New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-08
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ID Spencer announces TO gentlemen that his arrange
ments are now completed for supplying according pre-
vieus ntiHaiion. FUR HAT al price CSj l5l
which shall render il empha,;cay the cicapest well as
lowest priced GenieIens Fur Hat sale in This
city II Is prepared in the style which ckaracerizes
CUR nest article and like that article offered al priee
which cannot be continued without unusually rapid
sale. The undersigned with all confidence arms Il 10 be
for the gentleman asd economist the desirable Fur
IA, YET offered. to2nu1 SPENCER, 2i5 Broadway.
u The TriumphauI success which has iol
lowed the Introduction OF PARKER / COS MOLESKIN
DRESS HAT, at go 62i, warrant The Proprietors in
stating hat the popularity Of this Hat Hil
OF any other Hat offered the citizens OF this City.
Our customers will excuse the extreme economy OF the
arrangements We have made for the sale this Hat when
they consider that and fixtures only add
price and not The quality OF the article Sold Sales Room
CORNER OF csNTsE-srREET and CRY HALL PLACE oppo-
ste the fost'o!iice u3 lw'
II Orlando Fish, Fashionable Halter, Is7 Broad
way, would INFORM the gentlemen OF NewYorh that his
Fall and Winter style Hats now ready for their nspec.
tion ard critta! judgement Claiming the distinction Of
having been the first to project and abide by strictly
AMRaIcAS style OF Hats instead of ervely copying The
Fashions OF Europe which often rnsiied our cl-
mate and manners ne reoices 10 that Others have
nj 10 locw his lead and that the following
European ahions ID Hats almost entirely abandoned by
the leading manufacturers.
he oiers w intcr style OF GenleiaenS Nutris Hats
50 90 ana warrants them equal in material finish, ashau
and durability 10 any Hat sold as low as 81 in the city
But he wishes distinctly understood that his best Hats
Rot scd III this price, but al 81 So These lie recommends
equal to my nat sold in NeYork at s. or under and
challenges for them comparison wiki any other.
call and examine L sock OF wief hats and Judge OF
their quality. He Is couten that whether tha ciscpest
the be5 Fra desired the inquirer will here be satisfied
Try zm- ts20ti) o. FISH, Isl Broadway.
II Couant, FnsiafenabIe Hattsr, ESQ
Grand street, would inform the gentlemen OF NewYork
that his tall and winter style OF Hats ready for
| their lSpecton
In strict accordance with the principles economy,
the subscriber has introduced for the economist beaui.
ul IRE hshed Fur Hat al the low price of 81, which he
unlesatngy arms equal TO those sodn expensive
parts OF the city at 81 80 and g. Persons who have been
IN habit paving the latter prices for their Hats can
furnish themselves with article equal in every re-
spect tor the sum four dollars To those who wish low
Fur Hats al 81 equal 10 those sold for So So the
famous 50 62t Hat Also complete assormen! of SILK
Hats, nj extremely low prices.
os I'm CoNANT, go Grands,ree,
~ Fur Hats Mt So 5O.-The subscriber having
had number OF applications for FUR HAT combining
the qualities of beauty and durability reduced price
made arrangements with his manufacturers by which
will be enabled, Wednesday next, Oct 18th. TO offer TO
his numerous customers and the public generally, ar
feels confident will be equal if superiorto ny thing
the description that has, yet, been offered. The
subscriber will moi nsul, an intelligent public by saving in
the language of advertiser who claims regulate O the
fashions, that the article offered is the same as tha
formerly sold for SIX and even seven dollars STILL ne has
hesitation in asserting that i; Uor at least twelve and
hsif per cent than he price asked. He is also pre-
| pared 10 sell CASHMERE HAT OF superior quality al
the price, for which, together with assortment
Satin Beaver Moeskn ard extra fine Fur Hats, he solc
oio I'm n p-'' s. WiNfERToN, 1s6 Canal-st, NY
u Economy and Fashion.-superior Imita
Moeskn Hats, cloth brms, nj the extreme low
price Of 81 So Also very good article at 81, war
ran,ed fur bodies. Fine Cassialere Hats reduced to
IS So II any instance the above Hats do give salts
formation to j. W. KELLOGG, No. is Ganal.sl
Report No. of ID oc1. Thomson's Practice
-(conunued at IS Broonpsi.-DehorahH HawIurst took
cold 18th o May, 1884, prodsced pain between her shou
der and in her head constipation OF the bowels cold feet
and general distress through the whole system The eas
e1 poure would produce chills, neryou, debility, which
gust and employed Doctor Thomson better thar
she has been before in eight years Reference James
Julia Holchkss was taken with Dyspepsia had suffered
under il for years. had employed two physicians nl'
OF The time; reduced as 10 be able 10 set up buver
little during the day low that the food and dnt
distressed her badly the hunger twas taken TO relieve
Alter using DR.. Thomsons remedy week could eat anc
ride forty miles day in an open wagon Certified 10 by
Judge Roswell IIochkiss, her husband of HarRershed
Delaware Co, ~ V See certificate, Aug. lS
John Ca,hcat sloop Betsey of Nantucket has ha thu
lnfiammalery Rheumatism AT times from childhood, bu
relief the Il,.y remedies used. Ea last a!
tack that lie lost The OF his limbs entirely
When he moved ne was taken mp like an infant in In
arms In this way he taken from The vessel 10y III
cartmna, who sci him upou chair the cart, and tool
him to Dact Thomson who cured him in a week. and h
i
before in II years See certificate dated May 81 by Capt
| Zimri Cathcar,, sloop Betsey, Nantucket
JOAN Althouse was cured OF Cough and Raising BLOOD
and OF second attack, and of Scrofua after the failure
other remedies, by DocL Thomson See certificate Ret
rrerce Hon. Nathaniel Jones' Surveyor Gene, Al of The
Sta.e of New-York Hon. james Burt Warwick, Orang.
! Co N. Y.
F. 5. a host OF testimony hand Call and see 1t
the patients Also. letters from the Kings OF France anc
Prussia, and massive gold medal from Louis PHILIPPE IL
| DR.. Thomson, tO ~ seen a the office.
~ X. Wanted, Patients that find no relief from any
other None Others wanted a 545 Broome-si
See Report OF D0ct rhomsons cases, Sd page ni lwt2
Passengers Arrived
lnthe brig Judson, from D6marara-hlrs Lying and son
! Mr. FurSaw and Mr. Yanas
In the brig Lapwing, from Chagres-wm Rartey.
Passengers Sailed
In he bark Condor, foc Porto Reo-Mr Hatch and lady
Mr. Suroni lady, child and servant; Ma.ame Vrrges
servant Miss Ga,ion Mess Oyersnan Fantauge, Jossen
| Soaergrsn, De Lyon Thorp.
In The ship Mariana, for Apalachcoa-Sfrs Johnson anC
daughter Alessrs ID X Dodge, $ II Poole n Miller, {
G Guion, Goisiein, Beldin Thos Clark, and FIVE il
| the sieerage
In the ship Peter Iatlrck for Mobe-Archibald Oracle
ESQ., lady and two children and servant, Boardman
lady child and servant; w Ross lady, two children
servant; Mrs Stephen Allen Mrs Crane ana son, Miss 81
Chapman, Miss f. Williams, Messrs J f Ferguson,
| Muldob, d Powers, II Gordon, X Andrews.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK, NOVEMBER 8, lgi2