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81 Transparency A large democratic heart viii
the words inscribedthereon as follows "lts pusa.
tons are all for liberty" ave intend 20 preserve
the circulation pure
There we're numerous other traDsparencies ir6u
the Navy. yard, among which was large stal r,-
presenting the lone star OF Texas, WIN appfoIra.g
notices copies Of which We could not procure.
Mr. NoRns then addressed the assemb age 10
one of the most eloquent and surring appeals VIZ
have ever heard lie reviewed, in a mesterly man
ner all he great questions which are 81 lssut be-
tween the Two parties, and showed that Ne demo
cracy have now not only the right bot The nsh
on their side
MIR DOUGLAS WALLACE concluded the eNercl.,,
Of the evening with a neat and eloquent little speech
on the political topics Of the day, which was r-
ceiyed with tie greatest subtraction by the meet
ing. After which procession was formed, Ifr.
ceded by the band of music in attendance, and IRE
multitude marched up 10 the Presidents, and pad
their respects TO him IN three hearty cheers three
more for Polk and Dallas and three for Oregon
and Texas.
The meeting came of in the happiest manuDr
The utmost harmony, enthusiasm, aud good ioeu.
prevailed and throughout the vast assembly thtir
was a settled conviction that the cause Of dem cia
cy is now in the ascendant. The various speaker,
were repeatedly cbeered with those hearty and
deaienHg shouts, which showed that the right rl
rou-ed and that The democracy was proud and
confident Of their strength Resting against the
hickory pole, and just the speakers stand, Wa.
beautiful portrait Of Old Hickory himself the hero
Of New Orleans, painted iy Mr.. Weleh, an amateur
artist and suspended the sp akers' heads were
two beautiful wreatbs of hickory leaves and daha,
presented by the ladies of Capitol hill. AT the con
cusioo of each speech salute Of gun was fired
from the brass piece the maintop, and patriotic
air was pla, ed by the band.
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From the Phiiadeiphia u. S. Gd.tis
NEW PUBLICATION.

We are glad to learn that Messrs. Harp'r, in Nov
York, have in prcss, and will shortly publish, "Iu.
Beeohen Tree" poem IN several canios, by r "
Thomas, Eq Mr.. Thomas, native ofthe "Ouc.u
Cry OF The West" Is already the author Of one Oh.
The most interesting and popular novel;, "Cunl.u
Bfadshaw," and has also acquired much celebrity
poet by his various publications, among VIII ch wr
would particularly no'iee bis well known TO, uar
song It's SAID that absence conqu-rs love -c b.
music by several amateurs. He is quite oung nan
yet, and, from the fame be has already acquire
undoubtedly destined TO occupy high set on tha
American Parnassus.
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From The thambusburg pa TINES
NR. TYLER'S DECLlNATION.

