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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27
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ID Il. VI . | K
Irks removed his Office 20 No Canal street. few doors
III from Broadway where be continues 70 dsets "a
attention the relief Of the unfortunate He Parc
uary invites al those call him who unneeessary
syna rroracted cases. those whose eases have
either been aggravated unsaeeessfuy treated ~ inlp
and those who APPARENTLY tncurahlc
the banef effects ofraercury grck
postuns He fasrs himself that from bis long eserencs
aud in treating such cases. he VIII ne enabled " pro
mise speedy AVID efeetua cure. Az lm
DEMoyAL.-t. " CARROLL's Oid Estshlished Medies.
II Vapor BATHS removed from rs ,ohn streefto s
Brosdvay opposite the City Hospital Mrs J! r. Carroll re
turns thanks to the Faculty particularly ans the public IN gen
liberal extended 10 this Tor
the last heen and hopes by herassay ana sh"h
q merit a Continuance ofths sane. -. -, :.
The Baths are open from so'cock IN the morning VI
cch night, and used with much .uccessin All naoe
eoids Group, &c which they AFFORD imre
dat. relief T,smonias Of their efficacy can ee seen y tbs
from the wing eminent pysicians Doc
TOYS A. n stevens. " Mott, Bush Boyd Nacnevin Rhine
lander. Neilson. Smith elsnd kisem Borrowe
heroh Nc Sc Sulphur and shower Baths can be had ~
times Perstl. yap?r Baths Bathing Tubs ans Hip ba,hs
r hire Baths sent 70 part OF the city or Droos
yn syrup Of ssrsspas srd Liverwor NC fresh the
Skakers NV
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TRUSSES.

DurTURE CURED At DIR, AMOS ~ HuLL'S rs.
IL TABLIsHMENi 4 VESEY STREET, AnTOh
UOU sE-Dr Halls Truses modified 20 az to shorten their
erm OF curs very much The Truss 10 called
"THE RADICAL CURE TRUSS.
This great improvement aeesths unqualified sanction
Of the faculty Of New York ,-,n.,
TIE nsb,e at its Last air granted the FlhsI
PREMIUM for this Truss, the RECOMMENDATION OF Ito
iuase consisting Of Eve eminent phy siean and surgeons
The public cautioned against pretended discoveries ~
Truss h,waers there no spch thing IS ne rrne'ps
hitherto % the faeay: this pretshccN re.
ected by neaies mra hunbug Of mechanics who
40 p1t md cannot understand the nature OF hernia.
DR. HULL's -siabishaent has been well known Tor more
than twenty years. sheoaiy sti under the patronage
Of the faculty. =,
,- No In this ofhc. and well
known snes all oths eas is 10
constant Attendance.
R8pssi persons cautioned against hcing deceived "
oreiea led agents. NO TRUSS 10 GENbiNE bNLEcr
''"N'D 0' "" Wv kNeis q. HULL, ND,
a,as Nsscy street New fsrs.
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LIFE INSU RED FOR
T w O ID O l. l. A r S.

To Messrs. j. Pease 4 Son, As Division street. -.
NEAR SIRS-My wife lying at DEATHS door, and II was
- she had the consumption; she esorted TO
MANY rcsediss without experiencing relief At the
est friend she last made trial OF Clar
fed Essence of orehound and although her complaint ha
fled the ski Of dollars worth Of this
performed permanent and radical
in two weeks j. T MORE, $40 Greenwich ST.
To Nessrs j. Pesse * Son, As Division street:
NV wife lying deaths door in te last stage Of
sum op; was pronounced hopeless by humber of
eminent her friends had all hopes Of
recovery little expecting 70 her r,s from that couch OF
otherwise. friend OF mine called to
see me- Induced me to your Clarified Hoehound
Candy told him though bat after repeating
that she should make trial of it.
She did try and the effects unspeskabe We thought
the besgn influence guardian spirit instead OF
Pease's Horchound Candy.
will everbe lasting obligation 70 youmore than
for. You publish this and let the
world what aruy wonderful sure csody has
formed AKy person doubling the truth obedent
want cah at my residence, and see my wife.
JOSEPH SUDEN, 10 Avenue d.
Or latg TEASE SONS as Disison street and see
al Inn
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No. 4 PECK SLIP

