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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
EXTRAORDINARILY TRIUMPH IN III e
HEALICG ART

EDUCATIONAL HABIT, prejudiccs early imbibed pscu.
u mary interest," professional prde-ul cJnspre render
medical men the standing enemies Of what they stisa,ze
pnen medicines And transcendant must be that Balam
whose healing virtues have eytoed many
from physicians eminent IN their profession.
We few from whose opinions would not suffer By
comparison with any ot the faculty.
Dr. VIM. Y. BaRks, Scnia o. has entirely cured many Of
the serious md obstinate cases olups disease by WIS
tars Bnam OF Wild Cherry, utter they had buted n ori-
mary remelHs- never sold medicine" the Doctor,
IN which had that ctre cSnfderes that have IN this
Chas Streater, Md Nikcsbae, Pa. ceres that tire Bal.
sam had cured mnny that placeespeciuly VIM. Wnt;
Esq Attorney A. Law, OF general debility and cough of long
standing.
l have used Wistsrs Basam of Wild Cherry in cases of
confirmed cough. The side and splitting OF blood
tended with ote difficulties. find he the most eca.
remedy have yet Hsed and feel heancy re-
commencing II tu the public,
GEO. JACkINS, MD. Cambridge. Nd
Dr. s. iman, osBoundhrook, ~ j. also coAceies WSar's
Balsam OF Wild Cherry 10 be the best medicine known for
consumption IN every stage
In fact the proof Of the extraordinary efficacy Of this med.
cine conclusive aud overwhelming that folly for any
10 deny that when all ether remedies, prescriptions and
modes Of treatment utterly fail.
lS Beware Of spurious mixtures imitation o! the GeGu-
inc Wstaris Hasam of Wild Cherry.
ISAAC BUTTS, y Ann-si. Sole Agent for Nsw.Ycrk
f. Brown. Phlnd. TeAter. Albany ~ 6ns
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WIS rAR,s BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

WIS FAIRS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
FEW days ngo Indy culled at the office in fine health.
~ aud looking robust though she knew what
sickness was. TO surprise she stated that until recently
she had been sick for three and four years with what
was supposed TO be Cousumponthat she had n yioent
cough nghtswents with alternate ch and fever md every
usual symptom of confirmed Consumption. The result wns
tina, became emacq,cd us TO present more the appear
ance of skeleton than living being Provdentally she.
this ne heard Of the wonderful performed by Dr. Wis
tars BaLam oil iFid Cherry and commenced using herself
The effect was that she began better al BY de-
gree the cough left her. the chs ana fever disappeared and
in two mouths she agun found herself in perfect health
Comment such remarkable cures Is unnecessary. No
other medicine produced such happy effects Sold only
Mt No = An.street, New. York; f. Brown Philudelpha;
Dexter. Alblny, NO I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

Ok THE NrsAcuLous AND INTERNAL EvIprSoEs TUE
CHRrs1IAS REVELATION: By THoNAs CHALMERS, DID.
2vok. New-York Robert Carter, IS Canai-stveet
This has long been Standard work smoog oriho-
to1 Christians and needs rot word cfcommenda-
ton. DR.. CHALMERS is universally acknowledged,
on both sides Of the Atlantic, be Of the abest
Divnes in the Church Of Scotland, ii not in the
world, and one OF The most orcible writers who has
ever attempted formal Defence OF Divine ReTea-
ton. The present edition Of his work has been got
up in a style at orce cheap and substantial.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

CO Look cur. Look cns. faihers and mo,heTs.
when you 20 nt to buy Castor Oil Candy be to ask for
ads the only original. 1t i; yd's Castor Oil Candy that
has taste OF the oil but all tho ettscts Of t. Wd'
c;unI i is Wd's Castor O Cany that sold Mt l2 cts
package. with full directions, Mt 5 Broadway near Grand
Spring and Hudson a. b. & D. Snnds all three stores
Dr. Bauell 210 Chatham: Handy, 3 Hsh It. Brookyu also
Mrs Hays IN Brooklyn Be and ask Tor WiId's. D2
CT Or. Pninney'a Family Plus constantly
for se by a. T. e. d. SANDS 9 Fulton street. H3 Broad
yi md - E,sfI .;vnv iaS sn,r ,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

