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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-12

commodious line between this city and New
York. This Bolivar is hardly 6t for 4 mud
boat |; and no one who valued comfort and con-
venience, would take passage in her-A meet
ing Of citizens was held at Saunders Hall, on
Tuesday evening last, to express their ind gna-
tions at those who are thus trifiing with their
interests.-Ne0 Haren Register.
MEXICO AND TExAs.-The latest news from
Mexico is quite important. Advices are from
the city Of Mexico TO the 10th, aud Tampco to
the 18th, Of May. The Government troops,
under Arista. were within Is miles of the latter
city, and, II was believed, would enter the place
without any resistance. One American, one
English, and one French sloop Of war were ly-
ing off Tampico, and the merchants and resi-
dents Of the three nations had sent their most
valuable effects on board, for fear Of pillage by
the Mexican soldiers. Santa Ana, after the
battle Of Puebla, appears TO have made tri-
umphant entry into the city of Mexico, and to
have been received with the most extravagant
demonstrations Of joy. He has also secured
Urea, who was at the last dates prisoner in
the capital. From all accounts, the Federal
party is extinct. for a few years at least. The
death Of Mexis, and the probable death of Ur-
rea will prove losses from which il will be diff
cult TO recover.
--' Now the contest is between Santa Ana and
o Bustamente. Whether il will amount TO an
actual collision, and bloodshed. remains TO be
seen. The tive chieftains certainly pursue a
line OF policy distinct enough. Santa Ana is
said to be friendly to Texas. Bustamsnte, in
his proclamation, points to the Texans and In
dians as the only real foes Of the country.
Santa is taking the most active measures to en-
list soldiers, and Bustsmente on the other hand,
strives to gain over the Federalists by words.
Whether an attempt will be made upon Tex
as again has become an important question,
from the evidences Of disposition on the part
Of Bustamente, to turn the military ardor of the
Texans in that direction. He is afraid Of San
ia Ana, while the troops remain under arms in
Mexico to oppose the Federalsts and would
like very well TO turn the old Texan quarrel to
account, and thus get rid of Santa Ana, and OF
the bad blood which has been showing itself in
intestine quarrels. Some of the people, certain
ly, retain their old grudge against the new re-
public. as we notice that the Texan minister,
invited out by the Mexican government, has
been ill-treated at Vera Cruz, and prevented
from proceeding to the capital.
N. Y Dispatch.
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The STEAMSHIP NATcHEz was sold on Fri
day last, BY order Of the U. 5. Marshal. She
was purchased for $50, 900 by Mr.. James Brown,
who was the only bidder. The Narchrz cost
Sl30,00O.-Ibid.
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"a ar B..

In tbi, town on Thursday last, BY the Rev Mr.
Ross. Mr. Stephen y. Davis ofFs1 River. TO Mis-
Sophia n Armstrong, daughter Of Mr.. George
Armstrong Of Jamesi0un.
Az New York on Monday evening. ID ins, bv
the Rev. Mr.. Mann. Mr Edward J. Mann TO Mis-
Abby Martin, daughter Uf Col. Edward Martin.
fIrmcrlv NJ thisiewn.
IN NcR Bedford on "Wednesday mornir, laf.
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VETERINARY SURGEON.

IN mraiuabie Cure for Cmns tS Warts
gT DIR. J. ADAMsin informs the Inhabitants Of
Newport who are afflicted with Cancers, Wrens,
Kings Evil Cons their toes and Warts OH any
part Of their bodies that hs will effect cure Of the
two last named diseases in the short space Of twenty
minutes, without causing toe least pain or soreness
lie will operate on them either ut their Houses,
or at his lodgings at Mr.. JosEPn Fsa's in Bfoad.s
Newport, June Sim. JOHN ADAMS
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By the Rev. Mr. Jackson, Mr. Richard Swan, Jr.
formerly OF this town. to Miss Mary Cannon,
daughter Of James Cannon, Esq Of New Bedford.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-06-12

