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LOOK AT THIS!
- JUST RECEIVED, by the PACKET shin
samuel Hicks, from rars the best article ofcvzEf3
Gsnteinen's French Boots seen and now offered
~ wholesale aud retail at the low price of S5 " ~'
The best article ofFspch made to MEASURE ss 90
=, a. =, G0rk Sole Boots S 90
q, a. :. Wat"r Proof Boots 4 90
=, . . LiSht af Sewrd Boots So to so
:. =. =, fine Calf Shoes, made to measure 90
Worked Slippers 81 70 / Is
fashion, Ladies this you will find the greatest asso
men Of Cater Boots that be found in this city and ali
nes ~ Buskn slippers, Ties Button Shoes Prunea Slip
pers white black sarn and all kind, and coor, Ao
OF Boys Boots and Shoes Misses and
own and Of the French goods and
the corner Of Franklin street. w " " "''
GREGORY x CAHILL
InJ lM~ec 367 Broadway. N v.
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passed by the Viewers Society to allow those workm.n
who could not obtain the list Of prices 10 rlinqush their
work and return 1t Witness returned his work TO Mir
Gibbons in accordance with this resolution head
some say that of MIR. Gibbons webs had been
burned in the loom.
The jury returned verdict of guilty. and they were
ordered TO appear for sentence this day
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4 TO COUNTRY MERCHANS.
u BOOTS AND SHOES.

~, Il
S.ccenor to John Hutching) have removed from 100 to
~ nathan street. and Aave completed their
spring Goods comprising the
SoTy s Of Boot, and Shoe, that be found
rScco Bsins 5000 ladies' leather d. 5000 ladies' do
ladies' common ipp.rs $500 Gentemes do ladies'
me reach do 1000 Wet Backs 10000 Chdrens Shoes of all
.s Of aa 1900 Ladies: Gs5 black and
cases KIP: do Is boys and youh do and ali other art
ha can possibly be called for in the boot line
41 nathan Sreet opposite the Chatham Theatre
b. Ihest9re opened till 10 O'Clock evening giving
; chants en- opportunity to purchase when
W.ee Sas 'heu. m8 I'm sec
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NlBLO'S SEED STORE.
I,et poco,,cJ Ia, fbo 81 L,,,oe

r1xN THE PROPRIETOR respectfully informs the pub
ia lie that during his late v,it England he procured
49, through Mr. Lharlwood the celebrated eedsnan ard
botapst all the variety OF Ishas and Flower Seeds. such
the pfem vrrou Holtcu tnral Exhibitions Last
addition hich will be found all the choice kinds oi
Early and Late Vegetable Seeds md variety Of early and late
Potatoes Of the best kinds ia Grass leeds Of every variety
Purchasers will he stten ed to by regular bred scotsman
lhst n takes
Every article line has been purchased for ready money,
and a be sold at modera prices.
The conservatory under the charge Of practical florist,
who will dpose Of variety Of plants and shrubs NJ
low prices Boquets wreaihs tasefuY arranged
everysvnety Of tve aso cut flowers short notice
gret variety of Flower Pets Ornamental Flower Stands
Vases the lotteries London; Bird seed scotch
Dat Meal, Grotts, &c.
mendrd w. NISLO
Luz
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

