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in attending upon me- tie said it vas for performing an
operation upon SAID that he paid il par, in money
dress and piece OF linsn-s white embroidered mus
lin dress-ha hsd previously sen, her smother Carroll
ia not very ;a rather sender dark eyes hair and wis
kers have since Carroll mere On The steps and a,
my house in NeOioFS Wien Mason sent me to Mrs Cos
telos he said that Rs the only mean. of saving him
and myself Mason asked melt was in the family yrsv
and il knew where Madame Costello lived He said
that she e me some pills which h.
said he had gotten from Na Costello and which he told
must take an hen see hor He said the pills Nigh,
do instead OF te and that might try ,hsrn first
to restore my hoailr b. said they would remove the
difficulties latared urer took twelve half OF :hern
and threw the eHey They did no have the effect
intended and Therefore ~ s instruction. went to Mrs
CostellOs. Aficr ~eU thrre he second time the diff
culry was removed hen ven. there the second time
she asked wait anirate said that she was attending
to gentleman aud his wife She then took me up stairs
During the three day that you there were you
delivered OF dead enid
had rather not answer
Cros..cramined Mrs Costello never gave me any
money.
Mr. Shepherd here 4;. d :hst he should not ask her
any further questions he testimony concluded and
she was discharge from attendance
The Court a: 81 2 VI All .urn.l 10 this morning at
II o'clock There utner witnesses TO be examined
for the prosecution
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NOW matter Of history Each actor 10 the ., ,he
Sr no Ina, sx vesrs have been most nteles.s ,
pnsnn Association of Congregational Mlni'tea
@ ,nd in his lo, and abide the Judgment Oh Po'''''
and of God :; ,o,4 health and
,od bcsrr nrayipg God tina: be wouid grant,
bs, being delivered gu: O! the hand oil al ~
NV serve Him without fear, in holiness anu
NJ. before Him all the day OF my life no" ".Ihu.e "
eorn IN Association that for more tnan quarter ~ %
-, hos hcen 70 me of no Little pleasure anu "
80 ~ M less profit, It has brought ne INTO 'he o
; NJ noble and sancti:ed spirits with whom my co'
,nnnion has been sweet. That communion heNhei
change nor death has broken up And II now nay com
,1,union is held chiefly with
Tie soleun troops and sweet societies. -
of the departed il is because tee myseli nearer =.
them than to the brethren who yet remain leI' :.
,hese many grateful yemem5rances bind me- TOUT 'et
ter Brethren assures that there are those 10 Ie
ISOLATION who cherish pleasant memories OF me. :.
thank YOU and all whose hearts respond 10 tne sen
ynens Of that letter. for the kindness that propteu ~
penned II. .., 7 r, >,
The God whom we serve knows how era'e'ui am .t
every member of the Association who has eatso me a.
d brother: and how ready ! am to forgive every ono
who has not.
That the spirit of His Son-the spirit oil sesacrlhct
and Of an auembracng philanthropy-may De in ever!
member OF the Assocatisr the parting prayer pIetu
ren. OF
Your fellow servant friend and brother :, no,.r
To Rev. CHANDLER ROBBINS, tcomr,,ee
and Rev f. s GANSErT, D. D.
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THE TRIBUNE.
An s,.mnlc of Plain Spending.

rbc name Of john PiERPoNT IL familiar as
bopsehold word tluong thai portion of the People
of This Country " no look with charitable and
bonefu eve upon the Struggles for Moral and Social
Reform which constitute 20 prominent Il character
i.,ic Of our times His tolls and sacrifices in the
cspsc Of Temperance, his advocacy of the Rights
Of the Oppressed, his noble vndcation OF the Free
dom Of the Pulpit TO say nothing OF his literary Ia
bg-s have made him conspicuous in the eyes OF his
f.liow.men The following Correspondence is
perl of the history of the times which we do not
care TO Suppress 1t tells its story and there
fore needs no introduction to the reader:
LETTER TO REV. JOHN PIERPoNT
Bosroy 9Th Nov. 1916.