Restoration ofd Club -toot.-Ou Friday, the
18th ult., DIR. Brown performed the operation
for club-foot, on a lady 90 years of age. The
foot was drawn downwards and inwards, so that
for this long period she had walked in extreme
pain, on the top, instead Of the sole of the foot
The weight of the body has been borne on the
os cuboides astragalus and metarsal bones of
the small Disappointing over them thick
eDing similar To heel. Tho operation was
performed by dividing the tendo- -Achllis, which
retracted nearly an inch. The tendon of the
flexor longus digitorum pedis divided in
the sole Of the foot-and the tibialis anticus
where it passes the os naviculare. The opera
ton was successful, the foot Immediately
brought nearly straight, and its position so
changed that were the patient to stand, the
pressure would come upon the sole of the foot.
She is now doing well, and bids fair to have the
perfect Use oft the foot which has been so dis
iorted from birth.
Boston Med. and Surg. Journal.
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SUMMER GOODS,
WIN. Il. O. =. =. SWAN.
MERCHANT TAu.ORs.

MERCHANT TaHLoRs.
No. 40 THAMES STREET..
Ep pEsPECrFULI.N inform their liiends, ard
No the public generally. that they have received
from Boston, fresh supply Of Wooleyed black
BRoADCLoTHs AND'CAssIMEREs,
suitable for the scason which they will make up
order, in the best manner.
ALSO, Hosiery, Gloves. Suspenders. lIdkis.,
Comiorters, Crayats, Stocks, Bosoms, Collars. and
every other article usually ionnd in such establish
ment at pnces which cannot fail TO suit those who
fee! !disposed to patronise them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
conple'e assortment OF READY MADE
CLOTHING. constantly on hand. and for sale a.
cheap as eanbe bought at any other store in the state
June 9Th.
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Assigncc,s Notice.

AssigncC's NOtICc.
FENIIE subscriber has this day recei we'd Of REYN-
u oLDS g. COGGESHALL, Shoe-dealers an
assignment OF all their estate and effects in trust for
the benefit Of their creditors All persons having de-
mands sgainst them, requested TO exhibit them
to me without delay, and all persons indebted are re-
quested TO make immediate payment to
Juno 4lh, 1889 GEO. G.. SHAW.
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EyANs CANowILE pILLs.-w. u
Ia Callahan. having taken the agency ior tn
valuable Medicine u j. nov Kept for sale 81
De-. ". tATIAHAN'S Book siors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-05
THE
INDIANS PANACEA.

nor THE CURE OF Scrofula or Kings Evil, lncipient
II Causers, Syphitc and Mercurial Diseases; rarticu-
ated Throat and Nosris Ulcers Of every description;
rheumatism sciatiea, or Hpgou Fever Sores and In
ternal Absces.e Fistuas. Scald Head, Scurvy Bles,
Chronic Sore Eyes, Erysp-lss Cuaneous Diseases Chrome
Catarh and Headache from particular Pain in the
Stomach and Dyspepsia. proceeding from yitiaton Afec.
General Debility by torpid Of the vessels Of the
skin singulsry eieacious renoyatiag those consu
which have been broken njudicous
juvenile irregularities In general terms, il recommended
in all those diseases which from impurities Of the blood
viiiaon of the humors Of whatever kind.
The proprietor Of this valuable medicine acquired his know
ledge its ingredients from long residence amsnC the abe
Of this country, and il selection from tho
proved and successful medicines which they IL Is offered
the public by the proprietor with the that he
placing within their reach remedy capable Of relieving
Of his afflicted fellow beings who suffering under the
bic. To such, it will prov. the and macy
the ony means Of relieving their suHeriugs and
Ing them 10 health and happiness. TINS il
offered remedy. that may perchsnce be equally
good with many Others IA which is capa-
BILE Of saving life many extreme when all the usual
mcdes fail This il has done rereatedy and this is the repu.
tation IL has obtained wherever has been introduced
This medicine has been found highly useful in many abgu.
dsea here specified aud has been used with
derul Spring Fall Purifier, by those who
subject 10 complaints and whose constitutions require
iIvigorstng Whenever diet drink necessary this PaBa-
taken usual doses, will all its poes much
less tme az less expense and agreeable manner
than the common diet drink.
Sold wholesale and retail in New York by A. Sands,
Druggists 70 and 100 Fulton street in Nhurr b.
Fowler; in Poughkeepse, by DR.. Trivt; in Albany. by
Rawls Co.. ID Utica, by J. b. Marchsi; in Buffalo BY Cole.
Coz and by druggists generally all the principal cities
and chief towns Of the United States Price Two Dellss
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GALLERY OF,FAsHsON. FOR
HAIR CUTTING e.

