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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-26

1>REMENDOUs PUBLIC GATHERING IN BROOK
r., r. ;;lsa
PasS Of
s s ef% from
Inc ss The able and i'm
sns nsa and powerful Political strength
with which 1ssevsd
;S s s, opS q, Which to their
:o dos Office. q the and sas
token and
mGa,o1 to accomplish The avowed object. the gahtE
to every every declaration eel and expression.
srats-stern, uufnchng unwaverng hard.workins, we'll
&. n and ."5 did fail e admins.
isssedy bsongng TO the same have the
Offices 'assas, sppointmeats and Distinctions kings
thse ud.e chsc a. ons q Ss
magistrates of city Of Brooklyn much
WIN wiling Is. q any ' q her 81
nS he
: :s O. Ss r people !: manifested il preamble
cd at this meedng-l REroRTER.
city Of SroEa n Convened Ms
: :Irfs . 3iis':jss a.sSs at John
tn. % Upon ns v & called
:ns .aSses os s. q lie
s-sb "S'f ;p's sns So xss
The "a: Sils meeting being read tn. follow
6Ss. s % F.1 q
esass a aaen . Van .h, huF nnH ,s M
Bssy sh Ward. Michael Hughes and s,h Ward, Cum
being loudly called upon to address. III. p.o
n snd %d n cheers from
speech Of an hours length The commute resolutions h.
with ss .s following which
whsr., The right and duty of,hs people. at all times.
public wfenyer those act. shall involve The we'll.
s:; ss; is:r:ss
% ss .i as.sss ;S.'
Ssn@sss s.y G Sy vote s''o Of i,::
s.s 's; -ss: Ss ss
: iy sas e s
hs s;cs &c q hi. duty a upright who's.
20 e';ssa have him
and % w.. ssi sSu s|
me and dissr.s with on lie subj Ct
mend 70 III. Exceency Governor Virgin ard III Ho oab
ssnD sG Of weS sE
KS GSr s. d he IN, Of is
MssRsa,s upd Es :,es 4 nex ORGANIZATION
an: s. BY the
70 s whs ard the Of s. talent
rights
., Rs ss Thu tn. the Senators for h. dis
60 to exert their inurure TO effect the appointment Of Judge
~: ss ss e. %.y b
S$ f. y s:s s'ssa
4. y
tons which have been circulated among people and
by them here night he also Governor Wright
tSigned) THOMAS g. TALMAGE. Chairman.
JOHN FARNAN. LIST Vice President.
=, o, JAMES COLLINS, ID Vice President
George L BIRCH }Secretaries
MoRTHv RIoRpoN
His Honor the being called for addressed the
ing 70 hsusua happy sye dwe upon then right OF the
people TO supervise the Of their sgenshe doubtful poll.
luther th.nso endorse the democracy Of appc
% tne upon the importance Of unon har
ny and feeling 10 asserting their rights and
to ~ the msstng and the Mayor SAT down with
ION the people who evincsd the greatest good feeling
sa chesunsss IN all their proceedings very petit
here exhibited on an Immense roll fvor Of The appoint
meeting aSj?urned; the aforesaid emoa being first
done amid reiterated for the and the
npfFa IIsA ps.kf Af ek~
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CONSUMPTION CURED

La, Woodnapths, Iceland Moss. Wild Cherry, &c, for
Lung Heart Throat diseases. Dyspepsia e Til, ceebr.-
Ninth Avenue the latter place experienced phys
attendance gratuous advice from 10 AM
iaIT1 M
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CARD OF ADVERTISEMENT.
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
CHE5NUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA,


