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WOMEN wAsTEp.-The Wisconsin He

WOMEN WAsTEp.-The Wisconsin Herald, of
late date says There ia certainly great scarcity Of
worer in the lead mines any industrious grl
eaHbne hundred dollars per anpun besides her board
either domestic assistant sewing Il is strange
that the grs have not enterprise enough TO where
they earn comfortable living Thousands Of aliab!e
intelligent and handsome girs living in penury IA
the Atlantic cities who II mere would be- provided NTH
comfortable homes. The influence oil one virtuous and
refined woman viii subdue more icrocity than malt
dozen male missionaries. We judge Of what might
be, by what mas been The old miner who lived mere
early, iE those days Of violence when digger
willing 70 pay quarter OF dollar 20 look bonRcti
well know this fact From that time until the present
women have multiplied and the social ties and a:ec
lions OF have been called into exercise the of
shorals has improved, and society has grown
peaceabe ana more refined
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situations, &r. tpantro.

A RESPECTABLE Young Woman WAITS 4 s;ia-;iou
-ook rssht,T md .ru1sr hiss objection 70
eharlserna!d II private family Apply Ii No II hinss
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Ar The Mes Pcrces Indians. in Oregon, are
eaid 10 be making considerable progress in civilization
ton to agriculture. and have large NUMBER Of horses
and cattle Thcy neat in their dress and more
industrious III their habits tlrn other tribes OF Indians
some missionaries have established school. among mem
Mr. Spading has uauslaeda portion OF The scriptures
INTO their language 1t Is written with hnssn ie"fs but
Indian words traveller from Oregon exhibited 10 MS
yesterday manuscript book neatly written in that Ian.
guage by native Nes Pcrcos indian It wa- copy Of
the Translation OF the New Testament by MI opa!dns
and well executed The education and civilization
al those aboriginal tribes should be encouraged
st Louis Era. Juy II.
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~ Hon HENRY CLAY left Ashland yesterday
morning for Drcnnon's Lick Springs where he intends
to spend few days. liia health is good.
Lexington Observer. July IL.
ryT' Mr. T. D. Wpolsey, the Greek Professor of
Yale College, It is 4ud will be elected at the coming
commencement Ohc both Aug) President OF that veneer
able institution.
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fashionable Clothing.
NEw-YuRk
ASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
DEM. W. BENSON, Draper and Tailor. respectfully
I'D informs his patrons and the public generally. that IL"
ha, removed the New York Cash Tailoring Establish
mcnt No. III Fulton.st Broadway, where can be
found extensive assortment OF Cloths Ca-sneres Vest
iug- which viii be made order IN the iaslona
ole style for cash
Air \ Fisher will have charge of Nh" cutting depart
menL To those who know Mr. E aed qualities In
te II i unnecessary say than Ia name him IN
connection with that department of tire business.
choice and general assortment of gcnilcmcns fancy
dress articles constantly on hand fnvs tts
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~ The Propricior- of tiry-fvc different nc,vsps
per in Pennsylvania alone have given public notice that V
h. Palmer their only authorized dseut in the crs OF Nc"
York Phisd-iphis Boston and Baltimore. For o
papers Tribune of nth All the papers IN Della
ware. and many others other States, have given similar
notice iy2p lsif
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W3L ". SHIRLEY, Auc,ioncer.
HOUSE FURNITURE SALE-By H. r. WILL
LARDruesday, July 18th 100 o'clock AT the story
House No rs Hammond Hudson-L postponed from
the 9TH account Of very general assortment ot
handsome Furniture prime order, embracing all useful
articles ol Kitchen Basement Parors and Ballroom Fur
nue Sale vii! b., positive, sh,ne AT l. O'Clock
valuable Piano Forte and Stool
The House to let cheap I'LL lat May next
Catalogues at II Waist jy25 3,ls-
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~ Constipation (Co-tivenes.) Destroyed ny
DIR. Mnnd,. n r.mnnriIlm md Wild henry Biz

fcr-.-ThHi th- MEDICINE drsiroys COn-tphuons and
the Intestinal canal perform IL syHcuaons. thou
sands win and also that cures Dyspepsia, SICK
Headache Iaupdcc Vertigo. Liver Complaint and all di-
eases 10 which the bowels subject. As il Is thu
pound of regular Physician, the public may rely on
IL merits. Sold. Wholesale and retail. by WYATT 4
KETCHAM, ~ Fultuu--.: 1T retail ~ Broadway II
Bovery 81 Blecckcr-sl. y. Y. Jy1l blls
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w All order. for subs,

