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DYSPEPSIA

few days since, announced papers of s city that
"A had resumed the practice for this distressing dis
ease and stated also thai since the publication Of book
had made such additional discoveries hdace me to be-
evs that sovt cure the nest obstnate ard eerate cases
sing upon it, and find my sangune eiptca-
tons in all have much confidence it, i'm
portance and untY IN eecrg that have
40 hesitation in saying h, imagine Of Dyspep
xia under my Immediate care, that csnnot
OLIVER HALSTED, "a Nassau 81.
e9lmd&wsec COZ. Cedar and rs Chambers st.
WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR which will
- change grey hair to its original color few minutes
This solution different from offered and cannot fail
the great advantage of identifying the hair without nurng
growth.
Those who doubt virtues requested have their hair
changed before paying their money humbugs would take
this method, there would be complain.
One trial will prove the fact
Sold wholesale retail and applied, at No. Chatham
street, opposite the Hall Of Records New York. staira
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CARD.
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
HEADS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES THIRD STRIFE

For FamiLes and Genfismen.
TosEfH HEAD respeetfuly announces to bis old friends
aid the public that he h. re-opened the Mansion House
lately Kept by him. The entire renovation Of establish
ment for the accommodation ofmiies and gentle with
Of public patronage What WITH the supply best that ihs
markets tunish comfortable lodgings good Wines and
cheer his will be directed the satisfaction Of his
patrons.
Boston Courier Baltimore American; Warrington Globe
Madisonian; Richmond Enquircr Richmond Wing; Charles
Courer New Orlean, Peayune will please one
month send bills thu Mansion House 23 imr
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PRIVATE DISEASES.


A CURE GUARANrEED;-The College of Medicine
and Pharmacy OF the city OF New York. established for
the suppression Of quackery prepared to treat all dis
eases Of private and offer all afflicted with
these distressing maadies advantages be with any
other institution IN this country either public private From
the constant correspondence and from
between the members Of the College and the
Professors Of the Medical Institutions Of Europe improve
the treatment OF these
GpE before they the majority of the medical
preparation of Professor Rieord The Pansn Alternative Mix
tur can bear testimony to rs being the powerfu
ever or primary secondary syphilis strength
ensns The eor,tu,lon whilst eradcatipg the disease
Professor Napeaus discovery, in his Specific Pills. for the
cure of gonsIhea and gee him abov
all his in ths particular branch of The prccs-
sion IN sueh celebrated remedies together with the com
sed ,h Of The first medical Of h. country the College
suppression will the patronage deserves
IRON hatpcruon Of the public requiring their services
Terms Tor advice, and all medicines, IS.
Ohce and Consulting Rooms Of the College, Nassau 1t.
=, w. 3. RICHARDSON, Agent.
N B-Patiens living distance by stating their dis
pcity - writns giving all svmptoms, together with the
treatment they received elsewhere n obtain chest
containing all medicines, with full direction for with
OF Agent College,
rad, enclosing S. c rs 3mr
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CONGRESS HALL

A II A OG A > r n U
THIS celebrated and fashionable Hotel recently under
the thorough newly and handsome
y furnished ana ready for the .epten Of the public.
The under the supervision of its proprietor
Munger who will be most happy renew his attentions to
his former patro and friends.
Congress Hall celebrated Congress spring,
at which Band OF Music will play stated hours during
season esrTaks will always in readiness to convey
attention will be paid make their stay sgre sable
and prices will be in conformity with the times.
Saratoga June 18th, j27 Imsr
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FOR THREE SHILLINGS A BEAUTIFUL
HEAD OF HAIR MAY BE HAD,
U,tIl II AZ
DOCTOR BELL.

DOCTOR BELL deyotes his personal nton (daily. u
al 70 NJ to the temoval OF private disease. II every
successfully treated By pretended
tailoring under the destructive effects Of ury
quack nosuins and all who the Of disease
lurking the system, consult Dr;B always with
antes Of
Peons contemplating marriage, who have been the sab
jec Of delicate consult DR.. Bell with honorable
confidence Paaid letters describing ths of At
distance have hsprompt ntion DAB treatment never
Broadway. i'll lmAf
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PRINTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS
Nos. 70 and 81 Gold street, York, April, 1913.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.