Mexsrs wELCH NAM AND DELAvAN;
Will shortly terminate this the most posperous season ever
experience IN Amercn, order 10 I'LL their engagements
Baltimore aud Washington Among the numerous aties en-
geed in their large hmsnt may be found the following
names Of some u the fst riders:
MkS LOUISA HOWARD, principal act Equestrian. and
artistic characters deIneatlons oil mco-ornmar
ticpersonato on her celebrated courser.
Horsss in Aamandes Francane, and
ments Of equiiation
Eight Female Equsstrians who appear grand cavseades
kope Dancer and Equestrian Performer Mss
S,j,sp;! Male Eqgsss.isp:, Msars LEVI NORTH T.v
First equestrian Pantomimist, J. C.. ROGERS:
6asAEssd hidne after the Italian invention ~ Sio
The RIVERS FAMILY-remarkabe for their high talent
in the gymnastic and Acrobatic arts
D.:s.o r.. I'D s.s i,s .,d five
rer.oni6e, Of Local CharaessIs, Nh = WOODS.
EEquiIibri,s,, and Ss RcstuSsI Mr. e RHNsAR.
E GiSwST; :. MEs MI K N NiGH 81
wEAVER -
Stage Manager, Mr. FREER.
succession Of first rate equestrian periornsn
magnificent Pantommes and Specaces OF high equestrian c.
Leader Of the orehs..,. N, MEYER.
Scene Painter MIR. JOHN WISER. :,
sumptuous Wardrobe OF all the nations The world
COMPLETED the first style Of esceence he suits o.
LET1INGER, q HiLSEY s Co.
full and talented company Of high dramatic excellence
most superb stud high bred Hoses trained for the are
and for warke and effects on the stase-t
tended By twelve Eooms, and by fourteen rough nders
The Doors of the Circus and Theatre always opened
hafpsst g. and the performances invariably commence a.
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
FOURTH SEASON-THIRD CONCERT
THE PUBLIC and the Subserhers respectfully inform
ed that the THIRD CONCERI Of the present season
will rlace Saturday evening, March tn M the Apollo
' 70, Ms * s Ss1r' Secretary
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ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE.

a NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, being a
Liquid Dye which changes the color Of
the hair 20 beautiful brown black, without injury the
hair or skim The great superiority of this Dye in ts
eny mode Of application aud sct other
dyes requiring from twelve hon produce change
single application. II
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Sun:-ALExArpER's
IRcoBAPHE-The effect Of the above the hair ID truly
onhlng II tried yesterday in oce and the change
from gray TO black vas instantaneous.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Commissioned cur
have recenty applied their hair the valuable
Liquid Dye known Alexanders Tficobaphe-a
sired effect Immediately after applying to gray
whnke.s, imparts besutnul brown or black color.
For sale BY Huston Co. druggists, ITO Broadway Aston
House, and s6 Broadway 18th Aspmwa,
William ct; Johnson Moore Taylor si Maiden lane; j. W.
Wright Co Cedar street; and of the principal druggists
throughout the United States, or Of sole agents,
h. q. A. WRIGHT, 20 South 9Th street,
~ im+r Philadelphia
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a CAkD.
MIR w. sCHLIM. respectfully informs the ladies' and
l gentlemen, his and the public. that ne Will give
his first Inhibition Ball Wednesday evening" March
h Military Hail. 1913 Bowery Particulars 10 future adver.
tisements.
n The tickets are to be had at Capt Haywcod's -
Rrodway the ih Ward Hotel Grand and Eiiz,beh sts
Military Hall. ~ N.IFGsun re
NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS:
THIS GALLERY will hereafter be open on Monday and
Tuesday evenings for the accommodation Of those who
visit II during the day. 80
public schools by their teachers Arrangements
70 admit schools be made with The doorkeeper.
1IUk
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AUCTION SALES.

