover. auA In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26
ma. y FRANCIS, oCCULUs.AQUA. or
IL Specific FOR DISEASES OF TIE HUMAN

~
EyEs-In preseutng 10 the ancted Francis celebrated
oecuusAqus" The PROPRIETOR hcosscepousy aetuaed by
ns.ns 81 asyi.ns the ssssines q his fellow creatures
The remedy taowa-sa. been ed-sna has snecesded
sion -s.rapidy setting Ia h has succeeded il where
the Faculty Medicine bad declared the sufferer TO be incur
IN ss sd e.sS
powa to AL aud that, may prove balm sfhsaog 70 the
ysoc Aqua adapted 70 all naanmstory disess
e. OF the eyes even whss IN Ssr os, ,eaos. ssd ehrHs
70 Sse the eyeRds1wesises.es Of sight opthsriss nc
vn remove by audeous those rebslous csly
Sy I'll ee ss.%Sssory ssd nervous ii.
With which the Organs OF yssa ave attacked should In
The speeHe pn. up i bottles. VIVA soSple,e directions 1G
M sss Asee s .r.se ess n
professions hotT. ron To IL oelecL "A M ssd from
10 Barclay q Jus. "a, lsss.
rom ger,emen, ~bo.e static. In lfs respec.b pie
" ..a .e..e worth are ass., ,SucssT Tor the
isen w.ud s sts I~aLn !. the adg~en' Of the reader
From the Re-. Mr. Potter, Psssr 81 the church Bridge.
qusis.ed Who had Lees nssr bGss for egb, years ser
pending hundreds Of dosrson various reme les With
one be,,ie Of Dr. Francis remedy. To ssonsbment ssa
yss o s rs ms@ BE IL
sight ssd speedily did he Improve besh m sreo"'eea
his perfect VISION
Apother case was that Of poor who, spending nine
opths In discharged by the physicians
OF the instuton with what they termed an incursbe
cataract eye, that he was nearly blind trial o.
Or Francss remedy however hree hotties ony being used
~ him. removed H. the surprise Of all who knew his and
with welt as ever he did, feel
my duty give this isfermasen Tor the beneh o. me
public
Tbe Rev. ,. Harrison, Thcmpses st. having prosnred
soe ef the above Tor Mrs. Harssns saysto sn as
toushss has removed the eness and pan which had
excessive for years. she bad used many din rent wa
rrs but they all fsied Therefore hope the public viii
soen appreciate It's value. JosbFH HhkhlsON.
Mrs McCsHfey, No James o. vieow OF the a.e Or Me'
nv 10 the desired and truly saved
from absolute sIndses ssd hope 'he psone VIZ sooo
know iu vslpcr
The rev Mr. Dunbar s.ys-"rrew the tesrouy OF thos.
Who have s~ed the eye prepared by Or rrsncs
have heson In Recommending 20 tie spccis nc,ce
he pshlis.r buNCAN suNrnhN
TpE INrrovED ENAMELLEB EYES, inserted by
Or Francis cannot be dsurs ushes rem the natural
IN perform metios 81 that organ without gvisR
the slightest pain.
10 barclay street. New York. JeA SHAW
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26
e r A Dl G. A Il q X.

Mr.. LESAGE,S SPECIFIQUE FOR SECRETES
IL MALADIES or : Gonorrhea Eradicaor" fhe above
distressing disease Incident 10 the human
race gnaed from the enlightened mind OF The eminent LIE
omulg Of which throughout The
OF France and Italy, has OF late years added such
high the already highly honored ane al the aven
TOR. This tion safety with efficacy And the
neres disease OF 3onorrhsa Gleet Is
eradicated by certainty and success and the
sufferer his usual health, without delay or In
Tens OF OF Parsans VIII aceede 10
e these remarks, and II confidently onered 20
those an bea-ths sures remedy for tue above
eathsome dis rider The secret has hhero been
confined Italy IL is Tor the hrst time In
roduc ed by New Orleans the American public.
IA recommended 10 sea fang mes, as con
tanning portion OF whereby SO many rave been
disabled from service on heard ship
The Eradcaor is found 20 give Immediate relief 70 those
ae,d with s,rictures whites dis Of the PROSTATE
gland Fer sale by WIN slSoNsoN,
Sole agent. OF Fulton and Gold streets.
NJ B-Ask for the ERADICArOR. Phce, one dollar per
bottle. auH tH
DIAMOND CEMENT-F,r ianing Glass and Chi.
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S r. q A X $

