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ORATORY, MUSIC, TECHNOLOGY, &c. IN BROOK
~ LYN LYCEUM -Messrs. Bronson Nash will cont
mence Monday evening. November 20th at 7ioclock
of Six Lectures these subjects, with
right REGULATIONS aud Songs Each lecture with dissectons
OF the Mannikn nearly 2O00 OF the body
,unty and casey and passing OF them the auditors
close
sanc hour aud place For particulars circulars Single
Tickets S double ditto for lady and gentleman, l3s
Cor family OF i've 49, 10 be had at the Book and Music
and II h.. u Tor
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SubO6cesl39 l.2 Hudson street and "a Boweryi Mrs
Booth No. Market seet, Brooklyn Mrs. Terrier Williams.
burg Boston Office hanover Boston; Baltimore office
corner Of L,ght and Mercer streets; Philadepha office
trick Nh Head, 95 East Bay, Charlss9n, CT NJ
Sexton No Old Levee, N Orleans; NJ ID. Phillips, Wor
ccer Mass M Robinson Providence, r. and by at least
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has Certificate of Agency upon which may be erdct
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than all that could be said of by any written
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MONEY LENT,
BERALLY at the cid blished stand Grand street.
- gold aud silver Watches plate jewellery and diamonds
wearing apparel, dry goods hardware cutlery musical and
mathematical Instruments bedding and every description of
personal property, by
LOUIS LEVY, Pawnbroker,
o23 mAm 403 Grand between Ridge and Attorney ST.
pASSENGERS-Goingf om New York, South or to
Europe that have lay their provisions for the voyage
are invited to call aud purchase them of the subscribers
their cheap cash store they from % per
by 50 doing and get good provisions be
elsewhere Captains Of vessels and houekeepers also will
supplied it'll all kinds of and equal
saving Wholesale retail the No 1903 South
Fulton Market. +. s. & ii. HARRIS.
o23 ms
, 1843-07-08
THE LAST

Twelve friends, much about the
same age. and fixed by their pursuits,
their family connections ana o.I'
local interests, as permanent inhaOl-
tan,s Of the metropolis, agreed one
day when they were drinking ,ne,r
wine at the Star and Garter. at Rich
.nond. to institute an annual Dinner
among themselves, under the. i1llo 'HI
ing regulations: That they sh hous.
dine alternately at each other Ho ,hs
es, on the first and last day o. v; ine
uncorked and put away, to be drs" M
tieir nunber; that they should never
, 1843-07-08
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Let thy devotee eIol thee
And thy woEdros virtues sum-,
But the worst Of nmes I'll call thee,
Oh, thou IIydIamonster, Run.
Pimple maker-visge bloatcr.
Health cor~rupter-idler's mate;
Mischief breedar-ice promoter.
Credit spoiler-dvil's bait.
Almshouse builder-pauper maker,
Truth betrayer Sorrows source;
Pocket emptier SABBATH breaker,
Conscience ~stifcrguilt's resource
Nerve enfeebler--sytem shat,ercr,
Thirst increaser-yaerant tibet;
Cough NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fistterer,
Mud bedauber-m'ck relief.
Business hindercr-s,een instilier,
VIC begetter-friehsh;p's bane;
Anger heatcr-Br dwell filler.
Debt involver-toler's chain.
nirarory drowner--hnor wrccker.
judgement warper--blue faced Guack;
Feud beginDer-rags ,edeckcr,
Strife enkindler--futune's wreck.
Summers cooicr-wiI,er's warmer,
Blood polluter--sF ccious snare;
Mob coilector-man Transformer,
Bond undoer-gamnseT's fare.
Speech berangler--he,dlong bringcr,
Vital's burner-dcahy fire;
Riot mover--frebrand finger,
Discord kindlcr--misery's sire.
Sinews worth %depriver,
Streng h snbduer-hideous foe;
Reason thwarter--fraud cpntriver,
Money w~aster--nation's wo.
Vile seducer--joy dIspoilrr,
feace Observation-Disclosures guest,
Sloth impianter--liver sweller,
Brain dis.racter--hateful pest.
Utterance boggler--stench emiiter,
Strong nan sprawlcr-fatal drop;
Tumult raiser--venom splitter,
Wrath insPIrer; towards prop.
Pain infiicier; eyes inflamer,
Heart %corrupter; folly's nurse;
Secret babler; body manner,
Theft defeater; loathsome curse.
Wit discoverer; Joy impairer,
Scandal dealer; soul-mouthed scou'gc;
Senses blunter; youth ensnarer,
Crime inventor; ruins verge.
Virtue blaster; base deceiver,
Spite displs yer; hei's delight;
Noise EXETER; stomach HEAVIER.
Falschood spreader; scorpions BITE
Qly-rel %plo,ter; rage discharger,
Giant c%onqucror; wastefui sway
Chin c~arbunkler; tongue enlargcr'
Malice ~venter; deaths broad way.
Tempest sca.terer; window smasher,
Deaths f%orerunner; hell's dire BRINK
Rsyenous murderer; windPipe siasher'
Drunk ara', lodging, meat and drink
, 1843-07-08