ALL WHO WEAR the above articles andwish to save m
eau peter lose no time ~ calling the fashionable Boot and
shoe stores Of SECOR Nos. l60H i6 GreAap trn
wneie az may suit tn mselves with article lat Tor
haps equalled in this city. ~ Re'
8 3 begs to apprise particular thos I've, and gentle
men VINO Goo:Ider well fitting boot gater
aslcle 70 tne tom ensemble Of all within e monde that
Lsdss and Ml.sss Caters "s SRosSo s New York
ha1d IN endless variety.
Remember. isok and lsl Greenwich s'reet-N
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GREAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE,
FROM ALBANY TO BUFFALO (325 MILES)
BY RAIL ROAD.
Road Compsuies between Albany and Buffalo Is at
No. 50 COURTLANDT STREET,
JOHN 4. CLAK. General Agent.
NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS.
Inc Srbtcrbers having appointed for forward
Ing Immigrants by Rail Koad from Albany BuraO and in
trmedae cla enabled send them during the Sumner
from New YORK 10 Utica 5000 to Syracne So 3D. to hu
burn 1885, to Rochester $6I Buffalo S. So Children
Baggage from Albany on the Rail Road is eniey fee
TITS EVIDENT that much cheaper tho IMMIGRANT to
travel by Rad Road Than by Canal he reaching Buffalo
S,enmboaI from New York and Rail Road from Absng AZ
hours; whereas takes Canal from to 10 days. The fol-
loving cacn'tinn shows the result. viz
fassase "a Buifaloper Rail Passage TO BuffLo per Ca
hOad IS so $500
Luggage from ". York Luggage Buffalo, 50lbs
ALBANY, lg0lbs free, bal balance for l00bs S.
for IUobs 10 Loss Of time at least days
Luggage from Albany to worth to the lahoer, say
Buffalo free so cents pee day. -. 40
Living for AZ hours say Is Living for 10 days so cents
day 500
,slao,
Deduc: fare per r. Road .6,43
The traveller per n. Road saves $3.50
They aso foWsrd rn.engersto Cleveland mouth sad
wankke &c Wisconsin TER tory; Chicago, Illinois; ard to
diHtr plsc in Canada, the lowest information
as 70 the different gratis aud Tickets b. had
street. WOLF Il RlCKENS.
app lmsm
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.onD. BOIL, FLORIST,

OkNE Of ~ r n stFssd ape Eeo at ea -
lection Of Camea comprising upwards OF 800 varieties;
Azea, Khododendron, aud other house and i andy
plants. Moorr's Bloomipgdae hour by
door. startirg from Of Chatham and Tryon Row.
Bouqneis pur up tastc.nly. AZ msm
ssde FRESH GARDEN SELD-Ccnsisting of 2r0o lbs Of
eT& Radish 1909 lbs q Bes 1000 lbs Of anp 800 lbs Of
A Carrot; 500 lbs Of Onon 500 lbs OF Spnaeh $50 lbs OF
Cabbage and about 5000 lbs Of other Seed all the choicest
seeces and varieties For ,ale noeeate and
quantities 70 suit purchasers, by I. BRlDGEMAN.
At his PEI manent Family Establishment, Broadway,
Eighteenth street.
% Also. by his ALFRED. the prtnite. general
Of PLANTS en- bracnE about 80 OF
the choicest varieties OF Gersnums all the beat kinds OF
Monthly Ross; together with Camsiias Csruatsns Gaze
tpss vertepas and ctnt Towering aud ornamental iAns n-
o. AMERICAN STANDARD HORTIt ULTU RAl.
BOOKS the iesnlts q years practice in The
entity Of New York The Young Gardener Assistant the
tenth edition improved 34 octavo; The Kitchen Gar
deners lnstfuctor' The florists Guden aud the Fruit
Cuvators Manual" for sale, Wholesale snd RETAIL by the
Author, Broadway corner Of nth street. al Imsec
szst FOR SALEA riece Of land containing from 20
E30 b- suully located the Paterson Turnpike
tn> Road, commanding all directions.
Il the aekensack RIVER and full view of Newark,
overlooking all the Surrounding Country IL Is admirable
site for Gentlsmans rsdence being FIVE miles from Ho
boken, Secaucus, N. in the nsilhborhood of good
sch ols aud eminent preachers Inquire Of WIN. HAD
DOCK No. 90 Perry of the J. q. UNDER
| HILL. al Eecaucus, o DR. GLOVER. Ann
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WEDDING PARTIES,
A G ID or IT, c,
SPRING FASHIONS.
AT THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT,