NrAHoaANy nURTIss .asons ss,Icr,oN ;, ;,
w att ,treet-JACOB PLArT, will sell this day.
II sday ash NJ II o'clock the following a les Of Cabi
net smovsd from Staten Is and OF
s,s viz Mahogany Secretary AID Book Csse Dressing
Bureau C.rd Table Dining do, Breakfast do, Sofa 6X
B-Ths above IL good order. having been used only
short time. erms cash. fa6 lt-mc
WM w SnIR.EY, Aycnoasee
GROCERIES SECOND HAND FURNITURE, &c,
~ BY H. L WILLARD. This Day, Thursday, Feb % h,
hslf past o'clock the Sales Room NO ISL Broadway
three CHI Tea Tobacco boxes SeEsrs &c
Also, ot Of second hand furntur Chairs Tables Bed
st~ads Bedding Carpets Bureaus Also various articles Of
Sofas, Chairs, &c. f26 lt'r
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
the Twelfth Ward. for sale at auction ANTHONY j.
bLEECkEh Will sell at au ton, FRIDAY 9Th FEE
AZ u O'clock at the Merchants Exchange the Railroad
Depot HOTEL corner of &th and s6th The
valuable property tie east side Of h Avenue and south
the hich street cubed and regulated situated
within blocks ofthe reservoir The Is
large story attic building with cellar kitchen under
the whole. with sheds IS The
bic for the purpose of public house, occupied
such $1,000 bond and mortgage per cent
Possession will be given May lst 1916 The
rented $50 good Title indspuable
Also the two story frame colorado HOUSE, with stable
greenhouse &c., the northwest Of 3h Avenue and
I25h with attached pleasantly located Mr.
Floyds Garden, the Main Harlem Part of the
purchase money remain on bond and mortgage.
f2i Hissrc
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n 0ENTLEMENy HATS N
- THE Sprag Style for 1875 snow ,esdy for sxami
nation, al R0BERTSONB PHQENIX HAT AND CAP
M aNUFACT0Ry. ies FULTON STREET, between William
IL again calling attention or the public this establish
mer proprietor would respectfully that success
which hiss attended his efforts since CONNIE Of his
busineas decreued his energies bur contrary
tn higher priced sstsbshmsn his former low
psicrs. viz:
Eirs, "a iiiry Nutr,a Fur ........".........$s0
SecoLu co. 40. ) 90
iantv Moieskm, 500
SECOND do &C. so
lvi
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PRUNING GRAPE VINES

PRUNING GRAPE VINES.
80 NOW is the proper time trim Grape Vines Persons
wanting their Vines done by the most
hand 10 The city will please leave their address for JAS
will be attended his dwellings corner OF
I'D street and Broadway All Kinds Of Grape Vines Orua
mental Trees and Gardening work. done the mode
rate terms FIJI e. a eodsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-26
HERALD JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
01 Naaaam Street.

VNHlS Establishment supplied with every material
sar Tor the prompt neat and economical execution Of
every description Of Book Work whether Lstin French
Italian Or Spanish works The attention Of authors
correct reading they rely receiving ample justice
10 the production Of their respective publications.
THE JOB OFFICE,
The most erfenssre in this city,
furnished with description of Type suited Show
Bills fer Theatres, Concerts Museums, Lectures, Public
Meetings or for any other pu,pose where the largest de-
Lar Letter. Bill Heads kuis Work Law Jobs, and every
above has the largest Presses in this city
where all Bulls worked coors will be beautifully
ted Apply TO E. D. c. third fourth story Herald Build
iugs, where all orders will be received. n
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GEN. SIR GEORGE COOKE. NJ. d. LII. ID.
CONSULTING
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,

% E
NO. s NORTON STREET, ALBANY, NY
DR Cooks may be eonfdentiay consulted daily at No )
Norton street, Albany NJ Office houn from A. M. until
leP NJ.
MEDICAL ADv,cr-As alvey, important to obtain the
services of and sku physician-cal the
celebrated Dr. Cooke. No sNoron street, Albany-Medic
REsID ENCE,
AT STANWIX HALL, ALBANY, N. ~
JUNCTION OF WITH BUFFALO RAILROAD.
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WANTED.

IL A Two Story Dwelling House, with basement and
m yard sitting and bed rooms situated the
central part Of the city andSuitable small family
Kent not TO exceed $500 annuuCoe
bls-adiacsa 70 BIosd-Sy and mot further than Prince
kc.: and left At the Herald Ofhce will be attended to-
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BILLIARDS TMppOI1rD