E5- wate- euro Estabiishment, IS Snr-
clny.st-Jcs Shew M D. Practitioner. Those who can
not &c; relief 81 drugs. invited TO try Natures bes, ed
cine The loca,on airy peo,ant and the convenience
ample for the M ,reatsn; By Water The advied gra
,rlou,Iv c.3ms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

NJ0TiCE hereby --en that Eac:a,a OF Directors Of The
IN Howard .nsunnca Company viii be het ai Tho osce Of
;ae tr1raay No ~ Wall street MONDAY, Dece1bs "a,
i.s oo1,meuc.ng at u O'Clock H. and closing ri odcck Z,
ii. ln6 tlQ LEWIS PHll4LiPS, Ssc'e~iy,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

NIOTICE-The partnership heretofore existing between the
subscribes the city OF New York, under tie Of
HANSON. WILCOX. & co. s this day dissolved by mr
ua consent: The Plumbing business will be carried by
THOMAS HANSON s. WILLIAM WILCOX, ut the
place SS Broadway al debts contruc ed by the above
firm will e ps by tbem and all moneys due Is tie Sai
cerr will tc receiyei by them. THOMAS HANSON.
New.York, Nov. y, ISt4. WILLIAM WILCOX.
r2S lmeod- WILLIAM HANSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

This is thorough treatise subject OF great
practical importance ard which has received by far
too little attention in this country. Young men who
aspire TO become good writers and speakers will hnd
in it much valuable instruction Of an elementary
and practical character, while those who have al
ready entered upon the active duties OF life may de-
rive great advantages from studying it.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

CO The Mutual Life EnrWraace Com2aa,
or Ssyv-YorE.-This Institution hrs issued. during the
nnnih of Octnhct Ely Eight policies. VIZ;
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treuil, 60 niii-s ro Calsis; theT told US we tTav-
eled en posle but an cid not gel on IN
than four miles an hour. ! was highly diverted
with looking #hit curious f. ure the posiiisns IN
their j.ck boots and their ra:s of horses MADE To-
g.iher Their chsises haze no springs. and the
roads gensrsly paved like London streets; there
fore. you wiil naturally suppose we ~rre pretty
well shook together by the time We had Travelled
two posts and bali. which is Is miles, to War
quise. Here we [w.rel shown into en- inn-thsy
called it-I should have called II plgstye. we
were shown into room with twc straw beds, and
With great difficulty they mustered up clean sase's'
and gave Us two pigeons for supper, nrou 4 dirty
cloth. and woo5ea.hand'ed knives. o 'rhst a tran
siticn from happy Easland!" rhe concluding
Italics are Nelson's owl Lord Nelson's Letters.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

A MEXICAN ELASTIC S!iSPESDERs AND WEE
aBING-The surprising perfection r,tanei By tns aie
move merits OF the subscribe, copoundins nda Rubtei
.rd ciaptns the rIaciactuse o: Elastic Webbing 81
the aid OF he machinery wer7n5 bin saying that The
Scspenders aow offered 70: sale By hi 7 best made
Araors II. advantages ne claims in s mode nf uianu1e
,ure over ,hat al r Goodyear freedom from TIE ,gph.rorI
s-el so r,epaene !rpn G.s Tia peculiar and e1clrsve
property Of esanny their enScty. ami the sea, ncrease %
ctGner without additional brlk weight. Z common
Eco7,rlau among taose heye rs.i Mr. G.'s srs2eEdsr
toas tsey .se .=ir eatieity ATE. being shcrt tine
Ii entirely sbvicea By Da7s spfucsz. sat deeEs .cs
rht irTltedts sza1ans tss soots 9! No e
Mldei ale IN ezscreri. erb.Ecf1x Q the ,efpZ nat.
tsfps aIwey1 ca hand and for % ehy 4 + DAY;
90 49, =, ancsaror to Tho Rozbury ind.a Rubber Co.
.,ssf, : AaIfen iart-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