ga A. SAMANOS, Importer of Segars, informs az ~
friends and the public he has jus, receyeda choice e
Serars of various brands, in addition to his Stock ~
The segars are selected by his bro her. resident o.
for the express purpose of retailing Mr. aavas ~ s
Improper treatment his landlord been Obliged 70 msve
fom William street, his go5ds can be seen at ms o!nsI
l78 Canal street. .u1o-"
CUPPING AND LEECHlNG. ~,
II CUPPIN3 performed by an experienced pelson-s,so,
the most superior Swedish Leechesapped any time OF Gay
ar ngb or for sale wholesale retail the drug Store OF
" e''' j. g. MONIES, 644 Broadway
ooo S,,ar,or I .eches Instr received. auS0.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26
BIO W r ftY SHA u Il b,
Nn 90 RnMERX

" The Subscriber JAS. FOWLER, Jr, formerly Of
Frankfort street, respectfully gives office that he has taken
the above named eab shmen and having made numerous
the socs the patronage OF his friends
and the public generally.
His principal aim will be to keep at his bar no liquors
&c uaess of the first quality, supply Of which he has
received and to which he invites public attention
He also made 10 have constant supply OF
home Ale article Of the kind which canDct be
passed quality airy wher- and when
which will he shortly he will be ready TO furnish superior
style Welsh RarebK" OF the right SORT 10 make the
relish @ mplete in beth ways
Harmonic meetings every "Wednesday and Saturday
ings CONNIE ncng O'Clock give effect which, many
well ksowR and talented vocas have kindly proered regu-
lar at enhance. JAS FOWLER, Jr
.lr~s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26
O @. mAWsH,s PEosPECIUs,

~
I,UE sTtfOY OBJ BoOKKEEPING-No ~ Cedar g.
r1ay Breadcas must he apparsat 10 al That thcre
ea.ctus way OF teaehiag practical knowledge " b.os
.epIsg bat by conducting the pupil tsroueh vme o.
lcnrs nd Incoming familiar with the account books tum
Ina use not be msgiaed that buytrg and sell ne
are ali the transactions hst take place w business
~onrs. Of which presents 10 the pupil more
lar different business usnsscuons esch Of hich
the subles &c remark conversation am study de.
AZ coarse OF practices which must result good know
lac ri Boob Keeping Rooms' pes ds snd evesing. Pro
le,, vh terms to he had al the rooms where the
r,,..rs works may he seen, purchased The student
opens conducts closes and re set part
~, eook ron, actual ref renee wis " sslsness
IIsnce .hess various mercantile cslcu'suons o
mn,s Diseount nd Interest," Exchange, Insurance. &C.
dollars Is the charge for the complete eourse o. M
s,a,orsTy NJ included. Phe course Is not mi hca
y, IT, "a, acquired good prscuch knowlsaee o'
oh Lsepiug, which effect cerhea'ss are S'o" aver ao'
snnen ws,r-e.-A course Of lessons In writing y
.sred winch will not fail In tfscusg avh0e "sp'o'e
81 G. g. MARsHs WORKS
80, q .t.-e. af Double Eruy Book keepinE SunPnnre'
~ .,,L in lis seventh edit 2so pegs ocnye.
81 This book iatroduced into we Ner UT rI 49,.
hor. II oreference 1. any other on hs ~ 49,.
!. c,h,s i.s,tutcn Il vel knova. comp s so"e o. 'ne
W. ~, M s,as Enry housekeeping, improved by 10.
redre,n 81 The rrvsf or Balance y lSs pages
Lecture on the Study Of SOCK hscpng with s.s. .
set" a nest pamphlet, ~ pages, INST ~ .,Jn.
CO.'S.
MEXICAN sILVER sPO' Ns-h vtry sre
ror article Of American Gertasn shve, W ~ 1"'
w. LEWIS FEUCHrwANGER,
40 2 CORTLAND street
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[ITIND MILL FOR sALE-Tbe