OiS FiELp reap .ctfulIy informs his friends and the
sAssFoRpsS Rooms entrance tx Ann A. "a o,n,ns Is:
b!es have been put 70 psrec! order The Tsbcs are
They will Euro ,sao and al ~ ION Insnons
ne best this country Larger balls for
rB-B,sfcds style Billiard Tables for s.,. r,s;.
ana French .as best N the city; hne Billiard Cloth
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k1& FOR LlVERPOOL-Nsw Line-Reguiar Packet
~ g, the 2S,h MARCH, The elegant fast sailing Packet
sail Is a.oss her regular day Fo; freight having
UNEQUAL ed in !lendor comfort apply
Elk C0LLINs& co. IS South st.
Packet chip 8lDDONS, E. b. Cobb master will succeed
the Roscius. ard sail 26h April, her regular day rs
I .AWKENCE, MYERS CO., . Stone street, have %
Brandies:-
Oard Dupuy Co. in half pipes pale and dark vinagesl
1870 70 1874
Ponnsmort Becker. do Do DO DO.
J. Dupuy, do do do do.
Which they offer for sale The same II uuder custom house
lick and entitled tc dehentura de- 1msp
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l59 BROADWAY.

Wt1OLECALE AND
PERFUMERY ESTABLISHMENT
THE Subscriber his thanks his friends and the
public for the very liberal g,tropags extended to him
IN the maxim should prevail either the best
nome, ne earnestly socits moments attention he fol-
lowing very Ineligible proofs that he capable of offering
the very best whether the composition BE- foreign Amer
ing been for Director OF the Laboratory Of Ian
ger Pere ct FIls for half century the first house ia this line
20 Europe 2nd Since the first exib on past OF
bis Peyfnme has, without single exception obtained
all competitors, and at the las. exhibition New York. he
". hon red with tn God McdI Def awarded
frrumery 3d His "erfsmefy has banishsd the imported
whenever y has come fairly into competition: Tins Is
phstcaiy the with his Shaving Cream Why should
no, es sS ri, Psrrmery is IL fact the foreign,
addition Of excellence which the foreign
namely freshness and advantage Of these articles OF
the greatest importance owing their pershabs
His prizes are from to 50 cent lower Ia fne the sub
him the science and SIX Of his Offers the
OF his laboratory equal the best imported and superior
them from the advantage OF recent PREPARATION much lower
prices He, therefore, aers himself that his preparations
who unreasonable prefer articles merely because
they foreign and have been subjected the influence of
sea voyage To conclude the subscriber always
hand perfect Of the best foreign perumey and
offers store opportunity Of comparing the two and Of
The subscriber most respectfully soeus call from those
who wish to purchase that which genuine he
public that nothing shall quit his establ shment without
being represented the purchaser He particularly invites
the attention Of wholesale retail dealers his very com
pete assortment which he Offers them prices from to
Z. ROUssEL,
,.,u.. Manufacturer and Importer of Toilet Soaps.
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Q FlCE OF TRANSPORTATION !
BALTIMORE K OHIO RAN koAp Co., ;

he TONNAGE operations Of this Company which have
been temporarily Suspended by the breach in the Eysvle
may dst to forward By hi. Iosts rely
nterm date point the line Of the road TIL Passsnr,r
trains now making their regular time between Cumberland
f2s iwmc HIS. wOODsIDE Superintendent,
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,S&& ,TlrAPsGOTT's GENERAL EMIGRATION
HE&\ OFFICES, IS South street, Of Maiden Lane
Ar6New York. and 96 Waterloo Road, Liverpool.
Persons wishing to for their friends from Lii
pool packets are respectfully informed by the subscribers
will sail from Liverpool positively adverised any Of
which passge can be engaged the reasonable
passage NAV be engaged this side Of the Allan dspac
ed 70 e manner as possible Ship Rochester
The 9th May The well known sailing qualities Of these
favorite packets render remarks and their
for cabin second cabin and
supass those Of other line To passage and for
further particulars apply
Wal. T. TAPSCOTT,
. Get, corner Of Maiden lane.
~. B.-W. J. I. IT, Drafts, usual. for any
amount, payabiethroughout Britain and Ireland.
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LOOK AT THIS,

A GREAT ASSORTMENT Of frst quality Bsots and
Shoes make room for large uppy Of French Goods
pow on the comprising cork sole Boots proof and
isbt FIe,eh fine calf Shcs. Psm. and Dancing 0se,
srs sIss. s.in white ND Clogs Moess,ic.; 4. hind: q
- ~ CAHIfT
f26 1msmc
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A CARD
EIRgT hate TROlIT EIauINQ