4 MAsUFACTORY in consequence OF the add ltisn Of
and improved machinery their works and the rduc.
ton the Of materials and labor enabled greatly
reducs the prices Of their and Of Pr lters and Binders
materials sonery, viii be By the newly pnte
eirculsr. TO which they beg leave TO refer
This establishment still under the persona supernend-
Of RICHARD NJ Hok and ROBERT Hoe and they
her Iend that notwithstanding the great reducnon in
an the high reputation which they have hitherto sustained
1t will also be their constant endeavo improve the quality
.her old friends will only continue their favoJs but that
Printers generally will appreciate their endeavo furnish the
very best articles at barely remune Grating prices.
Ordets from any part Of the country for all articles used BY
PRINTERS Binders including Types Ink Paper, &C., will be
executed with the greatest and promptude and
best
Jobbing and repairing will be the lowest pos
sibie prices, with attention and expedition.
". BAH articles manufactured by this establishment will
be stamped r. HOE CO, that persons from abroad may
be imposed with articles, made imitation
Of theiIs.
Printers of newspapers who publish this with
this three before the first Of July and send
of their papers will be entitled of their bill
buying -four times the oi il. aps0is
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Dated Heath House. schooey Mountain, June So is4s
i've cod 3wsr

path HOUSE, LONG ISLAND.-Thn bathing
II place is prepared fer visters This situation
surpassed by the Island for scenery
cooling shades, convenience the bathing Of
distance the cities The Fulton Ferry,
b. ooklyn,at3 o'clock PM and from Bath House o'clock
A. M. iva Ipsr
rNO THE PUBLIC.-The proprietor of the House Ne.
Fulton street. known Pearsalis Saloon,
thanks all those who have been pleased
with their his former place OF adj
aud takes the present occasion inform them that he has
opened his saloon above which he will
with smIlar establishment ia the where
also, by unremiueS attention, together with determination
70 be surpassed the catering line he
continuance Of that and for which neither pains
expense have been spared. DAVID PEARSALL.
lie ms en-
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UNITED STATES
re A EMP OR UNI,
III ,sLats l29 Chatham street, Net1 YoYk
SNHSttEtt CFtfztFttHWs
And lie Fulton Street, Brooklyn.