MORRIS ROBINSON. President.
SAMUEL HANs.Y, Secret,ITy.
MtyTuaS Fcsr. Physician. nj IN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

aFaS!AINhrE. NJ r. w IL boafalns moes 1ss ~, s. S,
sion House Hotel Eo. 9 Cae O5ya5ia o Gale Aef
cadees which has been extensively epaiisd and p'oye
Prices arranged conformity 10 the occupied and tirls
remaining. For cstd &c. apiy ~ Mason 1ut,le lS Mas
seet who willie happy :" furnish every nlonanon &c
travellers bounito Hayaia.
N B-fsssnses requested to ubtsn passports Shicl
viii be facilitated 5y the cesk the house. who will board al
vessels Immediately on their al. is 2awu
collar LAalPS.-ang,ng oars. Bracket Sslars, Do,ic
- Lamps. Side Lamps, and Pal Vests Lamps for burning
Camphene Patent Land Lamps, Hall Lamps, Lanterns,
Grrnoes Wcks Shades and Lamps Glasses of all kinds
n ns piTE. BROTHER s. Co.lNo, u Jsan-st.
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BOARDING.

p OOMS WANTEC-A Frocs and Back Room aeeoad
1tory wanted, with Bseskfass-NtiSfe nsar Brad
way above Bcone street. Address Dor los Upper P., Of.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

GOOD BOARD ssd rery pleasant rooc,, fsr single Genss
" or Gentlemen and their Wives, nt No. u EeseyS II
Trausient boarlers accommodated. ,ns lws
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

NEW FIGURED CHAMELEON SII.KS.-Just received
~ giW u. GREGORY L Co. lis Spring street. :ase
extra heavy fge,sd Chameleon Silks ch cocrs direct
from auction and selling a. Is pei yard ch Pads for 70 I'd
psr yu7d heavy wide ;rs de Rhine for Long Shawb very
de,irnble and very cheap. at rs Spuns street. ol
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

4 SMALL FAMILY residing in Brooklyn having more
~ ioom Than they eu'e would axe Two young sen,sren
modrruic and references exchanged Apply al % Wa,hng
ton S:,ct BROOKLYN. MS lw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
WILLIAM STEELE'S
PATENT
FEAT THEIR sRUSa Il ES,
GIANUFACTURED By
STEEL g. CO.
sos frARL-sr. n. I.
Rpean,cr Feather Fly Brushes maha'o order "'sao,''
PaTENr ELASTIC SHoULDER-BRACE.

PATENT ELASTIC SHOULDER-BRACE.
1uS ARTICLE Is intended 70 bsree the ksocter ard eI
osnd tie cces s5d will he found indispensable 10 sit pei
knes. confnes1 ssrd7 Parents end rnliians e;e
nsrtieulcry reQus3isi % examine tbs aric'e y highly
re- n children Of ether hey CHI be worn WI perec:
ssse offering 10 impairment TO the free u,s OF the while
sbey strengthen the back ard soulde end improve ard
The public are cautioned against nurabe, Of unwcdhy
i;,,nns of the Elastic Brece which offered different
nnes Throughout. the ccuEJ aoEe genuine excepting
thns stamped with the and place of bcss OF ,he sub
,r-bcr5 PARSGL.J AGATE.
Snnaacurer, of Bets, Rraec Stocks. 6sadyjlade Lnss
SuIoerte, &c. Ge and CealeI IN 6enllenens PUNISH
ins ARTICLES, Ut Broad way. corcer OF PsIs Piare
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

BOARDING, NEAR BROADIvAY-A large and srasa
room, suitable f.: gentleman acd bis wife, o.
tive single seaiemeG Inquire si Reades,fsc; Rsfsrenes
required. sl 3w'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