pr,,,Dd and Deor Sir At the last regular meeting OF
the Boston Association ct Congregational N'h's,efs'
held ri the house Rev f. T. Gray on the 2ith oil Oc-
tober the attention OF the brethren being called 70 te
circumstance Of your approaching femoVa rom suIs
CITY, friendly conversation was held whch resuieu III
the unanimous adoption os the following vote
"Ths, Rev Chrnd,. - Robbins and Rcv. S GRnneu be
TO address Rev John Picrpon In be-
half OF this Association, OF when ne as aley
expressing Pleasant remeinbrsnceso long PERSONA u
and earnest wshes for his future usefulness
aud happiness"
We perform the friendly Office entrusted TO us by the
Association with mingled feelings of pleasure and sad
ness. We happy 10 be the means of communicating
10 YOU the cordial expression OF personal attach
embodied their unanimous But we mindful
that duty involves vaedction-that 1t recognizes
the rupture ood associations and the cessation agree
able intercourse And Dear Sir, your own heart ex
perieuces any painful emotions, removing from the
scenes OF your former pastoral nDors and taking leave
of The circle oil your brethren with which you have been
long connected, you will readily believe that we cannot
regard your departure from us with indifference nor DID
you farewell without regret
Change and death have recently deprived our Assoca
ton of the valuable counsels and pleasant society OF
many distinguished and beloved members. We regret
the more that circumstances have occurred which make
necessary for lose, from social meetings the
and conversation of another OF our Oldest and
most respected associates The intercourse of many
years stamped your deeply in our hearts IN
union with those of Others whom we have mutually
loved and In connection with many grateful recolec-
lions We hope to b. sffectiona,ely remembered by
yourself
In behalf OF the Boston Association" we remain,
Dear Sir with ungned wishes for the health and happi
ness of yourself aud family.
Your hfeclionaie friends and brethren.
CHANDLER ROBBINS,
EZRA s. GASNETT
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M. H. F. PEERY,s yEKMIFUGE or . ead


~ shot for Woms-i III ghy concentrated and ncciiy
combined prtpdraon capable from the promptitude Of ns
action Of clearing the System Jep hours Of euery NORM
Toe exceeding small quantity OF this medicine required TO
the extstence 20 every from
the system, ts operating in few hours together with lis
great certainty OF effect constitute II OF tho most br
liant discoveries tho age seldom needs TO be repeated
and never to be followed by any other purge therefore in
urgent those o. its spasns sons caused
BIZ WORMS its unrvaed superiority Is manifest Few ned
icnes better calculated 10 improve the health oil Children
where exist removes those masses OF
crudies that line and closely adhere the stomach and
bowels giving symptoms that counterfeit every va
ety OF *ornifsessc Though PromP and certain IN its
operation II perfectly safe and adapted 10 Inc Ienoees
OF others ~ evidence OF ia great medicinal value.
Extract from letter received from DR.. Wharton-
NEWCASTLE, Va. Jan. 8, l944.
DEAR SIR: gave vial OF the Il Dead Shor' you len
with for the purpose OF testing lis mes to friend OF
mine who introduced It's his family by giving II TO
cording directions around the VIAL and my aston
ichmeGt the first operation brought away - worms 1
administered in several other INSTANCES since, with
similar good success and IL vii! afford much pleasure
in doing all In my power recommend to the notice OF
ny With respect Ct. yours, &C. THos. j. WHARTON.
JEFFERsoSvILLs, VA 18th May, le4i.
hereby certify tina. about six months since made use OF
Dr. H. Peerys Vermifuge In of one OF my children
about the age Of four wears The child way low
much hat thought her almost al the point of death 10
hours she passed 1870 worms, and In IN course OF The
next day entirely restored To her former health
have wen of The family with tho same beneh-
cisl effects.
The above Vernnge hss msie Of by DR..
era dscer Counties, for number Of years and with
eXampled success ALEX. ST. CLARK
Price % cents per vial.
Prepared by DR.. II. +. PERRY, and cold by A. B. D.
Ees, Broadway, New.York, and by Druggists generally
throug h0ui tho United Staiek IA I'm
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General Notices

~ Boston -H"-eript,on. to The Newly oris
rribune recri-ei bF .-'s-lz=d Agentr REDDING Co.
Suaiestrt.L 't'' ~ NV '--'' ~ 4"o rFn;s ~
Single Copies.