ITIND MILL FOR sALE-The frame and ma, mn o.
Nv sry Of the Mil jersey Guy conalrng I'VE pans "
100, E..rh huTr stone; frame and machinery OF best ma
k,. ana and In perfect order ssd shee run
Siis on the patent pressure sell acting plan WI ~ on
~, .nd az 10 s.sp in operation until next Uesempe when
~i be tssea down. being On the ine o. he Ne~ 'sr'y
all Road. - -. ..,,d,or Grain mr. .ov
her parpose this chance being ne oesl @
wtnd Mini the country and avorsby suited Tor ship
ng 40 b. West aas or any part Of this county oenF IN
aaeo' ~ GEORGE W EDGE,
,otm. Jersey City, New Jersey.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26
THO NEWLY INVENTED WIG.

~ CLlREHUGH, WIG MAKER, coraer of Broadway
and Fulton eet respectfully invites all wearers and conao
inspect his newly invented veRulsng Wigs which
eleganse ghness and durability may rank among the
of modern In their form they differ from
all ehers hey OF the brew than the natural
hair does posed Of hair which loses its curl and ut
head that the most critical observer will fail to
detect them.
Strangers shoud observe that Clirehugh the only maker
of this description OF wig in the United States and conse
queny they MOI TO be found IN any other store
Call and see them. SLIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26

o. Pastors OIL the best APPLICATION for the hsk
now extanL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26

NUSlC-Bals and parties piled With music by apply
w ing No 1909 wbar where orders are puneus
.tten ,ea 10 by ldoa-l :. sIMPsON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26

"a I.S HAIR KESTUfNNTI = r ~ -
able discovery introduced 10 the pubic WIN ,hs
and that II viii eject hc oecl ~
|,,. snnIs,tion vim THE COMPLETE RESTORATION
|oF fHE HAIR upon the heads Of those VINO have 10" 'n
.,me and have thereby become bald sf partially So
Numeroas cerhc might ke given 10 SHOW now succ
fuy ibis been applied, nsve savsg ~
|se in, 10 be applied upon the principle o-no charge WIN
Iput success Is deemed unnecessary 70 s~en an so'eu
M virtues have heen folly asd satisfactorily tested Ths
- ~ those that -rre eney bald, have been by the
eston Of this Restorative covered with luxurious gro~u
5 beautiful hair. =, -.x of h.v,.g hi,
None need despair, whether oo " yooas'o " '"''s ~
hair tully restored. -, ...,,..to, az a.. NJ
No payment viii he received for any sppoanoa o. zoe
lucrative untf the iadividual Whe uies y '-s~ - -
restoration oft hs.r. , 80. .,,.x !. r,.~,v AZ.
All humsug and qusckery 10 this matter nusfV ~"
klzmed. -. A.,
Br.e Hair Rest rative will he apphed ny ne asoovere
ayeutor, Levi Seals 70 those who m ~. az ~ Nae
.nel No Patt street. New Yerk-and ase a. ,ne ns
ne Rospas Of T. Hswley, agent, NO loo W
hairs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26