DOCTOR CARPENTER continues usual to devote hi,
and priv ate diseases. - ''
Those who have been the victim,
Of unqualified charatans with which this city
aoods n consequence Of the taty ofouraw regulating
nsuca profession, respectfully solicited at h old
staoshed Di,pensary No Peck slip many thousands
manifold diseases. 'S' ~ "
10 strangers Dr. Carpenter segs leave to add that he
native and to the BORN; he is graduate Union
Coege and received his dr. this cty (clans
honors " ieentiate of the New York State Medical go.
c ana mas nae nearly thirty practice and
IN this city and what most important speedily eec
- Separate Offices and for the privacy of pa
uen VINO can never come IN contact Charges
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LIPS late Of ios William street. respectfully informs his
that ke has removed his cash Tailoring E
ttsh-nt 10 las Broadway door from Liberty street
he will continue 10 transact business thesame
tLat has gained him large portion of public favor
has entered into ents that viii enable him to
furnish articles of rcss equal, in respect TO the first
houses in the trade at still greater saving than Heretofore
This be at by comparing their garments and
bills with his 1.-THE only arrive Just concluson
quality acne nvs, establish the true value Of any article
this fact withhoJs the proprietor from Publishing
ma ss of charges articles may be made low rates
which Absolutely r tho ratio othe most exr.ysgsR
prices.
r. wishes particular to draw attention 70 this fact
daily attempts acetc -rpy his style Of
In conclusion, p that he makes
articles dress whatever from the best materials AID
that he employs but hands lie asks the public
10 make ti Of his In the fall conviction that he
really them thirty per cent
rtment Of Shirts stocks, Bosoms Collars, and
Globes. always on hand. je27
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one HrNDRED CARS.

yvANpERwERKEN, manufacturer Of Cabs, Om1,nuisn.n
Stage coaches, Railroad srs se' cor1e oi na m7
Rrus, and MrWhnrter streets, near the Naroad DepOi
Newark has already finished and in state o. 'orvare
ness upy ards of ndsd q The newly invented
seat two or four persons. ,-..-....,,o.
the improved Cabs ~,
,xpoprAxTsTo MARRIED FENALEs.-MADAME
lREsTELL's PREVENTIVE PoWDEhs5Thse IN
,..bis Powders been usiverssly adopted W kurops
ht in rat,,enar ards Of thirty AZ well
Nv HUNDRED beng the only mid safe ano
-caaous remedy for married l7des whoe voc
rapid Increase Of hmir Price alree
,;p,s For sale A Mad Pestes Principal Ofce Nofs Green
eb s,,s.t Cireulars more fully expls aory) he OBJ
tapea al The Once and which will be spt Tree OF .ense
tnssage e,cspted1 "a art ~ ne tmfa Sstes
All eornuuscstons must be postpaid once hcus from
A. NJ. 20 r. Nj Phisdelrhis Once spi sonh Eshh-s,
a. n 1Ar.
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HUNTERS RED DROP-For all complaints OF a ~
rate H2ure-Rememker, whatever other medicine
AXE it is health end money thrown awaythst in time
this terrible but retrhution mans vickeduss will
show itself horrible FORM Then apply az the
only absolute earth, at Division ST. Al pervia For
a-tculars advertisements outside.
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6SSsYSY9 T9SWWSVSR CALD HEADLINE prevsien,
& sa'' aoF RTisI F: sGsd'''i fSy sy
iy2o-s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27

FIRE PROOF PATENT -ALANANDER SAFES.
THE subscribers have secome The sole agents for the sale
Il of
WTLDEB's PATENT sAIANANDER sAFFs
and prepared 10 ofer 10 the ic SAFG KNOWN
TO BE FIRE PROOF. One oft.ese = fs ri. i IN a
Gay.rs Double SAFES both Of which were sonrus-d N ss
than hours While this SEf with spcrfcfsS AeGf
tsty four hours preserved unured BooA aud fs,srs
Iicostaned MERCHANTS and Others vaniinss : are
quested call md ,remise for h' A
on hagd suitable for Banls Merchants aud Others wanting
Fire PrCs Safe.
Orders received for Money Safes, Ches,s fars vaa
aut and Part on Doors, window snhttsr &c Ieh wall
b. made AT the shortest notice and WARRANTED FIRE
PROOF. - $500
ara nearly opposite the Custom House. New York
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-27