VeaSly frinUia -.- '.''- 'iSflhIS ~ c-:it- a. -
p All new .pd cher. &C.. ,,,ian. for y. is.s-1
hy Boston Puhlsh-r. Thi-r-' Napoleon la7 eodT
~ Noticc.-The cir;zrr- uf New-YorK and BROOKLYN
are respectfully informed that memorial peitioning the
Hon Secretary of the Navy wrought ny The
mechanics OF our two cities in the construction or The Dry
Dock al Brooklyn Navy Yard instead Of giving ii by
tract 10 distant portions OF The Union is e the principal
public races signatures Mechanics and those interest
ed in the mechanical interest OF home africans
specially invited 10 siiiN ih,lr names. iSf 81
---SS-s-
r-- IJydropathy.-s Hydropathir Institution has
been opened at Morri-to"n. " 7s M Supervision o.
Dr.. G. 7. Dexter
for ne.ents and its Of Rs- &c after the
latest aud most approved pisa
The .fac OF water disease IL ;gIly surprising Old
chronic complaints such dyspepsIa govt long stsnd
rhaunatsrn SPINAL Diseases curvstures, dcu
Tics narsIysa skin disease. injuries of Joints piles drop.y
prospsus OF womb, receive nmedine srd permanent,
benefit and disease al arrested and cured
Morstown Is well known rs one OF the inosi delenli
and healthy villages In the country rendering H. therefore,
avery desirable resdep CO for ETelids
snDlicaons for ai,ssiJn he made 81 II Water.st
or by letter (pos pad To Or Dexter al Morrs'ovn S t
rSr The Subscribers i.ozengc for Cc!j IN the
Head instantly a-aiss The di-sR Hhs poms OF mat
unpleasant disordPr Permitted to dissolve slowly Ia The
,nrnth in It's acton membrane of that
IL v<ithdraws iDsmn'aon from The paris affected II 10
also eicscious snt approved remedy for hoaseness
ard loss of voice. Price - cents 2 box.
Sold al the principal drug stores and by J i l. COD
DINGTON, SGS Eindsoo. coz snr'ng'-t Fa Lisp
sg- j. ID. Wheeler. Attorney and Counsel at
Law and Comll,C'ner ~ Da-1s &c oil attend III the
Reading. Roc;n =! Tsumaf ai :; u br"c. Of the dsy
ard a-~r'nP lVi7 "su
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gNFALLFBLE REMEDY for Frosted Limbs-The
Il proprietor OF the Ds,ish Lnimsnt which has attained
such celebrity IN the north OF Europe for Us ecscy 10
lsdepha with equal success ecqusnts nose acted nd
he has appointed Agencies AT rs Ble-cker-si AND 20
Nsidsu.spe and q Maidenlsnr STARR, where supply
=, Az 40 AWAY. Drorrred " iHoule ff Su
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Sob ]lrintina an6 Book Bin0ing.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No. SPRucE-srRrEr-fIh Three doors from NGs'atiitreefl
rTrHE facilities OF this establishment for JOB PRINTING
are perhaps unsurpassed by any Office In the city The
patronage Of last year has been such 10 guarantee
great extension We therefore, with con-
fdencr issue the following Card
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. supplied with al kinds
ofPRlNTING al the cheapest rate, viz:
Cards, Bills Ladirg,
Circulars, Receipts,
Bill Heads, Checks, &c.
To LITERARY GgSrLEMEs.-oriEusal Man1'ertrt' Print
ed with accuracy.
Pamphlets Stereotype Work and all kinds Of
To LECTURERS AND MusIcIANa-Program beautifully
printed.
Lecture Bills, Small Bills FOR Disti-
Mammoth Bill, button, &c.
And every description OF Pain and Ornamental JOB Work,
executed with great neatness and puncusy at Tho once,
The Improved POWER PRESSES, for Books PAN.
PHLErs, &c
All work the abovs Presses win be done at exteordi
nary low prices J. A. FRAETAS,
l2G Tribune Job Printer.
NEW-YORK BOOk-BINDEkY, IA Fulonsl
1NA descriptions OF plain aud elegant binding ex
ecuted with neaincss snd despatch
In this establishment particular attention Ii given In select
INK the best OF materials and the substantial workman
ship.