THy Philosophy OF RHETORIC. syGEoRGr CAMPBELL,
D. b. Principal OF the SIa-lschal School Aberdeen. 4
New Edition. with the Authors last Additions and Cor
rections. New.Yurs: HARPER i BROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

NEW FALL GOODS CHEaP!.
- w. D. GREGORY co, No. l,5 Spring street, wish
10 accant their friends ard the public with their deter
rsination 10 scl CHEAP all their Stock Of Fall and Winter
on or CASH and which they resolved to sell ut The latest
reductions IN pnces.
n!i W. d. GREGORY * co. l15 Spring ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

RRoWNELL's FAMILY PRAYER BOOK. Blake, ed
d ton for SO; Blake Biographical Dictionary, S2 do.
Conplete Works OF sam Johnson IS; do Boswsls Life Of
DO SO DO Robinson Crusoe lapo eted IS cen'' Meadows
Dts nSs d. r. BLANCHARD, IS Nassau-,i.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26
LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
10. TAYLOR & co.

Wholesale DtaIern, SO Cedar street.
n ESPECTFULIY announce merchants that they will
II labor nssiduousy 10 make their the Depot OF al
the new aad desubs styles OF LADIES' De Goods, and viii
cheeruy show them and their prices 10 all hat may ascr
ham, ,rifh call My
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

rNEETE.-I. SMITH DODGE. a Bond ares,, offers b.
friends apd the public entire new method Of Astsntng
artificial cc,h OF his invention. secured By stat
patent, and used BY himsa oqly IN this city.
From Hon. sas Wngh U. g. Senaior from the Stale OF
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-26

References IN Nsr York ~. W. Edmond, ESQ. Messrs.
Foot & Dawes, w s. = Woodruff & Co. SuydaIn. Sage
Co. Thone. huff & Thomas. S,ruhen. Moreheusl Go.
ComstoCk 4 Conger pS Sms
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A1vn 1ul

THE SUBSCRIBER hereby informs his friends and the
public. that he Intends baking Passover Breed
for the ensuing holidays, Monday the 2sth instant He
would feel extremely Obliged BY send ing in their orders
possible
Notwithstanding th,t he has with the congrega
anshi ChesTd Shsr Shomdi and Beth Israel he still
shall 'ee harp SUPPLY psnon. even to o,ner coo
congregation already their orders the
feels confident that his nobe and ndspnden will
followed by Others who should be similarly situated reg
70 their regaen who act they please %hou
being under any restraint NJ. 3. COHEN.
TERMs-51Yn ola superior quality, SIX to the pound
at six cents; meal slsht cents per pound.
s. Orders for all kinds of Cakes for the approaching
holidays at his Bakery ~ Dey street, 60 Duane
fro lmsrc
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

ID co VaseIy FemSved from hs eSIner p
liberia Wholesale and retail the following ticles
received by recent arrivals
Berlin best Zephyr Wo-stedhe complete
this country. -
Canvass for Embroidery OF cotton silk aud worstsd. all
widths
Berlin Embroidery the choicest and
c,p,ion; Emboidsres, finished and commenced velvet
sian style
T.sses Hair Dresses of god silver silk and tinseed
Bncslsts Combs Hair Pins, and large variety Of other
beaut full Paris Fancy Articles.
Purse OnamenStes gilt and silver Beads; Bnses Purse
Twist plain and shaded stichs and spoos Embroidery
and flower Chenille. OF silk aud meal and silk
Also FTnges Gmps and Cord and Tassa imported and OF
their manua :ture of gold silver, silk &c all coors
and widths
Branch Store at 500 Broadway formerly 4T Broadway
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FROM LONDON,
TO THE LADln