FIRST RATE TROUT FISHING
SPLENDID and sumptuou,ly furnished residesee with
a Inc ocean air and ample salg bath
iae Sc eviab!y afford abundance comfort and graft
TO all who des TO pas: luxury and ease few
the Uned -tste, for snch the HOUSE,
suh Oyster Bay, which will be opened the lst proxno
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DISSOLUTION
THE COPARTNERsHIP beresofor. existing between
r. snrs e. and George W NeG THIS Day dis,olyed
aud al pesoas cautioned from paying any neys said
coPsnn Van ,sI'p 70 sny Pc son else. FRANCIS BALL
VIEW OH fsb Is ltvrrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-26
ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE.

STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE.
- A HANDSOME cot NTRY SEAT with few
:: II ground Barns kc &c he'd on the north
shore Of Ntsteu lssnd ontog the rivev and within
three minutes walk Of Cssteon Steamb Landing mile
from Port hichaond mile aud ahsIffom New brighton
The property hes front the wAter Il 400 feef
10 further pstcu enquir- Of Mr. Jhn OBen, No 50
W u street., or on the premises OF MTs. Jane Burger.
EAST NEWARK
ssM THE WHOLE OF THIS VALU aBLE PROPER.
18 rY consisting of about hundred and fifty Of
~ANland with about mile Of front the Passic River
the river for sale very advan agsous or will be
Id parcels suit Persons proposing estab
h Of kind the city OF New York will
between il and city cannot be equs.
led and first applicants liberal sdv pge. will b. gwen
- ApxSGyss o-A FURNIsfiEbD HOUSE 3 HENT. No
- subscriber, GEOaL rEipE,
HOUSE WANTED,
: half storiesstustsd bctw th and avenues and
~ mot higher than l2th street. house, and
Broadway would be preferred Warm and cold baths nds-
peusahle. Address 3. J. SYLVESTER,
RS N.rc Al Wall ST.
FRANKLIN HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA.
THE underxignsd, about retiring from the business
E off for sale his in this and well
HOTEL preferred by the purchaser the whole es a,
bshmeat be had moderate Its ocatonit cha
rscter-s comfors-wh its WI IL custom
wohy the attention Of those disposed embark
the business Apply to J. M SANDERSON.
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BROWN. STONE SEAL kNGRAvER, 40 Broad
sy OPPOSITE the Park osts OF Arms, Cress Cyphen,
sc engyed On stone Brass Lades scala Pencil Cases
sss e ess sss snsved with Arms Cre.s
vice. DMos Amethyss Cr stalls, Topaxes, bought in the
rough o. sut 70 any form Of Arms found aud painted 10
snv rcm two dollars and upwards and forwarded to any
with upwards Of % ssmes oAs " ~ ~ rsp
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MUSIC. 80.
MIR GEORGE A. HOYT would respectfully inform bis
lVl Friends and the Public, that he prepared to sye In
suetiou the PIANO FORTE, al his residence - Lnf!s
made known application. IIS lm-nc
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MILITARY NOTICE.

MILITARY NOTICE.
THE Annual Argus" military, Civic and Fancy Dress
Bali will take place on FRIDAY, the 9th q February,
at the Apollo Rooms, le Broadway Tickets Two Dollars
EACH may obtained the OF the Commisary Gene
rsi Arsenal Yardi at Mercer House corner Mercer and
Brome and Military Hall Bowey opposite sprng 81; or
At the Office Of the Military Arsus,"s Ann street.
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MH. OLDFIELD,
PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, PIANIST, &C.,
No. AIS william street
WILL bs h,ppv 10 play at and Cotlon Parties
get up Muesl Esertanrsnt: and give i1.srse tqes On
that he viii sell cheap for cash. Can be No. - Broad
wav j3olmsrc
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BALL DRESSES FIFTY PER CENT UNDER
THE COST OF IMPORTATION

