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Texas,

~ COrrGSUOOtPDi OF tho tivf- -C--
4, .Dfsra,cb.r saws thai turn a..a,t.
hive Already been mola r,,o C,I
Kinney's Ranch AT Cornns Christi.
and that i LARGE body Of Commentaries
are within twenty Iear.eS ,f tr,t
ri,ca from whoc, , b0.,ao 49,. :;
avnpctcd, Thai the Goyornmo,t ar
Mexico has entered iato trearv with
those Indians. oivlnr them brarLots
ammunition, ,rjnkc,<, e.. +, inlncn
them T, commit On oar fror.
tier, E7r,v in this moath ,ha I;~,ns
were IT Cnr,D,. and o,tcm,,nI 80
s,amD = drove Of mules b~aI,nr;r, ~
Mr.. Gond,v. Indian ~.;,naIs Lar,
Laau daily 500, all or,nr ,La c,,..
Tbo Cor,ncahros arc nIsn- ~
.ra SrrnosaI f. bav. i.ins.l ,,;La
IF Vev;,,, Inl;.rs T,s ,-.,o~
, 1844-07-27
August Election.

We are authorized To announce JAS.
). Turner, as a candidate for the office
ef Justice of the Peace, o fCuivcr town
ship, at the next august election.
, 1844-07-27
ESHAT - -H->r~-"
% ~"A4 Va u 1zIEUs
AT ASHLEY.
AT II LgUNED PCECEs.

en- view Of the scarcity OF money, the
3 subssci6cr has determined to do bust
ness this season, at lower prices than
heretofore. lie will card white wool at
ia cents per pound, and 8 cents for
mixed wool. Trade will be taken as
usual. He will attend personally TO the
business and he pledges himself that all
wool entrusted to him, shall be mixed so
as TO give atis:ac,ian.
MARTIN STAIEY,
Ashley March 23d., 1874. 3m2l.
, 1844-07-27
NOVEMBER

NOVEMBER ELECTION.
w are authorized 10 announce Mel
son c. O'RrAg, Of st. Charles county,
as a candidate for the office of Circuit
Attorney. at the next November Flee
ton. June Sth, 1911.
Mn. ADANS-PlcaSc my
name as a candidate for Circuit Attorney.
of the Bird. Judicial Circuit, at the next
November election.
JAS. o. BROADHEAD.
March 80, 1914.
Mn. ADAMs-Pleasc announce my
as a candidate for Circnit Attorney,
Of the Bird. Judicial Circuit, at the next
November election.
G.. w. BUCkNER.
March 80, 1914.
, 1844-07-27

! offer myself as the Democratic can
didate for Constable of Buffalo township.
against Mr.. Samuel C.. Allison of same
township, and nm ready to meet him on
the stump at all times and in all places,
during the IVA
REEFS y. DOAk.
, 1844-07-27
PIKE CIRCUIT COURT june 4th,