Corner OF uiton and Broadway, Entrance from Fuou
NLikEHUGH, HAIR CUTTER, has Just completed arrap.
gem nts with one Of the first houses in London from
ne will receive the first specimens every fashion 10 be adopt
cd Tor the sessoo that they will appear New Yor mul.
taneously with those Of London and Paris
Nett TO the advantage of having fine head sr hair il the
importance OF having well cut and in this branch of his art
Chrehugh stands Pre.emnent. His system of cutting
genemens har a desidera,um by whcs Iururpce and
beauty rendered truly ornamental IT, design and er,eu
nsn disr entrep from the usual practice OF hair cutting
mere " also the expedition and scnenes whisS
Paris have acknowledged its utility adopt il in their prac.
ice. ~ The beau monde IL has been denomnated scientific
sr and whether for the Pulpit the Bar Senate or tho
ssge us elegant and classic arrangements will dignity and
grace 10 The whole contour Of la fs,e Humane.
The patronage already extended him since the
ton OF his system and the Aateng cpcomums by
All Who have changed coannance under the agile OF his
the auremens OF fashion, 10 place ber lar
over all other competitors
Private Rooms for Hair Cutting AM S,,irc a., w.. 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-05

MEDICAL CARD.-DR CARPENTER No a Peel
lVl slip, New York, deems IL proper occasionally remse
the psbe that he continues 10 administer TO the ated hi,
old established Dspessary
To number OF the citizens OF this metropolis he need,
herads 20 his victory disease most com
rcatsd and destructive forms deem material
specific enumeraag the Of the
dies 10 which mankind and womankina ares subject
To strangers he begs leave respectfully remark a,
&c confines himself 10 Office practice and devotes himself per
onay TO the welfare Of his patients keeps asnstans a,
shop boys and has separate Offices for the privacy Of patients
who come IN contact
Dr. Carpenter would add that he Is regularly educated 10 tho
profession Of medicine and surgery and received his dpoms
in the 1919 OF the New York Medical Soe,etv
sned by the highly respected and much lanented Jshn
Rodgers NJ d. President that he has for long ere. al
years devoted himself 10 the treatment and all defeats
and private diseases.
II nearly thirty years assiduous and aduous application 20
the duties Of the medical profession and constant familiarity
With every stage and variety Of particular class diseases
ded by collegiate and regular medical education ene IN,
Doctor Carpenter deems consistent and proper 10 direct
he aeaon Of public inference Of The cora
carlson, and an nvcstiga Of his claims
oU Charges reasonable, and efee,ua cures in Ill case,
guaranteed Separate and private oces-Patiens can peve,
ZONE in contact.
Be particular number Peck Slip near Pearl stree,
SIR DR. CARPENTER
TAR HULLs RADICAL CURE OF RUPTJJRFs-of
~ fee Vescy street Astor HoueA Surgeon OF wear.
practice constant attendance Guarantee. radical ,r..
gwen in all Of reducblc rupture the strength ana
utiona health OF the patient being otht rise
With proper adaptation Dr. HILLS Truss .sre y, "a.
tain the without pain or The least danger The patient
Or the slightest interruption 70 exercise or business
Attendance gwen IN private houses where re.r;red Al and
after O'Clock, BY the Office Surgeon
NB-ratsns are cautioned against trusting 20 spurious in.
None genuine unless they bear The .sssre or AMOS
HULI-anA the osy Office in New YorA s,bs original one
formerly in Fuss street. but Nod vessy ssrsst
Hass sS0-eed
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DOCTOR DAvENPoRT's
CELEBRATED BILIOUS PILLS.