stood beside him. With a feeble and
reluctant grasp he took the 'lrail
memorial" of a youthful vow; and,
fora moment. memory was faithful
to her office. She threw open the
long vista of buried wears; and his
heart travelled through them ALL
Their lusty and blithesome spring
their blight and fervid summer,-their
ripe and temperate autumn,-theIr
chill, but not too frozen winter. lie
saw, as in a mirror, how, one by one.
the laughing companions of that mer-
~ hour, at Richmond, had dropped
into eternity. He felt all the l"neli-
ness of his condition. (for he had es-
chewed marriage, and in the veins of
no living creature ran Il drop of blood,
whose source was in his ownD and.
as he drained the glass which he had
filled "to the memory Of those who
were gone,' the tears slowly trickled
down the deep burrows of his aged
face.
lie had thus fulfilled one part of his
vow, and he prepared himself TO dis.
charge the other, by sitting tie usual
number of hours at his desoiate table.
With n heavy heart he resigned him,
self 10 the gloom Of his own thoughts
"a letharglc sleep stole over him
his head fell upon his besom-conius.
ed images crowded into bis mind
lie babbied to himseli-was silent
and when lis servant entered the
room. alarmed by noise which he
heard. he found his master stretched
upon the carpet at the foot of the
easy char, out of which he had slip
ped in an apopleciic fit. He never
spoke again. nor once opened HI.
eyes, although the vital spark was no.
extinct till TIE following day. And
this was the Last DdY. NJ.
, 1843-07-08
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/. n. BRYsoN SCo., Louisiana, Mo
A. MAsE. P. NJ Frankfort, I"
II. T. KENT, P. 4. Clarksville, I"
C. Z. PERK1ss,P. M. Auburn, l"
J.. H. BRIrroS, Troy, 4"
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P. w. OVERLY. NJ. Shamrock,
JoHs RAILS, NU London, I"
A. HENDRIX, P. 4. Spencerburg.
j. CRosrHEwAIr.M jacksonville, /"
w. T. BOND, P. I. Sugar Grove, "
l.. T. MusIoK, Hickory Creek, 4"
E. EMERSON, P. L. Louisville, "
w. w. ADAMS, N~arthasville, I"
FAyT & BRoTHEl St. Charles, /"
Door. J. ADAMS Ashley, d"
, 1843-07-08
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Vol. EE...NO. S6.

ed a sympathy for the people OF Ire
lamb; and rejoiced as they exlorted
concessions ofright from the British
government. W. have sincerely APP
proved the movements to procure a
repeal of the union by Peaceable
means; but we have never contem-
plated, and should oppose. any inter-
lerance in the matter by the govern
mept of the United States. Had we,
however, been prepared to make
"war to the knife" in behalf Of repeal,
our fiery ardor would be cooled by
the perusal OF the proceedings and
speech before mentioned.
= 1t is a good maxim 10
siet fveTv ono4aiud Ills own busi-
ness" & as Mr.. O'Connell has made
it his business to abuse and dencunce
the citizens OF the slave-holding
States. and to inform them that he de-
sires non Of their aid; we hope that
they will hereafter mind their own
concerns. and permit Mr.. O'Conneli
to manage Irish affairs without their
sympathy, aid or Interference.
4-. TRalt. Ocean.
, 1843-07-08
IRIsH REPEAL--MR. O'CoyNEL.-