MRS. MITCHELL, late Of London bess respectfully to
h tohose ladies requiring tho aid eta Midwife
that abe cempleted for
tsnee New York Mr., M has received thoroush medical
N HSspit TO which Institution she attached Midwife
Tor several and SUCCESSFULLY engaged and
principal in nj Thousand Of childbirth Mira M. is
favored 18th high tstimoniss and certificates Of qualification
rom the est eminent Of the London medical faculty. and
Which are Of all ting OPP foF Inspection. Rsdencs Madi
con strest, ons door rom Fealls dis ymsg
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mAGNIN's
LUCINA CORDIAL,
on ETTYTD nE TnTE

OK, ELIXIR or LOVE.
TOR the speedy and certain of female irregularities i'm
constitutional debility whether The Of imprudence i'll
produced by this wor derfu medical discover
America Numerous testimonials have been received from
t sse ~
had their health their own folly or
See ud s
Sss:
Of ESysone days. H.. vu 81 N. v,,L ..,..
case which by the us Of two bottle. Of Lucina Cordial
couple after four yea Of bitter dappS %enl wee en- eed
0''e over the realization Of the 0nds' hopes
gentleman who had afflicted with disease Sie,hrs
for eey.n Years Ia few days he returned and said he had de-
H M
we are At Liberty tn. anver. s :,sfssoa Which
TN: Elixir IA, given not single complaint Say
smith Fow. i,s wilmington Ss" .;1ss Boston
GAYLER's UNION sALAMANDER SAFES
sas f;:.iF':s
Ny SSh s Gy 81 that h.a a. s.y Ss
his Union Salamanca Book Safes beyond all doub
proof against the action Of fire free from dampne and
be exposed in the burnng of store They con
combine perfect Iron Safes united with
in the othe such mapner that the Safe be
frcted by heat which the be exposed
conducting substances and has and door eacf
and Safes Of all descriptions Of his for sale al
prices from $25 by his this city, viz IS Ely, y
Fulton street. Gold street, A. R. Moen 222 Pearl oppo
Patt street; Brett Backus SO Maiden ane and by thu
near Gold
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MORRIS. WILLIE & Co,
| No Ann street, Now York
Letter, from Under the Bridge were written in
sr sessa wears residence and travel abroad made there
Mo al a. IF w:,. ~sn g the II s.
he should there the remainder of his days Inevitable
pleasure, 70 him row liz. lat,s Iat dream a; BctuI
hough's during brief Of The e. kind Of life ,op,
book interesting himself aud those who love hm Al
h 9e charm AR Of sa"t s% ID +. ;
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2SG Bse Bdport sen. Irvine comprising fall as.ortmen
to sS ss'YsS n Se p Tsssn Sam S
ed N superior aner, aud equal any the market
2s Bale. a!b sail Trias. very .ap,Iior article.
e s;s;' zen; fsst T. ,''''
g: rs. Ls si1 ''
sGsg, Picfisd Hams and Shoulders handsomely Gu. an
50 Barrel, Meas Beef
gao Bales New Orleans Cotton ma src
WILLIAM PETTET,
ORA PER AND TAILOR,
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RK, SUNDAY MORNING. MARCH 8, 1874
TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE.

TO AMATEURS ON THE FLUTE.
Mr. RARTON. lpupil Of the late G Nieho.onl respect
.tuctsn the Flute Mr. Barton PROCESSES teach
ding TO the method pursued by the celebrated Cha
For and particulars application be made Signor
Godons Music Store Broadway and MIR stodart Pan ofoe
mandatory ii7 msrc
ITALIAN SINGING, PIANO FORTE AND
FRENCH.
MR. ULLMANN, Pupil of Charles Czemy, continues to
M teach singing and the tiano Forte this city and Brook
yn moderate terms First references given to many
shed families whose be learned april
cation his residence lin street Opposite the Arsenal
edition Of which in the Of publication TEACHES like
wise the French and Italian Languages which he during
his Music Lessons wished Schools and Colleges attended,
r. lmsjgb
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GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,

