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ANEW VOLUME,
IN sPLENIID STYLE.
july, l8il.
GRAHAN'S LADY's & GENTLE.
MANS MAGAZINE.

TIE great increase in the subscription
Isl OF tins highly popular Magazine (tIe edl-
ton having more than double III less than
six mou;h>) induces The proprietor 10 com
meuce Il nrw volume with the July number.
1t vii be issucd! in the most attractive style.
with the FIRST ol a new series OF lICH ORI-
GlNAL ESGRAvrHGs. got up IN u manner that
shall SurpaSs any used IN any other Ameri
can Mauazine. In addition to the fact that
we employ the talent Of the very best Amc
rican artists in the engraving oi tie plates
Tor this work. it must he remembered. tEa:
mos, of the subjects selected are OrigIna'
American pictures. uhicd haze ner'r been
before engraved. and are consequently. the
newes, that can be brought before Highly
Colnred fashions.
Ii must b. remembered, that the Fashion
Plates oi this Magazine. are the best in color
lng and design that can he found IN any
work published in this country or in Europe.
They are engraved and colnrrd f'r thiS
| Magazine, bv the best artists that the c"un-
try can produce. and are Drawn aIrdyS from
the latest designs from Paris and London.
and consequently may always b." relied mp
on as the prevailing style IN the United Sta
les for the month in which they are issued.
We paw more for coloring than any other
publication. and always have the BEST.
1'HE CoNrRrBuToRs.-ln addition tn,he IN
usual fine array Of contributors, which the
Magazine has thus far boosted. arrangements
haze been made with a number more of the
best writers Of the day, so tina, spice and va
ripiy NAV be locked for in the literary de-
,r,ment of the new volume,
SPoRrs n Pa>TryRs.-This interesting
feature Of the Magazine shall still he preserv-
ed rs important to young s~por,smen. and
in fact to al young or old, who delight in
the sports of the rod and gun. Articles in
this department. shall he from acknowledged
pens. and of the very best authority.
The volume will be opened with n new
and beautiful type, cas-, expressly for the
work, the mechanical execution shall be oil
surprising neatness. and the printing shall
be upon the finest white paper.
New AND POPULAR MUsrc.-The choicest
pieces Of new and popular music for the
Piano Forte and Guitar shall he selected for
its pages, and two or more pages shall ap.
near regularly each month. In this way
subscribers in remote country towns, can al.
ways have The latest music at low rates, al
most as soon as it is published.
TERMS CASH-The terms are So foi a
single subscription, and in no case will the
price be abated, or TWO COPIES for IS, free OF
postage and discount. ALWAYS IN ADvAScE.-
No SUBSCRIBER REcEivED IN N CASE WITHOUT
THE MONEY. This rule is imperious and will
not be departed from.
Address. post paid,
GEO. r. GRAHAM.
! S. w. corner Sd & Chestnut sts, Phi'a.
, 1841-08-14
EA1GORlN9a

A. F. TRAINER, has the pleasure to announce
to the citizens of Bowling Green and the surrounding
country, that he will continue the above business one
door East Of the Post Office. He is now prepared
to receive order, for work, p~ledging himself to exc
cute not only in a workman like, but in the latest
and most approved fashions, having just received 70
ports Of the spring and summer fa.hions for 1871.
He tenders hissincere thanks, to his old customers
for the patronage he has received from them, and
aatten himself that his strict attention to business
united with a desire to please his customen will elicit
for him q continuation Of the same.
A. F. T.
NAV 22nd-tf.
, 1841-08-14
ULT UR l..