lRlsH REPEAL--MR. O'CoHNEL.-
We are sure thai the friends of Ire
land in the United States will regret
the a~r2cecdings lately had at the Re
peal Association Of ireland and the
speech delivered al said meeting ny
Mr.. O'Connel: both are calculated TO
diminish that interest for the success
Of the repeal cause. which was 50
deeply felt and extensively manifest
ed in this country. II tic question
is to be connected with that Of slave
ry in the United States, us declared
BY Nr. O'Connel: and ii. by adding
the repeaIers of Ireland the slavehol-
ders of our country are only prepar-
ing weapons to destroy their own IN
st%itutions; we may safely predict, that
few of them will either feel sympathy
for the cause, or contribute pecunlary
aid To promote its Mr.. o.
ConneII has expressly declared, (and
he SAYS that he expresses the senti
ments of the association Of which he
is the head.) that he neither wants
sympathy or money from slave-hold-
ers-ihai lie considers them as scoun-
drcIs, unworthy to be taken by the
hand by honest men. He 4 enjoy
his opinion; bot. whilst he holds such
language. he will find that American
citizens viii look upon him as unde-
serving the title which he bears rs
.sLiberalor"--as n to whom power
could not be safely entrusted.
These proceedings and ~speeclis will
cause Americans to to pause in their
zeal fo-Irish rereal. However much
thew may desire to see the people Of
Ireland reinstated in their rights, and
enjoying the benefits Of an InGepend-
n parliament, they cnnuot give their
cordial support TO Il cause, when its
chief advocate not only reviles them
as scoundrels, but threatens, If sue
ccssfuI in obtaining a repeal Of the u
Mon with England. to aid in inlic'ing
the horrors of a s%ervile war. We
will say to Mr.. O'Connell that the cit.
izens Of The slave-ho!ding states spurn
his threatsas they disrcgMdhls friend
ship. lie is rs ignorant Of the condi.
lion Of slaves in this country, rs he is
llliberal and vulgar IN his abuse Of
their masters.
Mr.. O'ConnelI proceeds a little too
far. and ssumes too high 4 position,
when he undertakes to dictate to the
irishmen of The United States, in the
authoritative style he has used. 80.
yer the broad Atlantic (says he) /
pour forth my voice, saying--'Come
out Of such 4 land, you I~rishmen; or,
if YOU remain, and dare countenance
the system Of slavery that is support
ed there, We will recognize you rs l.
rishmen no longer" His voice will
hardly lie potent enough to make the
many lrishmen of America abandon
their adopted country, for fear of CIV
ing offence TO Daniel O'Connell. or
from apprehension Of being stigmatiz.
ed as scoundrels by him. Many Of
his countrymen are among the slave.
holders whom he denounces, and will
be indignant at the abusive epithets
which he employs.
We have always felt ard express
, 1843-07-08
ODE TO RUM.

"Oh. thou invisible spirit of Rum. if thou
hadst no name bvxhich 10 know thee, we
would call the-deil."--SHAKsPE,RE.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-26

