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pr. Felix Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle

viii completely permanently eradicate 5u.eruops human
hair from females apper s e hair orosd and
supernous har Be the genuine az The original
orice s. Walker street, on. door iron Broadway.
si psr bottle; directions French and English
A,erts-Ciuthrie, Maiden lane, Albany, Myers, New
Haven Brown, 70 Chesnut street Phiadslphi' Jordan
NiIsr-r Boston Gray Pous shkespsie; Green. Worcester,
Csrrtoa Lowell; l. Dyer J. ProyicsEce: Matthew
Sorwich Toasey, Roc-sIsr - " Guild Bangor; Whits,
Can be seen and tested t-for buying Proof positive this
~ "a ni..,k. MI mis
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BLowiNu iloT AND toLp rltt SAM. BREArH =
The incessant effective discharges have let y al the
frothy aud iosmy imlto Of Daley MdGlc' Tan Extiac
made him :qu, al spu,er, TWIST ufn hitd
ten bi guard, TIL the 9w Wits thar aye left hum.
fast e,aporaug ami III An Aprehis (God wot how r1h
and hollow his appeals. mneacor linnionli2en
sibbet whose appeals deserved less notice he ,ays any
one IS foolish enough pfr Daey 10 Councils they (note
his full Engsh have II for 2o ceats unconse0u'ly
The mash drops Daeys SIve dep ecated aud the con-
cocou the notices with D!leys pretended Signature +
,yraIe Daley the pubic will sce must he an EsresiouS
Ass TO endorse iauus The vender OF vle Imitation
tuf and dspsrtg- HIS We reed not add hA shame
,ss inarerv will mret its reward" IN interim avoid
any as poison and fetal unssit has The nlne # DaHey
rrien icith zen wrapper This only w'il save YOU
from danse snd PERHAPS pkAri No pay IS aken lot II un
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

" MaTtin E. Thompson, Architect aud Build
G No Wall s;fesi !: P5spsIsd 70 Ianl.h riaS. and %
Clinton fpact, where hs De seen In the ereninG
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

WILL BE PUBLISHED
On SATURDAY.. MARC II 31,
HON. DANIEL WEBSTER'S SPEECH:
DEFENCE OF THE
CHRIS STIAN STR Y.
RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTIONS OF THE YOUNG.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
II The CASE Of STEPHEN GIRARo'S VIII
This Edition ha' been submitted 70 the Fevisal Of Mr. Web
.ie and issued w' hi: the application Of
nh2a s;is ''',-' 100 Broadway.
q American Instttute-FARNlERS' CLUB
Ias,tute TUESDAY % OF Ap5 al i2 o'clock VI. The
.c Of CONVERSATION will De the Ianspa'ion OF the Car
be performed meeting. Farmers and Hor,eul;ugs
invited 10 attend this and future meetings. OF this assc
Cation These meetings designed thelr benefit and
their attendance Is desired
The Conversation Mse,n: Of the Institute will be hsld
"Wednesday Eveung az o'clock Sufject-hlanuacur- OF
Lead P!e. ai2t
y BatcheIor Club AN ajioorne, meeting Of th,
Club will be held all tCaual s,,ee> Monday
dTc arr. al & @ a s@ss A .aa o. a @
portance will be brought SciEc Gs m iaT mesIvf
JAMES ADAMS, sec'y. apfi 1t.
70 The German Democratic wings
rsuesfI TO meet al The Henry csy Ho1se corner ANen9s
o'clock Ths meeting viii be adds.s-d in ermaa and IN
English b. order, BRissEL. Chairman
\. ScAneiksTt, Sec'Y. al IL
Mechanics Institute5Thhs regular a; Mophly
ute Rooms, City Hall Tuesday Evening ID inst A; 4 o.
clock Members of he Institute requested TO
be ATTENDANCE proposed amendment of the Constitution
aI2t Ac,uary
u Central Clay Committee" JUSTICE
TO HARRY OF THE WESr.r-A meeting of this ON
mtt,e will be held Monday evening April the ls; Il o.
clock at National Hall. By y,S5yxo, sEdy[ ne p..,,.
jSHs jSas I. T. PPSPGs; PoR4s;s secrynrie,. mh,o >,
II Unionists AssociatiOn.-A meeting of the
Unonst Association will be held National Hall on Mon
day evening half past O'clock Punctual attendance
quested. By order. $. s.CHTCKERiNG, PresIden:. l,
"Cl-ar the ,IlcE for Ola kentucky
,,H SECOND Nvard ard Clay Clmb;EThe m = Regular T
Hotel % Nassau street \ full attendance is earnestly
questsd All good Wings who have not signed ;hs Roll
ei g6sa sh to do ,O "S HhNc M F
u Md' hgTfS; 8. R6w..sD. }seere'arirs. m9o
Kentucky, bold hugler hath SOUNDED the call
Aud soldiers forming from hamlet aud hall
To flock round the s'aGdpd of Justice and. Rigid
C Fifth Ward Clay yAssOciat.On.-Resnlar
Broadway. Monday evening l,i April AT u o'clock Al
who desire TO join will ple,ss attend ,,,,ro,,
JNO c. HAMILTON, Fest.
ko1I I kGa.sDnta 5GHs' Vice Presidents.
GsAi. g., 3wStsea J; SssrahO' }seeretares. nh 20
u Thirteenth Wnrd.-The Democratic Wing
Electors of The Thirteenth Ward requested assemble at
April st half past O'Clock rtsposd the nomination
of Mayor ard receive the Report Of the Nominating Com
mes on Charter officers.
b. order of the Nominating COMMITTEE
GEO. ". PET FINGER. Chairman.
SMITH SEwiSs. Secretary dl:H
y Fourteenth lVard.-'lhe Democratic Whis
the Bro idway House Monday evening April lst. u
o'clock 10 hear the report 0 th- Nominering and
d % he d
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