The Madisonianr Of Thursday evening last con
ains lengthy letter from John Tyler, announcer.
his withdrawal as a candidate for the Presidency
The President goes into explanation Of the Tex.
question, and touches upon his vetoes Of the Ban
bill IN an able inner He gives some sly cuts 90
the Wings for their VIC ent abuse OF him. The ilct
is John Tyler is to- honest a man to be found IN com
panionshlp with the Wings, and hence their bayiu.
deserted hun. His course has been independcr.
and fearless one.
We will lay this able letter before our reader
next week.
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FRoN MoRocco.-Capt Latham of tie ba-que
n. Ring at New York from Gibraltsr, report That
o. the 2O,h Of July two Spsrish and ii,, Frrael
ships Of war sailed from Algeseiras TOR Ton.
er, for the purpose Of enforcing the demands o ne
Two naions, which were to be agreed t. BY th, ~
upon the alternative Of war. Capt Latham sailed nI
the 2lst, and on that day heard much ing ~ tie d
recion Of Tengiers There were twelve line Of ha
tie ships and ff'gate- belonging various ps,ion.
anchor in Gibraltar Roads
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STATE ELEorioSs The next State elections orc
as follows
Vermont September ID Maine, September q
Seven States vote in October, namely --MaryIsnI
October I'd Georgia, Arkansss, New Jersey, Penh-
sylvsnis, and Ohio, October 9Th and Sou Car.
ma, October IAN. The Mississippi State election
takes place on The 9TH November New Yo ton %.
5ih, and Delaware on The 18th
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lowA.-We have received the Burlington Nlow1
Gazette Of the 10th inst, with the result II the cIoc
ton OF delegates TO form a constitution for the ter
rlory IN view Of its admission into the Union The
convention Is to meet the first Monday ~ October
next The Gazette estimates that according 10 re-.
turns received there will be SO Democrats 10 ~
Whig.
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General Adrien Wolf, the Mexican leader, IS a
Frencbmsn. Tie was for some years in the service
f the United States, under General Scot, and il
rather celebrated for hrs Pompous bearing, though
no, much for personal courage,
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Is JAMES n PoLT FAVOR ~ PRorEcTtve Ia
nrri tie cannot answer Otherwise than NJ ~.
Y Courir & Eqguuer
But, he is in favor Of REVENUE TARrr, afford.
ing sufficient PRorEcrIoN incidentally. Such Ia.
riff Mr.. Polk advocates, will be permanent, last
ing. stable. Such one as the Courier q Enquifer
row goes for, would be the foot ball Of parties, and
would be repealed and re-enacted dozen times in
twenty years
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ODE

,iien for the raising Of ths Hickory Tree al "aS'
ington
BY WILLIAM A. WEAVER.
Freemen raise the Hickory Tree,
Our standard bearer II shall be )
The emblem of the cause that's just
No longer let il troll 10 dust,
But point TO Hm in whom we trust,
To Heaven the Hickory Tree.
On Saratoga's fields Of yore,
The hill the dale, the Hickory bore
Our grandsres fought beneath lis shauc,
And foemen fell in every glade,
BY shot, or shell, or gistening blade,
Where grew the Hickory Tree
And patriot sires on Yorktown's plan,
Shed their pure blood nor bled in vain,
To save their affairs bearths aud soil
From the invaders grasp and spoil,
And nights were spent IN battle toh'
Beneath the Hickory Tree.
And Camdens plains and Eulaws spring.
Heard the loud artillery ring
At Guilford's Court was heard the clash
OF bayonet, and the " birlwind dash
OF cavalry, with ball and flash,
All by the Hickory Tee
Where rolls Ohio's silver tide,
And her pure waters sparkling glide,
Beneath The shade red warriors SLEPT,
Or still unceasing vigil kept
Der fair captive there who w'PI
Bound to the Hickory Tree
But there was one who knew to trace,
Like sleuth-hound, TO their resting pace
Ilark The sharp cracs OF rifle Iin9s,
A leaden death IS sent on wings
IT'S BOONE, who from the covert springs
Blood fed the Hickory Tree.
Where rolls the Mississippi's tide,
"BEAurY AND BooTr" for his guide,
At length fierce invader CAME
Strong in arms and high IN fame
The Brton met defeat and shame,
Where grew the cypress tree
For there was he and in the van,
With war-staiGed front, that iron mans
OLD Hickory u was, the champion,
Who led the battle, saw IL won,
And the dark waters darker run
Where grew the cypress Tree.
To the fair wind your banners ling,
With "No BANK let the welkin ring;
"No DISTRIBUTION DER our boat,
But "PoLK AND DALLAS proudly float,
And "TExAs" be the ralyng shout
Around the Hickory Tree.
The CONSTITUTION and the LAWS,
We go for, with the "yETo CLAUSE; )"
"MoNopoLlEs' here none shall reign,
While flows the v arm blood through each vein
But EQUAL RIGHTS" we will maintain,
BY the old Hickory Tree.
Then, freemen, raise the Hickory tree,
Our standard bearer it shall be;
The emblem of cause that's just
No longer let it roll in dust,
But point TO Heaven, in which we trust,
Young Hickory's fayorte tree.
The following song was sent to the meeting by a
onymous friend, but the crowd was so great that
uid not be sent up to be read from the stand 1t
erefore here inserted:
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ITThe Executive Committee Of the Bible Sccriy
will meet tomorrow (ThursdSy) afternoon, al hhf
past -four o'clock, in the usual place.
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OFFICIAL.
prrAksMeNr or SrArE,