Ci0LT'S REPEATING FIRE. ArMs.-Thc Patent Armo
~ Manufacturing Company intern the public that they have
Just received from their manuaco number OF Rep atig
Shot Guns Of six charges each, which they csn6dcIly
commend to the notice OF Sporsen equal workmanship
and finish to thing Imported and from repeated expert
meats they satisfied they viii throw shot superior
gun maHufz etured.
AlsoCarbine for balls skot Rifles, Of different
add Pistols, from pocket TO holster Fercusior Care,
Of superior quality Powder and Shot All Of whisk
offered at greatly reduced prices at their store s Broad
"
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CHERNAa's WORM LOZENGES the greatest
- medicine in the world -
DR. CHURCHILL has ssei then in hfiy cases. eurec
spasms aud three 4 s lie considers theH sale and
su-e, and r,conmeDis them 20 all.
Mr. j. B. MONIES used the IN his FAM with entire
rccess several Of his friends have great cohhdesee az
Col CLARK cured ofhis children ofspasrss aud
Of Cts, casioned BY WORMS -,
The Hon B. B. BEAaDsLEY thinks they have saved IN.
HE children IL had beea long time IN decline
attended the best physicians without reiri
His fsnly doctor recommended shemans Worn Lozeafe;
the oly hope he dill sd hro the blessing OF 'od
ms child wclAnOther living evidence o. Their whuer
fui yrtass. dr B. family saoad BE- without them
More ,n 2oo CERTIFICATES might be aided Of their truly
wonderful properties.
Ana Chatham $50 DO Rll Beeeker; Dodds, corner
Broadway and lss Fultou street. Brooklyn
Where also be had Shernans lsoEenges Tor nervous
.seqeadache kcsrtbpF "nlcsec
DOCTOR tYLOVEkts consulted As ssusi at his
alE Ohce His practical experience and his rerer
chef1ca experiments have enabled him to introiIce
.iB into his practice several new articles which are
~ prompt those dissaseso which he deECtes
has attention.
r "a that he has ed rsguis ned
q, ucS n ana devoted SIS attention for TIE Lac; ten
,.ars 20 select branch OF his profession. lis oce - Nc
street Private third door from the Nuse-
t.roagh an entry with lamp at the once door.
Bite Doctor keep general assortment OF rulses
ssA s,spessory Band-Ss which sastsd AID a1g a.
at .I.-..-- n.
a.. dsllsr jew
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IMPORT ANT
C O NJ Nj u N &c A Il 10 N.

NEW YORK, February ~, 1880.
DEAR SIR; The duty Of my profession has exposed me
eidea e this uncertain climate have been deprived
hoarsness and should sun be So ad
used your Meaicaed Candy tired IT for W times,
and find lungs healed my sPpeue improves my
fore have hesitation adding roeomnendaiion to the
many Who have experienced efficiency Of Clarified
Essence of Horehound.
al Rev. j. D. HARI, oZl
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N III ISL

MRS. MOTT, THE CELEBRATED FEMALE PHY-
4H SlClAN OF NEW YORK. having just received large
quantity ofhres roots essential oils rsn Europe not to
be obtained in this country be able those diseases
which haze Ssned the skill the most
diseases incident the human frame and especially the
oowing rheumatism ofhowover long sandn tic doioreax,
govt contraction, palsy parr sed limbs decline,
hon, humos scIofqa salt rhenm king CYL csnker ring
catsrrh scadhead dyspepsia, debility spinal aee
tons, nervous symptoms white swengs asthma, lnadlcs
fits offalpg sickness, and othe d,seases.
No mineral Of Kind used Any feraiss la
boring under various weaknesses consult Mrs. MOTT
with perfect confidence Hours patients from "a M
until NJ at residence li0 Spring street (wSs side OF
Broadway Al letters from the tposi ad
Medicines forwarded 10 all parts Of the United
States. beo3m
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I'M TANT
G. O M Nj u n G. A II | ON.