Principal Store i2i Chatham street. Nev Yorh.
Branch Store, 3le Blocker ST, N. Y
Agency al ll6 FULTON street, Brooklyn
.also Of Main and Pan Hotsn st, Paterson, NJ
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND COUN-
TRY families and purchasers their several establish
nens where they think will BE- found by IA, the best
lection and unsdutsraed Tens the United States.
The popularity and Of their house. with refs
ence 10 high quses low prices and upright dealing
well understood 70 render further comment necessary
Original and only warehouse for the sale Of Howqua Black
Tea he particular remember the
Of the principal store N Chatham streevix Ia between
Pearl and Roosevelt streets.
The public will also pleased take notice. that the Can;
ton Tea Company have nothing to do with other
whatever except those described at the top Of this advertise
iN lm'rc
MRS CARROLLS Old Established Medicated Vapor
Iv Baths as Csurand street. has been for upwards Of 10
with much 10 sudden colds coughs Iheu
chronic dses,es liver dyspspss ssassnd isysr
scarlet sver &c. sulphur yapor Bath. can be had e Al
tines by giving an hours notrs addition % sne apovs.
Bath may require u idea falsely entertained
By many that there danger taking cold hfsr the Of
vspoI Bath rne however contrary u properly sd.
mnis n hundreds ON citizeae can testify Olso from
i Bath, .. ns %ornIng al! o'clock r. night Portable
"'N 90 swrrc
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AURORA BoREALIs-There was a beautiful dis
NAV OF tbs aurora last evening Broad white ribbons eN-
tended from the north west quite up to the zenith ire
quently changing their number and poston.-Pha Gar
March
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Ono RIvER.-At wheeling on the 9th ult. the
Ohio River had seven yd hafeel Of water in the chan
MEL and was rising
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HIDES, FAT AND CALF SKINS.
rVHF HIGHEST PRICES given for Hides. Fat and Calf
skns cash money, delivery, at the Hide aud
Fat House Of the subscriber where will be made for
CAkns by the the highest price given hy the pound
JOHN HUM,
fIs 2msrc 22s Elizabeth Prince and Houston.
n ERNiAN FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.-This medi.
" the result of the great professional skill aud expe
rsuce OF the celebrated Dr. Vandenbuh German Physician
and they guaranteed to in all where the operations
Of mpeded, languidy performed. Sold by Mrs
BIRD Female Physician, 10 Oliver street. near Chatham
square, where she consulted with the scest confidence
10 Of female rreguarty suppression Of stoppage
Adves Gsts all those Who the pills. Price 81 box
i26 9meNc
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GO EASY, FORGET THEY ARE ON.-DAY'S First
Premium sheet r. Over shoes. with his new Elastic sos,
perfectly adapted the Boot and Pants that the
apt To forget that he has at all SO pnbe
other oveshoe they that whoever them will
cea y give them preference They will completely do
with the double or water proof Boot which keep
the water.
Warehouse Is Maiden lane, near Broadway. Those who
want Days Over shoe should remember No. IS
LIFE PREsERvEtS AND JACKETs.-The best arti.
Gle in the United States Orders for the Souh
and West aud North the possbr style
the manufacturer. HORACE II. DAY, Is Maiden lane
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-03
WILLIAM T. JENNINGS " co.
DRAPERS AND IAILORS,

American HOTEL. OPPOSITE THE FOUNTAIN
SOLICIT attention to an invoice Of NEW GOODS re-
Of Cloths Cassimeres v.riegs new styles 'pen'
with large assortment of rich Silk and SAITH Scars Cavas
Handkerchief Gloves, suspenders, Dressing robes, &C.
We would suggest to patrons that from this additional
facility shall be able supply them at early date with
the novelties of the London and Paris markets. aud
when elected liberal patronage since the adoption q
the ready money system by which bed furnish
garments from Is to IS cent less than formerly
feature the which mus. commend to those
requiring articles for immediate the addition to
stock OF assortment Of frat quality READY MADE GAR
MENTS including Surtou Clodks Dress and Frock Coats
PautalOons and Vests &c. ja28 lmsec