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State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 26th, 1888.
Snlnn Rnrland

DR.. Scion Rorland
ST-For several yea rs past, I have been afflicte,
with chronicle disease of my stomach, and hay
suffered much from its usual attendants: particui
" loss 9fapprtite, emaciaiion and debility, and
most distressing "sick head ache" For relief
have resorted to the use Of a great man1 approve
remedies; hnt without appreciable advantage. r.
the advice Of my ply scian, visited White Greek
Springs, about ii miles North Of this city, an
found that the of TIE waterwas Of great sPrpic
to me: so much so, indeed, that have made tbeu
ny summer resort almost every year. for many and
would not for anv consideration. be deharred the
use ofthe water, should again become deceased.
Besides my own case; have known others both
similar to- and differing from mine, greatly benefit
ed, and entirely cured by the water. ! would par
ticularly refer to the cases of sister and my son,
both ofwhom derived great benefit from 1.-THE
of nv sister. believe. was preserved by its use.
am much pleased to learn that you are impro-
wing and preparing these springs as public watering
place. They have long been neglected, and great
many persons have been kept away from them, be-
cause there were no accommodation for visiters :.
Improperly kept they will prove highly valuable to
nvalids. and great public benefit.
take much pleasure in furnishing my testimony
in favor OF these Springs hoping that others may
visit them and derive az much heneft from them as
myself and many of my fiends have done.
CATHARINE SCOTT.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13
WIN. NFFD.
JAS. NJ. NEWTON.

TFRNS.-The Southern Reporter is spnhlished
eyery Saturday morning, on imperial sheet, al five
dollars per annum. paid in advance seven dol
lars afterwards Advertisements inserted attle usu-
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13
NAaHvIlLr, Tenn. March 26,h, 1888

1T SOION bOFfAlllIe
Dear Sir-Undertaklng that you are about pre-
pairing the White Creek Springs as public water
place, herewith furnish you statement of case
Of disease, occurring in my own person, which was
relieved by the use ofthe waters off those Springs
About 6ve years since, become afflicted with adj
ruptiSe disease upon several pars or nv body--es-
pecialy on my head. With the hope ofrelief used
various remedies but without success. During las
summer visited White Creek Sprlngs ana remained
two weeks-l drank the water freely, and used the
sulphur hath twice: when returned home iptirely
cured and have felt symptom Of the disease since
For several years pasi ] have known various PEI
sons eeted righ disease, e visit these Springs az
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13
MATTHIAS s. TAYLOR.
NO "a SOUTH sFfCND STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.

Tlel Editorial Department superintendent by
RFNJ NJ ATTlIA~
'''Re Business Department superintendent by J. l..
TAYLOR.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13
PROSPECTUS OF THE
'OU1 HFRN LITERARY MFSSFNG GER

z. W. White. Editor and Proprietor.
VEyHIS i q monthly magazine, devoted chiefly 10
literature. hut occasionally finding room for
not protesting an entire dsdain 81 tasteful sysectns
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13
TIE PHILADELPHIA
SATURDAY CHRONICl r,

Issued EvFRY SATURDAY MORNING,
Is believed 10 he the most entertaining. amusing
instructive, and popular fani. newspaper
circulsted in the United States.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13
GENERAL CONTENTS OF TIVE SATURDAY
CHRONIHIE

! LITERARY and Moral Tale<-ArIicles on Science
and the Fire Arts-Fistorr'l and Riograpl ical
Skeches-Revievs Of New Pooks-Poeirv-Tr
aions from Foreign Observation-Disclosures
Trraties-Tyreum Observation-Disclosures
dav Moral Readings -Us"fnl Recipes -Congres-
siorai and Legislative News-News in Mutt Shell
Light Reading-City affairs- Foreign Varieties-
Shirt Of the Daily Prese-Prices Current Market
Of Marriages and Dealt g.
Prizes ofS;ocks and Valne Of Bank Nofes--popniar
Statistics Of the Worh-I aides OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nal Ccnmnnir ATOMS Medical Observation-Disclosures
RAJ md Rural Fconon,,-Popnlrr Srrersfitions-
Curious Customs and Manners-Fnropean and Do
mestic Corresponoenct-4rt irles on Music, the
Drama. and o,hPr Observation-Disclosures, amusing
incidents, &c. aud carefully prenareh SYNOPSIS Of
the Current News 0fthe dar. embracing every &C.
curreDce ofinterest Throughout United States.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13
IiFHpB,s. 7,