ToBAcco.-We published a few weeks
since a prize article from the Kentucky Far
mer, upon the culture OF tobacco. The fol-
lowing additional remarks upon the subject
have since been made by Mr.. Sanders, of
Carroll CO., Ky. Planters will do well to
preserve both articles and look over them
occasionally:
l have some knowledge Of tobacco culture.
Ny father was n tobacco planter. have Ia
bored in the tobacco field. Judge Beatty'S
paper Oh the subject. lately published in the
Kentucky Farmer, is excellent, emitting him
to the thanks Of all the tobacco growers. In
addition to his judicious remarks. | recon-
mend Early planting. Begin to plant as Don
as your plants are large enough, and the
ground in order for their reception. Plant
at all times except when the ground Is too
wet. Mud pressed about the tender roots
Injuries them very much, keeping them strur-
Cling for a long time to get free. When
ready to plant, the weather being dry, have
a large barrel or large tub Of water placed
near the plant bed in the evening, about one
hour before sunset, with a watering pot. IA
large gourd with a number Of small gimb!et
. holes, answers very WE'LL water thoroughly
a many piautS - NOu z u tIdt CNtu'
ing; in drawing the plants be careful to TAKE
up with them as much moist or wet earth As
will adhere to them--in this condition set
them out. The GOODNESS of the night and
the dew,refreshes them,e enabling them to with
stand a drought for several DAYS. IF the
weather should be extremely hot and dry,
it may be necessary to protect the plants
by covering them. A Leaf, pawpaw, hicko-
~, or any large leaf will do; the covering
or protection Of the plant to take place about
the time the dew is off in the morning, and
to be removed before sun down.
A few acres thus planted is of great bene-
fit in all the subsequent operations OF the
crop; ripening and each successive operation
coming on in rotation and not SD crowded as
If none had been planted until a season &C.
Cured. When the rain comes, the plants
thus puts out grow right off; and are sooner
ready for housing.
Great care should be observed, to proven,
rain or heavy dew falling on tobacco after i,
is cut, the damage thus sustained cannot by
any subsequent management be recovered.
Firing is Of very great advantage, and should
be adopted whenever it can be lone con-
venienily. For this purpose dig a pi, in the
tobacco house, the whole area, a, 5, or 6,
feet deep, as NAV suit; this NAV be lone OF
wet days, mot suitable for out door work.)-
Sufficient of the excavated earth to be pla-
ced around the sides and ends of the tobac-
co house to carry the water of; as much fuel
as prudence will permit, should be placed at
the pit, and a brisk fire kept up until the TO.
bacco is cured.
LEWIS SANDERS.
, 1841-08-14
n O + r.

is Hereby given, that the undersigned. ba, takea
out Letters Of administration, with the will annexed,
upon the Estate Of Solomon Fisher deceased from
the Clerk Of the Pike County Court, bearing date
the 10th day of June 1871; all persons having
claim. against said estate are therefore notified TO
present them for allowance, within one year from the
Of said letter., or they may be precluded from
any benefit of said estate, and il not presented With.
in three years, will be forever baned.
JOHN X. FISHER, Admit.
with the will annexed.
, 1841-08-14
NOTICE E..

A LII persons are hereby forewarned
~ from trading or crediting my wife Lu-
cinda on any account as I am resolved MOTTO
pay any of her contracts, as she has left my
bed and board without a just provocation.
She left on Friday the Gath Of July 184I.
JAMES H. RAY.
, 1841-08-14

TIME subscriher would inform the Tobacco growers
l. Of this and tho adjoining counties, that he will
give the hi-he.t cash prices Tor Tobacco delivered in
good order I" him Mt his mandatory in the town OF
rrairirville lie constantly keeps on hand also,
nar ufactnred tobacco Of the best quality which he
will sell on accommodating terms st Wholesale or re
tail. GEORGE w. THURMOND.
Marcel I3--fm.
, 1841-08-14
f. Y.
From The Boston Statesman
ODE.

By MRS. eoocH, (oE ~posroS.)
Let servile Europe pour her lay,
10 grace some monarch's natal day;
Let 1atterers bend before a throne
Columbia bows to worth alone!
She sings no deepot's furious deeds,
Where wild ambition leads the van,
And Iiviis slavery's chains On man!
We hail the Chief, who bravely stood
At freedoms alter baihed in blood;
Upheld her rights-enforced her laws,
And fought and conquered in her cause!
Nep Orleans rise, the trump awake,
Pour its loud notes DER land and land!
Till list'ning nations catch the tone,
And echo ring from zon to zone.
Who saved thy maiden's matchless charms
From Britain's brutal soldiers's arms2
Who saved thy city's boosted wealth,
From public plumber, private STEALTH
The western rifle played its part,
And silenced many a gallant healt;
By Jackson led, the daring band,
Repealed invasion from the land.
Shame on the trembling coward, shame!
Who dares detract from Jackson's name,
Our country's pride, our foeman's grief;
A free.born Nations chosen Chief,
The civic wealth for battles won,
A nation vowed her noblest son;
Her gratitude has paid that vow.
And twined the oak for JAcKsoN's brow.
, 1841-08-14
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
MISSOURI Il M
MONTHLY PUBLICATION % TO THE