Librarians and Gentlemen having Libraries will find IL 10
their advantage call and examine for themselves al III
Fultcnst Specimens OF Binding in all the various styles OF
Sheep, Cali, Russia, Morocco and Velvet Bindings
d9H EDWARD WALKER
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MATCHES. JEWELRY, Silver ware, 4e.-Pur

MATCHES, JEWELRY, Silver Ware, Gc.-Pur-
w chasers invited examine the following articles
which offered for sale very low prices duplex Le
YER Lepne and other Watches, by approved makers, OF
imporaons In hne gold and silver OF tho
latest styles warranted time keepers Gold Chains
Seals, Keys Rings Pins Bracelets gnd every description
OF new and fashionable Jewery. Silver Spoons, Ladies'
Knives Forks Plated and Britannia Ware Gold and Silver
Pencil Cases, Gold PENS Mante Clocks and choice
lection Of Fancy Goods. Watches, JewelIy &c cleaned
and repaired. LOCKWOOD & SCRI8NER,
265 PeRrst OF Fullon-st
MAT opposite United Statea Hotel
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Boarding ano 6otels.

DOARDING-A gentleman and his wife or few sin.
~ gle gentlemen obtain board With pleasant rooms al
Forsythst References exchanged lFlw'
BOARDING AT 81 CoRTLAND-ST.
MRS GERE can now accommodate TIRES or four single
Iva gentlemen with permanent board ard comfortable
rooms moderate References exchanged. II wv
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

..,,,.tt,,h BALD TRiBl NJ - ~ hhissis'
yfF6Y MORNING, SUNDAY EICEPTEpr
,n T'rlhaue BHiGinSn, corner oil spruce
ID Ss.sru s,rec.-, opposite The CITY eh"'
"A ,,lly-red 10 City Subscribers for MISE oksIs pc
w.sS or hen they prefer, they can peg I'D huFf3'
,hs Dass for six months year at the same p'9 o
lie comics Two CEsrs Mail subscribers FIVE uoiis.
6a- nnpurs in advance and the paper IN nc eAs' -
t,nned beyond The tire for which ~ psio S
TioDs taken for sia Caonihs Three ooia., u. So
required in all exchanges with Country se~ 1921 ~,
Day paper, received y, this oft'~ %ho.1 49, a, !.
bTbar ,hgn ,ho.e ~ Tpv TKiscsK "T"nc' f'''~
difference
fsENs . tDvERTisirS
give ,,e Or less First insertion - ee-.s
each .uh.eousot insertion ~.
or ttln the lnslae .sr,, IT,
~ <,i,ssr,sri Ins-rtioc, Whict may he
=. ~ or ure- twice ihree ttrns' oe-is hce
-, sfihe optisu ~ no advertiser
,s,5c Sdyer.t.-rnents-FiVec cent? me ivf 80 flft
" ins.rton 80 Fear cents FOR zach .uoscGueut Dr.
usx,Acrs Fu>rR.i NoTjcs> &c 90 rrc,e"'e - ~
Al Inserted in Ipis pane si9eaf o's
4, m. Mo,ujn. aid III Fveoirg -tiuon
rHK -gnji-S EEKLY Tal8uNk.
/. Published every WrpsEsDAY sud strcsbSN a'''"S'
Prira X p7. sruur, TX copie. for -
NEN-YOkh WEEKLY ThAboNr,
VERY LARGE PAPER FOB THE CouMt ~. :,
T., ,tiblshed every SATURpAY AoEsiNe ~ az ~ o .oc;.
g per sunrrn Il advance ''c"p'es '0f 80
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In0ia Rubber q5oo1s.

VNATER PROOF lndis Rubber Goods, of Goodyears
w Patent Gnme!asc, warranted TO stand in climate
GEORGE BEECHER, loo Broadway, thetwsen Pine and
Wall stsl has on hsnd ana h daily receivn, from the fac
tories senera assortment OF goods manufactured under The
above patent which he Oer 10 the trade 81 low prices VIZ
Gum Elastic Shoes mems, all sizes
Do DO ladies' 90
Warranted not to sufen soften under any degree Of
Carriage and other cloths ofevery style and thickness
Japanned Cloth patent leather hnsh article superior
10 patent leather, and 81 q iess cost
ALSO:
Machine Banding Military Tents
Life Preservers, all patterns Water Hose every size,
Portable Shower Baths 8. Caps, Hats and Southwestern
travelling ' Bags, Pee Coat, v.,ton. s,v,..