thing that is in Heaven. or that IS IN the Earth
beneath, or that is In the waters under the Earth
6. In the Sixth, Cyrus Walker, Esq. OF Nc
Donough county has received unanimous nonli-
nation-Co VIM. Fl. Henderson. the wing
candidate for Lieut.. Governor, last fall, ana se!-
eral other prominent individuals, declining III hlS
favor He is a lawyer of acknowledged rePu,a-
tion-has for many years been resident Il, .s .ns
Military Tract and was one of those ias-sighteu
men, who, in 1886 and 7, when the Whoie SIa'e
was runing wild on the subject OF lnterha. In
provements. did all III his power 10 stem the
tide Mr.. w. was, many years SINCE, q MEMBER
of the Kentucky Legislature: In TINS district,
the Mormon Prophet, and large number OF the
Saints reside and it must be confessed that the
nolitica complexion of the district. will depend
much upon the manner in which they choose 10
throw their vote In lS40. the counties compos-
ing the district, gave about 5000 majority for
Harrison. 1t was said in the Loco Foco Con-
vention, a few days ago, at Rock Island, that the
+" Morrnons dare not oote for any other than the
Democratic candidate - whether this is true,
remains 10 be seen-but / much doubt whether
thev are the people to be darcd John P. Hoge,
ESQ, Of Galena, is the Loco Foco candidate.
He is lawyer Of considerable talent, but has
never before been in political life
I. In the .ScrenM District, Gen. John J. Har-
din, Of jacksonville, nephew fold Ben Hardin,
of Kentucky, and real specimen OF a western
orator and politician has the nomination. HIS
district has large Wing majority-and his cleo
ton may be regarded as certain. His compet-
tor is Murray Mcconnell, Esq. Of Jacksonville,
an arch-intrigucr, and whose services N the
Gerrymandcring process, last winter enutle hIm
to better recompense. But we nave had
convincing evidence heretofore, that . Republics
is ungrateful ~
yonrs. SC. WESTWARD IIo.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-26
mo TuF DEAF, HEAR YE ,-ssgn;n.,.


Acoustic Drops urgently recommended to tho, ~,
ticted wrrh Deafness certain cure FOR that complains.
Numerous evidences Its efficacy constantly comm ~
B.ioe the bottle was half exhausted ms bearing was %
ed Tor the days have heard distinctly ever
Another deaf fos ton years says: have received so ,.I
her.i from II hs, am induced recommend II 10 III @
friends" Others have been entirely restored f!5m who ~
yTir; testimonial has been received price ST So Der ha.,s
sold by A B. * D. SANDS, 20 Futon-st., A. B. SASbS
SEQ No g7S Broadway. corner Of Cham bers.st ana n
SANDS * CO, No. II last Broadway. Iels r.,
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR To RE
n had for Three Shillings-Read, then Julge--Th, E,
Forced 20 Grow Stopped Falling. aad DandruH Cured br
M cent bottle OF Jones Coral Hair Restorative bn
be- no dousht tamoug the ble scenthcl thai TN,
without exception the efclcios aclc ever or, ~
scieace fof the purpose We have lately offered several bs
OF persons who this, have found al II Is rsr
srnty 10 be- Let persons sve trt ,is bat three SI
pcs-we assure them they will be well satisfied foo ma,
believe when these persons their certify -
above are the qualities OF Jones oral Hair Restorative.
M. w Hopkins 90 kius ST. New YoIk.
Mr. Phillips io8 Broome, cor. of Wooste:st
Hon Judge Edwards, of Philadelphia.
Nir j. Pearson Navy Yard. Charlestown
r Power. grocer Fulton Il. Brooklyn.
We could offer hty other names OF persons who bsysic
this all il is represented but II the above noJ enough M
thing will except trial Il sold ths sir, ~
the American Eagle 81 Chatham " and b. th4s, 49,,
lin Philadephia b. Zicber OF Third and Doci @
or neyt 20 the American Hotel Washington, D. c. In r.
ION State Il; Charleston s C., 81 King in AhsSr
81 safest in Brooklyn, l39 Fulton ST. Agents wanted 10 III
other Il2 lms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-26
For The Tribune.
For I ne I floune.
ODE TO IRELAND.
BY /. o'c.

