Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-05
LEARY & COMPANY
FnshfOas-FnlI lS3l
FashhOns-Fall 1899.
LEaRY co.'s Fall Fashions piA be erhi5ted this dav at
No. .7stor House and No. Brood Street
REMARKS

FashfOns-Fall 1880.
LEqRY co.'s Fall Pd,h,oas vin Be erh5tsd this day. at
No. .dsfor House and No. 3 Broad Street.
REMARKS.
- 1T years since first introduced ourselves
New York public fashionable Hat Makers and
bshed system Of business at ence and original which,
having strictly practice to the present time has
acquired fabric reputable distinction seldom attained
The superior facilities long experience and critical know
ledge which possessed induced to abandon the antique
generally prevalent for the manufacture and sale
ofHats adopt system every department peculiarly
own, by which engaged fsrnsh reduction of nearly
yp article not inferior in quality and style to the
costly. An almost unprecedented revolution in this
branch of manufactures accomplished and consequently
very important saving the the result Of
successful efforts
worthy of remark that few years ago. ONLY
for this countrbu The practice also of wearing the Lon
don and Partisan prevailed to considerable
tent amoug fashionable citizens Now, however, feel
pride saying that the scale reversed for while
featured articlsi holding its unrvaed precedence all
others home it has also acquire envabe distinction
abroad the testimonials of dis
nguhed foreigners and travelling Americans amply
The fashions Of the day--which acknowledge no
leader longer borrow from foreign standardare ORR
gila with us, and will so continue to be.
transatlantic Hats dursg his visit Of many MONTHS in
France and England has confirmed in prsconceved
opinions Of the undoubed superiority Of fabric
PARTICULAR regards taste elegance utility and decides
perpeuate what had already commenceda standard
Of AMERICAN FASHIONS.
The FALL PATTERN, winch this day introduce, pre-
sen model Of symmetry and beasty SURPRISING hrsts
fore produced. LEARY & co.
SO lw No 4, Aston House and Broad Street.
CHAMBERS EDINBURGH JOURNAL, No. 10. Con
~ tents A Ballad Of ST r. Fanshawe A Martyr to
Science Party of Crusoes Desert Island Russian
Mother Age Of the Globe Anecdotes Of Mr. Alexandra
Arabian Mission to France Biographical Sketches
the Navigator Charles Roln Brazilian Vesper Bell
Breaking Butterfly the Wheel Ci-cuntanal Evidence
Civizng Influence of Commerce Consumption Of Tobacco
in the United States Dear Thiynine Dosing and Drug
gng DR.. Kay Tables Droeres Of Captain Crosse Figures
of Arithmetic Figures of Speech Great Natural Break
water Little snowdrop Migratory Expedition Of Ants; Ma
turalists LsrarySeas &c Premature intermen Popular
Information ScenceAnnal Electricity q arteles The
Organs Of the Human Voice Pride Mortified Puncuaty Of
Arlington Remarkable Case Of Derangement Of Vision
Rules Of Health Saaches Of Continental Recoeclions-
Dutch Herring Fishery Belgian Currency &e Statistics
Tales of the Irish Peasants The Landlord Abroad" It's only
bit Of Stretch J" The Dying Student Key Of Death late
DR.. Bowdtch London and Birmingham Railway Maiden,
ancient Instrument of Execution New Year Of 1879 Old
Campaigner; Rise of Pacha So!eA Gipsey Girl Waltz
ing Bear Wrong Letter Box Veges Of Unrecorded Ma
tions in America Walks Wal Is in the British Museum.
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