~ All orders for subscriptions. or advertising
in Country ewspapcrs Intended or B. Palmers Aeen-
cv should bee addressed TRIBUNE BUILDINGS as he
has Office has he eputed any person 10 repro
sent his Agency IN any other pscc in This CITY ly!O l,t
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The following table OF the receipts Of the lead.
ing articles Of produce at ST Louis for the sin months
ending LIST February indicate high state Of prosperity
in the business OF that enerprsins inland village The
sctua receipts were much lar ger than the figures below
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~ Rcpeai.--The l. l. Repeal Association OF New
York VIII hold meeting raniHisny Hal CT .n> Mon
day) evening. O'clock Eminent speakers nave oeei
Invited TO address the meeting. By ordrr
II. CflAS Z. SHEA, Secretary
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~ TO the Lndics.-Thc onIv

10 To the Lndics.-rhc only place where cnn be
Obtained the choicest Periumerv. Fancy and M.dcacd
Soaps Wycls Cream OF Lilies, Milk OF Ross, &c a,
moderate prices, Is al The Brooklyn Medicine and Perfume
~ Depot uNt Fulion-st. Brooklyn Df Tuwnscud'- Sar
saparl- aud all other popular medicines always on hand
ion m.pd
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MARRIED

On Saturday morning the 18th IN Trinity Church
by Rev DR.. Wainwright CHARLES A. PEABODY, OF
EewHsmp.hrc, TO JULIA, daughter of the late James
Duane Livingston, OF this city.
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" Advertisement, for Newspapers of all the Cities
and principal towns in - country far and near are daily
received 81 the Office of duly authorized Agent '. b.
Palmer in The Tribune Buildings. He receive. uhscrip
tons also jygD MATHIS
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PUBLISHED THIS MORNING,

PUBLISHED THIS INUhNINV'
NIELViLLE'S NEW WORK-Elhan Allen or. The
vi Kings Mel--aa Historical Novel by The author OF
Master OF Lsngford.' Fatal Legacy sc. SC
Here .oloveih the direiu fate
Of BUsGoYSs and has army great,
Who 81 proudly did display
The terror OF dcSpO;ic sway
His POWER and PRIDE, and many ihr"nts,
Having been brought low by tori'nat" GATES,
To bcud low tho Untcd States
Revolutionary Ballad
This "a decidedly the best work OF Mevillrs yet ana
gives faithful description uf the early struggles OF the
Green Mountain Bows under hernoorou lcader Cooilr
Ethan Allen The characters strongly drawn anu Inc
sc.nss and situations romantic and exciting.
Per-on. leaving the city for Watering Places VIII do wei
To procure a copy of this work to while away he time
Agents and others requested 10 send m ihclr orders
Pre-. y cents WILLIAM H. GRAHAM.
iv.i gs Tribune Buildings.
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~ Country Advertising.-Mason Tutne. $ VII
lia-st Merchants Exchange, Ne~fors, are our rNcn-
sve Subscriptions and advertisements of
this paper. Seneca sis Courier
NJ Y 7. have removed tue Ohng Telegraph News
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ANTHRACITE IRos TnApr-Little more than