Horse Covers, ClosSs ''S'
Carriage Aprons, Csprs
Carriage Boots, Mems Ovrrsil-
Water Pals, various patterns b-E gn-
Bathing Mats, Hunting anu Fishing 5ooi1
Ladies Aprons, .Duckins Pants, VIVA fcat-
Mechanic. Aprons Foot Balls WIN ar tuoe-
Gun Cases and Covers Supporters and Elastcs.
Air Pillows, Cloves and Mits,
Chair Cushions. Camp BanA=ts,
Wagon Cushioue C!rcingles snn drts
Air Mattresses Tents Tor SportsmeD.
r. Tire anove goods prepared by proceas eht!rey
did-ren! rol any ole-r render ny them INN
i-iy superior th- Rubber goods ar-to'ose 500
he ri-rs promptly Executed e" %oods OF y!
s;v!n. ~ - "
SAVE Yn,IK DOLLARS .rr'e "z dr.' prr'niu"
iao.s. can neos, wolo=9,. aud ..irea- kan6-r'
2.a4a 90 uiea'- ,t-sepre cgsr'noe' i--.''-r 'o'e'
loo DO ncf-, nets.tc 84ss'n.
5Oa do do de- Shp3vrs AID s>'iri'
1N DO do Sandals. -a;"er coles
All ~ -ytirh warranted - eG1s - lh- oes N ib;
world and "a retain ih-r cn.C- -1dsf any circuastcs
6,- esIe chasp al lce warehouse of 1- Sewaft. r. ~
din Ruil.@- ss-iory. - mfI5-1 ~. -
30 a+F''-' -~'i'S .'+'''''-
INDIA KtJBBEk Carriage C,oth-Su pieces ~ FIG d
4 Carrisy. CiDih for sale low for the money 10y
l9f HUTCHINSON RiIEYON . Mad -n..sne.
E..Y5S PATENT BRACES for ExPort--li5a
Ddozen embracing all his various styles s2d nr
safe very low suitable for domestic an export Tow 10
stor. resdy for Spring trade For .se by
HORACE n DAY, > Maidel.lsne,
- after lst ~ = a. % Curtlsnt-st
(yOODYEAR;S PATENT Metallic Rubber Over
shoes warranted ~ .,ihsu soften under any ce
pee Of cold heat "A srtce uneqla!ed Tor dnf sN!y
nestnsss or price For sale wholesale and reaiI by
ia GEO. REECHER, loo broac"ey.
COODYEAR,S Gum Elastic Paper Hoders.-These
\aSold-s or bands are for placing around papers OF
o. If sf q 'e''''p''' GEO BEEcHER. 100 Broadway.
T,OnDYEAK;S PATENT.-A GeS and o-slti'u
u artce of Crlrb Cloths, elegantly painted nucn cheap
or aud more dIraSe han drug ct
isl II GEO bEEIhhh' iVc pfoao~ay.
PADUcAH. hY.
SAML. S. OVENS,
General agent AUCTION and Commission Merchant
Library Depot
Refer, 10 Dorer1us 4 Nixon. New-Yorl
Mygstt Conilng Co
Nsw-f York, jan 10, 1916 uf I'm
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Rouhs.
UNIVERSITY EDITION

nFDR WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY; Abridged from
" the Ouarto American Dictionary. with Walkers Key 10
the pronunciation Of Greek. Lan ard Scripture proper
Names etc with Memoir aud Bus OF the Author One
volume, royal duodecimo.
In this Revised Edition. the principal object has been 10
furnish a work those classes OF the community
who want for consultation something ordinary
School Dictionary but who not disposed TO purchase
Webs,ers larger works. For this purpose humorous sd
dons have been made The vocabulary aud 10 the detn
tons particularly iron. thu. portion Of Inc American Dis
tionary which added in Inc edition Of ISL and also from
the addenda OF 1885, that the number Of words In this vo
cabuary is above fin thousand 600 more iha IN
Walkers large Dictionary.