THE Subscribers contemplating change IN their nusi
ness now Offer and charges, lhe whoe OF
their stock OF hae and common aho
Pso which their reces Importation, direct from
he English well selected and 10 hne condl
oa Soabern and Merchants as well as city pur-
chasers will find il their advantage 10 call The STOCK con-
sss OF c..,...
JOSEPH ROGERS SONS fine pocket and table Cutlery
Scissors and RaZors. In most endless variety.
JONATHAN CROOKE'S pocket, per, and sporisnahs
Knives, a large assortment.
wosTENHoiMS pocket pen and dirk Kaves very large
Ivory table ana dessert Knives with and without Forks In
dozens aad in complete SETS - $4,000
Exra ne table Cutlery fitted 10 mahogany aud rosewood
-
s., ~ co and dessert Knives and rorks Ana
Caryers including shams white bone, seiup Cocoa ana
Cam mon and blade ard dirk Knives In dozens and on
cards.
Pallet Knves, Husting Knives
Scissors and Shears, Of all sorts ,....x~
RAZORS by various makers from Tue wy
finest qaality.
MECHrS MAGIC Razor s,rops =. ,.a,.. pn,..
DIxON's German silver spoons, fotss' b''' ~
Dressing and Shaving Cases Of London
pi IsrPe of English Rocker, seit ana
Due liag Pistols, some in mahogany eases cou'pe'e'
Poo ket n 6es Lsncrts, Flesms Corkscrews &c nc.
GRAvELEY WkEAks, impcrtes,
No Asor House, Broadway
:, . ,r, -.-.,.,., t,onire - aboye s6-m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26
DIR. GLeVER,S LATEST AND MOST I'M
PROVED PATENT TRUSS.

Tie att ntion OF those atiflct.
ed with Hernia, is ca led 10 a
new Truss lately patented in
the city of New York. liz su-
perioriry over every other in
strunsnt will be evident on a
mere inspection; for. uslike
every other truss, the rupture
pad is pressed upon by a dou-
BILE spring. which is so fixed
rs 10 convey the necessary
pressure Ia the lower part OF
the rupture pad--tbus keeping
the pad closely applied la ev.
cry attitude OF the body, and
adj listing and adapting itself
under all circumstances to the
person aud 10 the partte which
tits to be applied. Possess.
irg a double spring, ard con
sequently a double degree OF
elasticity. IL Is rendered easy
and convenient 10 the wearrr.
The above Truss has TAKEN
the place of all others for the
permanent retention and cure
olHei MA or Rupture. It's al
most the only Truss now in use
in the city OF New York, and
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26
Important . Miiliners, Country Merchants
and the Ladies Ina general.

u CARL KING the well kn,wn and celebfaeu MIS- rrst
Premium Tuscan Pat Manufacturer 10 her Males
" Victoria Queen Of England, respectfully informs ne "a
dies of York and vicaity aud the public
given up two eli retail namely 25 broadway anu
q but will 4eavor 10 have always or hanu an
ELEGANT large a superior quality most tashiona
hi, Leg horn, Florence Tuscan and
straw Hats al his residence No II Division ST. by the snge
al at very reasonable price, Mllaers ana Co1nuy NJ.
chants will always nd general assorme a. anu " p.i
fabric 4, hr wholesale price Leghorns Florence bra
Tucan and English Straw Hats by the dozea or case :. ~
Wholesale Warehouse, No. IL Maidea Lane Up ssns' Va "
n n. viii Keen as an CANT assortment ofihe most
issn =, ~ reasnnahle nrcr JySl-Sm
EASHIONABLE STRAW HAT mANSEA 20,
II TORY, MILLINERY. he MRS bENNEIi :, 10 49,; 80
betweea ard Duane Streets hegs 10 inor
the Ladies' Pubic in geaera tina, she mas Ie opehea
The above establishment with and elegant $3.50 VI
6ne TascaH other fashionable Hats ana ne
ry articles. . a.. ,,.n,o, sr ,be =,
dies 10 of Hats, manufactures troa
called the Cong Gipey which she satnea pas Sny
% seea W DC a'h''o' ~ " SLIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26

ENOR SALE-The two Rsfectorts the corners Of
Broadway and Canal doing first rate business, the
present occupant being absu Leave the city, Apply AZ
Canal 81, anthe premises. s2Dlws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26

s. NAPKIN RlNGS-A very neat article OF Anne
"A. rican Silver Napk Rings style, Tor sale cheap
LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
2 landt Il
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26