BY. o'c.
Erin. Ger thy night OF sorrow
Breaks the light Of other days;
Rise, to meet the glorious morrow:
Tyrants tremble at its blaze.
Thou, the last and least benighted
Where, when freedoms sun had set,
She left her altar latest Lighted,
And Science loved to linger yet
III.
Thou, DER PROSTATE Europe mourning
The despot's and the Vandal's reign;
Her Western Star of beauty, burning
With hope thou kindlest there again
Island of the brave and holy,
VIII the nations this forget?
Art thou suffered to lie lowly
Will they pay thy double debt
Gallant, grateful FRANCE! / hear thee
First in freedom as In fight
Raise the voice will long endear thee
To the friends Of man, Of right
VI
Still the men Of grace and grandeur,
Thought to plan and arm to aid,
And decds-tho slaves and bigots SANDER
The brightest heaven has yet surveyed.
VII
COLUMBIA, Freedoms child and glory
First to shake the tyrant's throne
Sno,t ~, ,,o@ Eri,sc ctfr,,
The cause, the tyrant still, thine own !?
VII
First to wave her starry banner,
First to rive the despot's chain
Thy god-ike fiat ne'er dishonor:
That man was free was MAN again.
Island of the Free, the faithful
To every causes except thine own:
Will the world be still ungrateful?
Freemen feign thy wrongs unknown
We'll, if they do, let Freedom perish;
Perish every nobler aim
That sages teach and patriots cherish,
To mock us with mendacious name
Let sordd Self be hence the idol,
And Gain take Glory's peace and part,
Rotting, where Virtues fame lies idle,
Deep in each callous, coward heart
XII.
But, Ireland, no. though all desert thee,
And traitorst choose the tyrant's side,
There s in thysclf what must assert thee
Thy rights, against world allied:
Kill
A faith the bigot's fires but brighten
A hope no misery e'cr could cloud
A Heart tn oppressor's chains but tighten
A soul by guilt or gain unbowed-
XIV.
Wrongs which the angels long have wept for;
An arm-the tyrant knows its might
A leader who thy cause has kept for
The GoD of Justice, not Of Fight.
XIV.
Go, then, this Heaven-lent guide before thee,
Thy nation flag again unfurled- [thee,
Spread Freedoms watch.fres, streaming o'er
From thy own sun-burst, thro' the world
The number Of rshmen who fought throughout the Con-
n of Europe during the last century was according to
,enhsm not less than 600 000 beside $4,000 III the Aer-
war.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-26

~ CHANCERY, Eighth Circuit.-The Bank
= oniniss slone.s OF TIE tste OF Neyvor vs. IN. Bank ~
Buao-SGce Is hereby given, pursuant to an order Of N.
court oi Chancr dated he 2lst day Of February 1873 that
the has brn :uy appointed Receiver OF Nh. uonr
= and Effects Of The sad Bank Of Buffalo thar bv said order
u Is ie=d to ohe OF The Masters of this Court IN rr
county OF fe eTnongst other things t4ke and s;ate an ar
oat ol al the demands Of description against thu aid
Bank o Buffalo and 10 enable the said Master 10 tk, and
s account and Tor The general purpose contemplated bv
h1 statute al thr creditors OF the said Bank Of Buffalo a,s
!e 90 eshlo thsl accounts, claims and demands against
ne 'q btIIh OF Buffalo, lanes Crocke sgujr. ha iia
s' said Tsefgnce N charge at his oiee the city Of
Suiiao, ey the lh day of September next ,;st
% ts slIt and deanit thereof tisy all be- preces
from all tene; OF n. decree which shall be !aa in this rt
d fotn any GistnbGnon rhlch shall be aade uule. sac DE-
Buffalo. 5arciI the 9.5 l2;3 ~ Se!' ue
lEA y. BLOSSOM, Receiver or The Rsnk OF Buffalo
''''.' '@h"thfh' Master ~ lhaucrrv. rfRlt d.SI2
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-26

more of our meney than you get az any other so,
the city FleaSe Come and see for yourselves.
Sone enc come allocome poor thou,
Great bargains for all are ready row
fSGSuatry merchants and Others In the trade "a, f,,
street, corner of Monroe. - "a 1a ,.as
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-26

--aAs. HULL'S USSES.-Notice 10 Run
- Cured Prrsoas-Persons afflicted with rupture,
1$Ha 5nsy rely uron tie best instrumental aid tn
ezz~ world affords, application the Office No
vesl. 20 either of the agents III the principal towns
M IN nIied States Be- careful the back pad 9
Hns lrss-s TO SCI ii thy endorsed by Dr. Hull II WI
ns None ara genuine to be relied upon good with
our his signature. ~ ~
Many persons haze undertaken yend limitations of Hps
celebrated rIsses and thousands imposed upon in c0ns,
lusHcs Ihsse limitations be relied urjn .y as-
AIRY TIusses. - N''' ~'' ocii
Rooms have ten fitted up - No ysss street ercInx;va
Tor iaG h4'Ing SSparat- entrance from the business d
tit "ieI ieiale Is III Constant Attendance upon t.
.oT, n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-26

