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ECONOMISTS HO!
rT,IIE BEST, CHEAPEST and NEATEST CLEANING
and Repairing Of Gents Garments Is done at 100 Nassau
hand respectable may be had for 81 Cash paid for
Clothing. Remember 100 Nassau street.
GEO. LEVIE.
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DOCTOR MORRISON,
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 20i5a Fulton 81
IN D0cE0R MORRISON 10 I, Ted

III II
~ DOCTOR MORRISON continuest be consulted conf
denay all private diseases which he without
curry restraint in diet pursn and particu-
lary GonorrhGa he cures in three TO six days Ihc most
men without pain In the forms Of Structure he
' NERVOUS 1iJs AND AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
This Affection and the train of evils resulting from secret
ultimate mpoency radically cured by Dr. NJ PATHOLOGY.
cal principles, by restoring the system TO healthy tone and
nsans its original vigor perfect guaranteed or no
charge
Md. M. holds communion with medical pretendsrs
who claim be he IS perhaps the only qualified
advertising Surgeon the city See his Diploma at his Office
20t1 Fulton street. Letters, post paid and containing lee
will nsor medicine and advice % Any part Of ING un9n II
TO 10 P. M daily Jy30 lmArc.
To THOSE WITHOUT CHlLDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
THE greatest discovery in medical science is that Of NJ NJ
Desoeaux, of Paris He has entirely exploded the
rally received opinion of the existence OF cua1e ste OF
baenness Except indeed in of maormaon, which
extremely rae The nyarabe and universal success OF his
health which results in the wife becoming blessed mother
who years pinned chdess onenss has fully established
the fact that what is usually termed aenness durable by
senuria weakness uo abus debility ncontinence and the
various train OF complaints from llness inn
prudence It's and nvarable It's recommends
ton The fame Of this wonderful Elixir CORDIAL IS well est.
bished sale Of than fifty THOUSAND bottles and pack
ages sufficient evidence of its excellence and the estimation
which held IL pleasant and agreeable TO the TASTE
The undersigned the only authorised agent IN this country
Price Sc bottle. IL
For tina Of residing Of the city, the in
gradients composing the Elixir Cordial put packages
for by mail with full direction for preparing.
Price Of package S., making three bottles
an 'ss' n'a Dr. i f. MEIVExU, box a. York city
i've imsr Office i29 Liberty ST.
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SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS

SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS.
THE Subscriber wishes 70 make known e the Public, that
city by the above names entirely different from the Soda
Biscuit aud Sugar Crackers made at his Bakery which have
oec used by nyald particularly those who suffer from nd
gest,on, for than twenty years with the best results
whie the which be made for less price, though
perhaps good for person in health wholly unfit for the
s,gk The above Biscuit and Crackers, also Butter Biscuit
VINE biscuit Butter Crackers Water Crackers, Pilot and
as bread all Of the first quality constantly for sale
VS. Wen known establishment Washington Of
Warren street. EPIJIl a INI 'TR n ADVEII
Jy28 Gms rrc ~
Is toHSDEh OF AARON VANDERPOEL, Justice OF
Mn superior ,ourt, OF the City of New York.
Noce Is hereby given, pursuant TO the provisions Of the
aut'oukmg attachments against nonresident debtors
XII. in mas issued against the Of CHARLIE
~, - f,saent Of Amsterdam in Holland and that the
WI ne sofa ior the his debts unless he aprrar
and discharge such attachment ACCORDING 10 law within
nine months from the first publication al tbs notice an ,ha,
ne Of any debts doe % him BY sdenls Of his State
this State belonging him and the transfer III snv syc @
Irity ~ him, forbidden by law aud void ~ 49, ~
Dated the 9TH day Of February i3ii
WESTERN 4 EDWARDS
mrJl lmwsmsrc Attorneys for Attaching G redio,
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MEDICAL NOTICE

MEDlCAL- NOllCE.
STRANGERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form
~ variety of Syphlitic Nercua other disease who
have been only hall cured by quac had better carefully
DR. Cooper-Sir LAST July contracted certain private
disease and Immediately applied 70 doctor who promised
in week. continued with him months, but
gradually getting tried after another all the
advertising doctors and each promised positively
me- at length discovered the object of these
ney and that they not doctors. concluded 20
the hospital where the doctors kept under
for eight weeks throat and liberated pains
IN all my joints, and my body covered with ulcers.
me me any more medicine and advised southern climate Ie
under the FIRST Of January last. we'll and
restored to perfect health. wish this published
THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, NY.
Dr. Cooper matter how
standing Of elect Structure aud Seminal Weakness and mild
Of private maadies cured 40 hours without interfering
with the patients habits. DR. Coopers Oce IA Duane
two doors from Chatham ST. No cure pay jy7 lm.rc
VI, y n S'rJ n ~ II
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10 'rAILOR0.

GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE
THE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gentlemen
Families who DESTROYS of converting their left off
wearing apparel into cash.
Families Gentlemen quitting the city changing resi-
dence having any superuous effects dispose of will find it
much their send for the Subscriber who will
attend at their residence by appointment.
]. LEvINSTYN,
466 Broadway, up stairs
line through the Post Ohce otherwise, viii receive
prompt attention. Jy20 lmArc
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Solid contents. :. ll9 graius
Hydaosulphurc Acid Gas, OF Sulphureted

Hyd.osylphuric Acid Gas, OF sulphuretlsd '-''
The Spring, within few hours ride Of Albany Troy
sara9ga schenectady Utica Sci are accessible either
coaches daily await tho arrival Of the morning from sche
nectady and Utica visitors 10 the Springs distance
Of about eight miles arriving IN time for dinner or by the
cherry Valley Turnpike by daily stages being about
York in The evening boats Albany arrive the Sharon
Springs the day in time for dinner
myf 2aw lmsec CLARK < GARDNER
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.
GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES DESTROYS of converting into
VI cash their supeuous off Clothing will obtain from
the Subscriber the IL HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
Families Gentlemen quitting the city or changing re-
sdence having effects of the kind dispose Of will find i
much their advantage send for the Subscriber who will
attend them at their residence by appointment
H. LEVETr, Office No. Wall street,
and at 470 Hudson ST.
Clothing cleaned and repaired.
LA fine through the Post Office, otherwise, will receive
prompt attention. jy20 lmsrc
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sTOUvENEL q Co.,

terms Constantly on hand complete Of every d
scription. All kinds OF Glass made and TO orlqr.
soes tanaabras supsadng solar from 70 lgh., hs
LAMPS Astral altered Solar Country meachans and 9t
era will find il their interest call above az their De
css OF the best quality warranred and At low prices
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YGElAN INSTITUTE,
AZ WARREN STREET, N. r.,

C0nSHNng PhyNctdH
j. STEPHENS, of Kings College and Guys Hospital London
pARTCULAR attention will be devoted to disease. Of the
Of Females, mpotercy Syphilis and Gonorhna, the
treatment Of which have become dgacefu to the regular ply
stefan and consequently fallen the hands Of descabe
set Of men, to whom tie plumber Of their patients is the only
DR. s. ALSO socits the Of the public the
general practice of Medicine aud Midwifery, and confidently
submits his talents the scrutiny Of judging public.
He viii be happy forward advice and medicine the above
branches of the profession, residing distance
description Of the symptoms and the letter
enclosing fee. Letters need not be post paid.
None will be refused relief Of poverty and all may
rest assured that permanent will be effected without
dangrng the future happiness Of the patient all that science
can do Will be done to a speedy valesceice
Office hours from 10 till u A. M; 2ti 5P. NJ Advice on
the Diseases Of Females gratis from till ~ A. NJ Sundays
cuded. ivl ImSr
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MkS. CAKKOLL'S

MILLINERY BUSINESS.
VERY desirable business Millinery, with egbly
"A situated in Division street, be had with immediate
if required There is small stock of very good
millinery articles hand which the proprietor would sell
her SUI cessoro on terms iy26 Iwsrc
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EAGLE COFFEE HOUSE AND BATHS,
528 Pearl street, near Centre street.
WARN, COLD AN Mp SHOWER BATHS FAITHS, equal with
clean single Beds, 2Is Meals l2s Board and Lodgings
81 80 week Newspapers from London Liverpool and all
the principal cities of the United States taken in.
Nv I'm I'M
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-04-18
CAPTAIN Tyler.

Demonstrations have lately been made in a
number Of States, by The former friends of Mar
tin Van Buren, in faver OF this arch-,raior for
The Presidency. Since the ressHls in Connec-
icm and the 18th Congressional District OF
this State, have been made known, many Of
the party have boldly declared that with Mr..
Van Buren, they must sustain an inevitable de-
feat They, therefore, declare for another man,
land that man is no other than John Tyler.
One day last week, meeting was held at Hol-
lahan's, in Philadelphia, the old loco foco head
quarters, al which resolutions were passed ur-
gng the political traitor, and calling upon Mr..
Van Buren 10 decline. So goes the world.
Captain Tyler, The candidate Of the locos.----
That would look nice.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-04-18
Great Whig Meeting.