10y
~ VACATION. 1874.
George Wells, Richard Wells
o o,inI Il. " r';fs p ,,,l.. T.n ncfr, IPlfs.
Kay, and ctLers,
Richard Wells, Basil Wells
and Elizabeth jameson, JEFF
~ferson kirkliam & wife, Lou
%isiana; Samuel Thomas & his
wife, Elizabeth: Margaret
Wells. Su>7ursh Dow! In. Juo
Harryman, S his wife. Jane:
Margsret Vail, Jaac Gomer,
Sarah Kerr, Fletcher HeIIq, CDeG's.
Amanda Wells, all E-arr
Ne,!s, lie "1kaown heirs Of
Alexander Wells, deceased.
Richard OLDHAM. Alexander
OLDHAM. Elizabeth VINEYARD,
onor Oldham, Eliza Frie-,
s Ruth Sallcs. and others
heirs Of Joshua Wells, deed.
TE7IIIS day, TIE PLAINTIFFS, b. 4. Fl.
4 Buckacr their Attorney. f,e their
petition for 1 partition, End division of
the following real E,ta,s ~: two hun
dred and nine acres. bounded as follows:
Beginning at dorbic Lyaa, standing in
the North Wet line cf survey, thence
$. 81 dcs'r. Z. z30 poles, ia a Lynn and
Hickory, thence Y. 3 ier'r., T.. I55,
poles. 20 4 small tth anI Elm. thence
N.3T dcgr.. ~ 100 roles. 70 = stake
on the y. side Of 4 brsrch, thence up
said branch $. J3 Icg'r., ". 20 Dales, TO
a stake, or tie south Of saiI branch.
thence y. s. der, u. - poles, to a
stake in the n. v. line Of sail survey,
thence s. 50 der, ". So poles to the
beginning, berg part Of Il large tract of
433 arPcns purchased Ly Jane Wells,
Of Edward ILca3-.cad in I6lG-and
decided by lie sad J:uc Wells TO Joshua
Wen, Sr.. by deed bearing date tie u
April, 1898. and which descended from
Joshua Wells, ST., {, Joshua Wells. Jr.,
under whom petitioners c,ai:a. and living
on the wa'erso Of the Mississippi, in The
county Of Pike aforesaid. and !; appear
ing from said petition AID the AFFIDAVIT
thereto annexed, that the above named
defendants are non residents Of this
it is therefore ordered that notice
be given 10 SAID absent defendants, and
all other persons interested in tie prcmi-
SEES Of the fling Of sail petition, and that
You arTear ct tie next Seplem-
Der Term Of his Court, to be held at the
court hansr In RevIiuv Green. IN said
, 1844-07-27
NVO0A.

WOULD inform those who have
Ii Wool to card. that | have cardpd
al the wool an hand, and | am now
ready To card on short notice for all
whO may have wool to card.
MARTIN STALEY.
A>hIcv. july Goth. I8ll. Iw37.
, 1844-07-27

~ VACATION.
George Wells, Richard Wells, !
James Wells, Richard Kerr,
and lis wife Ruth: Naucy Ne
Kay, and ctL.ers,
, 1844-07-27

We are authorized to announce NJ.
NJ. hIcLAyE, as a candidate for the
office of Justice of the Peace, for Cui-
vre Township, at the next August Elec-
ton, located at Ashley.
June 10Th, 1914.
, 1844-07-27

Va are authorized TO say that A.. F.
TRAINEE, is a candidate for Justice of
the Peace of Cuivre Township, at the
newt August election.
Bowling Green, June 2lst, 1911.
, 1844-07-27

We are Authorized 10 r. d.
B~REwINGToN, as a candidate TO repre-
sent this county in the lower ranch OF
the next General Assembly ofthis State.
, 1844-07-27

Jan. 10Th. 1874.
We are authorized 10 announce Tuoy-
A. CtsH, as 4 candidate for the office Of
Assessor Of Pike County, at the ensuing
August Election.
We arc authorized to JOSE
ruvs @IRyI~r, as 4 candidate for Consta-
BE Of Cuivre Township, At the ensuing
August Election.
, 1844-07-27

We are authorized 10 nnounc JoHy
b. WooD, rs j candidate TO represent
this county in the lower branch OF the
next General Assembly of this State.
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ON THE CURE OF sTRICTURE; : :.