August ~, 1874.
The appointment recently announced, OF JoHS b,
wioi,s,, a. C0e,ui Of the United States, for The
ASs1IAba l,laads has been revoked and he viii re
tasa ia, u Coosul Tor the Bay OF Islands and The
gvss X Nee Zealand, with leave 10 reside at Auek'
49, i .Aal Consular district
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Us-"A subscriber IS informed that should W,
determine not to publish the "Madisotian Pamphlet
the money will be returned 10 him.
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first address the meeting but the duty he was now
20 discharge was TO recite appropriate ode written
for the occasion by gallant officer, who was one o.
the unterrifed Democracy Of the sneien, Domln'os
The following ode, written by Captain Wlliiam ~
Weaver, of P,ince William county, Flgginia, "a'
then read, and responded 10 by the meeting WIN 'N'
most enthusiastic applause
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And long may il wave
Ger the land oil the free and the home of


And soon may IT show forth upon its 6rmam MT
another glorious and shining starthe lone star Of
Ielss-which b. sheds is brigh and ustrous rays
over portion Of our brethren and, NAV we soon
receive those brethren into the bosom of our com
munity, thus extending the glorious liberty under
which we live and with which we are bles, one stem
farther towards IFS finally covering the whole Amer
can continent; while the European world IS looking
anxiousy on and the people Of Europ, are preparing
to follow example, and throw off their shack les
ofdesposm, leoping with joy into the ranks of free
men.
Beneath those stars and those stripes are display.
ed the names OF the nominees Of our party for the
highest Offices IN tie gift Of the people and TO see
bths honor conferred upon those no did not ask IL
who not look for II, must stimulate us ALL and
show to every man however poor he may be. howe
yer low bis origin that by steering an honest and up
right course, and making himself eful TO his fellow
man, he, too, may reach this high niche in the pima
Gle OF fame this highest and greatest Of honors T.
be the Chief Magistrate Of nation Of freemen.
And now, felow-citlzens again tender our thanks
for this hickory tree, and pledge ourselves that here
in November next, beneath its towering height. we
will rend the air with such shout of triumph and
Of Veto as will ill the arch Of the wide spread
canopy OF Heaven, resoundhg from earths remotest
corners sending thrill OF JOY to the hearts Of free
men and lovers Of liberty and shock of despair
and deathy sickness to the hearts Of yrans and sup
porters Of despotism.
Mr. Ho,As observed that IL was not his purpose
at this stage Of the proceedings to offer any remark,
as there were several gentlemen p.eseot who would
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Wfiaen for the raising Of ths Hickory Tree al Vas"
ngt0n.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27
Ill ED

August % Mis- MARY JOHNSON. wife Of JOSIAH Johnson.
10 The d Of her age, alter lingering illness OF censunp
lion.
The friends OF the famz and the members Of Rev. Mr.
saes Church. IN Chysie-stree nie respectfully invited
20 snend her funeral To morrow Wednesday Afternoon, n
oeocs IRON her late residence, No 81 Mott street without
t.nsi oytaon also, the members OF knlckertocker Lodge
No = O. OF y. r.
20 Mondsy moiuny. August q. MARY daughter of James
a.a Ann Hughes. IN the i,a year of her age.
ne RENT, and 'eLds OF the family invited attend
y Trinity Pace
On SUNDAY evening August 2j aer short but severe ILL.,
uFut n&. ;. CHAPMAN, IN the 10th year OF huH2o.
iSlneDGs and acuuantancs invited 10 attend iuae
ialwihou faher invitntoD This tTussayl Afternoon
SiocR ftom tDe Tenth tiesbyteIan Church. Twentysec
o':.'feet Third Avenue.
snt 25 Of consumption. BRInGET rect Of the late John
aasru y. BrRSuARp BaEDBEcK, IN his 10Th year.
nakqa "a JoHs HOGAN, Esq Attorney ut Law in the 2it
aesn't "a. C.THARIsE wife Of Abraham De Revere AGED
,,a; M;G.seensch Conn. August D. JrsTUs LUKE BUSH
4 Brooklyn L. /. August Is ,L CsoRoE H. TOWNSEND,
aae y year OF MS age
d,asssLiutop \. " Ausss, q. SUSAN sopnA aged mo.
unt raissk Oswego County Angus, 81 after n very sho
tf Brooklyn ~ ~ " ~ - A's'h
M Maurice City. Ohio August H. OF consumption Caro-
ony daughter of L. and G. Vaughan. formerly OF lhi
"s. 9sed yelr and months.
iu,N, s. - ''''' "'' '''s VI iio''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