MONTHLY PUBLICATION DEVOTED TO THE
INTEREST OF AGRICULTURE.
TINE undersigned has for the last wear
L published a work on farming in Illinois,
which has circulated to a considerable extent
in this State.
But considering this city to be a more
favorable location, and still retaining his old
list, he would now call upon all true friends
to the agricultural pursuit 10 this State, to
extend a helping hand at the onset Of this
new start. A paper published in this State
devoted to the interest Of the farmer, will
have great advantage over Eastern works Of
the kind, which are published to suit their
own soil and climate.
The pages Of the Missouri Farmer will b
filled with articles representing our own
stock, and showing the improvement neces-
sary; with articles on Tobacco and Hemp,
written by persons On our own soil; with ar.
ticles on Seeds, Vegetables, and every thing
profitable for US to raise.
We respectfully ask Post Masters and
others to whom we address this circular, Il
they will not put themselves out little to
obtain us a few subscribers? II each person
who receives this would send Us but two sub
scribers, we would feel greatly encouraged.
There is no one bu, could do this. either by
getting two persons to subscribe, or four
neighbors, which would only cost them half
a dollar a piece.
We shail publish our paper through this
year whether our appeal is heartily respond
ed TO or not, for we have so arranged.
We request any names that may be OBJ
tanned. should be sent in as soon as possible;
IL only one. please send to US.
TERMS:-One dollar per year in adj
vance. Six copies TO one address for IS.
ST. Louis, June, I84l-jcil 4tw
p. GOULD.
, 1841-08-14
Crcui, Court Clerk. Office invocation l,4Jdne 1871.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
Mortgomcry County,


Now al this day comes William Parish an heir
and legal representative Of Henry Parish deceased. and
filed a petition in tho Office Of the Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court in and for said county. praying that partition
pc made amongst the several heirs of said
deceased Of tho following tract Of land TO wit:l
the South East quarter of section thirty in Township
fort -six,N North IN Range No. 5 West containing one
hundred and sixty acres. and il being shown to said
Clerk by afida Wit. that said heirs are not residents Of
this State. 1t is thercupon ordered by said Clerk. that
notice be given to Mary +. Quesenberry, late Mary T
Parish who %intermarricd with Aehillis Quesenberry,
Martha Parish, John G.. Parish and Philip Ii. Parish.
that said Petition has been filed and will be presented
to said Circuit Court at the Term Of said Court, to be
held in and for said county on the first Monday in De-
tober ncxt. said notice to be given by the publication Of
a copy Of this order once a week for eight weeks sue
cessivs in some news paper printed in or nearest to
to the County Of Montgomery aforesaid.
STATE OF MISSOURI, (ss.
Montgomery County.
I, Jacob L. Sharp. Clerk Of the Circuit Court in
and for the county aforesaid, certify the foregoing to
be a true copy Of tho original order OF Publication
in my Office.
~ In witness whereof ! have heretofore set
seal. INV hand and affixed the seal Of said Court at
~ Office in the town Of Danville. the 18th day
Of juno in the year Of our Lord ls4l.
JACOBL SHARP, Clerk.
July IL. Is4I.-st-
, 1841-08-14
LEARN ONE THING AT A TIME.