TN A FORMER ADVERTISEMENT ON STRUCTURE
which f SsSa and
aS q s .s aSas IF Il o s s
@oe space the oSwGg cneTs will be confined certain ain
% compliant Ssr Of no. and its proper means rs, cure ~
necessary the stream urine should INSTRUCTED
much adj on Of this indeed heed IN
months and even without producing striking change
ns c" s1's Ss to the s's s tbs
r sssy i now and then sompsasd e. but , only
gard other effects e.pealy Of early these obse
part itself e e. a however, .t three ' Which
SsSps i,f a sight g.
q Many other symptoms might be mentioned
81 sdyaes sdi d Ms
Ssas lie efff
NOT Be Or @ i Sa What tie
+ so wSy s Sn ~ si h9ad
should steal away so as to wet little this, ng il may
would sOg strong suspicion Not thai att this drop
structure exist wthoutit The next is
useSnsoA doaoshas though not sbs only by
@ % e %. 4. s.sv NOT .ss ss %an
70 be considered Neither . possible il every case to state
naturally disposed Isa another! 4
length Of least would strengthen other suspicious
circumstances. The third is
than that the effect Of Structure depres, the
ID II the % de by ndyu but IS so eom
S ssss &. o that d hs Ss X, ess
active. capable OF business formerly This also
effect; though little undertook but IL unquestionaby
true Indeed whoever considers the natural connection OF
mind and sexual organs will easily imagine that, there
medium by which the mind powerfully upon these
gans through the medium the sexual organs
upon the mind This however is better explained in The
Private Treatise of the author little volume which sent TO
OF the world As the of Structure proceeds
the activity of mind invariably
With the Of Srctuehis 1t gratifying
generally accomplished very little time and without
Inconvenience. Nothing exceed the improvement
OF late years the of this complaint Indeed in the
hands OF and experienced PERSONS the of Structure
accomplished days formerly demanded
months Many consult the writer VINO bus
this citv for short time only, but perfectly
cud tl@n been OF trouble and anxiety for
To those who leave their homes the writer fur
nses his peculiar OF together with his P
eatise' which has interesting chapter,
nf nation the subject and written the panes
DR. Ralph takes this opportunity of saying that he be
consulted the diseases referred his Private
Treatise his dwelling mousse No. 88 Greenwich
hour and the Of and
books Of quacksry which nfes this city he deems proper
make the foil satisfactory ground Of conf
dence Besides his rank Graduate Of Edinburgh,
&c Sc he has been engaged the these Diseases both
hospital and city practice for than thirty years aud has
published three editions of work expressly them. Also,
that he has the Europe
from the Americans Sir Ashley Cooper,
Of London Dr. Mott Of New York; DR. Physc of Phladel
phls aud Others and that he permitted refer almost
every Physean Of eWinence ia this city, The Private Tea
tise" is 81 Address Dr.. Ralph 40 Gsasnich street
- im-m
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FOR THE Piles

DR.. UPHAM'S ELECT AIRY.
N INTERNAL REMEDY.-Ii is certain cure for Piles,
either internal OF external bleeding or blind Cases Of TWEEN
be remedy after all other means had failed Testimonials q is
signature Of the fopreor in his own handwriting is on the
cine can be obtained in this cy ONLY No. 1876 Bower flour
A. UPHAM M D. regularly educated Physician of twenty
and all Chronic Diseases successfully treated Of
Bowery s. Tousey Josns Corners Madison County Gene
Co. q ca Coleman Co., Buffalo; B. Fitch Co.. SYRIA
suss 0Tsgo Rome Utica Baidwi in. P!snys Csnas,o
Of es after all other MEDICINES had been trd
than five hundred cures during the past YEAR and
Union saprsssiys Of s superior efficacy Of this medicine
and Of The real nature which much dis.
pathology has been pur
opinion that IL incurabe disease This however far
from being the easet yields readily the above remedy and
the proprietor has no hesitation asserting that i will cure an
sasd they may be- Rsmsmber that il this city The medicine
doors above Spring street. Any other article purportng Be
the worthless and calculated only % deceive and IN
jun. Price 81. aul2 3mdyStwysm
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME RESTEII,S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
M These invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
in Europe but France particular for upwards thirty
safe and efcacious remedy married ladies whose health for
bids too rapid increase of family.
The results Of their adoption the happiness the health
often the life Of aectonate wife and fond mother
touch upon within the limits Of advertisement
results which affect only the well being Of parents
but the future happiness their offspring Is not but too wen
known that the families Of the married often increase beyond
the hsppness Of those who them birth would dictate In
how instances does the hard working father and
especially the mother of poor family remain slaves through
their lives tuggng at the Of ncesan labor ong but
to live and living but to toll when they might have enjoyed
comfort and comparative afuence and If and toll have
weighed down the spirit and at last broken the health of the
father how often the widow left unable, with the v
Intentions her faheres offspring from becoming
degraded objects Of charity ofigae voares Of Evea
though ana plenty smile upon u.s. how Often alas
holding the emaciated form and declining health Of the
Of his BOSOM she had reached the age Of thirty
fast sinking into premature grayewh the certain pros
sorrows and his young helpless those endeans
attentions and wachul solcitude which mother alone
ne heartendng aiction Is il desirable henis il moral
to themselves the we being Of their offspring, when a
E easy healthy and certain remedy E within conrol
The advertiser feeling the importance Of this subject
mating the benefits resulting thousands by the adopaon
tenon ohe married its consideration not wise and
vuous prevent evils 70 which subject by simple
and healthy within control Every dspassionae
yruous and enlightened mind, will unhsstatingy IA
the Affirmative.
Price five dollars PACKAGE accompanied with full par
cular directions.
Or % HSi i f sn sss fss e
hours from NJ to NJ Boston Office No. E::sr since
jy29rc
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PUBLIC OPINION