DETER NOBEKTS RESPECTFULLY annOunces 20 the ladies,
that having purchased largely suction enabled to
offer nagn6een. seeeton p Ball and Evenns presse. AZ
quantity OF Embroidered Cellars Chemsettes &C. slightly
soiled which selling less than ehird the oginal
red equally low prices md Inspection il 6lieved
will be found cheaper than any in the city.
NO T3 BROADWAY. Juxr~
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TO THE LADIES-TO THE LADIES'.
AIDES having any supehuous of Clothing dis
~ pose Of either Ladies 0enemen) obtain fair
cash price for the by sending for the subscriber
residence, No So Duane street. basement
Mrs. M ~0HEN.
N.B-Genemen's Clothing and Furnitn,s ais. ghs By
All letters through the Post Once will be attended to.
jal5 Imsmc
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THOMAS BATE SURVIVING partner Of the frm OF Thomas
James Bate, Needle, Fish Hook and Fishing Tackle
Reddtch England and 10 Maiden lane New
York has th: day assoeied with him cogarner THOS
under the firm Of THOMAS 9 THOMAS II. BATE
THOMAS BATE.
THOMAS HENRY BATE
~ York, Jan. 5. Isls IImsm
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ALBANIA,
$50 Brood,cay, near Prince.
THE undersigned has leased, for limited PERIOD the
above blshme for the purpose OF ahordirg ANA
eu opportunity enjoying the intellectual amusement OF
Dramatic be strictly private Ihs hea
who will be ready ali impa instruction. The sa,
adapted for sound than other in the city and
VIII be for Lectures, Conees Balls &c. the on nights
10 w. DINNEfORD,
f23 Iwi,sm o the premises
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TO TRUNK MAKERS.
TRUNK BOARDS-lo,co0 lbs Trunk Boards of superior
quality and numbers just receiv ed and for sale by
PERSSE BROOKS,
fl2 lmY e and 81 Mann
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21
How to get AEALTH!!!

Thousands of persons continue to care them
selves Of Colds, Coughs, Headaches, Rheumatic
Affections Small pox Measles. Costiveness, lnflo-
cnza, and the host Of those indications Of the body
Of the blood being out of order simply by perse.
veringly using Brandreths Vegetable Uniresal
Pills, so long as any symptoms of arrangement
in any organ remain Often, by adopting this
course, which experience has proved according to
Nature, 1t being merely assisting her, have many
in few Days been restored to Health, who, but
for Brandreth's Pills had been sick for months
The value of this medicine is beyond price!!
DR.. Brandreth's Vegetable Universal Pills are in.
deed universally approved medicine, which by its
peculiar action, cleanses the blood of all impuri
ties, removes every PAIN and Weakness, and
finally restores the Consultation to perfect Health
and Egor. .-.-
nrrSoid by Joel P. Johnston, Roanoke; 7. L.
Waits, Smithland; r. P. Hanenkamp. Glasgow;
Dr. VIM. R. Snelson. Fsyette and l.. P. Marshall.
Rocheport. 1rl SCI. ..75.1. l...5 -..a.-
November Goth, 1S45 . 3S-1y
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-11-21
Hats and Caps.

ENHE subscriber would inform the public that he
Il continues the Manufacture of Hats and Caps,
at his old stand, No 80 Main street, between
Chestnut ard Pine, where he is always supplied
with full stock of the various kinds of goods
in use, in his line. All the latest improvements
in the trade have been adopted by him. and neither
pains nor expense will be spared to make his hats
equal IN durability and beauty, to any manufactured
either east or west of the mountains. '
By an arrangement which he has made, at much
expense. he will produce the New York Spring and
Fall fashions simultaneous with their production
in that city, thus enabling the fashionable custom
to supply themselves month earlier than hereto.
fore.
Doing exclusively cash business, the good GUS
toner is no! taxed with the delinquency of the bad;
and selling for ONE PRICE only, the customer is
saved much time and trouble.
Orders for single hats or caps. specifying the
of the head, promptly attended to.
Each and every hat is guaranteed be all that is
in selling. and the subscriber will be
for any deficiency either in the color or
wear. JOHN MCNEIL,
No. 80 Main St., st. Louis, Mo.
May 9th, 1916.