n SiLHrHIS, Tenn. AnriI Cal INA.
DRs. FowLxEs 4 toRLAND, GemIem "n ON 1889.
'eeeVG9 pour card, fnnouning the secora rave Just
the White Creek Springs had Ii in,o. 99aeGiag
"as"n' to address yen o. he subject u h ,,endrd last
:" do SO IN time tor your publ aion w., - elected
eel at - loss for words 10 express ~ aiu wen now,
the medicinal powers of Il ose usta: 'g ~ opniou
then, do OF hesitate 10 saw tb,', -, 40 The nss
I'd present constitution. Twas ,aisod =, my hes
from my infancy affected with ,c S, FL " tslVlle.
-ra debility. My ftler, who WA. ' nln a. gen,
= her with the medical faculty Of Nasbp;jyo cIsn' To-
" o. M cure, and, in fac'. doubted tba e. Despair
my BE- rg raised As last resort he et 1S, ny Of
those Springs rhe scarcely known nv inner h., 70
was so benefited The first season. rLat b. I'M ~ "'Chl
mer ,es'depcF near them. and for several sum
regularly ATTENDED then u'tl was ertro, lunl'eTs
a. d, ] repeat, that to them owe m, iGey cuIeo
health. "e a'o present
In the practice Of my profession fo,n.
or zen years. have recommends NAV, 1 IDS, eght
differing under dernrged liver aid o,bor pauentS,
cident to Southern mate. TO ~ Inr. SIS, IN
all of whom have been much henpf ei md p,ng"
them radically cured. In CONCLUSION v,i,I u" ~. Of
that, in diseases of the iver, Cu,nnCon. do,a au
Mercural affections, an Chronic RI umoti.ns = =
not believe your Springs arc surpassed, Gfemo;I.S
by any in the Union. 4NN'''O'
n
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13

~ M OMBS
Dr. RouI. vot1nn as Tsnt ;AUri,I,,. -.
my SON. 'Ses .I I've, 81 Asoe t y.n,. ls
adbcen Athlete f. n the are "'e. yeen OF a S.'
eruption o. skin. VII CT il, re ,aa, "a nth, with
"n'li the whole surface Of the tS. 90 N maigni,v
"f5 ma' covere1 with thick conlin Or m head .
kept eons saos covered % n every 'I siob
.a"'ng all the medca aid within Nuns mm After Oh.
oG us.y good effect was induced To- each with.
OF "hnc Creek springe, from he recoI,ye ster.
hn",alG" case of disease, called l.D er.'p of al
and with sSF" c,r BY an,.. ADVICE s Il D'ST 1.:
prhgS md no remained three week. '' nm nm these
.me, 'orH eHceP, small pot or n. Of ne Ire I,e''rTei
no on one leg. Tie returned again s, nv arms,
s er a. Ts't o, and remained Il. SANE q S;
we,a has since continued So r. nome en.irtk
"Dfs. Robertson and SappiDc,on- "iOtiMONB.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13