And lie Fulton Street, Brooklyn.
,,. Wit &iSs Etsa ft;5 $sH s Jill
i.s aas sss :s
% Gree. a.. gss1 E'e pse.s. boar. q:
aIoaS and fd ' saat y; and
founded upon the umo. regard 20 the Fh q she custom
% :4a
g. mSss, viii s and D,.TES
.ap1 :.
selves from this cstsblishnsnt.
S:a:. Con i q The Sa,s; s':. execute. with
only sS:hSss: Aa'h.as for tn. sal. ale. of Hos.
P. A. EACOsTE,
& % large
fESsEs, olngi sSsHs rAsszLs AND
G article aSo's line may Be mad. 70
u Dob MGsnemen or families d..lrou. OF Of eomyens
Their left off wearing apparel into cash. obtain for the
Ia ND ss. g. city
ind much 70 their to sesd for the .uS.e1S who
will attend them at their residence by spp9stnspt
No; John st, and IA. ysIict i, New York.
line through the post Office or otherwise, will receive
CLOTHING cleaned, altered and repaired iy7 1mr
CORDlALS, cZC
@ s'Ss 'ss s1
sale ns assortment Of cOs among "S are
Rove do Cinnamon do
Lice I; @.u 90 90 i ssSSs,%i" q
Ao Wine and stapghtons Bits and an srtcir OF cherry
Brandy. which we'll worthy Of the attention Of and
GIoss country merchant. and the public general
lied on the most liberal terms jelI I'M
WATCHEs-The largest apd most splendid assortment Of
Watches IN the city, to be found a, the sub'eISs.
ssI s's'is s sd =:
Ia 1o ~s s
Nj nc the
ys .ss WI
7 EAD. LARD OIL, HEMP, BEANS. &c.
IS S Sss,:' dew VAR, 1o' red Missouri Hemp.
Now landing and for by f. K coLLINss
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
q PHILLIPS, Merchant Tailor, tlste Of Asor House.
o. s with s :, Of meeting s
rmpo..De 70 DO while subject Co the ehornoas oatisys
s sa % he Il,
Of ssEf sd,nsG c B:es %sT
from h. former low prices.
foregoing assertion -
Super6ne Coats, made in the bestsyle from SIG 10 SIC
Extra do, OF the finest qualify Hto
ChaIlie Ves1, us
g. p begs leaven conclusion observe the above articles
be relied in all respects to be OF the most genuine
and lower than other house furnishing the same
loslhv Of articles. u lmr
SPECTACLEs-J. II. PEALZGRAF, Ocull,t and Opi
eian Canal St. No ITO tRemoved IRON Broadway 90 has
constantly on hand large assortment 81 spceaees for sho
nghted and far 81 htsd persons.
Also. every hind d spscfscle Glasses. is,sIm.so
CHANGEABLE LOCKS FOR SALE.
- JAMES KYLE'S INVENTION
SUlTABLE for Banks, Ofces, and doors. whore
safety required Persons Of article for
=. cor OF Hudson : len iner
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SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN
NJ NERAL NQs
MARGu uEATH unITlE

THIS well known attainment opened for the recep
and grounds have been pelv order Aud
render the place cesable The
ssled aaters hl0sef that wi Il than
twenty the business. the well established reputation Of
the place the celebrity Of the medicinal qualities of the
aud Ivgoratng OF the mountan will continue him that
liberal patronage with we he has heretofore been
The improvements the Nine al Fountain within few
past by the erection OF and exceedingly t,sey builds
the rock from which aud the shower
tors all which il entirely free ali that choose
there being such thing here exclusive propretorsh
either OF the mineral The under
order cold baths
his establishment and all the innocent Of
Iuch billiards bowling aey quo kc And for the accom-
noda1on Of the more Of his band Of mpsic
provided, accustomed play for c0ton parties the
tsei and scientific New and comfortable carriages and har
and saddle horses will be kept let The table will be
supplied WITH all the variety Of the season, and ed with
the best skill OF French and American eookery and the
charges will be stret accordance 10 the vaue and
the state The lee facilities Of getting here hy been
greatly increased the last The Morris and Essex
rail DAD ma, been rebuilt and is OF the bstn the
and by arrangement with the Jersey Railroad pany
direct from jersey City to Mortown leave New York
o'clock, and arrive Mausorn by hslfpast O'Clock
M thence bv and comfortable and the
Mountain by o'clock PM. A seco ID lan will New
York clock I. M and Mosown By half past
O'clock, where comfortable be Obtained
20 the the " desred The
by Sonerve raoad and line Of connected with il
K. MARSH.
Dated Heath House. schOoley's Mountain, June 1919
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sHor HINsnr.-James W. Reynolds clerk of
the Commissioners Court of ST. Clair county, Mo-,
OF the 10Th ut. He was 4 nephew of Gov. Rey-
nolds
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BRoKE HIS Arm The Pitsbarg American states
that signor Antosnin, of the Opera company, after
the performance on Monday evening, in exhibiting
some fean of strength to few friends at his lodg-
lngs, broke his arm Just above the elbow
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AcoKrrxD.-The Hon. George w. Crawford, of
Georgia, has accepted the nsminaten for Govsrner
OF that State, conferred by the WhiS State Convsn-
ton
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"LAMPS!! HORNS LAMPS"