mr. ROGERS requests 10 say that h. has practced
define physician for ttiry years During this long
period his practice he has made ofvarious kinds
needles for colds hoarseness that & ressng the
whoopng cohgh and he believes with pys
clans orally: and after ALL he finds successful
PEAsE's CLARIFIED Essence of HOREiIOUND CAN
DY, and recommends " TO be uniyers sally used.
II s sold at Is Division II. al imis'
CHuRCHs vEGErABLE Luton FOR BsAuTI-
" FLYING AND IMPROVING THE COMPLEXION.-
ID pmplcs boc hes, spots redness letter,
reckes other eruptons snddisolor
ons, restores 10 the com exion healthy juvenile
bloom This lotion is the most valuable cosmetic Offer
ed the public II be obtained CHUtH Dispenssry,
ss Bowery Spring street. Price 7scsns perbote
al m
The native American., 1840-10-31

IsANCY GOoDS.The subscriber would par.
E ticularly call the attention of the Ladies o.
Washington and vicinity to very choice and ele-
CANT selection Of Fancy Articles, opened within the
last few days, viz.
Elegant yard wide figured Silks (new stye)
DO Satin striped Shalleys (neat shades)
Do Cashmere style and background
Mousselines
A choice assortment Of plain Mousselines
Mourning and half mourning Moussencs and
Shalleys
Tournament and Elssler Plaids, for children
Fancy colored French Nerinoes
Splendid Chintz and Caic,es
Magnificent 81 MASCARA Silk Shawls
Rich 81 do worsted do
Tartan satin Scaifs
super batiste and hemsiiched linen cambria
Handkcrchicss
A lot of French worked Collars
A. and 81 Taglioni Shawls, fer children (low)
20 dozen Silk Hosiery
20 do Ladies' best Silk Gloves
New thread Laces Edgings, and lnsertngs
do Cambria and Muslin Trimmings
A large lot of Ladies' best Slippers and Walking
Shoes daily expected by JAS. B. CLARKE,
Opposite Centre Market, and No. from 9Th
street. oct 81
The native American., 1840-10-31
ISLAND FIRE COMPANY.

Atan adjourned meeting of the subscri
bers TO the new fire company, composed
). of citizens of the I'd, Sd, and 9Th Wards
in that part Of the city teamed the Island
JOS. Radcliff was called to the chair
and Vim. Cooper, jr. appointed Secretary
The committee appointed at the last
meeting 10 prepare Constitution and
Bylaws, reported the same when they
were read, aud the style and title Of the
company was ordered to be called "The
Island Fire Company Of the city Of Wash.
ineton."
The following officers were elected ur
der the Constitution
VIM. Lloyd, President.
f. A. Doniphan, Vice President.
VIM. Cooper, jr. Secretary.
w. w. Stewart, Treasurer
Jno. w. Martin, Capt. Of Engineers.
Noah Drummond, Capt. of Hosemen.
Peter Hepburn, Capt. of Propertymen
The following resolution was then a
dopted.
Resolped, That a committee of five
members be appointed for the purpose Of
soliciting donations from the citizens gen.
orally for the use Of this company; where
upon
Messrs. W. w. Stewart, John II. Queen
+. A. Doniphan, HI. X. Lambell, and N
Drummond, were appointed.
On motion, the chairman of this NEE
ting was added to this committee.
1t was ordered that the proceedings bs
published.
The company then adjourned to Mon
day evening next, at o'clock.
Attest:
WIN. COOPER, il. Secretary.
The native American., 1840-10-31

would be impertinent in him to ask for
more, it would be more than foolish in US
to grant it. There is such a feeling as
natural affection; and much as some of
our foreign miscreants, such as an Owen
and Wright, have endeavored TO make
us regard tas the offspring of superstition,
it still exists, and is rs universal as heat.
That mother which does not love her own
child yea, the child Other own womb
better than another's, is monster, and SO
she is regarded by the universe and upon
the same principle, that Government,
which takes the bread from the Natives of
its soil and gives it to the Foreigner, equal
ly fails in its duty, and is obnoxious to
the same epithet. We are aware, that in
thus expressing our sentiments, we are
treading upon delicate ground. Among
Foreigners, are many of orr acquaintan-
ces, and perhaps even friends. We are
aware, we say of this but we 60 for a
principle; and although we love Caesar
much, we love our country more. No
Foreigner should hold an Office under our
Government. In warifto fight against
the land of his birth-we cannot trust
him. In peace, we have natives to fill all
the Offices of our Government.
Such is our views ofproscription where
Foreigners are concerned. These, we
would prescribe, not on account of their
political opinions, but because they have
no right to a participation.of the Offices OF
our Government. With the achievement
of our Liberties they had nothing to do !;
with the formation Of our constitution lust
as little--and with the enactment of our
laws they had no agency.
The native American., 1840-10-31
CHANDELIER.