TIE SATURDAY CHRONICLE was estab
shed about three wears since, witt the view ofsnp
pIvinr what the publishers reg arded ae esidera
tim. VIZ: weekl, sheet, con Inning the advanta
ges of daily nPwanip per with those o. monthly ~
quarterly Magazine the object hene to embrace the
ordinary news neife fav, with elaborate arti-
rlps Of literature md science at price within the
reach of every family in the country. To this de-
sign the publishers continue steadily to adhere and
The widely extended circulation of he Saturday
Chronicle, and its universa popularity, prove that
their exertions have ct he unqualified approba'
ton Of the American public.
TIE ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE
FROM EUROPE,
j. from the pen of one The editors, who for twelve
month recent, travelled rersonai'y over England.
France, Switzerlapd. Itn'v. ard Germany, with the
express view Of being able to rive additional inter
este 10 the columns ofthe Chronicle. His ohserva-
tiuns and researches comuise series of nearly two
hundred letters, which are in the course of pub
licafiOn.
The gratnitous issrr Of an extra sheet. entitled
GEMS OF THE ANIMALS, &c.
Will he continued regularly. The next numher
viii appear iu,mehiately upon the arrival of proof
copies If the Animals efrorn London. The reading
matter contained in this sheet, cannot he procured.
in the or emal hook firm, for less than nom thirty
forty ,ollars Subscribers to the Chronicle will
receive it as present.
The propretors are in the regular receipt OF seve-
gal Of the best magazine. Journals. ann witty pub
wicatIons of london az Paris, from which they
Ioi he careful to make such extracts IA thev may
leem Of interest 20 Il cir readers; wthout,however
pverloadrg their coImnnsas to plac the vary esen
tia to a family new snaper They have also rece,tl'
procured, and are now ahou to publish. n series Of
hv one of the editors from Fu-
,ope-comrrsing n complete historical, geographic
CAL AMI statistic al account Of
ALL THF POWERS OF EUROPE
Sneh series. the information contained in which
has heen collected from an hundred sources in
England. France aud Germany. has never beer
publisherl in n connected form. and will prove q
immense interest TO all inquiries after nsefIl knowl
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13
Respectfully. your file d.
MARK BROWN SAPPINGTON N n

These Springs are situated only eleven mile, north
o, the city OF Nashville, wtirh may he rea he'd with
pleasant facility, at ali times, bv Steamboat. anu
stages; and from which, the s. rings are oressv ,nF
constant access. by stages an other conveyan;e,
June Z, 1889. GIN.
DIRECTORS OF THE WHITE rREFK SpP1Ne
COMPANY
sol ON Portland, of Memphis, President.
DAVID T. SCOTT, of While Geek Snri1o.
TREAsuNER and Superintendsn 81
M. ROWLEY, ofC'ark sviIle.
THOMAS G. JOHNSON Of Memphis,
l.. B. M'KEF, Of MeD,phi
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-11-13

Ibe ieye The. ri. . ron tie u.e o tbe,
me.iIciha agent cent spIIng, to be very wIn waters
take pleasure many ,n kind. of'hra"o si.s..
| heir favor. "shihg nv tfstir,.ase
w M oH'.nl 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

NEW YORK 1ATTERsALLs-The proprietor Of this
well known establishment thankful for the avors already
bestowed upon inform patrons Of the establish
ment and the gentry and strangers in the city of New York
that he Is prepared to receive horses carriages
for sale, orders to purchase commission.
The proprietor would also invite gentlemen wishing
horses kept livery for SALE to call and great
has made in the stable to this esab
lshmen and thinks they will not be found inferior to any in
the city, either in point cleanliness comfort stalls
he the public that exeron his part part
Of any in his employ shall be wanting to render Tersa al
least equal to any establishment in the city.
The proprietor would also invite carriage and harness
kers to inspect the different arrangements made with view
show off their best advantage and the
Of these articles form conspicuous part Of his business
would them that he has interest in any bsng
establishments of the kind his utmost exertons will be used
facilitate them in evey either by sales advances and
doing this he would beg leave to call attention the
ryaed location Of the premises its having BEEN the original
New York Tater mart for the sale Of horses carriages
harness &c. and to the universal popularity Of the place
it first established in 1929 He therefore that he will
he has BEEN encouraged by that public which, will
be his desire to please. GEO. w MILLER, Proprietor.
slA-sm Successor to J. w. Watson, A46 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