III he OLD ESTABLISHME
Magdzin de Modes, 60 Canal street
vi ADAM BEARMAN in returning thanks the last eight
fend. x Pegs most respectfully t. inform her
spring ishona from Parsaed bes favored with an early
oil Silk. as well as Straw Hats, ~ '
adamo atrs herself that the same are uriyaled in the
city, both ~ TO style quality, shape and pr Ee cali will
convince them Of the fact - $500 ~
MAGAZIN DE MODES,
m1t Inv m 60 Canal street.
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
FOR ALBANY

aOrH ~ DAILY, saqd,ys excep,ed-Ihrough pi-
3-8x.x-t Conrtands and Liberty STREETS: - -
The .tesmbost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Captain A. +. st.
John, MondAy, Wednes and Friday, att
The Steamboat ROCHESTER,, Canaan A. Houghtou, on
Tuesdav, Thursday and Saturday. at7P.
ASFyeocoeh K n Lsad,sg q int med ate Places
Tnssdel, Monday, Weda-.day Friday and sunday, At Pm
49, The steamboat CURTIS PECK: Captain VIM. II Peck,
Tuesdly. Thursday and Saturday ats p. NJ
Passengers taking this line of boats will arrive in Albany in
anple time TO take the Morning Train Of Cars for the
west
The above Boats are and substantial are furnished
with and State Raoms. for speed aud accom-
modatioss unrivalled on the Hudson.
For passage freight apply board or to F. c. Schultz at
tho Office IN wharf. a8
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y r. " RI E.S,NON


COPPER SMIT II, FROM p A r. s,
LAS THE HONOR inform the pubic, that he has jut
IL crened 25S Greenwich Who're he msnuiac
and has for sle kitcher Ranges and Tackle, ac
grher new, made of Of metal Mouds Tor
pstry ,oks, Of different models Aambgre Bathing Tubs,
Half Baths. lie manufactures wrought tin
and repairs good all Kitchen Ranges and Tackle;
and BY will sednct fifty cent different hotels
and boa riding houses.
NJ The above articles VIII be lent out.
n B.Wanted the above place. jnurueyran nman, and
4 young who speak French aud III glish.
rn2q m
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To COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

n NJ PEYsER co. Qately removed from The corner cf
-. John No go John street oie for sale
on LIBERAL terms whoerle and RETAIL the following articles,
An" S,,p Hrbyf Wostedthe complete assortment In
this country: "a, =,
Canvass Embroidery, Of cotton silk and worsd in all
widths
crpticn: kmbrodenns nnisncd ana commsnccd. velvet
silk wotod and cotton. worked the NEST tasteful Por
sian STYLE. . - - .
Tssses Tor Hair Dresses Of gold veand sh and tinssed
Bracelets Combs, lar Pms aud large variety of other
beautiful Paris fancy Articles.
Purse Ornamentssesl gilt and silver Beads Bures Purse
Twist plain and shaded. IN sticks and syools Embroidery
and flower Chenille OF silk ard metal ard SILK.
Also fringe tinls and Cord and Tasss mrortcd and Of
their own manuf ;ture, OF gold, silver, s &c all colors
and Widths
~ Brunch Stores $50 5rosdwav formerly ;,7 Broadway
I'm
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:, -

FACTURERS AND OTHERS
n y. SMITH CO respectfully inform their friend. aud
". the Pub &c generally tina, they will attend personally 10
and selling the household furniture OF families
declining housekeeping, and merchandise Of all
kinds &c persons ienqusing business either the residences
stofes OF the owners sales room winch admUa
bly, adapted for the purpose.
Our sales ROOM 100 feet deep and well lighted situated ON
Broadway ard commanding the stenfon OF this er Al mo
ropghare, affords to manufactures and Other, facilities Tor The
exhibition aud sale Of every description Of merchandise unsn
~ ssed by the city. Terms moderae Tie
and payment of ale prompt Liberal cash advances
will b., consgDments intended either
for public or private sales. 80 . ,,.,,,,
HENRY n. WILLARD,
auetioneers and Commssion Merchants,
n17 Ims,r Store g0i Broadway cor Duane 81.
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NEW YORK. FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 10 1914