HQKNIs rPATENT SULID BOTTOM GLASS;
phne-These Lamps have become celebrated and
srey used and fact the admiration and wonder OF all
them the splendid appearance, the economi
cal and give light unequasd in brncy and durabilty and
perfectly safe simple and and
one lamp will light than candles
Of ess than half hour All who examine and
ance simplicity aiety and and above all for the
splendor Of their light And, would they
DEFINED become the universal light has bece
their demand Should there be who prefer the light,
let them look they Mcssu Sands Co.'S Drug
corner Of broadway and CHAMBER and hundred, Of other
call No. 33 Fulton tnew build ng) the only place
York where they for wholesale and retail by j. D.
Fay Co. Best chemical oil 62 aud campbne so
per gallon. liberal dedue non BY the barrett sell again
also on lamps 10 agents or Others, to SELL again.
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES GORDON BENNETx.

NV. COkNEhsFULTONAN AND NASSAU STREETS
Tss Nsv YonI H..ls-A daily paper, issued svsyy
'cbcrs furnished At the sts Tor my spssfo psod on
nmsnce in sdyancs NO per uness raid advance
an sra snd 9navter esnis
spe rsts for any specified psriocl -
ooesrsf enpnsxf 1aiSposs shs laeHsusn
49, esHne. kps!uSys RrsDfMes - m a&tsp~ -
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LARD Ou..-This branch of business has been
commenced in Louisville within the last six months
and bids fair to rival that commenced in other
places long ago
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CAUTION TO FEMALES.

MADAME HESTELL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, woas
In infoIm ladies who win proper dscaey have repus
hsnee The Of their complaints except BY one Of them
own SEX has IN ell rhe attends them personally
deems necessary 10 stats this a. ihe does wish
easssd with the pr.ede contnuay appearing and dsapr
tne erng "Tessls rhycsns who TOO ignorant and
emseves srcoblsed 70 get some scarcely ess
residence s Greenwich srsst between Courtandt M
krty streets. Uasrs Of .tsndsase from "A. M. tosPM
ala en,hy
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]. G. STONEALL

Respectfully informs his friends he has resumed former
business m Fulton between Broadway and Nassau
street. where he accommodate dinner and
parties, clubs. &c. IN his former well known stole
Spacious and for Reference Committees Courts
Martial, &c &C. IN readiness former
1 80 Inn
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INFRINGEMENT THE ORDER OF THE
DAY.


NOTICE Citizens OF New York and Strangers
" in the City.-6OsLINGS SPLENDID DINING
ROOMS, Nos 81 and 66 Nassau street The immense
which has extended the subscriber b. liberal
and enshtened eonmunty has enabled him enlarge and
improve his Dining Rooms now 70 accommodate two
TO his favote and we'll known establishment he has
pnmndul OF the still greater comforts and conyeneDces Of
nus customers-hsvng thoroughly ventilated the light
and detached the Kitchens completely TO exclude
e and heat which necessarily from cooking for
vo mree housend day The walls OF the Ss
lily VII nnusg, Of the ancient and modern schools; marble
kc, &c. ~ - ~ "o'"e'~"' A'"p"'s'A
BIZ o. Fare ell in any part of the Uni
~ uoinr salmon Of 20 and 40b weight, gX
sauce butter, bread &c; all kinds CT
tables at cents plate peas poatoes
strawpees Pastry OF all and oher soun
eops &c and one huncres other
chaicest DESCRIPTION, at prices equaly low. ~ " ~
1svs Conee green and black Teas cents per cup;
Attentive and civil waters employed who .n.sL the
French Spanish, German, and Dutch Languages EvsYv All;
Gle served up IN the neaest BILE styeand
pameDt me establishment competent and
are pl iced. ~
Having visited and being conversnt with the mode Of bu.
OF many the best conducted Dining Saloons
Amcnca, and the West lncies the subscriber feels
ton 10 assurnk his fellow citizens that his
feno 70 none thar he has portion Of his
menbesides which, the qualities aad low prices
article included IN the Daily Bill of Fare must
aone-eTcusve Of all other
tn. plus ultra Of Eatng House this Continent
n water which through improved heTers; aud the
Balloon every day from O'Clock A. NJ until Up M,
: n% ''''' '''" 'o'''' a. w. A iIas II .oosLSo.A
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PALMO's ARCADE BATH,
80 CHAMBER STREET
| THE GENTLEMEN'S SALOON NOW OPEN.-C