TIME undersigned proposes to instruct . eia.s ~
the Art Of PENMANSHIP ct Bethlehem Nee
ting House, for the pro,rscted term Of fifteen Day.
during which time he will teach . variety Of hands ui
required.j To ommenc about the 10Th OF Aosu"
next,
For terms &c. apply to JosHuA FcauA. or
JOHN A. THOMAS
July 24th ls4l.-2w.
, 1841-08-14
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the nnden'Es.1
ba. ob,a;ned from the Clerk of the County
Court Of Pike county. Letters Of Admini.tranoe
mon the Estate Of IT,. Brsnstetter. deeea'ed. oeanns
date the 18th day of June ls4l. All per.oa' s:,'
ing claim. against said estate, are requested TO ss',o.
ii them in on. year from the date Of ''id lstt.i' 's
allowance, or they may be precluded from anyhsssss
of said estate; and il such claims are not pfs'ssess
within three years from the date Of said letters w
will be forever haired.
THOMAS CRAIG, SAanhs
ELIZABETH BRANSTETTEk~S
July S-ft.
, 1841-08-14
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
RYOTICE i. hereby gwen that the nnde"igned
~ has taken ont letter. of Ahmini.Hsinn on the
estate Of Franci. Gilmore. drcrnscd from the Pike
County Court. bcarin. date the 18th Of June ls4l:
All persons, therefore, whohave any claim. against the
e-tatc of said deceased, are required to exhibit the
same duly authenticated for allowance. with" one
year from the date of said letter.. ar they may be-
prrcInlrd from hnvin- any benrft Of said estate. and
il such claims are not presented within three year
they will he forever barred.
SILAS RIIEA, Admir-.
June 18th, ls4l-3t.
, 1841-08-14

Near a certain village lived n very honest
Farmer. who having a number Of men hoe
ing in 4 corn field, came 10 see how his work
went on. Finding one Of them sitting still.
he reproved him for his idleness. The MN
answered. 81 thirst fnr the spUH.' "Grog.
you mean, | suppose. sid the Farmer; but If
the Bible teaches Won to'hirst for the spirit.
II saws also, Hoe every one that hpSteh!'
, 1841-08-14

l,hr above named petitioners having By their At
] torncy TN the 18th day of May A. d, Is4l,
filed in the Ofice of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of the County and State aforesaid, their petition
praying for the PARTITION Of the following described
real estate of Samuel Baird, late OF said county de-
ceased. Ito WITT The North Wet fourth Of section
No. IL Township No 81. Range two West, Contain
ing one hundred and sixty acres, also the west half
Of the north cast quarter objection No. IL Township
No. 81. Range two west containing IS acres, and
also the North East quarter OF the North East quar-
ter OF section No. IL. in Township No. 81, Range
two west, containing forty acres, all in the count,
Aforesaid. And it appearing on affidavit filed with
said petition, that John Baird, and Samuel B.ird jr
two Of the above named defendants arc not residents
Of this state. II ia Therefore ordered that said nom
resident defendants he notified that said petitioner.
have flei their petition asaforesaid By n publication
Of n copy Of hi. order, in tome newspaper published
nearest 10 this comfy, once n week for eight week.
.ucccssiv"iy before the next term of said Circuit
Cont which vail be hecnn and held at the Court House
in tie town Of Troy in said couuty on the third Mon.
las in July next.
~ Given under nv hand and seal Of Office
seal. : in vacation of .aid count, Ibis 18th day OF
49, July, A. ID. lsii.
FRANCIS PARKER. CLERK
of Lincoln Circuit Court Mo-.
July 9o-et.
, 1841-08-14
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

A IL PERSONS interested. are hereby notified
n that I shall at the next August term OF the
Pike county court, make n final settlement OF my
administration Of the Estate Of Lemuel Lawrence
deceased.
June ID, is4i.-4t-
, 1841-08-14
STATE OF MISSOURI IS.
In the Circuit Count for July Term, A. ID. ls4I.

In the Circuit Court for July TIE
John Baird, William Baird, David
Baird, Gabriel Reed and Mary hi.
wife, late Mary Baud, and Nc
kinly Hays aud Sarah his wife,
late Sarah Baird Petitioners.
John Baird, Samuel Baird Jr.
and Saran, William, Samuel, John
Francis, Absulem, and James HAYS
chi drrn of Elizabeth Hays, late
E~hzrheth Baird deceased. De.
Pendants.
, 1841-08-14

May 22nd-tf.
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l.r.TR OF NEW-YoKK-LoANs FOE cARRYlNa