ANTHRACITE IRON TRApE-Little more than
FIVE years have elapsed since the first successful
experiments We're made in this State TO rnanufac-
TURF Pig Iron with anthracite coal and considerable
advances made il il until the fostering influence
Of the trade Of ~ brought to bear upon u The
results have been Astonishing. and most impor
tan. trade mas been, II created We lean from
Intelligent source that have IN blast thirty
furnaces and eight in progress OF erection, cepa
Ole Of manufacturing $4,000 tons Of iron, within
year from this date This IRON commanded recently in
th. market from So so per which will eve
the annual aggregate produc; Of this branch Of
business St2i5oeO Such the fruits OF the Tsr1-
Within the period afteen Rolling Mills have
been erected IN State. for the manufacture OF
thracite iron whose united power can produce Annually
5000 tons Of railroad boiler plate and IA; and round
bar which At the low Of per amounts 10
| the handsome of s3.:00OcJ. Here then. we have
the vas, OF millions and naf o: dollars as The
value Of the annual product Of ths single branch OF the
trade. How many Thousands Of laoorers are thus -us
tanned how many thousands OF farmers thus ma
profitable how large amour. OF tfade l. tnu-
encouraged how many mechanics are IN consequence
employed are prepared to .ar But TINS inucn
ran saw that all al these advantages Will uh1ef !.e
British bill like the baseless iaoHc o, El-.o" .s'i'
away. u MI 'O' 'i' ALL
HYpEopArHY.-In Milledscville Ga. the capital
of tho St,te there is Hvdropathjc Institution for
the cure OF disease by cold water. rom letter
we have seen from that place we learn that the prln
cital Doctor r CARLTON CoTLE has upward OF TX
pstien, under his charge and that lease mas been 90
,.,od f Tho Jerit spring and lot tor 70 years from the
Carnora,ion Of the city Of Miledscve This establish
mct mas been in successful operation since the month
of March last We also learn that the water s spoken
Of in the highes, not for IL Chaybea,c qualities
bur for its purity and absence Of mineral deposts.-
Hash ana be hs1d ?" it seeTns being verified all
over the country since this remedial agent has been
successful in the hands OF Pr'essRl of Grsefcnbcrg
and DR.. BILsou. Of Malvern. Many invad- from the
south visit Saratoga FOR Their health Why
the shortly arrive when the dilapidatcd constinI
tons Of our Northern citizens may DC resuscitaed under
the influence OF the waters OF the Southern Saratoga
Indeed the South will DE enabled then pay in the
Winter for then enjoyment with IN the Summer. and
undoubtedly the changes in the climates VIII 90 far 70
benett invahds Eve Gazette
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TYPE AT REDUCED P.
ERE.H TEAS, GROCERIES, &c.-A large

ERESB TEAS, GROCERIES, &c.-A large
and splendid Of Fresh Teas, aHly Grocer
ieo free. foung yson Tea Is. perl5 extra dne
do s. best quality do good OooGg j. superior do Is,
good New Orleans Sugar 81 I'll per lib, prime do Il. Brown
Havana Is I'd white do AND ID, loaf crushed and pu!
per H. end other kinds suitable for
preserving; also superior old Java Coffee H. prime SGna
I'D 81 Domingo For sale wholesale and relsi
by J. O. FOWLER, Grocer and Tea Dealer,
- and i@3 GfeeE"ich-st- and 10 '-.ey-st
n B-Goods delivered 10 al parts OF the Ci.y free ol
charge jy2i 3,s-
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OuTRAGE-A small boy by the name Of Robert
Dalzel while knocking apples from whose branch
extended over the road fired Yesterday, by
German who owned the The bail took effect on
the boys head aud he ia in dangerous situation
Tho affair took place in Allegheny City. where the par
1es reside. Pittsburgh Com Jour 23th
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UORNrIO HILL, Aucuoneer.
DY COOI,EN, kEESE ~ IllLI-Storc Isl Broad

DwM-Ncw. York Long Room,-U hToueh the pesssge)
Liberal cash advances all goods consigned for sale
WEDNESDAY. August 5th.
At 10 O'Clock. at the Auction Room.
Doors Suoys AND ENTHUSIASTICALLY sale LOCO cases
Root. shoes and Broguns comprising variety OF sesson
able goods suitable for Southern Western and Cay trade
ON TUESDAY, August lltl
Nrw-YoRK TRADE SALf,-rhc hrst catalogue OF us I'M
poran sale Of Books stationery Paper Stereotype rises
Blndrrs Materials SC comprising o7 pages octave. and
including invoices from hundred and MY cohtr
r.stnn ru,br, Invoices received late for the rst
Is In course preparation, and VII 10 puoisd on inc
morning OF sale. ,... ID,
with Al. practicable dispatch, everything ifnuen ,o
.noull h,l commencement
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u Important to Druggists and others.-a

Chemical lest having lately b-en discovered. BY which he
purity or ipUI:ty Of Essential Oils be asrned !" itA
certainty those wishing ohtnin pure article, especially
OF Peppermint would dc we'll address c. II. Z NJ az
this once, stating where samples may DC found which VIII
be slsiyEsd to Tie Satisfaction OF tie parties No charge
VII be made. iy25 2as-
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WAYLEN's "REMINISCENCES.