JAS PRONOUNCED DIR. SHERMAN'S WORM LO-
- ZENES be the best preparation for the destruction Of
children that has been offered and they
TO the TASTE that they are taken without any difficulty
time they have become well known every part
from Name TO Georgia. and from the Atlantic the Rocky
deul much that have confidence
other medicine for the expulsion Of worms The
onias ~ their favor very numerous and continue
from all quarters Of the country. How many children
be found who suffering from worms and pinng away
for the Of remedy Even the Of the suffer-
ing suspected One box Of Shermans Worm Lozenges
be careful to procure the genuine Shsrmans Worm Lozenge
and give them according the printed directions the box
Consumption Coughs, Colds Asthma and all diseases Of the
Losenges The Rev Darius Anthony Of the Oneida Confer
given up by his friends These Lozenges short
time restored him to health Rev. Mr. Seeter Of Boston,
Archer Of Virginia. and host Of witnesses could be produced
WHO have used Sherman Cough Lozenges and know them
be decidedly preferable to all other preparations
ache Palptaon of Heart Sickness affections Of
the stomach and bowels They headache few moments
give immediate relief in coc diahga and spssmodc aec
He has ao Catharc Lozenges which taken without
trouble being pleasant the peppermint
Restorative Lozenges for the q diarrhga
do well call aud make trial Of his various preparations
SHERMAN's POOR MANS PLASl X stands nnrivall.
ed for Weak Backs Rheumatism, Pains in the Side Lons,
will supply the annual demand Numbers oil unprncpled
have attempted force upon the community
felt article but those who in the habit OF using Seman
Observe that every Plaster made by Dr. Sherman bears fac
smile" Of his printed the back Of the same The
genuine PREPARATIONS Of Pr Sherman always be obtained
Coddnston 22 Hudson, Of Spring; Sands 1888 Bow
ery corner Of Spring; East Broadway corner Markets Rush.
Brooklyn Ziebers Ledger Buildings, Phia and Reddings
y State Boston.
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MADAME RESTELL,

EEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence, ls Green.
witch street. between Courtlsnd and Liberty streets, where
she be consulted with the stctest confidence complaints
incident the female frame.
Madame Rese experience and KIN .wedge in the treatment
Of obstinate Of female .ul ny stoppage
&c. such require but ,ys to effect perfect
other ndspoton will! be accommodated during such te
with private and respectable board.
Preventive Powders" for married ladies' whose delicate or
precarous health fobids rapid increase Of family will be
sent by mail any Of the United States Price SIS Pack
Boston Office, No. Z Essex street.
N. B.-Madame RESTELL would inform ladies residing
Of the city whose health would admit Of travelling
that she wond devote her personal attendance them
Of the United STATES
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

M DE BOUDELOQUE, M ID LISBON PORTUGAL.
THE scientific combination Of ingredients Of which those
are eompossd have made them the wonder and admir-
only preparation discovered that has proved invariably
tain producing the monthly Their certainty sl
cases being such that they must be used during pregnancy
for though always mild safe and healthy they certain 10
produce miscarriage il used during that period.
The directions translated into English and enveloped
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each con
tans the signature Of NJ de Boudoqne and the English d
rections have the signature Of DR. MELVEAU authorized
agent for the Continent OF America.
They be transmitted by mail any part of e United
Sold by Dr. H. MELVEAU, agent and importer for
the United States Office, 2s Liberty street. Greenwich
Price S-half boxes So No half boxes by mail
Sold bottles Salem directed TO Dr. r.
Meveau, a. New York. will with Immediate aiten
ton. All letters must be postpaid ives
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY

NV CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
The Nyw York HErALD-A Daily Paper issued every
morning Of the week-prce CENTS per copy. County
Subscribers furnished at the any specific PERIOD
IA remittance in advance No sent unless paid adj
The WEEKLY HERALp-Issued Saturday morning at
o'clock-rrice QUARTER per copy-fur-
nshed Country subsciberg At 90 % annun, advance.
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ConRlesonnnE1s Ms IqsctsA . sddses theis Iestgs
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.
DOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street. well known to
- the victims Of Syphltc Diseases the successful
practitioner New York boast Of the treatment Of
this destructive and almost maady still e be
he legally qualified practise physic and SuIgerythat he
possesses disease superior 70
general Physicians-and that his skill the
ment and proper of variety Of Dis
only from every part Of the United States but they
from the West Indies and Canada average.
600 a year. discountenance quackery form,
and therefore take this method ofnio5mng and Per-
the treatment of their disease Every undertake cure.
make charge. No how long you may have Gt,
II the head and bone. Of se will Sad cure you
called Seminal Weakness brought by habit INDUCED
in by have paid much attention the treatment
vice hs: s1srienced my ;susaI treatment weak
fogetulness palpaton of the heart aversion to society,"
oply symptoms Of this complaint my directions follow
containing 50 for advice, attended to. Observe, Office
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Gt- SIGNED OVER!!!


that had but few days to live; my sister, who
was my anxious care taker, made inquiry where she
would be most likely to obtain the most certain relief
she was told Of d. StDayne's Compound Syrup OF Wid
Cherry medicine in general use throughout the United States
papatGa Of the heart cough tickling OF
the nervous SYSTEM impaired constitution from any cause
formed if this medicine failed in the my life hopeless
gave relief and By the time had commencea the fifth bottle
was able 70 take the fresh and IL short time entirely
the above statement you cali sister who lives in
-. ISAAC MORGAN REEVES
Be cautious ask Cor the original, Dr. Stcaynes Com
pound Syrup Of id Cherry all other from this
valuable fictitious and countee prepared only by Dr.
SVayne whose Office is the northwest Of Eighth and
Race Streets Philadelphia Agens-Dr w. H Minor corner
Bowery n York; f. b. Warner POS BeeckE street n York;
Person Harrison, 100 Broad street. Newark N il Benjamin
Qlds Ss Broad street i John HARRISON Salem, Mass;
Bu moy ~ 99 a4sss,e Wo
Bockee Pousksepsiei York; b HSlidgs buffalo York;
Poashkesps'e. n York; O. O.. Woodman, ycksbarg, Miss
II. 4 J. Brewer Springfield Mass j. p Hall Co., Boston,
Mass; VIM. nuesbury Lowell Mass; JasperC. Ay- Lowell
Mass. f. s. Holden last Boston, Mass Ransom 4 Stevens
Boston, Mass P. NJ Cohen & Co., Charleston, s. q.
NIL 2mke
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DOCTOR. MOKkISON.

DOOIOh MOhhTSON,
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2O41S Fulton street.
~ Doctor Morrison continues be consulted condentally
all private diseases which he without mercury
straint in diet or pursuit. Recent particularly "Gono
rhg, - be cures in 2 to days -
NJ on improved principles without pain Inconvenience
the patient As the symptoms of Structure analogous with
those OF other affections Of the urinary apparatus but
Surgeons should be allowed make the
suffer much injury from awkward practitioners.
Nervous and Constitutional Debility-Ths Affection and
the tram OF evils resulting from destructive habit
YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and ultimate mpoency
radically cured by DR. M pathological principles BY
restoring the system TO healthy tone and reinsang its org
nal vigor: a perfect cure guaranteed, charge
N.B--Dr. Nj holds no communion with medical pre,enders
who claim e be surgeons Isl perhaps the only qualified
2o Fulton street Letters postpaid and containing fee will
insure medicine and advice any part Of the Union.
Omce 2Ui Fulton near Greenwich, New York. Open from
"A. M to III i. M, daily. s8lm*ec
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E Ss 3. E. Ssssi.s;: ps.ssss %
city ss as 20 e. "a q
mess that The human nature subject TO- in such
g s SssSs ... dsS
north from Broadway. .. HEINZ. M. 2.
- LITHOGRAPHY.
ss Bssasse Gaas Or ss % S
s ss: .SS II Ss
Of Boots fslcdcsi, and Music Pieces may have work
executed the e. ;jSi ~ $ss
N.B.-Dnwinss and spsci6cas al for Palsnts
A G RICUL TURA AL WAR lou S E,
/! * is'
G5i.i Mil 2 wsIt hand other win which
Coffee and spcss' and are highly recommended BY ali who
Groass Patent Grain Cleaner and Com Grinder, new in
y .ssss Mills
Woods Patent Shingle Machine. 80
attached Foe sale msnaisctarsr prices au2o I'm Arc
MEDICAL NOTICE.
STRANGERS AND AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form
s' sasy mas
July contracted certain
sssa;
sas
and that. they were not dQstO sSneladsd into
as is s
a I'd AIN
ne any more medicine Gu and advised southern climate
under your care he w sd
restored to perfect health iwi'h T his SSs; SkEEN
Carpenter and Joiner. Harlem. NY.
Gssefso e
% Sss SsS eqa s0 Sss h %
two doors from Chatham st. No cure no aul8 lm*rc
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH

M. LEVETT, Dentist the introducer of inserting incor
~ Iuptbe Teeth the principle Of atmospheric pressure al
lowed 10 be the greatest Improvement in dentistry
duced, ny aud the public in general examine his
method which will be found greatly superior ANY
great and permanent comfort cleanliness durability Sc To
patients it particularly adapted precludes the
necessity Of extracting stump OF teeth, and the
mouth healthy The testimonials from the
authorities will those requiring artificial teeth
those who have had them unklfuy sell the happies most
satisfactory results. NJ. LEVETT, Dentist
re Broadway entrance in Warren st
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81 AEON COU Il 8 E..
FOOT RACE

FOR ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Co sNS i isEf
ss sss. ss 4: vi. r. s: 81
first e does for zen %s ana Gs aSa q sse
eaE w z niles within The hour they will but the
ss ss's ssass rom S'
out Of The United states Tor the PURPOSE o. % nee ana should
lowed ,e dollar. sntTanss y Be charged
a. soon convenient allowed to enter W Who
dos no, Do 50 m on b, SS 5 5 q M ~
either BY letter Or Otherwise.
s ls1 t oh ssSss rns
the United fssa Of Wss oGSrsn
June 18th, 1874 ~ miles from Hoboken Ferry.
MADISON HOUSE, SOUTH BROOKLYN, l.. /.
SITUATE No. IL AII..sr,e ST. OPPOSITE LoSo ISLAND
='f l rsss al hs.s.s
SI Gs o.s sssss %
receive the sitting and dressing
L'''' entrance second door z north
.,,u, CAST OFF CLoTHING.
he g obtain fro"
e ss sBs iii
and at 470 Hudson st.
Clothing cleaned and repaired
-A line through the Post Office. otherwise will receive
prompt attention. au3l lm~rc
GENIN'S IMPROVED MOLESKIN HAT,
FA l. l. STYLE.
Price $3.50.
a NOW READY, al GENlN'S welknown Establish
~ ment highly Improved and yeyy beautiful MoLEsKIN
HT ,de in close imitation Of the french Hats, from the
celebrated manufacturers Of Paris Having hand
soment Of the imported article made By Mugnie gentlemen
VIII be enabled by actaai comparison judge for themselves of
the almost complete identity Of the articles Many under
these circumstances have preferred those
subscriber not merely for their greater chedyness but
ssssng il eminent degree those qualities ior which the
French Hats justly admired, viz -soiidy Of brim,
which adds much general durability and which alone the
shape and contour the Hat is peseredsneor grace and
bedmfy-high lnstre and neatness OF trimming.
The subscriber only from his knowledge Of the article
also from the great Of those who have purchased
confidently recommend them the gentlemen Of New York
being thing Of the kind heretofore
ed in this country He therefore socts call and examination
of their merits j. N. GENIN,
- 2A Broadway, opposite St Paul's.
The usual full and choice assortment Of Beaver Nutra and
Cashmere Hats. Also, full Of Mems Youths
and Infants Caps. s. lm~rc
TOQTH-ACHE CURED IN ONE
hv he ssoffba