op.ur CHEAP MUSIC.
GhASO Collection Of English and E'o,s;cr Mr.;. c
r NE Zane Forte at only THEE Cents PAGT
xShsrs a. Niis hlNpS IA Fulton street linear proadwav
as sson as published ' ave" anu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Instruction Book. far ,ha p; r. -. -, ~.
lin, &c, &c ~ ZIG iano foite' Ouisar' flute,f To-
all st lstpg-m " at 'eu"o'o prices
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THE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN
BUR Ms AMI CLARINnA

T'HE whole OF the mysterious aud secret tOirrrondrncc
which took place between the Post BuHNs and the ctrpa
ted Clannda, Mrs MeLrHosg ia 1857 TO 93 and when re-
been sought for by Cunningham aud 3thc's ~ ue
purpose Of publication has length by t decre.r on '
rInda iea into the hands Of her grsndson " =
Esq. aud ia GIVEN the world lhe AInsricn eui-
2mo volume Of about yOg pagryy Slon SUITS
issued aud for sale ~ '. DiNv NV.
nil ni &c No . Park Row. opposite The Astor House
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BOOTS AND SHOES AT WHOLESALE.
a LAhGE ASSORTMENT of the above named articles
N pe ad at the Manufacturers Depot, No. Pearl st.
Among those hand may be found in part the following
be 30 q sys KIP Mems. Bey. Thick Bogns
Do DO DO gHT ,,YP Sos DO 20 DO DO sswsd DO
DO DO GER 40 r 90 car 90 Do DO do PeggeJ do
Ro san crWeo DO DO d, Pump Sole do
~ os S legged do Do do Goat and Seal do
ana great variety Of Womens. Misses and Children
Dooees Shippers Nc &C., pegged and sewed togeth.
VILE general assortment Of Palm ard Leghon Fats
mechans and Others invited call and ex anime
AL SOFA low Tor casn or city acceptances = -
., GALE x co No. 200 Pearl street,
m In &c u s Hotel Building. N Y
yu s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nutris Fur Hats {ordnsri
nap OF russn Mosku at 49, These hats equal in urabi
very neat dress hat BROWN Practical Halter w.
o .In- - LAG Canal street.
WEDDING PARTIES,
A L LIS r OUTS, &c.
SurfLIED wh all the different varieties of Pastry Iced
Fruit, round and Sosnge Cake Omament.d Pyramids,
hent OF lea Cake mat be obtained any in
Pc-nc r the table Fresh Pies seasonabe variety
run rasts Terms Tor Dinner Parties '
orders thankfully received and the CITY or
country. JAMES TUMPS(1N WY VI
ml4 lmsm W S"'''"
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DRUG STORE FOk SALE.
SITUATED in good neghborhood 10 hspdsomely Cited
- and doiag good business. VIII be sold low. tnoureat
a,al ci,and street, a2 insm
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The Great Mass Meeting OF American Re-
publicans In the Park yesterday after.
noon, to oppose the Police BiIl-Interrup-
tion-Etection or two Police Officers from
the Park.
very large meeting of the American Republi-
cans took place at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
agreeably to the following call:
=, HAD SgARTrnsIThe General Executive Committee
spectfuy invite their fellowcizens to meet them in the
park on h; Thursday) afternoon April llth at clock
10 take such measures as be deemed necessary TO
monstrae against the passage of the outrageous Police
Bill now before our State Legislature relative to this
city. " $3.50
By order Of the General FIX. Committee
The crowd assembled on the occasion was very
great consisting OF probably upwards of three thou
sand, who appeared to be chiefly the honest and
Woodworking classes
The meeting was organized by the appointment
OF GEORGE Mills, highly respected revolution
airy patriot, as the chairman The following adj
dltional officers were also appointed =
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-FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL.
The Royal Mail Steam Ship ACADIA,
a "a Ryre, ESQ.,. Commander, will leave
- Boston for the above Ipris on "wednesday,
al INLAY ist, nsKt. 49,
The Hi ShNlA, will leave Boston on Thunday,
May Itch. 80.
Passage fer Liverpool. ..'..'..''' .'''$2o
Apply to d. BRIGHAM, j., Agent,
8er No. Wall street
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HIDES, FAT AND CALF SKINS.
'NHF HIGHEST PRICES given for Hides, Fat and Cal!
SKINS cash current money delivery, at me 1s ana
fous OF the subscriber where contracts Will be made of
Caskns by the price giyen the pound
JOHN HUM,
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A SENSIBLE WOMAN.