ECCLESIASTICAL "reminiscences OF tse United states
II br Rev Edward Wayleu late Rector OF Chrl,t Church.
Rockville Maryland. Eleven years resident IN America
In one elegantly printed Svo. vol Price -
This work refers 10 the United States OF the Episcopal
Church. of which country. lis Churches and Clergymen
especially the Northern and Western Cites, graphic
count gwen Mr. Weyen eelded for many years IN this
country and his book comprises historical and corempora
~ setche- Church the lives OF the Bishops person
Of the clergy, general views OF the state OF
ci-y n. well agreeable and truthful descriptions OF The
parts the country through which he ouueyed, and IN
which ne resided til. hole IS afrendy aud i'm
partial spirit WILEY L PUTNAM.
T. combines the various characters OF sutobogra phy
hook of travels aid OF ecclesiastical sketches
We specimen Of the authors mode OF treating his
subject which VILE be read with interest &c &c &c.
EnglIrh Review
TIN. large beautifully printed 5vo Of 30 pages. His
observations during solourn OF eleven years nronS
during hch time he tor the part, occupied IN
The. .bor ii the holy Office gwen IN his book We have
rs r. Protestant ChurciHian
NEW-YoRK ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE.
y7yNi TAYLOR i co. No : Ast0r ti"ur- WI pup
w .h on Monday tle New foFA Illustrated Magazine
for August 49,, ,,,. a., ,,,.,e.,i I'M.
,fsr, ia, determined l- publishers 10 pare no ~
- ar sor IN nIaAln- the best q. well a. me cheapest
-5 bii.b.i ygtIt a-v adhere their sna plan
Sf iv;s Four Magnificent Steel Engravlng- aid sixty
-Four s.s OF Reading Matter EngraVng7 i'f me Ag-
Dance Of the aynaAer.-itota Mounts celebrated paint
lag ,
The Doomed Pr;acess-E splendid plate
Tn Hurdy -Gurdy GHI .-,,-,o, 4, ,.,,. tt,.,...
VS. NN. IAiLcfl, : tsoyI Ilol-et
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DIED

Suddenly on Friday evening at his reaidence LIS Al
len 8. Rev. JAMES COLLORD, aged - years
On Saturday evening 18th inst after shortil!ness MI
JOHN FERGUSON. in the 9th year OF his age.
His friends and acquaintance and those OF MS brother
inaw John Phyfe are respectfully invited to attend hs
funeral without fster notice from MS late residence
No Wavery.plsco this londay) Afternoon al o'clock,
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RELoW-l brig, Wind n E.
MEMORANp

MEMORANDA
The ship Edgar reported ashore OIL Absecom six
months since has been got OF aud lowed up 10 The CITY
by The schr.. Excelsior and Rush
The brig Eraio Hutchinson for Nals,. Ia. .,cho,sd
ii Ae Quarantine Ground w.ad bcund. 49, '-S--'''N
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- An Adjourned Anniversary of the ,Ied

cal society OF The Guy and County OF NeS-l ORR II De
held On Monday the .Th INST Al the Sessions Court Room
Halls 81 Justice, 81 II O'Clock ? VI
IVA Sis ". ? BUEL, NJ D. Rec Secretary.
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General Notirfs.
WILLIAMSBURG FIRE INSURANCE CoMPAST
No. ~ Wall--t. Newly ork, and Grand-.t.
Williamsburg.

pIEECToR>:
sstnuel wiet- FredeTick ". Fsvr-. Washington Post
Chas O. Handy Nicholas wycsoz, = 7. Van Boskerck
William Lay;in Andrew c. BeHedie Jeremiah johnson,
Tho.. McEl-s,h Samuel H. CisPP- Francis Du Boi-,
Le-nuel Richardson
WASHINGTON POST President
A 3. Hopes Secretary.
r. TIE qso-> Company eontinass 20 l-csdss
I.7en. Eou,es and fsT7i:lire, egain loses By Fl-s On
.,r7,f 6 ;r-orask - any ot.er rsPoHlt5ie Copans.
III is,se ss.arued By ComPy promptly and .i5
erally settled Jy-l lwis
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WI II. JONES, AuctOnecr.
Roots, SHOES ~ BROGANS-on Wednesday,
- July 18TH 1896 nj 10. o'clock at the store Of j. In
gersol Co No. ~ PeaTst 500 compfsng large
aud desirable OF Boots Shoes and byogsns,
suitable for the Southern Western and City dealers, just TO-
ceyed Catalogues and goods ready tho morning OF ulo
sale.
Also, 80 caaes Mems fine Kip Pegged Brogans.
Also, 50 cases WOmens Seal Pegged Laos Boots
Also ~ cases Mems and Boys KIs-et Brognns
Also 100 Women'. Pegged Tres and Buskns- jy25
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FoLGER's oLosAoNIAN,
AJ.I.UFAU%G BALSaM.
y Nh IN 7.
npINcIpAI. nEEIrE n