LASS STAINING, Sc.-wM GIBSON hsying bssu
VI accustomed TO send specimens Of Ornamental Painting
sna Glass Staining the annual exhibition OF the Fair OF the
Americas Institutes cali the attention Of the citizens Of
New York the why he declines doing this season,
in order to any impression which might
exist that he rees from The field under the apprehension that
his specimens Of art INFERIOR either IN desn Workman
ship On perusa Of letter dated 18th August published in
the Herald Of 10th nst addressed to T. b. Waterman Cosses
pondng Secretary o the Institute, he Attcrs himself that
cry unparalleled person viii justify his proesedDgin declining
any exhibition o. rivalry whsn The door either esssd
against ar impartial decision. when The decision VI he
judges accordance with the Of the committee
they decline acting upon their award w. O. u entirely the
dark regarding the motives which Influenced commit
tee in d.egang the decision Of the judges, at his spec
men Of glass staining the best 20 this moment he
has not been favored with to that letter 10
subsequent dated 5th The public will draw their
conclusion regarding this silence the part Of the
mittee Mr. O. that those of the Fair who
qurs orders any brsach OF his art viii deter
mine their superiority from specimens usually exhibited
untl they examine his specimens al No 5ts Pearl street
In making this communication, w. Gibson does not in nd
upon the members Of the Institute, whom
cannot Of be cognxnt Of such procedure but he mar
be exca,ed IN saying that IL such system Of Avortisu,
~hich has already become too general be contnu~ the
pery Of the Institution will Be sealed and the sspport a
its best friends withdrawn.
No. CAS- Pearl street Broadway. oIO6
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

EXTRAORDINARY CoMBINATloN.-The Bsndana
II or Oriental Tablet will speedily render he skin smooth
clear and even removing roughness tan freckes unburn
and every mperecon from it, surface leaving the complexion
effects Of alkaline soaps pains bathing Sc and give the
skin that transparent brsncy Justly admired Price 30
.,r.., si8
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

John II. GOLDSMITH, DRAPER TAILOR, lsi VIII
liam street beg respectfully to call the attention oil the
public 10 his Fashionable Establishment
The superior facilities long experiences, and critical know
ledge which he possesses has induced NJ to abandon the an
tque usages In cutting and to adopt method Of his
w which enabled furnish his customers the electro
magnetic principle despatch with articles Of unprecedented
beauty &c &c and the time with due consider
alton Of dnep.ons Of TIA, plus ultra q gen,leman
pocket-hs purse. o2in'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18
WORM LOzENGES.

@ HEnMAN's WORM LOZENgES are superseding all
- other Worm Medicines They fail and pleasant
that children will take without difficulty Over 100000
families have used them and with the greatest success whole
sale and retail at lo6 Naau New York; and lss Fulton
street, Brooklyn. ol6
TSTNE PLATED WARE SUPERIOR FINISHED
IT. CUTLERY.-Thc Subscriber has received per late
packets and opening this very large and complete assor
me o rich plated wars consisting Of vermounted Casters
Cake BASKETS slverossed Tea and Coffee Urns Candle
sicx &c hc Also, very splendid assortment Of fine Ia
Pearl and Silver handle Ksives with Frepch FORMS Forks
ira Csrvers ssd fine Knives Tor Silver FORKS All v
sale al very low prices, a. csua BY
oiey DANIEL T. DELEvAN II Msid.s Lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

rTNCURRENT MONEH--Forsps 0cla spd Silver, Cor
u pcration Bosds, STOCKS ehsres Treasury Noks, &C.
bought and sold at =. J. syLvEsTERs, issBrosdwsy and
~ Waist. 90
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

SOUGHT ANp rur rtLL VALUE cfvrN ~ CASH, nv
n. LEvETT, 1877 William street
90 Knowing there persons whe make great pun IN
their advertisements FOR Cast on Clothing &c &C. and VINO
in many do not give the full value for the same.h
will those gentlemen who may have such articles oy
them and who send for him, Of receiving the very utmost
value 10 CASH fcr every article.
line through the Post Once or otherwise the above adj
dress will meet with due attention. olo6w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