OK Ink PjiRIlC WORKS-T*e OF CsaI
rpn nv yirts. OF entitled provide funds
yn on the public pssed Arrii 2h, lisa
hereby give sealed proposals "i be recS'e Ghs "ede
dv me n, Gay Of Juy until uuF O'Clock IA the aiernos CT
ina, dsy loan OF hundred and nH ,aous1he collars fer
49, OF tn. cana thousand i've a-aGr,d
Of Tie Gnesse alley canal and i~sy
sz ia. hursred dollars Tor the construction OF thr Back
River csia making the whole the sum OF NO nusa and iH;
transferable certificates oil >oN al. he
re8 m the name Of People OF the State OF New vfN bearing
AZ the rae o. per per aannH paOe quarterly and
the rcbgr.ab. the pleasure OF The COZ Of sS
rsrsl Fund ~ apy tine after the FIRST day o! July lo>
Al the pursuant TO the ec 10 provide 10Y ne feosne
50 the locks on the Cheinung calal and feeder passed >a
1870 sealed proposA will .lso be received Tor o' Oh u os>ad
dollar, for the thu Caesuns canal and ieede' fer
transferable Of stock viii BE- Issued IN Use ne
the People OF 'ke Sac OF Ne' l'rN oesr."g thG - ~ -.
per payable quarterly and the prnepaI re-
At the pleasure Commissioners OF the Can- Esd
after me year le6O
proposals should state the the bidder proposes
lend les thousand do- aa the moant IN money ne
wiling for each hundred doa OF stock All proposals 20
be sealed up endorsed Loan for the enlargement OF ire Ire
canal or Loan ~ the construction - Tue tennessee S e
Loan tor Tie construction OF the Bac River ea-a or Loan
rebuilding the locks the Chesune canal and feeder he
BE- and enclosed envelope ilrece 20 The Copttoss
a; Albany.
On aoiee the acceptance OF the proposals The oaey
must be ispo> OF the Cass
Fund j. The Bank Albany the Ban ot he
N,phittas COMPANY the cIts Of NcW-Nork
stockholders residing IN nc >t aid "a senate prcts "Sd
,s 30 in- out OF The ~ TIE the
held by quarterly AZ the Faux OF She M'nG"a Company "a
,b nv of N- York stockholders =; the NeSfoA Stale
Bank Ii the city Of Albany
pa reserve themselves the right OF aNi7g
. thau ha; may be oacSd hy rer"n banN ;sc
offer opinion d'ania Gus 70 hc Interests OF the state
IOHS A. COLLIER, Comptroller
J. c. SPENCER Sec'y OF STATE
OIL HOLIEl. Surveyor Genera,
WILLIS HALL, Atty General.
JHhIGIIT, Treasurer,
yorv Isse - stl isl9 Connis >ioners of Canal Fsad
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the work Of Dr. Hula Thoroughly cdu-
~ y.caa Of the old school, but converted to Hane-
By study and reflection aad strength
.d in the faith by much experience European observation
and extensive practice There nothing dognac or 90
.,y in the Examiner, and believe the mos; inyeiera;e
oppo,r o: doctrines VIII feruse with ineTet and profit
PETER PaRTY HrsTosr the b7sis Of Geography
faIule Iu,tfa:ed IN Map. and tnsra'Hss-
Vols l, IL NevYors ). =. fici,irgton, 10 faoa-st-
We have hitherto rad repeated occasion commend the
works OF Pete Farley TO favorable consideration OF
the guardians and -s.r-o,ers OF Youth t children hem
selves ev need ao:rg bu. AZ introduction Familiar I've
w. and agreeable their sle. they blend the charm OF the
story with the grave7 ;eres: Of historical scientific truth
The maps aa eagravngs ;a;erpefsed are pertinent n de-
.n though no: always superior execution The great
popularity o: &c aey series preeldes the necessity q
more extended notice The vor Da:gTe u consists OF i"o
volume. OF $50 pages, neatly bound Up together.
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own manufacture would mora 'o-e a''' 40 ave. under
,b .ss ofiHc :, no lonrer AID We IuvEe them 10 eo
see aad eight hines per p.'' anu b Ne red
W. ouIj also saw tia, having from to ~ leo7S "" 80
v and havac been for saubcr OF ysaFs the EseI' @
= 49, ,baf orr work = knoWn afprove' OF ana soGs
ter in ever mar ks where good verk sold Aecilen
YORK BROOKLYN WiIausburch and he surrounding
and re dealers for city trade VAL md 70 @
y,uta-e to call purchasing as NOT onF 9''S anu
Dat Pre- , 'D" hN' - SMITH. BR1SToM. & HALL
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eECTOKAt. m0N..y ow GYvEKWOET.