l. Reduction.
BathS rs cents.
Baths with robes sheets. .....y7k !"
25 pckers for.
The subscriber having leased the above establishment for
term OF has commenced Improvements scale which
when completed, will he haer. himself vie in
y elegance and mAgncence with similar
in the worlds having visited the besr conducted baths Eu-
he feels assuring his fellow citizens that
the for the thirty actuated him
no matter Al what the splendid msnsion,
Sc occasion be o sight Of and that to the
deegancie OF the European Baths he will take liberty
q adding from r. inventive resources Of his own cultivated
de- the enjoyment of bath the % plus ultra" Of perfection
The Ladies aoon will be IN readiness few days.
nil description Of the varied improvements will be when
s Since FERDINAND PALMO.
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMA
" NY-Ofhce 90 Wall street: This Company continue
their bsssaes. of against loss damage BY k
goods and and aso vessels and
'''s0'' against loss" p G1sIs aiS5asS.h'
Thomas w Thorns Elisha RiRvS
fhopss Woodruff !e.i.mp Robson
Thomson Price Joseph Allen
John H Lee yohnP Moore
Messs Tucker james Holmes'
Caleb c Tonis James = Whiting
Arson Baker WIN ThsYn
Joseph Drake Trad Hawiey
John Merritt Thomas Monell
THOMAS W, THORNE, President.
geo. i. HOPE. Secretary ml3v igb
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TO THE PIIRIIC

" M TO $4,000 Mr.. FRANCIS X. CRUMP, Watch
WV Maker As Grand street. begs to inform his friends
and the public that Of the watch business ne
TO make advances cash. gold and silver
oamonds slse tea se spoons, forks, and every
gold or silver IN shape intended for ~
Casn 10 for old gold and silver Wachcs"
ever description repaired and warranted ..s,rs,
2s Grand street. lezs In
N removed from iss to les Broadway doors esioy ,he
franklin House, and opposite John street. k
business and will be psased g see III es liz hss
patrons. and favor MIN VIII ~.
private rooms Lados hair dressnk ~ shanss.
This powerful Extract OF 81 ss srtise,
Tor hs care OF dandruf hs naI
bv the Faculty Of Medicine In rans ~. - =.
Ton Nothns n pleasant and uan 70 ~
this operation in the hands Of =: MAEs. @ -
'-,'- s'------> "CHLORIDE OF LIME.n
600 CASKS OF "BoYp'yvr MINT 4HHsSn 4 nX66614ss.. Da
IUV A. a - OF ti1ESTTSfkfkT,
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AVON SPRINGS,
LIVINGSTON COUNTY,, NEW YORK.

LIFiN0SION CoONl1, NEW IOhh
THE Propneors would notify the public that for
the annual visitation Of these fountains Of health has
that there FIVE otes and four bathing establish
ments ready for the reception Of For advice
gardto the probable effect Of these their individual
aud analysis Ct the different springs
ted to refer Dr. W. Fraucis No Bond Dr. H.
D. Buckley Lecturer diseases of the skin, No. 3 Blocker
street, o Salisbury. al he Springs. smsr
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NEW FIREWORKS LABORATORY,
BY JOHN TRAGARDH,

MEssRs KOLLBEkG L iRXGARDH have the honor
i to inform The American public that they hsys an eIten
kind te establishment, Hapimus Long Dock in New
Jersey half mile from Jersey City, opposite New YORK.
which they offer Committees and
BILE prices in the market.
Believing the trade principle Of cash price
for good article they request the avo of the public
above place. at the of Robert Johnston No 81 Court
land All orders scale OF variety prompt
~ attended by addressing the subscribers either Of the
above places.
NICHOLAS A. ROLLBERG& JsTRAGARDH,
my 7-2m*r Harsimus Long Dock New Jersey.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
JOHN ROACH, OPTICIAN,