Ty0R PUKYIFYING THE BLOOD md CHEATING
aypette-Th.se Pills, which eminently usefu
pains the head stomach asd bowels have before IN,
public for twenty years and well known that the pro-
petor deems IL 20 publish any of the thousand
certificates which be procured Of their efficacy from emf
tent physicians and others
DR. Davenports Celebrated Eye Water, which has been
horosahy proved FOR thryyeasc be mild safe and speedy
ure Tor / disc ,ses of the eyes.
Ihewise ths valuable Itch Ointment prepared by whea
on lonq know speedy for that loathsems
Ks,sse and for all kinds Of pimrlss the skin
The above valuable medicines for sale IN this .y b,
Lawrence Reese Co.. Duryes Cocksrsf H. II. svheIeiD
4 Co, and others.
All order. directed to GEO DIXON, Dedham, Mass. will
Dc prsnptly attended to jel0-6m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-05

A ssEGBLY BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA, Corner OF
n Che-nu and Tenth street.-The pub ic respectfully
informed that the Saloons the above splendid edhce are
ready for occupation and will be 1T 10 societies clubs and
other associations for ball. concerts lectures, parties, &c
To professional persons New York DESTROYS Of engaging
rooms purpose Philadelphia the above elegant saloons
worthy Of their notice for simplicity and chaeness Of
decoration they .qsa.d in this country For musical
the md saloon has been pronounced by en
neni and artists snr,ailed being from
and FORM peculiarly adapted FOR Of sound
aud facility of hearing.
toT terms. apyy TO III. Subscriber his room Assem-
~ WI SIMPSON
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-05

Two THE LADlEs.-DR. A. q HuLL's UTERO Ar
Il DOMINAL SUPPORTER is offered to those affected
with Iroiapsu Failing Of the Toa and other disc
depending upon relaxation the abdominal muscles. as an m
strument in calculated for rrf and
'toration TO health When this Instrument 10 carefully and
properly fitted TO the form u the patient Invariably aerjs
The most immediate immunity from the dis resssg dragging
and bearing down. sensations which accompany nearly al
caes OF Vsceral dspacemens Of the abdomen and It's sk
application always followed by earl, confession Of rad'cal
relief from the patient herself The supporter Of simple
'rction and be applied BY the patient without further aid
AMOS @ HULL
Office, 4 yesey street, Astor Hsusc, New York.
Pamphlets describing and application will be present.
ed al the ONCE. auia
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c1OOO WILL BE FORFEITED, il D. Posu. Er.ai.

-
~ lOUV Gator fails 10 of DEB
cate disease in less than "a hours For sale wholesale and
retail by appointment by A. b. ID. SANDS 70 and 100 Full
ton street and the following Drug Stores; Of Carbe,
street and BROADWAY, Of Chamber and Church
64l Broadway 90 and $50 Bowe Of Carmne and
ford streets IS aud los 9th Avenue, and Bunet Patent
Medicine store 81 Canal street
Price 81. iyIe-3m
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ID X. G. l. q " nos

LATEST AND MOST IMPROVED PATENT TRUss
Am THE attention Of those afflicted WITH Hernia
X 10 called TO q new Truss iai.iv patented in the
wa city of New York. II, 80 .r,oriiy over eyerv
other instrument will e evident on a mere
Inspection Tor unlike Other Truss the rupture PAD
npressed upon by double sp og which fred ~ 20 con-
the necessary lower part Rapture PAD
thss keeping the pad closely applied IN every the
body and adjusting aud adapting itself under all
10 the and the part TO which he applied rcs
sessng douve spring and conseacny double degree q
elasticity Il rendered and the wesrsv
The above Truss has taken the place Of all Others the per-
nanent retention and OF hernia rapture is aness
tie only Truss in in the city of New York and the
adjacent country The above Truss adjusted and applied bv
Surgeon who has devoted particular attention the
hernia and the construction and application Of Trsses a
his oce No 2Ann Broadway two door, from ,hs
American Museum, where they may be had wholesale and r.
ies.y
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NO CURE NO Pay sAsp. REMEDY ron sAlr
L. uux NJ. Va a