A Milleri.e in Maine said to bis wife Dur
ing harvest, i am resolved to work no more
think il wrong to gather any more oil The
fruits of the earth The next morning he
arose aud walked abroad to mediate. he
turning, he asked his wife Il she bad break
fas, ready. She said No, But, he asked
ARE you not going to get aryF she a"
swered No. for said she, you say II II
no, your duiy TO work, and If it is not yours
il is no, mine: and n the fruits OF she esr'h
may no, be gathered 10, they may not ot
cooked after they are gathered in. 1 am
aesolved 10 submit with you 10 the VIII "i
God. amt abide by the consequences. liz
walked out again and after while he re'ur"
ed and said 10 his wife, II you will g."
and &c, some breakfast, will 60 10
work.
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RULES FOR LADIES.

Marry not a profane man, because .ht
depravitv OF his heart will corrupt yonI
children and embiuer your existence.
Marry not a gambler, uP2Ier, or {
frequenter Of taverns because he who ha,
no regard for himself will never have an!
for his wife.
Marry not man whose actions do NJ
correspond with his sentiments because
the passions have deih:oned reason. am
he is prepared 10 commit every crime ID
which an evil nature, unresrained can in
sliga,e him. The state of tha! man whc
aegards not his own ideas Of right sno
wrong is deplorable aud the less you have
40 do with him the better
Marry not man who is in ine habit oI
cunning after all the girls IN the country
because his affections are continually wa
verlng and therefore can never be peima
nent
Marry not man wno neglects his bus
ness If he docs so when single, he will d.
worse when married
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RULES FOR GENTLEMEN.

Marry not a woman who cannot 'naSt
a shirt, or cook a meals ot vicluals. Such !
woman would keep man poor all lhe Gays
If his life.
Marry not woman who is lady ant
,roud, because she will bs e,ernally scold
ing if she does not get every thing she
wants.
Marry not woman who thinks herself
better than any body else because IL shows
want OF sense, and she will hsve but teu
friends.
Marry not woman who is fond OF spin
ming suee,.yarn because such a. woman
will no, make good wife, and will never
be eon,en,ed a. home.
Marry not woman who is in the daily
habi, of slandering ner neighbors, and
giving ear TO all the gossipplng she
hears. Such women make the wors, oI
wives.
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WORMS KILLS THOUSANDS.