WINDOW BLINDS.-The subscriber manufactures
W aad nas constantly hand, venan Blinds OF various
patterns and colos Shutter blinds made TO order at as low
prices ether establishment land made good in the
city, CouHtry and Southern orders executed the shoes,
notice. NATHANIEL d. PLUM
1853 Chambers street, opposite Stuarts candy store
N. Bod blinds pair ed and painted. aust. Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26

v1 consulted usual in the treatment OF certain class OF
diseases He apprses the public that he has received regular
professional education in this country and be classe
with The sefnamed docter medical puer and preteaders q
the day, Office No. Ann the American Museum
Private entrance third doer from the Museum Lamp the
iuner oficed N he
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-26

n. B-A persons forbid trusting account,
Of the steamboat wave .heut order from the
Captain. au4
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-04-07
8 For the Maumee Express.
% THE SOUTHERN SPRING.

\ ILL OOO Il hEAlN OIhtlNOs
Ye are come, ye are come, bright Spring
- again, ~ 3Ns. lfi'f's
Withthe balmy flowers in your joyous train,
With the bright ming hues of the crystal sky,
And the wild -birds' notes of melody;
And the, moss-rose and lily their fragrance
fling,
To greet thy bright coming, thou glorious
sisNV Spring. ailA-- iHlii4N q
The breezes spring fresh from thysea-dash'd
side, sFs
The soft zephyrs kiss Sayannahs tide, 2
There are young, buoyant hearts that lightly
isi8 tread feag ia AIH BiaiisfG
Thine Eden-groves with wild flowers
&n spread; .3 s tc ttti-,e- 4
But there's one that will ne'er return to Thee,
Who hail'd thy light step in Idolatry.
Soft, soft, ye young winds of the fairy cline,
As,ye kiss the pale buds in their earliest
a prime,
Or sport mid the, pines on the Sand HiIls
side, ts'ss .aAtt
Or the lofty elms in statelier pride ;sQ sf
Say, where IS the light form, that lov'd to roam,
'Mongst thy fragrant bowers, bright 6 Flo
ia ras' home I" l-,e,f iTtF,isr,,ifS
~ fffNftTs tIf2sf ffNrsf 'si .t' p
The soft winds sigh'd in solemn breath. g
The voice that adored sstil'd in death,
The heart that beat highat my op ming bloom,
Lies cold meath the sand of the voiceless
tomb;
And the spirit that spake in the beaming tye,
Hath flown to its source, in her own pure
1A nf sky. "a W ill@5
Methought as'I felt night-brceze sweep on
There came low voice in spirit-tone,
"I fain would have slept meath thy sunny sky,
".and pillow'd my head where the jes'mines
III ". 3 lie, ad f6j3esfa! $50 a gIadI
Where thy dark eyed daughter might breathe
IS for me, S ...,...-... .,..l...
GA sigh, in their true hearts constancy,
I" And my long lov'd group with youthful
Eta tread, ,7ia 78l3 Bal gnisrlli4
Might strew, with pale flowers, my mar
-s n row bed. a4ff gai W.
Peace, peace, lov'd shade though lone ye sleep,
BY the surf-beat strand of the sounding
f0i i.ng deep, iHn G;Flll cu !. i6W 5G4
The Am'ranth wreath of Hope we twine,
Ger the grave ola being 30 pure as thine
And the green woods shade the emblem be,
n Of thy Faiths undying purity. e ','9f
Fleet on sweet Spring, ye shall come and go,
And bless the, bright cline where the wild
fs olives grow, ...i,.. ....,,....
And the song Of thy herald, the soft night
aingale, ~ sA' ''.r''' . 'sl
Shall blend with the lone dove, her yesper
s wail; Ne lss5yN hrn .I-rw 10
There's heart in the north, where the wild
winds blow, ..... l...t i,.se
Where the fawn bounds light o'er, the
iFsy = sparkling snow, vs. ''N@ Y.
That is bound to thy shores with a holy spell,
6 Bright Georgian cline, farewell, farewell.
10 s5.s a.ls gsi 8falts. Az
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-04-07