.cSy hyPss following Certificate
Ie' had tired var5ns remedies without any benefit
me hc.ed 4Ie now invited to read says reference
Z" Snnds's Sn-Sapuri'ln
r., MADISON. Ga. August 5. 1sH.
l!rAE SIsAs have derivca 50 much benefit from the
~ Slrapnnu fee IT dnty owe the community.
with running and ft ulcer, on INV lnwer extren-
,nS ana also suffered severely from mercuria ner
parts Of my hcdy from the eec; of blue pI ard other
na te remedy after remedy but they ali awaited noing
until obtained bo,tle Of sands Sarapara which found
eri & bottle when WINS perfectly cured Judging from my
se,y best remedy oI scroua and mercua there is 1t
eg,ey The poison from the system er tour years
81 Almost continual suffering. now find myself well man
-.-,.,,,.-....- WILLIAM BANKS.
value and efficacy see Pamphes which mSy be obtained
or.he fro?netors and their Agents gratis
AyB5 @ la 5s street sG 4 Nes B. 3o!2 X
sol! SOL nIso a, S Boadway Z East Broadway. and
ssr generally throughout the United States.
To ALL DEAg PERsoys-Dr NcNaif'. Acoustic OIL i.
day becoming more and popular: it has with most
astonishing Success ~ almost every nstaDce curing all CON
rsin of the The jfcied tesn0ninls of
the charming effects Of this upon persons who by il USE
have entirely reeaned Their hearing having suffered for
certificate 70 those who deaf for use it, and ere
they nre asns 1 It they will in all probability find Their
nearing restored sold by Comstock & Co. q CCurtlandt
street-price 81 per flask.
IT rs THE FATE OF GEslus TO SUFFER PERSECUTION
OF others but ii j, emnenty so with D. FELIX GonnGd au
Than him no scientific man has ever been greater beneacto
Justly his due dely snatched from his hand Thus no soone
oes doe, ne i. Gcceed ~ manufacturing INDICATED SOAP
SRowness, eer and al other euptons of the human skin
than h Inventions bounced by sinders whose nudacity
exceIed ony their and vugarty and whose
sole in living be longing for The nmirhiy
dollar The iEnornn pretente then only oip to
RESEMBLE Dr. Gs but absolutely sometimes copy his ases
G9gE.TDs n. PorPEs srP1LE for sradcans supeuous
hair beautiful brown or black LrQUIp RouGE for giving
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27
rzarIets-carefullyr re,Orted5or The Tribune.

MONDAY. August &C.
ASHES-The market firm nj the las. auo,ed-or
Pets 81 s. with sales 80 bb. and 81 80 ior earno 'aes
CUI1UN.-1he enquiry Is very limited today. We notice
TO varntion in rnes-ower prices offered and
we heard acceded to in The tendency
been downward Sales to-day about
6JJ bales. ,
FLOUR AND NlEhL-The market remains dull. with
few sales Genesee is held % 3id We quote Achl-
san and ONO tx iS3 The demand for Southern IS
very lgh; Georgetown; =; nen 33z II 30 Fresh Rich
FlouT So. Jersey seu ESQ Btandywine 621s. ship
Stuis IA "a.
GRAIN We notice sales OF several lots of new North
Carolina Wheat OF 3e0 bushels ut s. sh cents
according to quality Rye s. cents delivered We hear of
no,hng Barley. Onts quoted at 3 cents for River and
Crru and dull Corn good supply and prices have
downward tendency. Nothing doing.
PKUVlSlONS-Ne hear of no transaction whatever IN
Pork and Beef except few bInnds at retail We quote
prices Land ga 66c In picked hleuts We hear Of no
c;inus
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r, .o,c.r AND RoMASric.-The Village of