To DREss rHE HAiK DELlcIoUsLY-To mike IT clear:
dark soft silky and beautiful use shilling bottle 0 Jones
Coral Hair Restorative that viii make and keep 81
long time be present condition bad is sold 1T
,icn of III, Eagle 82 Chatham street. 323 Broad
way, N. Y; or I39 Fulton st Brooklyn al eodH
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

o@ WaTCHES-Th- !argesI and most splen.
did as.or,ment Of Watches the eiiy ,s 70 be m i1and
W. AZ the SUBSCRIBER h st4Hty RECEIVING gu %
otions of Gold scd Silver Waehs Of the west
o the papusctaees EaxaDd Esanes 9 asf :. nsh e.
49,, er rera than any other hsuse In the city O9a
watches as low go 81 each W.ensS q, E,so aood
s,rhaog-d or bought All Watches waaneo 70 ~
ms os the raoncy returned Watches Cl9ess s5o :, NJ
r.ssired ia the best and warranted lower a'
oihss re a ALIEN Importer Of wsIehe, md Jewely
anti wholesale and retail. 30 WsHsuet'' W s'-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

~ JONES ITALIAN CHEMICAL soar The rublic have
been lately doubtful the real and positive effect C this
in .quence of notorious little Jew swlnd!r III Walker
street has made attempt counterfeit h vdsabe,
and IN It's wonder orking effect blessed article Reader b.
no, deceived. Ask for Jones Italian Chemical Soar lfhcy
offer YOU another do not touch If tits danger
ous useless Ask particularly for ones Italian Chemical
Soap. We positively warrant this 10 bs
It's real aud positive qualities,
tested by of respectable citizens both
medical aud scientific,
To cure all pimples and eruptious
Botches saltrheun. scurvy,
Morphew, tan freckles, sun. burn,
OF any disease by which the skin be scured
indeed such is It's strange medicinal qualities that
Ii changes dark snD-burnt skin
To healthy fine cleanness.
But mind it Jones' Soap has lne, and still effects these
cures Get il where esu this city but the of the
Amedcan Eagle, 90 Chatham and 323 Broadway, or
l39 Fulton street Brooklyn. april q rod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01
Commercial and Money Matters.