The gallant Wings of Philadelphia, had an
enthusiastic meeting. on Wednesday evening
last, in front of the old State House, on which
occasion they were addressed by that honcred
and eloquent expounder of Wing principles, the
Hon. S. S. PRENTIss, Of Mississippi. He
spoke two hours and quarter; and his speech
is represented to have been able and highly in
,eres'ing. He spoke priacipally Of the differ
en-, tendencies of The two grea, political parties
Of our country; and showed, that whilst the
principles sf the Wing party are conservative,
those of The Loco-(ocos, are destructive. We
shall publish some passages of j, hereafter.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-04-18
L0cOfocOism Rebuked an New
Jersey.

The Daily Forum of The 10Th inst says -
The Locolocos in The Legislature, employed
the most of their time during The late session
by gerrymanderng The State in such manner
as they conceived would secure their ascen-
dency; bu, the People have thwarcd their ras-
cally designs, and so FAR as heard from Wing
principles are triumphant! Trenton was divi-
ded into four wards SO nicely arranged, that the
loco Legislators thought there was no donbl bui
they would be able to carry three. The hon
est citizens thought different however, and they
resolved on Monday last 10 teach those reck.
less Representatives, that there is pawer in the
ballol-box The result is, the Wings eleCied
their candidates in three of The Wards and part
Of their ticket in The other! Well done Tren-
ton In MiddIesex township. also, the Wings
made clean sweepelec'ing their entire tick
eti Three cheers for New Jersey.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-04-18
New Judicial District.

Last week we published The Act, recently
passed by the Legislature, forming the Counties
of Schuylkill, Carbon, and Monroe into new
Judicial District, 10 be called The tweniy-irsi
Judicial District of Pennsylvania. In accor-
dance with This law, the Courts OF Carbon, are
hereafter 10 be held on The fourth Mondays Of
March, June, September, and December, 10
continue two weeks, If necessary; and those Of
Monroe, are 10 begin on The Monday fOlIOping
those Of Carbon.
BY this arrangement there is no fixed day
for The commencement of Court in Monroe. If
il should be necessary, al any time, 10 hold
in Monroe mus, be postponed until the second
Monday after the fourth Monday, of the months
already specified, buI if he Courts in Carbon
are got through with in one week, then the first
Monday thereafter would be the time.
In order, then, 10 fix The time for the COM
mencement of the Monroe county Courts, il
il will oe always requisite first 10 ascertain how
long The Courts OF Carbon will continue. This
must he done in order 10 fix the return of the
Wrils and other process; and the Ii@e when
Jurors suors, and witnesses, are 10 attend.
Anorher inconvenience, 10 the people of Mon
roe, hy this arrangement is, that their Courts
mag happen during the weeks in which the
fourth of July, and our general election fall
We hope, therefore, that the Legislature may
take some action on this subject before they
adjourn;-give us certain day for the com
menremenl of Court, and arrange it so that II
will not interfere with our great nationa! holt
doy. and the day Of election. The law is 10
90 into operation on the first Of May; and there
fore, of course, we shall have no Cour, in Mon
roe until the beginning of July, unless some al
ieIsion is made.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-04-18
Connecticut Again.

We have more good news from the land OF
steady habits On Tuesday Of las, week elec-
lions, for members OF the Legislature, were
held in those towns which had failed in making
choice al The first trial The result is, the
election Of 7 Wings and Locos, thereby in
creasng our majority in join! ballot, from % 10
30 The Wings are ,riumphan, every where.
Really, The poor locos mus, be very much dis
hear,ened a, their repeated and continued de-
leais
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-04-18
The Whig Tariff.

Hundreds of Petitions, numerously signed,
are daily pouring into Congress, calling upon
The members no. in any-wise 10 alter or olher-
wise interfere with the existing Tariff laws.
The people are aroused upon the subject. The
effort which is making by the locos, in Con-
gress, 10 repeal The law, has opened the eyes
of the Nation. Therefore, let the poor locos
beware. The Wing Senate will save the Ia
riff, no matter what The Loco-foco House may
do
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-04-18
The Spring Elections.