This Dictionary designed for general and popular use 10
now presented to the public IN the hope hu will meet the
wants or multiude- o lie counirymen Of Dr. Webster
only among the eachsrs aud higher cassesn Pubic hJos
and Academies sO IN the Counting House. the MaEl-
factory and the Family Fo. Booksellers genel ally
HUNT NGTON Il SAVAGE,
ios oa 2i6 Peerl.st y. York.
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IRON WARE HOUSE, III Gre-nwchst-Kemeys
a3re-se Sampson, succes,ors TO Boorman, Johnson,
Ayres CO. Importers. and dealers in Swed.h Russia and
boiler iron nail rods band and scroll iroG and steel OF
all t;nds W SIM
D0UND IRON, HOOPS, &c.-Th- subscribers
"a offer for Brezisrs Rods OF all OF uperior quail
ity. from 3-l6 10: Hoop Iron 10 inches-
+f SHERMAN, ATWATER l. co. No. 81 Fulton ST..
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~S THOMPSON'S TRUSSES, sold by J..
~ Mr. BENJAMIN, Office IS Beekmsn-st-About
fsr-zzsH290 Of the physicians and surgeons OF New
York have given their decided preference 10
this Truss you graduate the pressure from hy
pounds on the rupture without bnck pad which does
much injury the spne fair ta being The best test of
Its superiority Ia applied and six days trial given and
the rupture, while performing every kind
exercise coughing and give perfect easethe money
cheerfuy returned. permanent cure Ii easily effected
and warranted, If directions followed.
Those sending for this Truss need only mention the side
rppred and the round tho hips, the pressure
can be graduated TO suit their c22 eodu
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HOUSE FURNISHING WAREHOUsE:-Ev-
lley article requisite for housekeeping In the Hardware.
Cutlery TIM Wooden ard Willow Ware may be found AZ
IS Maden-lHne. Hardwaesuch as Grdirors Saucepsns,
Coffee Roasters, Pots Sadrons Grddes Tea Kettles, &c
Cutlery Ivory Knives and Forks in OF 81 or s. pieces
by the dozen without forks Champagne Openers Oyster
Knives. Cork Screws Nc. Brigh, and Jspanned Ware
Plate Warmers Tea Trays, Coal Vases and Scues, Can
nisters Toilet Pals various machines for making coffee,
Egg Boilers with covers, Beef Steak and Oyster Dishes,
Ouch Ovens, Yankee Bakers NC. Patent Ensnsed We're
of all yaretes Sheep Skin and Door Mats Brushes and
Brooms Wooden and Willow Ware, in great variety, al!
offered al low prices as above.
Isl SMITH, TORREY CO. IS Maiden-lane.
uUBBARD's PAPEiS-BURNAP& Bah COCK,
No. IS Johnstreet, offer for sale full assortment OF
Papers manufactured by the Messrs Hubbard comprsng
Ledger Papers, blue and white Imperial Super Royal,
Royal Medium, Denny and Flat Cap.
Bank Folio Post, Bank Quarto Post, Exchange esp
Extra Super Cut Cap, ruled and plain.
Letter Paper, ruled and plain, full assortment
Packet Post Super and Extra Super
| Tinted Plate Paper Colored Inpenas
! Colored Royals thick and thin.
Do Medium, do. do.
Do Double Cap, for copy books.
! Fine Glazed Coored Mediums, Royals, &c. 10
B. B. have also hand very extensive assortment Of
Writing Papers, Book and News Printing Papers Plate
Papers, Hardware and Wrapping Papers. They are also
sole agents OF the gesuins Potent Envelop Paper
Printing Paper OF any s1e and quality made to order
abort notice ty11 osyend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-16

HU ECONOMY AND FAsHION-To those who
&lA study economy, the Eabscrber, In accordance win
the times, has reduced bis superior Imitation Mole
skin Hal on Fur Bodies TO the extreme low price OF s1
The above lie IA elegant dress Hat and win compare sd-
yantageoualy with hats sold In this city al 81 so and
Also constantly manufacturing Fur and SILK Hae o. Gs
best quality latest pattern, and a, the lowest e p'e' III
cash ,.,,,y n,
hand r. In any instance The above does mot g,Se
satisfaction it can be- fully obtained by s'yIIs1 InGG
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