GERMAN SILVER in sheets Of suitable gauges and widu,
NJ Tor making Tea and Table spoons an times hand
and for sale by LEWIS FEUCHTwANGER,
ia Gold street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

- CgDsa srHsEr, WEAR bReApwAv.
-C C. MARSH, Accountant. sfor the public thai hs
Rooms continue open very evening from q or the purpose
OF giving instruction the Theory and Practice of Bookkes-
ing The 2oiessons watch nay be taken IN
evenings Al the OF pupil the
instruction IL individual and not IN Glasses.
Instructions also given during the day IRON 10 O. and
too
aProspestusss with terms. and full account Of the method
may DC had Al the rooms. sasime
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18
ONE PRICE HAT STORE.

m NEW FAsHION.-BR0WN& cos, new style Of
3 Hats ready for sale at the low fixed price Of 3D.
~ They surp7ss in beauty any offered FOR the same
price eombanr the requisite qualities Of the more costly
ghtnes. durability and lusre The great number Of hats
which they sell and for cash only enables them to furnish
article superior usually sold the price The
pablo are invited examine and Judge their merits at BRowS
Co.'S wholesale and retail warehouse, us Chatham,
~ No,,..treet New York sl3-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18
FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 10. 1889.
SPLENDID rENMANsHIP ACQUIRED IN ~
IEgSONg

MR. BRTSTOW respectfully to the Ladies
1 and Gentlemen Of New York and Brooklyn that he has
returned from successful vstto Boston, and has
his old established Writing Academy No. It's Broadway for
the RECEPTION OF PUPILS and Of every capacity
Day and Evening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

90 VERY CHEAP GOODss-C9
ice at our s..s.smsasr han s
Grocers' Articles Teas, Brandies
Lamp Oils, Linseed Oils, Olive oils,
DyeWoods, ndgoes, Dy ers' Articles,
Paints, and Pal iters Articles,
Bleaehers, Paper Maker,
Hasters' and Calico Printers Articles
Drugs and Medicines, by
J. c. MORRISON SON, Wholesale dealers,
ol62w ls6 < ISIS Greenwich st.
NTOTICE-Chesea Bank Bills will be taken the follow.
IN ing aforementioned stores at par for Groceries, namely
At the corner Of Avenue C. and Third street,
DO do Rivngton and Goerck street.
Do do Stanton and Sheriff street,
Do do Avenue ID and Third street. ola. In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18

NNOUssrLrNE DE LAiNEs-R. L. SMITH 4 CO.
Vl offer Tor liberal terms, 10 assorted quail.
Liss a. i76 Pearl street oSy
mo LETA fsrlor and Bed Rcens fnrnished 10 let
u Apply 81 No. 10, barclay street ole1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18
WRITING