This handsome piece of workmanship,
by Mr.. Hooper, of Boston, which was order
ed by the House of Representatives at
their last session, for the use of their Hall,
is now up, and shows the ingenuity and
taste OF our own mechanics. The beau
ty of this piece of workmanship, we
conceive, is only equalled by the taste and
symbolical order, with which it is con-
structed. From its base, the chandelier
rises in thirteen rows, emblematic of the
thirteen original States. AT the top Of
the outer,is thirteen faces, each containing
two lamps Above this is another row Of
lamps, making in all seventy six Above
the lamps is the Coat-of-arms Of the twen-
ty-six States, as they entered the Union;
and the whole is capped with the Eagle.
This chandelier approaches in splendor
that of the famous chandelier in the St.
Charles Theatre, New Orleans; but it is
not 50 large, by half, though exceeding in
size that in the Senate chamber. Mr..
Hooper, the maker, kindly gave us the
following particulars: There was used
in its construction about ten thousand
pieces of glass. Its COSTS $4,000. Height.
19 feet. Diameter ID. Weight, (includ-
ing counterbalance) about I, 800 chande-
lier alone $500. As an ornament to the
House, it is beautiful as an agent for
light it is useful and, "as candle set
upon a bushel," it may throw occasional
CLEANS of brightness over the dark rays
Of political wrath that sometimes disgrace
that Hall. The chandelier was lighted
on Wednesday night last and made a
most glazing appearance. We cannot
divine how any Hon. Member can now be
at a loss for lighton any subject; and we
sincerely hope, that all good men and
true, will see at once through political in
trigues, aud cut short all unnecessary
debate and barriers to busness-whether
by the light of this chandelier, or by the
light of reason, and the cryings of JUS
tice. The workmanship reflects great
credit on Mr.. Hooper and as an Ameri-
can job, we think it will bear COMPARE
son with any thing foreign. Our own
mechanics and manufacturers only want
encouragement, to rise above all competi-
tors We will also mention, that the rod
by which it is suspended is made hollow,
to admit of the use Of gass at any future
day.
The native American., 1840-10-31

nJ Weunderstand that This "Grattap,n
of the Cube, is an Irishman employed i'll
that establishmentby the name of lNcDon-
aid 1.-THE same, we believe, that got a
Gaining on The avenue, and was kicked
out of boarding house in this city. He
should now be kickedout Of the ten miles
square.
FIRE.-On Wednesday morning last
two frame houses were destroyed by fire,
near four-and-a half street bridge. 1t is
supposed they were set on fire.
The MUSEUM We would advise all
persons who have not yet visited this es-
Enlistment, since the engagement of Mr..
Weldon and Master Chambers, to go.
Mr.. w. is about the "slickest chap" in
the deceptive line, we ever saw and mas
ter G. is as timber as scan be." This is
their last night-so go and see them.
ANOTHER TREATY.--Gen. Armisted
has suspended actiUc operations, for the
present, III FLORIDA, to enable the chiefs to
come in and form treaty! We though,
they had enough of Indian treaties; but il
seems that nowadays, aoarriors catch al
straws, as well as drowning men!
The D'Hautville case is not yet settled
but from one of similar nature decided
in the same court with the above, we
judge he will obtain the possessionof his
child.
IfTo OUR NEW ORLEANS SUBscRr
BEns.-Thc Editors ofthe "New Orleans
, Native American" are authorized to act as
our agents in that city. Our friends
there will please settle with them. We
hope they will not be slow in paying back
dues, and that each one will exert him
self 10 double his talent and send us ye'
another like himself.
The native American., 1840-10-31
Gy- f" FOREIGNERS WILL MAKE OUR ELECTIONS
CURSE INSTEAD OF A BLEssING."--M. Pan Buren,.