The Spring elections in New Jersey, New
York, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, and
other States, have resulted in unexpected and
cheering Whig triumphs. Many Of The strong
esi loco fooo districts have given way, and gone
for the Wings, altogether, the news is Of the
mos, cheering and heart gladdenng character.
All over
"The people say,
They'll go for Clay"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-04-18

enters the political arena, hunsering and thirst.
ing after the honors and priucIpaIlles of lhi.
world, he is 100 far gone---too much under evil
influences, to hesitate about the means of at
tanning his ends. As in the case Of Mr.. Muh-
lenberg, who thinks it
Better to reign in hell than in heaven,
such politicians are ever desperate and unscru-
pulous God save the Commonwealth from
the clutches OF renegade priest!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-04-18
The Thirteenth District.

The Wing Victory, in this District, which
we announced last week, is complete. James
Pollock. our candidate has been elected, by a
msjnriry of eight hundred and yftty one votes.--
This is glory enough for one day. TO elect a
Wing and Tariff Congressman, in The very den
aud strong hold of Loco-locoism.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-04-18
FOR PRESIDENT
HENRY CLAY.
OF KENTUCKY.
Subject 10 the decision OF the Baltimore Convention
FOR GOVERNOR.
GEN. JOSEPH MARkLE.
OF wEsTMoRELAND COUNTY.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER,
SIM EON GUILFORD.
OF LEBANON COUNTY.
SENATORIAL ELECTORS.

CHESTER BUTLER, Of Luzerne.
TOWNSEND HAINES, of Chester.
Districts.
l Joseph G.. Clarkson, Philadelphia.
9 John Price Wetherill, do.
3 John ID. Neinstee, do.
4 John S. Little, Germantown, Pha. CO.
5 Eleazer 4. MDowell Doylestown, Bucks CO.
6 Benz Frick, Limerick, p. o. Montgomery CO.
Isaac w. Vanleer, Wallace P. O. Chester co.
s William Hester, New Holland, Lancaster CO.
9 John S Hester, Reading, Berks CO.
10 John kinger, AWHILE, Lebanon co.
IL Alex. h Brown, Easton, Northampton co.
ID Jonathan j. Slocum, Wilkesbarre. Luzerne CO.
I3 Henry Drinker, Montrose, Susquehahna co.
If James Pollock, Milton, Northumberland CO.
ID Frederick Watts, Carlisle, Cumberland CO.
I6 Daniel M. Smyser, Gettysburg, Adams CO.
II James Mathers, Miffiintown, Juniata CO.
Is Andrew ]. Ogle, Somerset, Somerset co.
10 Daniel Washabaugh, Bedford, Bedford CO.
90 John L. Cow, Washington, Washington CO.
81 Andrew w. Looms, Pittsburg, Allegheny CO.
% James NJ. Power, Greenfield, Mercer co.
90 William A. Irvine, Irvine, Warren co.
81 Benz. Hartshorn, Curwensville, Clearfeld CO.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-04-18

a measure of Stale relief and Of sound national
policy.
Yours, very respectfully,
JOSEPH MARKLE.
To Joseph r. Chandler, William b. Reed,
Esqrs., and others.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-04-18

A NEW METHOD OF CATCHING RATs.---L
Gale your bed IN a room much infested ny ra's'
and on retiring to bed, put the light out anu
then sirew over your pillow some strong Sm''-
ling cheese, three or four red herrIngs, s'n'e
barley meal or new malt, and a sPrInkIIns 81
dried Goldfish Keep awake until you find The
rats are al work, and then make gra6
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-04-18
mcthodist Conference.

The conference of The Methodist Episcopal
Church, closed its business after session of
nine days, on Friday evening last. The Rev.
J. RUTH, has been appointed tofill the S,rouds-
burgh Church, for the ensuing year.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-04-18
Election i'm Portland.

The second trial for Mayor, of Portland,
Maine, on Friday last, resulted in the choice
OF Mr.. GREELY, the Whig and Tariff candid
ale, by majority of about 200 over all others.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-04-18

H. The Boston Times, (Dem.) says :----
Kendall is Hring rampue aud feasis upon The
cold bodies Of the dead Look AT his biasphe
nous article on "Omens" He had better make
tracks for The cataconibs Of Egypi or some pu
lrid battle field.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-04-18

IL MeSrS. j. DieSey, A. Stewart, and E.
Jog Morris, wiA please accept our thanks, for
ualuaLle pubic documents.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-04-18
IMPORTANT LETTER.