~ - Wv O'' 'S' s'S 111''1 HsE
~ - a. T. 'i'
h0 ma Ae' was nea'! d. tiie rfst Doafo' ana
prices were lower Ohio siI't sold at y3' The lowest point
they have touched for some ne the secoad Board how
e'sI '"[e was oe''ef ieeus and soei all improved
Inc Exchange market was steady and conslde-
rabir business dor. City Sterling 81 si Southern
@; Fraacs 2s This was closing tar Tor the siea-r
and Transactions will be limited tor some days.
There Is the same abundance OF money previously
noticed but discounts b. obtained quite Easy
terms. Short paper - aad long p- In the
street prime paper can be doue at, il, stocks
az tie same rate
R,, ,h J:II- l., ,3 L, tho Roston Ranks
ti. c
'f seen ta: tney nav oesn com @
cI,s - .,1s h. - 200 I'hs To-,
! ,o,s;r, 49, H. -. iiI.,f. At, -. lv.s;.iorton y.
C,t,mbi,, CT. u.,.n ..c+n.-.,- -So-ib sal.
ald ,ad,rs' ,; Atlantic riry Eale and Shaw
inut fremont and Union 2i G,ohe, Market MECHANICS
Ne.chans and Shoe aud Leather Dealers 3 Boston and
Ffeeslsn's - and suffolk - cent. The total capital Of
;fee Banks Is S7 ole CO., aud the amount Of dyiLends
Tile diy,!nds throwing out the Atlas average SO
tr Ir Will h4 seen ,f.t t. Suffolk Bank system is
,lI IL, III, n. = ,alIad 10 dsclar. ne, cent for s
mont.
,rbo po,,ls.oo Insurance ComDany Boston d.
vide per ceat for the net eaniuss OF eis,een months
90. ID -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

~ The Invisible Wig 50 closely resembles the
eshead han thar sc=pcs and have oa9un
ed IL he most perfect and -1rioretT etlon OF the day
IN, great advantage of this nos-l aGd unique Wlgs lis be-
INK made without sewing or "eayns wnch Gluie ~ s
-lr,nce so closely r-s.mhl the ratEa h1r bo IN sht
ms. and natura appearance ff dtscoE n tsItufe
bsirg beautiful and ffst that N al es oi
Drspiraon evaporation nnizpeeed and ths eet ty "i
oer WIGS entirely afo,ded. The ieece and eonnonseu5
ar alike invited Inspect this novel and besunu We and
N. neculi,r method of rins The had st r
a & BARRY AS Broadway. conner Of Libefty;suee., up
- uh22 lmis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

| u" Unionists AssociatiOn.-A meeting Of the
Unonist Association will be held National Hall Mon
day evening half past o'clock Punctua attendance
quested. By order. S.CHICKERiNCi. Presidsn.. II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01
NOW In PRESS

AND TO BE SOON READY FOR SALE
PROF. FAUVEL. GOURAUD'S
PHRENO-MNEMOTEC
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01
NH 20

% Thirteenth Wnrd.-The Democratc Wing
Electors of ih hte-nh Ward requested TO assemble
the Hall of Grand and Clinton Monday evening
April ISL at half past o'clock r.sposd the nomin
of Mayor and 20 receive the Report OF the Nominating Com
mittes on Charter officers.
b. order of the Nominating COMMITTEE
GEO. ". pETCiSGER, Chairman
Smith SEwiSg, SsCretirV al: IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01
~I1nIian Chemical Soap.-E

y Italian Che emicai Soap.-tof c1zias iseckies
rne1 sruptiors bIoIcbss scucvy moIph.w, neat spots
mesquite bites and all ,ritaron and Eoushness, and s1o"
ness and darkness Of skin This Loap Of The most
rrmeble Of chemical discoveries its -moiient and
healing qualities spoken Of all directions and every one
who use recommend One cake 20 cents we warrant 20
answer ali ordinary purposes and be had only
Walker orsdoof from the eorn>r ol bToa5xay
mia Cray PoG=hkerpsis Tonsey Rochester Myers, New
Haven Dyrr, Providence Carleton, Lowell and Inpp
N.wsS nh9 Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01
RAILROAD JOURNAL No. ". for April, Vol.