Dly- "FoREiGNERs WILL MAKE OUR ELECTIONS
A CURSE INSTEAD OF A BLEssING."--1.p Pan Buren,
BJ- "THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES -
MAY THEY EVER REMEMBER, THAT TO PRESERVE
THEIR LIBERTIES, THEY MUST DO THEIR OWN
VOTING AND THEIR OWN FIGHTING."-H Harrison.
U-"AGAINsT THE INsIDroUs wILEs OF For
EIGN TNFLuENcE-I coNJURE YOU TO BELIEVE ME,
FELLOW CITIzENs-THE JEALOUSY OF FREE
PEOPLE OUGHT TO CONSTANTLY AwAKE-sINCE
HISTORY AND EXPERIENCE PROVE, THAT FOREIGN
INFLUENCE IS ONE OF THE MOST BANEFUL FOES
OF REPUBLICAN GovERNMENT.s-W Washington.
lh5- /" HOPE WE MAY FIND SOME MEANS, IN
FUTURE, OF SHIELDING OURSELVES FROM FOREIGN
INFLUENCE, POLITICAL, COMMERCIAL, OR IN WHAT
EVER FORM 1T MAY BE ATTEMPTED. CAN SCARCE
LY WITHHOLD MYSELF FROM JOINING IN THE WISH
OF SILAs DEANS THAT THERE WERE AN OCEAN
OF FIRE BETWEEN THIS AND THE OLD WORLD. -
Jefferson.
Whether successful or not, succeeding generations
shall kno,o that ice understood Rights and Liber-
ties, and ,oere neither AFRAID nor ashamed to assert
or maintain them and thai zoe ourselves may hare
al least this consolation IN our chains that Uas moi
through neglect thai this People arere enslared.
Instructions Of the People Of Lexington to their Re-
personalities in the General Court of Mass. l772
The native American., 1840-10-31
MERCHANT TAILORING.

FT,H0S. F. HARDNESS, Merchant Tailor, Penn
i syluaaia Aucaue, near The Madisonfaa 0Gce, r
Respectfully informs his friends and the Public that
he still continues his business; and has just received
an entirely new assortment OF FALL AND WIN
TER GOODS, which he will make up TO order, on
The most reasonable TERMS and at the shortest pos
sble notice His assortment consists IN part, OF
Blue, Black, and Invisible Green Cloths
Cassimeres and Vestings
Fancy Articles. &c. &c.
Clothes made up to order, the stuff either fur'
nished by himself, or the person wishing them
made.
He respectfully solicits continuance OF custom,
and requests The Public 10 give hun call, being
assured they will find it to their advantage so to do
oct 81 I'm
The native American., 1840-10-31
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES.

FESHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that he has received
his Fall and Winter Stock, consisting in part as
iollcws:--
Ladies and Misses Morocco, Kid and Leather
Slippers,
Ladies and Misses Morocco, Kid and Leather
Walking slippers
Ladies and Misses Walking Shoes, lined and
trimmed with fur
Ladies and Misses Walking Shoes lined and
trimmed with fur water proof
Lsdes and Misses Buskins, lined and wadded
and fur trimmed
Ladies and Misses Calf and Morocco sewed
and pegged boots
Ladies and Misses Calf and Morocco sewed
and pegged and Strap Shoes
Gentlemen's fine sewed and pegged Calf and
Morocco Boots
Gentleuen's fine sewed ard pegged Calf water
proof Boots
Do do heavy do
Do Do Fine d0 Cal. .n heavy ys ss s sa Ss
sewed and pegged
20 India Rubber Over shoes, lined
with fur
Do do do plain.
Do Cloth and Carpet oycr.shoes
Mems and Boys Brogans, sewed and pegged,
large assortment
Mems and Boys coalae sewed and pegged and
naiied Boots
Do do do Brogans
Mems and Boys Fur and Hair Caps
Misses and Childrens Boots and Shoes in great
variety
AS the subscriber is determined to sell as low for
cash any other store in the city he res pectfully
soIi2its a share Of public patronage.
Store on Pennsylvania avenue, south side, be-
tween 9Th and 10th streets 49,, ,o,,a.
oct 3l-6t VIM. DOUGLASS.
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