MO CURE NO Pay Saws REMEDY ron sALr
~ Rgrvx. New York. Sept. 10, 1899.
Messrs A. r. ID. Sands-Gentletnen For about one wear
past have been severely afflicted with the Salt Rheum in
order sbtsn relief used various popular medicines With
any good effect then applied my ply sicAn final
Nv TO another of the most Ia the city, but my
complaint baed their skill entirely and neither Of them
iisvea Seeing your advertisement, and certificate Of
from Mrs. Chapman 70 Chatham street called her
TO knew tie truth, aud happy TO have all confirmed
which you stated bought box OF your Remedy" and
bottle OF Sarsapara and afer using IL days
dsesse subdued the distress relieved aud then that
should be cured have since bought another bex aud bottle
and well. The cure completed in between
and weeks, and from being cripple able my
bed now, BY the OF your valuable medicine restored
10 health again You have sincere thanks and n rsr
afflicted with this disease will call my residence
will confirm all these facts and many which are unne
ess.ry publish. have recommended To- many as 6 or
Of my friends, all Of whom u has equally benefited Truly
yours, Mrs MARGARET CLARK,
No " Grand street
affords us pleasure publish the above certificate a.
from who would be pleased any person who
afflicted with this complaint and direct 10 means
obtaining relief All diseases Of the shin such az te
scsd head Jackson BARRIERS itch the face eczema &C.
efettusly cured by its and all who afflicted with
these complaint FORM invited ca and ret cured
without delay. Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
A. w. d. Sands. Nos 20 and 100 Fulton street New York
sold also by III. Raws Co., Albany f. Trivett Po.ghkeer
sis j. VI. PatteB. New ven H. w Bull Hartford; D.
Wad,worth Providence VIM Brown AL street
Boston and by druggists generally IN the principal towns in
the United States. Price 81.
NIB. Merchants Supplied on the most liberal terms,
o2lm
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Forty Years Experience vasioas climates 1scen-
fy-foar years established in this ciiy-Veithe7-
Quackery nor Imposition.
DR. ]. EVANS,
No. II, Peck Slip, New York.
OLD GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY

NO IL, PecR sip, New YORK.
OLD GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY,
NR j. EVANS coRtinues IN he eonsulte. confdensiay
II la all V-'a&' 1rial aud disorders,
where the improved practice, he
mild treatment may be depended To prevent
particular 10 find 20 IL PECK Slip.
Nnervss RoI containing complete plan medicine
form the disease be above md used
without posing the patcrL They will be order
any pa of the Uniiee Staff,
Aso preventive reneoy ains v'.rt'l that may be
fully sied
All letters post paid and describing the case and enclosing
reasonable fee will have the remedy and directions
der. Attendance daily, until O'Clock in the evening.
The Offices and Entrances well arranged and secrecy
may be depended on
No connection with any otner Office in out Of the city.
JOSEPH EVANS, MD.
nlty No. IL Peek Slip ". Y.
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pypLIsHED ssILyRy
u a m r. = q q ~ Don WHIT.