NFII.-CONTENTS
Wear Of lion Rails; by Charles Eet, Jr. c. Z.
Institute of Civil EnGmeefs
Y In reply 10 Y-Ralroads and Canals.
Rates OF Fare and katss of Speed Railroads.
Notes on Pacucal Engineering No. w. with EnSravmgs
b. W. K.
Indiana Railroad Report
Lord Ross Telescope.
Mammoth Engine.
Tn. journal is published monthly at SEA year by
mh90 lwi,- u. X MINOR, % Chambers VI. y. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

~ The German Democratic wings are
requested 10 meet the Henry Clay Honse Avenue
4 and First street on Aouday Evening April lsr
o'clock The meeting will be addressed German and
English. b. order, BRlSSEL, Chairman.
4. SchnaksTt Ssc'Y. al IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01
baltimore Cattle MarRct-Mareh 80.

c1rLr-The supply Of b. cattle AZ maIkei ms weeh
nor b.sp quite so large time past bu mas os
f"lly to the demand Prices show but te asesou Ia
@ sod Al prices ranging from 81 IS TO $50 per o os on
fhe hoof as iu quality hieh equal TO about s0
sold Al sL73 81 IS 100 pound, on the
The sales generally. however, on eoa 20 q O. N.
Hocs TheIe IS pretty supply of Live HOGS NJ maI
% s,lnr los have bssn tsksn BY the butchers az saes
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

IL BatchelOr C}ub.-An adjourned meeting Of this
Club will De- held Nual FALL lCaua s;feat Monday
evening Apri st, half o'clock A punctua atei..
dance all n the members requested Business o! i'm.
portanca will be brought hefsr- the meeting.
ROBERT LAWRENCE, Pr-s'r
lanes ADAMS Sec'y. april Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01
By J HkGENAN, aue,ioptei.

I'OEStal GEENlNl1. Hplu "a, SI CLOCK,
NJ th- sales loom, Il fu-sr-stTrvt. Brooklyn
ApMINsrsAroh's The stock and nItur-s
hsi aud beoosIp. the sssis of the late Wn.
VoTis decreased complete assortment OF meas
boys hits a,i al manufactured tos retail t
They Il! sold small los purchasers. he ir
turrs CONSISTING OF nunbr OF glass ss>hss scd shelving
with cougIsr and aug will Dc sold precisely
O'clock - Brook iyu Ami l. 1874. lts
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

II Central Clay Committee JUSTICE
TO HARRY OF THE IVES rr-A meeting of this ON
m,e will be held Monday evening April the s; at Il o.
clock, al National Hall By ordsr.
]. =. REYNOLDS, President
JoHS T. LoRroS, Secretaries mh3o 2t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

Gear The tIlrk Tor Old ksn'ncky "
~ Second Ward Clay C1ub.-rhe Regular
Meeting Of the Second Ward Clay Club Will be hSd on Mon
day Eveuirg pu lst u O'Clock Jcnes Second Ward
Hotel g7 Nassau full attendance earnestly
quessd All good Wings who have signed the Roll
requested he present. when opportunity viii be offered
for them TO do RENO e. HANCE, FCesrlent.
a. KuTAN, }S.,,,,,;,
WM $ ROWLAND, Secretaries mJO
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

u Mechanics Institute.-The regular Monthly
Meeting of the Mechanics Institute will b. held in the ns
Rooms City Hall Tuesday Evening ID inst A; :! o.
clock Members of s Institute particularly requested
be attendance proposed amendment Of the Constitution
is 10 be offered for adoption Z. l.. DARRITT,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

nIarlcts CqYenlliy reported fIr Tic TFtb'nie
SATURDAY. March 80.
ASHESThe innrke; quiet to-day, aud W. hear o
NO sales Pots are 81 30 for bills. and Pearls S. The
stock at the warehouse has diminished since Saturday week
1881 bbls of which 2G9 Pots aud 1862 Pearls
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01
MEMORANDA

Ship Howard Pissg H.mS15s B59 sasus Ams
Dolphin (EI.) Halifax
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Y,oes .nd R<,iaence No efCer. uiAbr CoAectet 6y
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01
:. COTTON. Auenoneer.