~HILDREN are most subject to them but per-
"a J sons of all ages are liable to be afflicted with
them. Bad breath, palencss about the lips flushed
cheeks picking at the nose, wasting away ,eanness
pain in the Bowels joints or limbs, disturbed sleep
frightfuI dreams, moaning and sometimes of vor-
'acious appetite, are among the symptoms of worms
Many are doctored for months, for some other i'm
aginary disease, when one box of Sherman's Worm
Lozcnges would effect cure. ID. Ryan, corner
of Prince street and the Buwery, cured q man of
worms that was reduced to a skeleton, and by only
ono box of Sherman's Lozenges: Ees now as fat
as an Alderman. The Hon. B. b. Beardsley
has saved the life Of one of his children by them
The sale of over 100000 of boxes has fully ties,
cd them. They are the only inialllble worm des
troying medicine known. What family will be
without theml
Consumpt ion, Cough, Colds, Whooping Coughs
Asthma and all affections of the lungs will find
healing value in Sh3rman's Cough Lozenges. They
saved the Rev, Richard De Forest; the Rev. Mr.
Streeter, Jonathan Howarth, Esq and that worthy
old hero Leonard Rogers. from the consumptive's
grave. They cured in one day the Rev. Mr.. Dun
bar, the Rev. Mr.. Handbook; Vim. n. Attree Esq
OF distessng coughs. They the peasantest
cough medicine and cure the soonest ofany keown
remedy.
Headache, ,Sea-sckness and Palpita,ion, relieved in
from five to ten minutes by Shermans Camph0r
Iozenses Persons atten ling crowded -ooms OF
rL~lling will find them to impart hnoyancy Of
spirits aud renew their energies, Those suffering
from too flee living will find few OF tie lozenge:
10 dispel the borioIs und lowness Of spirits. M
Krath, ofthe Sunday Mercury, has repeatedly cur
led himself Of severe headache by them japtail
Chadwick, of the packet ship Wellington, has wit
messed their efficacy in great many cases of sea
sickness They operate like charm upon th'
egitated shattered nerves, Ns Shermars Poo
Mans Plaster docs upon rheumatism, lumhago
pain or weakness in the side back: breast any
part of the body. Mr.. II. q. Daggers, 80 AM
street; Henry H Goulding: 35a Chsihan
street Moses ] iienriqaes Esq. aud
multitude Of Others have experienced lht
wonderful effects Of these Pasters
Price only l2a cents. Caution is necesssr,
TO see that you get the genuine Sherman,
54ozenges and Plasers, as there are man,
worthless articles attempted to be paine,
off in place OF them. BY those who wuul,
,r.ne with your life for stirling
DR.. Shermsn's warehouse i. a, l06 Mas
-sau stree,.-For sale by
John r. Moyer- Bloomsburg
WIN I. Waller 81 co - Bel wick
Low g. Thompson-Iime Ridge
j. Il ]. LazsruS-OrangevRle
NJ. G. Shoenaker-Buck iiura
H. & A l. Blsel--Jerseyiown
Ierr & WBride -. White Hall
John Moore - Danvile.
Stephen Badly, Causxisss.
Jan. A-lSi5 81. em,
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Chair Mandatory,
The subscriber continues 10 carry .
CHAIR MANUFACTURING

CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at The old stand of B. & S. Hagei
buch. where he will be ready at all time,
10 furnish Fancy & Windsor Chairs, Sci
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &c, Of every
description, which may be called for, a
short notice and on the most reasonahl,
terms. He will also execute House, Sign 4
Ornamental Painting, and House Papering
in superior manner,
From his experience in the business ,anc
his facilities of manufacturing the various
articles of his line, he naliers himself lha
he shall be able to furnish as good work
and upon as reasonable terms as can h'
done in the country, all Of whirh he viii
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
N. B. Orders from distance will
strictly aid punrtually attended to.
B HAGENBUCH.
Bloomsl urg, Dec. 30, IS43
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. % En sn aaA buzz
CHARLES TALL IS.
7SgsEGDae.

NSMBRACING the present opportunity OF
n expressing his thankluness 10 his friends and
he public generally. for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received, informs his friends and the
public in general that he still continuest to carry on
the above business at his old established stand, on
'he corner o! Main and East streets, where he
nopcs, by strict attention to business, to receive
md inertia share of public patronage as heretofore
lie deems it unnecessary to 60 into the game OF
hrag. or TO any soft solder about his SKILL in
the PROFESSION OF GARMENT L CUTTING
rs his shop is of long standing, and his work be
thinks will speak for itself, and far more louder
than words. But, he would merely say that, he
warrants his work done with noatness durability
and in the latest fashionable manner, and will ell.
sure good fit in all cases.
n. b. Charges moderate to suit the times All
kinds ofcountry loduce taken in exchange 70,
work, at market prices.
Bloomsburg, Nov. 0, ls44.-29.