EOR Cough Colds Asthma vdoopIns Cough $hortress ofBeath
4 Heart and Lungs. lealu< CONSUIP-
TIoN ReIer have tried medicine, for your ecd Have
yoa had bottle of NONllL's PICTORIAL HONEY OF LIVER
WORT Try It ursd le medicine offered TO the
public The tcueTc lGd the high euosiums given ths
last Who t6en ~ superior
II TIN, t Induced 10 make It as popu-
lar possible though has increasingly rec9iyed the public aPpro-
baton fifty thousand bottles No pun
TIN. the sufferer "atery col
Grad solution, and nei4ci0u Ben -ery astenng saee 70
tcanatsnte puff alone sustaining he hopes sf the
until hopes gone .
The preparation Honey Liyer"D solely composed Of
vegetable simple er nature h !" combination COZ
se but {" inYgorate the
yhten generally No tcine offered public be ssA
to nlnhe Of persons consump-
complaints Sswl Pccl.ll Honey o.; Liserwou IL should
kept IN al fannie, t Gr Of cold or
cough aattentioa 1 d! runhers losing
their llre-, especially rlninuyc cDes.
Thi- medicine offered me pu- ~ e low Price Of Two Shll-
Ing accessible Az For ,e o qr1c - Dept o. Madison
tree corner Htet y . 10 principal Drug
g aud rrc1t cY -ougfout The I'M
For sale b. D. - 3ifl/ H., ~ Sc Cbnrctrest
Neu.Ifayen. al9d
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D. :. GRANDlN,



40 37:; Broadway be,ec franklin and White
raj ncorlp,be iecth inserted pot,, mounted IN gold
,o. Teeth filed y TN gold Teeth cleaned Teeth and roots eN-
treeI and al minor operations performed with care and
5ochc cured without cyrar; and the Teeth preserved r.
Irregularities OF Teeth remed'rd
RErEFEScES.
Els,lsr parrly and Jliel Psay No. Bondsireet
j. B. Beck W. d. IL Laoy Place, (. {. Post H. D. Leroy Place
A. e. smith VI. D., - Whtc.t l. Barker " w. 81 tfa'Nnh -
" y I,akeuau D. Bleecker. E Sprag d. 81 Prnce-''
II IN. prce and experience than twelve years cna-
n Dr. G. Il, treat kfly the most subjects Those whose
% ry been pronounced beyond ordinary skull advised 10 con-
i, h',n b.c -o II,n,I,niu, hone e2-2awiw
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eLK ND SATIN sCANFs, MD CAVN > no tTeat 'afleVy
> OF patterns Co.'S superior GLOVES &c. received
by arrivals offered for sale reasonable by
WI. T. JENNINGS. late .ySde \ Jennings
40 Broadway, American Hotel
ay fuure depend upon finding at this esbl tHeni
good Fancy Dr Articles which viii be offered at
such price. must purchaser, of the
,,.unl 'cb,rgc. for the SAM, ,tylr Of goods. icll
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CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.

THE FRENCH INDICATED SOAP, for which $4,000 has been
gIyea the recipe. sale al siess WRIGHT Co
s Chatiau who sole Agents for in America. pre-
yeev fever the urvy salt rheu
erupos .corbuc appearances. and will change the color Of
skin after exposed the heat Of the het climate
primitive from the color Of the Creole
Uion and merchants ships trading
South the Wet India Islands will be literally treated
with 4I5 I'm
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lsAOSEsAI.L'S
TROY SHIRT d l. p @ L

Establishment may be the largest assortment OF
~ Shir- oom- Collars tb" city all OF our
Troy which offer TO dealers and tie citizens
general below prices The shove eoo taye won toe
high PRISE puiEr from 1t -iccTt 10 ay tahi
paonizcd ny all the prcipa dealers the city, and the
goods H generally aprrcged throughout the country
for being well made and for chcapGcs.
MAHSIiAlI'> 90 Chal2n-,,. y. York
- -Norhcr7, Southern Western, and Eastern Merchants, who
making purchases the wholesale dry goods houses III
- veil to inquire good. manufacture, sometimes the
$50 llnl nlh.r himLs nreE nnt hy lllrm. lclU In