+. COTTON Auenoneer.
X COL ION " co, Auction snd Commission
Merchants, No. ll3 Fulton .at 81 Aeu-stvrs -Lbera
ADVANCES .iAce oa snd prompt made
WEDNESDAY. ArriiS
a. 10 O'Clock, AZ No % Rutge5s-st
ELrcA>r FrS>tTURE-Beins the proprrty OF family
aooaI svaNiEs ne eE-CoassiiEs OF SOFAS mahogany snd
dTed uas chars Brussels and .osFsn csr, pisT .ad
hoSany tables !ocSE slsse> mavte hail amps marble
pceatFe Is essirAd BIRDS and b,ng. .oltoaas diyaus
couch msAogaa} r0cs df-ssirg bureaus marble top
slShstAaG-tt 1.-The vi the sitt hea f0inlufp
Also SuAny o HousrhoG Furniture lbeiry IN. nror-r-
Of seu,Gila Soath) The pts.:rs which
will be sod nlta.ut EssrGyr. BY OrteI.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

monthly meeting will be held the Marion House ls3 IVES
Broadway. Monday ll April AZ u o'clock Al
who desire JOIN will please attend.
JNO C. HAMILTON, FrS't.
kOE! E!,,s joss vice Presidents
GHAs j. sHhrARp !secretares.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-01

B-Dmw,nss .nd Specifications for Patents. made QUO
aud Lithocr.phed. alf
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-26

COUNTERFEIT MoNEY AND ARREST. a man
named Wilkinson was arrested at Williams
port Nd. few dayssnce, charged with pas
sing counterfeit notes on the Branch of the
Bank ofVirginia, atCbarleStown letter B coarse
paper, and signatures badly executed. The
notes We're passed in Pennsylvania in payment
Of Il horse, and consequently Wilkinson had to
be delivered over to the authorizes of that
State, by whom he was subsequently released i,
upon what ground remains a mystery.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-26
CAUTION TO TRAVELLERS.
= EAD THIS AND IA X h. ~ ARNJEG

- dow One OF the most harpEcnd ;mnosi-
now in pfqs, S:t % dsee" "p and
rs71sss.4Alead you astray, by the Agent of the
steamer Napoleon, at Baltimore purporting to be the
The only and true opposition line (no such thing }
from baltimore 10 Philadelphia Will only call your
Intention TO the public newspapers as far back AZ
June when the true and only Opposition Line com
nenced, and you will find the steamer Wocott
on me Baltimore end, and the steamer Hudson on the
fha1cipha end; the passengers hnuing some fault,
ana the boats not being sufficient the Agent employed
Tue Seamets Maryanda and Osiris on the Baltimore end
aia thc steamer Portsmouth on the Philadelphia end,
a'u toSr pOatS nave been running ever since alter
ndte!. Inc many bareaccd iasehOOds put in circu-
iat!oh by handulllS, signed by WIN. l.. Ashmead the
haiIIoad Agent, and the Agent of the Napoleon a,
baltimore has induced the subscriber dsahuSe the
Puni" ihd on the subject and now TO the proof.
lie following letter from WIN. l.. AshIncad, (the
Agent OF the RairoadJ will show the public the true
chara'l Ter Of the opposition. The words are these:-
"PHlLADELPHIt, October 10, 1874.
Ny Dear Sir-Mr. Reese will inform, Won what |
NSh carried ont in regard to the lneycl will there
h comply anul you see me, which will be shortly
nope Mr.. Ridgeway has furnished good boat for
this end, and The Napoleon will reach baltimore on
TUESDAY or Wednesday. She has most excellent nc.
Communications You need not care for what the
ostS or Me'yaHd Party say, if they interfere they
WIZ nave fast boat on the Eastern Shore route. Mr.
hidgcway has splendid boat in New Yerk idle at
inns tIme.) Let them look out {I5-rhe r. f. Stock
toh mas Loprr's new Propeilers OH her, aud is much
!iSler liah heiore-you can use her until the Napo-
leoh arrives. Old friends should not fight it is there
lore lime that We should work together. In haste
yours &c, w. l.. ASIlMEAD." =
VINO IS well known as the Agent for the Railroad
Company.
Now the public have before them The true rbnrac
Ter OF the twn lines, and from Mr. Ashmead's letter
viii be able TO fix upon the night line; and if You wish
10 Keep the fare down from 81 to 90 YOU will pa
uonlze the MARYLAND and OSIRIS SfEAMERS
on me baltimore end, and the 10 PORTSMOUTH,
STEAMER n the Philadelphia end.
III Mr. Ashmead denies the above, | promise the
public the letter. With due respect, the public ham
u q servant, LENT. g. TAYLOR
n26d [APRl Captain of Steamboat MARYLAND.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-26