it will pay, and the best proof is, our
folks will taketu thirds of the stock -
Did youever hear any one but your folks
ak whether dose Of medicine would
pay when il was given 70 save life Z II
that everlastin long Erie canal can Sc
cure to New York The supply Of the far
off country, back side the Alleganies, and
'mong them are big lakes and prayeries,
surely railroad Of forty-fve miles can
give you the trade Of the Bay Of Fundy.
A railroad will go from Halifax to Win
sor and make them one town, easier to
send goods from one 10 tother, than
from Gov. CampbelPs house to Ad-
miral Cockburn's. No, when you get
back, take piece Of chalk, and The first
dark night, write on dvery door in Hal
flax, in large letters--d railrodd-and
if they don't know the rneanin ont, say
its Yankee word: if you'll go to
Sam Slick, the Clockmaker, every man
that buys a clock, shall hear all about
a Rail, Dad.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-04-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
II H IL GEO CK MI AXE IN
OR, THE SAYINGS AND DOINGS
OF

The cheerful sage, when solemn dictates fail
Conc eals the moral counsel in tale. -
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1838-03-03
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The liberal
the
hc politics. the
candidates
Conventions But aside feeling shall enhance the
which
se the Region We shall for against the
Monopoly individual have The
tendency industry enterprise shall be
promote the welfare the community amongst whom veo please and n
both mechanical and editors and afford that
which
IS n a audable undertaking.
English published Schuyls
completely
intelligent
Scuyk
Then ohe
friends launching
which oil
and o propuetor.
The PoTTsnL EMoRUM will be published weekly, Imperial sheet
TWO DOLLARS
The be published o
respectfully solicited
s..
FRANKLIN S. MILLS.
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LAND sUBVIs Z 1NGD &go
HADEN SMITH,

Respectfully informs the public, that he
is prepared to receive and execute orders in
the above line, and from his knowledge of
the art having had extensive practice for
the last fifteen years, considers himself JUS
tilted in stating that he can give perfect sat
iSfaction to all who may employ him.
Typographical maps furnished according
to the latest improvement, in the hsndsom-
est and most correct manner, and levelling
of every description faithfully performed.
Able assistants are engaged.
Orders left with the following persons
will meet with immediate attention.
James Taggart, Esq, Iamaqua.
S. B. Harmon, Esq, DanuilLe.
John WeaUer, Esq, Poltsvile,
John s. Ingram, Esq, BlOomsbrg.
Cornelius Conner, Esq, Matoh Chunk.
Tench C. Kintzing, Esq. Catta'cissa.
Cattswissa, Feb. 10, 1898. 42-6t
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, Inpursuance of an act of gen.
eral assembly of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, an attachment hath been
granted by the subscriber one Of the justices
OF the peace in and for the County of Col
umbia, against a certain Isaac Rantz, of the
township of F. in the county of Colum-
bia aforesaid, whereon certain chattlcs and
effects of the said Isaac Rantz, have been
attached, and are now in the custody OF
Curtis Stadon and George Appleman, of the
township of Mount Pleasant in said Coun-
ty, until they shall be disposed of accord
ing to law. This is therefore to give no
lice to the creditors Of the said Isaac Rantz,
to appear on Monday the Doth Of February,
inst, at the house Of Benjamin Kestsr, OF
the Township Of Greenwood, in said coun-
ty, then and there to discover and make
proof Of their demands, agressbly 10 the
directions of the said act.
Benjamin Kesfsr.
Greenwood, Feb. 10, 1898. 42-3t
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no mANTUA EFAKERS.

Az extremely useful and thoroughly
proven PATENT SYSTEM for cutting
Ladies Dresses and Habits in various forms,
20 accommodate all the changes Of the fash
ions, and warranted to fit without the trou-
bic Of trying on the dress before inisked, on
a plan SO easy that any lady may learn il
from the rule and explanations, or in ono
half hour By personal teaching, is hereby
offered 10 the ladies' employed in lhal branch
of business.
Terns--if forwarded to order 90, il per
sonaliy iaught 90.
WILLIAM KAHLER,
CHARLES KAIlfER.
Dloomlburgi feb. 10, s35 42-u.
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FEVHE subscriber would respectfully announce to
81 his friends and the public that he has opened
a general assortment of