JOf1N hOhOtf, VI IIOIhN,
70 NASSAU ST NsIT TO john ST.
THE Subscriber devoted his senon 10 grinding and arang
Lenses previous Daguenes discoveries, since tn
the demand for Came him constant employ
and with such he feels warranted in that
ted by him, have all the improvements
that enable sban Photographs generally
mus b held IN certain pouon TO appear distinet those "a
ken with free from thus defect. Thorough
rueton, required. Orders accompanied with cash,
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ua THE FOURTH OF JULY
.HtZ BOOTS AND AHaEa

Cheap Boot and Shoe Market, No 500 epwich
Lades and gentlemen advised To call above store
W0fide themselves with reasonable
sae &c made up in the ne ast and STYLE
and sod a. cheap net little cheaper than elsewhere
Heads OF families will by calling here al the
cheap depot Don't forget the number Chnon Cbenn Bos
"a IFnaf
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ITO VENETIAN Blind Makers Cepitali.ts the public
genera-Weirs Patent Self Staying Venetian Window
Bind This most important cheap simple and convenient
Tussment adapted for public Gees well dwell
ings. lis worth be appreciated uni cali
Them hued up the cabinet Of Messn Burns
1snqDo 3 Broadway State rights for sale the trade
Piled with meustng epeap Apply above or TO John Weir
ratense Manufacturing Bell HspgeT, pH Hamenly street.
New 1oFk Estimates ted furnish blinds i've GsI
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s BOOT And SHOE sTOKE.
- JOHN READY respectfully informs his frisn
aud the eubc that he has commenced business the above
hr No - Nasssu snxet vbere he will thankfully rsosve
HDd iuufsly eKeeutc IN orders he msy be favored with
be reasopsbls fssms s1h
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BOOKKEEPING.
MR. w. x. BARLOW respectfully announces that he hs
N1 tucceeded
MR. c. c. MARSH

OPERATIVE sURGEY OF The EYE, Scanning, Ca
" tsact sesses Of the Lids and Surgical treatment Of the
yssn goasraIly nNo Msroeru Within the past yeais
DR. Dixon been appointed Surgeon The Deaf and Dumb
Asylum House Refuge performed the operation
for squirting se Ii productive Of It'll pain and
fails properly perfCrmsd-the becamlng
ght D. ID refers to the Mayor and shenk Of New YorK
the Rev Feix Varela, Hon Judah Hammond, Jas H Hart
~. D.. A ID Hunter. NJ. D ly6eodmsI
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PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER
BY e. SUSER, It's Brodd,oay, (Basere~t. \

BY e. SUSER, us Broad,oag, (BasemertA
One Door from Courtiandt street.
- r.. SUSEK, Bootmaker, and maker Of Lasts an
Five" Of Clerce OF Paris. begs leave TO inform has
friends and ali the Amateurs OF Ksste manly chaussure
that he make, in New Yor with the best French
materials all that perfectly made, in by his master
the Jeebated bootmaker Clerce whose
ths side OF the 4tlannc, respectfully invited try
sUsEkS boon and lasts before they despair being chaus
sea- New YORK, after the incest, latest Pars fashion
Also, the genuine Paris Jet Black Varnish sold
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CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE, PHILADEL
pHIA


THEATRE, Poll delpIa, prepared to lease the pud
ing for the of 1913 ~ longer period to entspr
manager, upon very liberal terms.
Applications addressed Board Of Agents OF the Arch street
Theatre PHILADELPHIA" left at 50 Market street at theS
Of 9th and Market: with p. NJ Lafourcade no Toe
Crown street, will be attended Tn.
PHnABnPHIA June Is, jc13lm
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CHANGEABLE LOCKS FOR SALE.
JAMES KYLE'S INVENTION.
SUITABLE for Banks, Ohces, and Store doon. whore
safety required Persons In Of first article for
hst pnIg9ss, nay Obtain the same By applying at Hammond
~ cor OF HUDSON oisu insr