T,.e,cAL AND RoMANuc.-The village of
.--,.rst. n. Y, has recently been tie theatre of
!sssl and fatal love affair. At.out six years
''o ,herc arrived there from Ge,.man young
ss and woman, who, during the voyage, had
..,sd mutual at,achmeD'., and had resolved
N.,n matrimonial connection. Owing, how
"a, To their igucrance of American inanncts,
.,d other equally foolish causes, they were not
s,,,ried according 10 the laws of the State, but
rrs3 together as husband and wife in small
s,use erected BY .he man. In this way they had
,ssd together or six years until some three weeks
.oce. al,hop. eh the man was frequently urged by
,hs voung woman to marry her legally this he
,1fuscd u do. because of the expense Of the we'd
Sng, urginc that they were as really husband and
vie in Gods sight as If "mauied according to
r.a,r TIE Young woman did not think 81, and
.,;lI perssted IN her request-,o which he would
:, consens, and she assnred him, that Unless he
.orseu,cd TO so reasonable an arrangement, she
,,nst leave him. He did not heed her declara-
49,, and went to Auburn. On his return in tie
evening he found the woman absent, and imme.
5,,eIv went III pursuit OF her to friends, where
.he had been in the habit OF visiting. To his
,nrprsc he found, on opening the door, that the
young woman was just taking the vow of matr-
,,,ony in the presence of several witnesses with
Young man who had frequently yi,i.ed them
Without saying word to the parties, as soon as
he recovered from the first shock of his feelings
he left the house and ran toward his cottage, cry.
iup at the top of his voice, with the phrenzy of
Sudden and overwhelming disappointment, 20,
Mary my lost, lost Mary" Thus he ran and
cried, until within few rods of his dwelling,
when he fell upon the ground, having ruptured
blood.vessel, and caused other injuries To his vital
organs. He was attended by the physician and
reighbors for near two weeks, when he died in
most excessive grief frequently during his
sickness he sent for Mary, and employed every
argument in his power 10 prevail upon her 20
come and sec him. Her legal husband was un-
willing that she should visit him, and she did rot
20.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

HGJaii,es Il. Hodge, who practically amia with
Mining opefntons and the working OF Ores in the United
States and Cubs may be consulted the value of mining
lnnds ores. and minerals, ut his No. p Granite Building
corner of Broadway and Chamtesjtree:.
He will analyze Minerals. soils. Water, and articles Of Com
merce as POTASH BGn!, White Lead &c. &c. Specimens
of ane Ores and Enrths may be him from the
try and he wl either their "alue und
submit them ezact analysis be required and MS
charges will vary accordingly.
References Grnnell, Mntum & Co. Prof. j. Revere, NJ
D., W. c. Rediield Esq.
We have employed mr. Hodge to perform chemical
analyses for us, and from the which they
executed cnn cheely reconmsn his seyce TO those
requiring snch work. A. b. SANDS L 20.
New York, June 1. 1874. je! eodtf
Gs- Thomso3l's Clay HEet:al.-For sale ut the
Tribune office, $50 Nnssausreet, fHoMsoSs CLAY MEDAL
The Medallion acknowledged likeness and pronounced
masterpiece ofn Price slO perhundred Orders from Clay
Clubs solicited. jyll II
1E che EeoiSs os Subscription TO the Capita
Stock nftne NewYork I'd Erie Railroad Co. open
,hs Office Of the Copany N" q Wall street, between
ofl0 and 3. VII. NJ. GOULD Secretary.
Nev-Ynrk apii 2.th. :S;' rs
rs Grcat Eedmc.tu:s in pr.ce.-Frrr7 CENTS
rR. BoTTLS-The chia virtues Ui this Jrcopherous med
cn;et compound arc
]. It's biacns 3teng,Aenn- and clarifying qualities:
Z. It's gently stimulating the action OF the SKIN;
root and particularly the pulp which receives the vessels
and nerve giving life aud vigGI 10 the haiT.
Z. lis equalizin: the circulation Of the fluids;
o. Us freeing the the effects u peBpra,on souri,
and dandriff. and disposing the hair to curl;
g. And It's frequent will preserve the na in beauty and
health 10 the latest period ofihe.
GrGultnus advice all Diseases connected with the
HAIR NJ the Hair Cutting Rooms.
1+s Rrondwnv. corner nj Liberty st snirr. y3) rai'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