4 'ohl CilhIlc'-' 4HCLiSi.'--l uDIiC HotlCt lS
~ hereby gwen 20 the owner owners, occupant
Affected thereby that the blowing Assessment h.S been
pete By tho Assessors, and lodged the Street Com
rnsionrt Office IL examination by all interested
VIZ For paving lith street between st Avenue and Avenue
~ embracing lots Huh between the Avenue and
Nrcnue A, west side, between O and l2 Al per-
whose interests affected by the above named
mcnt ana who our9sed the either OF them.
requested 10 present eir objections writing the under
signed at the Street Commissioners Office within thirty days
from the date OF this notice.
3.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-26

5.s.lt! APPOINTMENT
EOSEPH elliott, Pen Manufacturer 10 the
- high character OF these Pens In.
induced the attempt, the part several makers
70 pr.fice '.l1d nor oni! upon Nh Gil o but also upon
t!e put:,c An Inferior article br2ring e ms5eed name
thu5 GIiCt, omnS the dna now the market il can
readiiy - detected By ts unfinished APPEARANCE and the very
commo1 stii- III which its putUp.
Ohse!Y tle genuine ell' ali marked full Josarb
ciott iaea or Joseph elliott, warranted - and tia;
eaci! gross bears fac s!!n!- OF his signature
/ he above may b. had, wholesale OF HENRY JESSOP,
9 John street, corner OF Gold lrI5
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-26

SCFtlBNER " co
1re up head yet, and selling
Boo;sS Shoes cheaper thar
ever, at :h- sr-a, Catha.in,
Bost aud Shoe market, !.
Sathasile street, corner OF
Monroe Il. The sahscriher
having advantages that bui
few In the trade possess
pledge themselves iif yop
call uno,-I,.-N
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-26
DRINTERS AND BINDERS WARER0ONS
Nos % and 81 Ciold-street. Newly York.-April ls;a
pRiCFS C;yEaTLY REDUCED. The HOEr pa,

L Nos
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.-The" :" HOE: Pm,
in. Press Machine and Saw Aapuiactory IN cons4ournc.
and The REDUCTION the OF materials and labor are ens
bed greatly reduce the prices OF their Presses nd OF ra
trls and Binders rs;eas generly as VIII b. hy thr
newly printed Crcular which ,hey beg leave 70 refer.
This establishments s under the personal snp-Gin,rn-
dencr of Richard W Hoe and Robert Hoe and they aauns
;er friend. ;snding The great ;edneop prices,
all articles manufactured by this Establishment shall rr;aa
IN, high reputation which they have hitherto sustained
will also De their edeavor improve The quality Of
them in every particular They Halter thess rts also thi,
their old friend. viii not only continue their hSoEs but tn
Inis grnf war T prices 70 0'a
Orders from plIt OF the country for al articles used by
Printers OF Binders including Tyre, Ink, Paper will h
executed with the greatest aud pomputuds and u,
best .,
obbug work and repairing will be done AZ the loves, pos
BILE prices with every attention and expedition.
BAH articles manufactured by tins E.stsblishmeu:
will be ,tamped r. Hos Co., that persons from abroad
may be imposed upon with spurious articles made IN
,ation OF theirs.
Printers OF newspapers who publish this advertisement with
this note three before the FIRST of july next and send
of their papers To us will be entitled payment OF THAR h
on buyinC ionr times the amount oft. a2Gd
New-York daily tribune., 1843-06-26

MARTIN GAYLORD. Tailor and Draper, has
IfI removed from No 9 John TO No. 6, Nassau ST
with j. Goodman where he is receiving his Spring and
Summer goods which he vii make up order N fashionable
STYLE suits furnished twelve hours uotlc-l Having saty
reduced his rxielses he VIII be enabled sell AZ reduced
prizes and he olic the lavo Of his friends aud ths public
10 whom e feels grateful for the liberal patronage he has here
toore received. His is good article pGncuaJ IN
low md cash on deINery ~ "