This celebrated System Of Writing offered to the
ce Of the Ladies' the Merchant the young of business
or Clerk the Attorney the Accountant the STUDENT the Gen
eman Of Fashion and Forune and the Public general
New Yoklt expressly adapted to all the mercantile pur
Bills of Exchange orders Notes. receipts.
counts current Inc Journal Eay and the Ledeer and
acquired by every one, from the ages of TEN to
IN TWELVE EASY LESSONS OF ONE HOUR BACH.
No matter how Bad INDIFFERENT, ILLEGlBLE, pEFoRs
cRAMPED or coSrIRMEa, the Pupils writing maybe.
ACADEMY No LIS BRoApwy, New YORK
THE LADIES meet daily IL and II o'clock these Hours
devoted entirely Ladies, and are taught neat decate
elegant style Of writing
THE GTSrLEmES are taught style Bold, Free and NJ
camille. 49,.
- Merchants and Strangers visiting New York,
plete course in or days.
B-Mr. B. is TO be seen from A. NJ, to froms to
sP. M.
90 Further Lessons. above the twelve will b.
given BY Mr.. B without additional expense $50 I'm
90 SECOND WARD HOTEL.-Next the corner
Fulton street. Nassau street This we'll known establishment
having undergone thorough refttng complete
for the accommodation OF those who honor 1t with he
patronage
There this besides the story which throw,
entirely open public bar large the
cond story IS feet by u.s. well suited for the accommodation
public meetings together with several smaller adapted
business.
Clubs and private parties accommodated with as
species game deicacy which the markets afford at ,hoi
notice. [jell-yl EDMUND JONES, Proprietor
NEW REFECTORY.-J. SWEENEY informs his ir1el,
IN and the public that he has opened Refecoy hs
and Fowl always be found his tables and every do
cy Of the provided appears the market
No attention will be wanting his part to give
satisfaction he hopes 6ns that generous
which he is determined to deserve.
Il0-tf J. SWEENEY
nANlEL SWEENEY, IL Ann street, returns his
~ thanks to his friends for the liberal supportths
have uniformly rendered him since he first opened his Refractory
and them hat will be his coastan endcavor to merit
continuance of their APPRECIATION His table Always FURNISHES
with the best the market affords and those who may honor hi
table with their presence depend upon being served wit
cleanliness, cvility and promptitude 10 II
Onnn MORUS MULTlCAULUS TREES For Sale
OOOO They will be sold low account of elosrgcon-
Among he lot 600 trees, with year old roots
Apply al 5l9 Houston street. ol2 I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18
% THE CHEAPEST On

MOST FASHIONABLE ESTABLISHMENT,
Having the extensive and splendid stock Of Cloths Cas
meres Vesng and Summer Goods in this city, which will b
made hemost elegant style at the shortest notice. at the
following prices, cash delivery al the we'll Known
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF
a. r. JAMES,
lLATE rAvLeR,l
No g Maiden Lane and No. IL Liberty II.
rRicxs. ..4.et.
Superdns black, blue or fancy eolored Dress
Goats rIl Il m
6entemens' Summer Coats, from a.
Cashmere PaRtaoons variety ofpattern and
colors, ~ 5Ot no 50
Vests ofsilks, ,stins, velyets, cassimerss, Mar.
settles, yalsn,ias or Thibet Cloth "a IS 70 g
The public will plea observe the above prices are rs p
cent below the ordinary prices Of Merchant fsor s8y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-18
ONE PRICED HAT sTORE.-THEol

CLARK corner Of Chatham and Pearl SITS after
ny experience ia business asd after repeated and
uniirisg effort. attain the object consistently be-
he has length succeeded IN arti
Gle which cannot fail win the appreciation Of all who will
take the trouble 10 examine a.
This article TO which attention Of the public
e.peci,y invited Satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
DOLLARS feels assured that for beauty chearncss
durability comfort cannot be surpassed IN the city Of
New York addition the usual voriety Of Hats and Caps,
he also .eps hand constantly Fur Hat Of very superior
quality which he afford at -FOUR DOLLARS; and this
fiat for years past has given TO numerous customers the
most unqualified subtraction Justice TO his friends well as
10 h,msef ake. N proper him T. say, that he sells for
cash. the losses from bad customers will not have to
paid by good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly at
the old iabhed stand where the asking price always the
selling price. sep11-sm'
- THREE DOLLAR HATs-THREE DOLLAR
HATs-Ju.t furnished, the nest splendid article ever
offered the public. Elegant short nap moleskin Hats
on FUR bodies; also, splendid article AZ the low
price Of 81 so, for the prices cannot be escelles
BROWN, lac Canal street
.2l.lm. one door abeve Sullivan.
DREPARE FOR INTER -Uadershiris and drawers, Of
domestic make, manufactured Of hne sarony WOOL at "a
hse the part OF this state An article Of the right
shape the body Also, buckskn, sik, wooen, merne
as shirts and drawers hosiery nc NC TO be had 81 the
genemens sutftins store No Wall street. neat Broadway
oil