General MarkIe OM the state DcDt.
We call The attention of our readers to The
following letter of Gen. JOSEPH MARKLE, on
the subjec, of our State Indebtedness. 1t is
noble production, and should be read and stu
died by every citizen Of the Keystone State.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1914.
Dear Sir I've avail ourselves OF the first
opportunity that has presented itself, since your
nomination by The Convention at Harrisburg.
10 ascertain, in such form as will put an end
10 any doubts that our political adversares may
suggest. your opinions on certain points oil Stale
policy, in relation 10 which great and natural
solici,ude is felt, Among them, or rather above
them all, is the question of the State credit, In
volying The character Of the Commonwealth and
The substantial interests Of all its citizens On
this point our immediate fellow citizens are
deeply anxious. Many, very many, are suffer
ing around us from lhe breach of the public
faith; and all are oppressed by sense OF shame,
that rests upon The community. You vii! there
fore excuse US for tho inquiry we now make,
and favor US with your views on this interest
ing subject.
We are, very respectfully,
Your fellow citizens,
JOS. R. CHANDLER,
WILLIAM b. REED,
CHARLES GIBBONS,
r. t. CONRAD,
JAMES HANNA,
G. X. SMITH,
G. w. MMAHON.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-04-18
StroudsDurg, April rs. 1914

ens S2e0 advance: haf yearly; and $250 if
paid befoe the end of the
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AnlusennentS.


THE PEopLE's THEATRE.-We do not exaggeraie
when we say that the houses here the best IN
the city. Theatrcals looking up every where
here alb we oil The great variety OF popular entertain
ments here attract such crowds that the has
been obliged to limit the number of his tickets The
bill for this evening is in quantity and quality iar
sample of that,givensevery night The Peoples Law
yer will be play ed with Hill the Peoples lawyer.
ter which, the Congo Mnstrels, who sing in the style
Of the Hutchinson family, will give Concert. Hill APP
in another OF his best pieces Mary Ann Cannon
ances and all the appliances Of the favorte esa
blshment are brought into requsition. On Saturday
mig magnificent translation from the French Will be
produced Yankee Hills benefit tomorrow night.
THE GIANT, GIANrEss and Orphean Family of
five talented vocasts, with Mr.. WlnchelI, MIR.
Call and several other talented artists, drawing great
houses and hundreds Of the very fashionable and elite Of
he city delighted with the superb performances.
Grand entertainments take place this afternoon at hal
past g. and this evening at The Giant and Giantess
be throughout the day and evening as usual
CURIOUS CIRcUMsrANcE.-Iti is reported that the
Dwarf at the NewYork Museum has become en-
amored of the Giantess things have occurred
Love they say blinds all distinctions and according to the
rule it elevates the inamoraa or else the Dwarf
would find rather difficult to reach the heart OF his
lady fair. Well may excaim " Sure such pair was
never seen Half dozen performers, million curiosi.
tics and splendid picture gallery is sufficient for the
sum of shilling. The sheep with the golden fleece
continues to draw crowds of visitors to the museum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-10

90 THE LADY IN BLACK, This mysterious and
sngularly beautiful woman it is well known, attracted
sometime since in New York considerable degree OF at
'ention. In a work recently published, entitled " The
Lady in Black, story Of New York Life Morals and
Manners" her history is developed and very remarka
BILE and instructive one and shows how much she
indebted to art for the witchery and charms she
flung around herself Per example, in reply 10 dashng
fellow wh0.was wildly enamouredswh her, and who at
tempted to press her coral lips, she exclaims-
Come stop that, you will spoil all. Do you know
that you are fool, Jack 7"
4" Tdare say-but for what in particular !"
For loving me- suppose you think me handsome
Never was a man deceived. am perfect deiusion
is all put on You praise my high forehead made 1t
So with the aid of the Poudre Subtitle procured lfom that
eminent Chemist whom many OF Our bellies are M
debted for their beauty. the famous DR. Felix Gourad,
and that too. removed from my upper lip moustache
which would almost have rivaled your own You are in
captures with my charming complexion. and delicate
white neck and hands Ibuy II al so much cake in his
Italian Medcated Soap; my cheeks and lips glow as
deeply as please with his Rouge az Naurel, and my
figure you get crazy about my dressmaer ought to
have the credit for"
Thus we CO. This is but one Of the many spontaneous
md grateful tributes paid to the astonishing efficacy and
popularity of DR. Gourands beautiful Cosmetics which be
remembered be had genuine only at 81 Walker
street lst store from Broadway
Agents rs Chestnut street, Philadelphia Jordan,
Milk street. Boston Carleton, Lowell; Dyer Provi-
ience Green & Co. Worcester; Bull Hartford; Gray,
Poughkeepse Storrs, Hudson Heinstreet Troy Tou-
sey, Rochester.