A Curious FAcT.-The following is said to
have been the contents of hawks nest recently
found on large pine tree, nearly 100 feet from
the ground on the farm of Liberty Partridge, in
Westminster, Mass One black SNAKE 81 feet
in length; two large addcrs; two green snakes;
one striped racer snake five striped snakes; six
chickens; five sparrows; one striped squirrel ;
two mice; one toad one frog two young
hawks, nearly half grown.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27
New-York Cattle Market, August

Reported for The Tribune.
At market 900 Beef Cattle l4o Cows and Calves and 3te
Sheep and Lambs.
PR,cEs-Beef Catte-The market last week was rather
more spirited tan the week preceding without however, any
advance in prices We former Quo;a,ans . for
inferior and s. so for prime qualities. About &Oe ove'
Cows md Calves-Ai sold at sl3 a S'.
Sheep and Lnmbs-Sheep sl BIZ 81. Lambs 81 s3-a
sllsht advance. All sold
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

lMrosITioN.-Thc community are cautioned
against fellow who is peddling off a liquid for
the transformation Of brass and other metals into
silver. With this wash brass knocker may be
made, for the moment, 10 shine with tic luslre Of
silver, but anon 1t turns as black as your hat 1t
lscalled silver water, and an ounce vial is sold
for three shillings. The thing is regular nut
meg shave. The imposter applies the wash,
pockets his three shilings, jumps into his wagon,
and by free use of the lash gets out Of sight te-
.ore the discoloration takes place. Norwalk Gaz.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27
hlii,kIEIl

Aucu,, g. by Rev. II. L. Pecse. RowLAsp 5. MALLoY,
To. 10 Mrs. HARRIET WARD. both OF this city
At Saratoga august ~ Sir. F. III. CowkS. of the late
Judge Cowen Miss MARY Louisa S, daughter OF the ute
Miles Beach. all of that place.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

HEALTH OF TIE Ciry.-Reports have been in
dus,riousiy circulated abroad, we understand, in
furious to the health Of the city. It,never was
more free from even the ordinary levers incident
to this season of the year. Not single case Of
yellow fever has originated here as reported
Charleston Patriot.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

DISTRESSING AND SUDDEN DEATH.-A woman by
the name of Mrs. Macintosh, was found Yesterday
morning at the upper end Of Market-street, lying
dead with her face IN n small stream OF water. ltis
supposed that she went 10 the stream late the pre-
vious evening for water, and was taken with nj, fell
into the water on her face and drowned.
Potlsvle pa Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27

DEATH OF GEORGE II. TOWNSEND This
young man, who cut his throat with penknle
on Thursday night isst, expired on Sunday mofn-
ing, about one o'clock. Brooklyn Star.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-27
VIM #. JENNINGS g. co.
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,

The Fountain,
Solicit attention from Czeus and trengers requiring Car
luige assortment oil Goods for Fall and Winter
selected with view oi rendering stock in
qualify and variety be found this city comprising
Beaver and Ned Cloths for Ovecoats Coaks &c. French
and Cloths and ir0ck Coats styes
Cassmerc Rich Velvet. Nerno. Slk and satin Vestngs,
which will be made order 10
the pioneers the reformation TINT
the OF complaint TINT cash purchasers aIed for
others delnqusG The style and finish of our Garments
will compare with those OF any other establishment and in this
the seqiei O the extensive patronage elected a6istf