NAVAL. The u. $. steamer Col. Harvey,
Lieut.. Commanding Lynch, which vessel has
been at Philadelphia two or three weeks under
going repsirs, left the Navy Yard on Saturday,
for Norfolk, where she will remain few days
and then proceed to The Gulf Of Mexico on
special service.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-26

FAILURES OF THE MAILS. There was nc
mail South Of Washington last evening, pro.
badly in consequence of the heavy wind Oh the
Potomac. The Western mail brought no Lou
isvllc or Nashville papers, and wc are, there
fore, without aoy further news of the Tonnes
see election.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-26

% CHEAP PRINTING, and PRINTING O.
every description, executed with great despatch, at No
f3A BALTIMORE STREET-auch az
NANNOTu mills Much larger than any other
~ office cun execute.
LOTTERY BILLS. CHECKS,
CIRCULARS, BILLS OF LADlNG,
STAGE & IIATTERS' BILLS,
RAIL ROAD BILLS, sc. &c
Indeed il is needless 10 enumeratc, as we are pos
sessed nf facilities for doing work, m every style, and in
. manner unsurpassed in this city.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-26

How. ilEVRY CLAY. Since the defeat of this
distinguished statesman, as n candidate for the
presidency, various suggestions have been made
through the medium OF the public prints, by
his friends, as TO the proper mode Of stirying
respect for his public services. One desires 10
have IA monument erected; another wishes to
present him with Mount Vernon; and lady
(who offers to back her suggestion with the
sum Of $3.50 is in favor o! Il service of plate.
We like to see the services of distinguished
men held in grateful remembrance and as
Mr.. Clay may be considered as withdrawn from
the field OF political contention, it would 10
doubt BIZ acceptable to him to receive fom his
fellow-citizens some token of their continued
esteem and confidence, Suppose then, that
the ladies' should present him with a service of
plate, and the gentlemen take some other me-
thod OF signilying their attachment. And as
so many different plans are proposed, we hope
that we shall be excused for making our sur-
gestion, which is-that the money be first rails.
ed, and then that the mode of its expenditure
be left to the decision of committee to be an
pointed by the contributors, and to consist o
one or more from each contributing State. W
arc in favor Of cash business, in this as in 9th
or matters.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-26
EpRILLIANT LUCK YESTERDAY.

n -lOOO III half ticket to citizen for 70 puly
paid u.s. clear haul of S425; 800 in a quarter tick
ct we s"ld to one of our neighbors; and 5000 in |.
whole to a citizen on the Point. We have had great
Fortune in selling prizes to customers in thai So
ton OF me c,ty, as well as to other portions generally
TODAY, 5000, tickets SO, shares in pfopoi,jon
Try Tucker Bro in a package of Quarters to-day
which will ony cost $40, on certificate.
Il. Il. TUCKER s. BROTHER
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