NO 81 MN
TRIMS or ADvERTISING-The exts asivs ercSist,o~
OF the HEsALp both in town and country makes supsy,s1
channel for advertisers
TWELVE Lrrps LFs.
day, - 50 days, ~ - days 81 "a 10 days O. =
0B 800 Al sN
ioo l75l sialis 20
reR rfesr LiNss Lgss
2 weeks. "a so month. an a
1 month, 90 9 months ia ~
90 All sdversement.o be paid before their insertios
Advertisements inserted IN the WrEKIy HERAIp AT al
per square every Insertion
Menrrse HssAIp-i,sued every morning. escept Sunday
price ~o eens per copy Country subscribers urhhsS q
vsnce No paper sent unless paid In rdvare
wsEwLv HsRALD-ssvsd ever Saturday morning q a.,
clock Pnce na cents per sopy Furnished 10 country ssAss
esr ~ ~ per aannm IN advance.
consEsrorprrrs requested 10 Aes their Letter. A
Ssmes 0e'doS Bernsh Prsrrs'cv end Edtov ssd III iss
% bus'psss must b postps..
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CHERRYs AsTRrNGENT rIILs,,-c.l.b,s,.

(tHERRYS ASTRfNGENT FILLS l-CeIebrated IL,
- the radical cure Of certain obstinate complaint after III.
failure ~f Capv Cubebs injections and experiments The fol-
lowing certificate win prove their celebrity.
New York. May 9th 1s3a-- Hotel, Broadway.-Ths
writer when IN this city from Charleston last spring. bought
hall deren bose Of Dr. Cerrys Pills, in order that
who have been long responding like himself he truly
before he had finished the third his complaint vanished
alter having for five previously yanly tried all kind.
medicines, injections bouges, change OF air, SC II
more than ten months since his and he weighs
pounds while last spriug he only weighed 40 pounds
For sale wholesale and retail B. d. Sands and To-
Fsons and the following Drug Of Chambers ane
Broadway of Church and Cbamber 81 and Bow
cry; GA Broadway Carmine and Bedford rs and 10
Sixth Ayeaue, and Bunes Patent Medicine store Cana
street. Price ~. jylssn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-05

IyoR THE FACE AND sKlN.-Churchs tjenups We
II getahe Lotion recommended by the faculty for all DIS
of the face and skin II ,racstes tar pinples reck
spots, redaess rag worm, and al cvtaneou erptons gra
dualiy realizing delicate clear soft ski, Transforms ever
the most saow complexion into radient yhienes reno or,
harsh and rough skin beautiful, son. spoih and even i'm
parts the face neck and healthy rd inyeuIe bloom
and by due perseverance In It's application the result will be
beautiful complexion THIS lotion s exceeded by no othc,
in the world Suffice IL to say, that IL has been used will
gea, in the United States ard West nds without
single complaint OF its efficacy For sale Chch D,sp,n
sary, lss Bowery Of Spring street Price IS
PER bottle slim.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-05
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS
Al Five per cent.

mo nero Street., the Merchant wYnh
H epuch H owngu dRy dn the have
s%%n s % f % % rs S ana Fancy Dry Goods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-05

TNTALLiBLE CURE FOR G--a-Norgan's Com
pound Balsanic Pills. certified being the safest .peedie
and able b. Sir Ashley Cooper Bransy Cooper
Dr. Eo,son, Surgeons Lawrence Keate Brodie Sir Charles
Bell NC For sale by appointment BY A. g. ID. Sands. 10
100 Fulton st., and the following Drugg Chamber
broadway, Church Chamber GA Broadway IS
$40 Bowery csrmne and Bedford street. IOs 9th
Avenue and Burnetts Patient Medicine store 81 Canal
Price 81 per bottle.
~. r. 0bservef No zeal . J. NJ each.
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sEGARs. sEGARs!
" lie, the topper delight IN the bottle and glass
| will seek not j. ~, asures TO mar;

But there nothing tlia can the enjoyment surpass,
OF real Havana segar.s- The smokers Song.
@ EIKAs al his established and popular stand 50 Cedar st,
continue. from his agent in Havana per every
arrival sgs Of the choicest and approved brands that
the market affords.
can be procured other establishment In the city,
GLIDING celebrated Exita Regaas Norieg Dos Amego
Victoria Union TrScas and Others which he has he
a,sing su r-r any hi hsrto imported
Citizens aud requested 70 call At 80 Cedar II
and Judge Tor themselves. s23 I'm