DRINCIPAL OFFICE REMOVED 10 Isl Fu!ion-s--
ISL Sd door West Of Broadway, I'd door. opposite st
Psuls church yard-Righl gives might-Dr Folgcr= Re-
ply sherman continueds il regards he.references
given by Sherman have taken pains 10 many OF
them and End that they quite unwilling 10 lave such
statement as Shenuans gain credence
Mi VINCENT l. Dill stated 10 me that he had authorized
Sherman 10 say tho; c had done tie >iereoypmg for HIM
and Sherman had paid HIM tor Ills won but ne knew moth
ing about who INVENTED or ORIGIN NED the Olosaonai
Mr. joins Thomas stated that he had authorized sherman
10 say that Ire had done his printing and got hs pay for II
from sherman but he OF did not pretend 10 know
who was the ORIGINATOR INVENTOR OF the Oosaonian.
Mr. A. l. SHIP>A>. the binder O the pamphlets, stated 10
that he had authorized Sherman 20 tina, h. bound the
pamphlets oT Sherman and go, h- pay for them from him
that he had always looked upon Sherman the capitalist
IN the concern. but had authorized Eu. say that ne,
the said Shpnan believed Sherman be the inventor and
Mr. CH,Rlss SHIELDS. - Maid-nsne -sy. tho refer
ences Unauthorized and thai he docs not pretend to kno"
any thing about the matter.
sumo ihcy enough OF their business 10 attend
and have not had the LIME 10 inquire properly into the affair
that Sherman furnished the capital and THUS The pro-
prleioT but The ORIGINATING and OWNERSHIP o! the Cosao
MAN quite another thing.
Now read tho followiu. affidavit After the gross mis-
representation made by Sherman. Is Interesting IN more
CIV Of BRIDGEPORT County Of Fmcfed STATE of CoHec
B. B. Bcars!ey, being duly Worn, deposes ana says
the Guy oil New lcrk. from January Isl 5f6 10 May is'
1916 ana that said consisted OF Austin Sherman. r. b.
Beards!ey and Robert b. Folger sad teponent farther
ceposeth that tie said Robert rolseI was NE H.
vESroR or ORIGINATOR OF said FcLGkR,S OLosAoSLA$,'
and disputed while said deponent
remained partner in Tue hnn, and tna' said Sherman
frequently said That The INDEBTED FoR THIS
MEDICINE TO FcLGER; that the said Folger HAD FRE
PARED II AND BEES 70 ALL the rEouBLE - GETTING
II Up lie also said that ~ GETTING Up THIS MEDICINE
SAID FcL6Ek HAD BEEN WORTH $3.50 HIM and lAar
HAD II not BEES FOE sNo toLGEE rBkSE NEVER WOULD
HAVE BrCN SUCH MEDICINE N TIE CONCERN. When The
said Folsrf The store, b. always consulted by
customers with reference LIE effect me medicine &C.
be the inventor Of sad therefore supposed 10 know
tI- most about Il And farther this d-porent satin
& B. BEARDSLEY.
state Of CorHect,cut. Count. Of Farfsd CITY Of Bridge
pot Personally appeared Bronson Beardsey and SUB
crib- the foregoing -aeusn; nv presence, and made
oath 10 the truth of the sane. before me-,
HENkY DUTIoN. Justice o! PEACE.
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CARRIAGE CLOTH.-ltc pieces Ildis Rubber
SCarriage Cloth. plan anf haredl OF superior quality
for sale 81 the lowest market prices al ne warehouse OF
me Newark, n j. India Raboe. Factory, IS MH.denlsnr.
NJ
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end he !a!leyyns le..el Tie writer stands ready to

verify 4; by BIZ oath.
Dr. RcBr. 3. FoLSEs pea.- SrIn reply 10 tire inter
rogaiores prupoUnded your Of Yesterday nave
uny - say tina; doubt existed my mind for
slug moment any other on yourself entitled 20
Tx, credit originating The truly ,alUab.. compound
anoyVn FoLGERs OLOS ALL HEALIS Bal
s>S distinctly r-colrcl tlng after Unusually pro-
ac sh-erce. The store No. 10 Sass1u-t ana seeing
her- FOR The bodies labeled with thu
tie medicine aforesaid !Hcir-i Of Dr. Sherman, II
hi getting up tii= reply sSHs"N'o SIR. THA1 i DE-
!oL6ERS Psk?tksroS. .SU NfESr BAT. THING II : ZOO
And IL h- rrany interviews have had win Dr.. Sherman
zinc. tlal .ue haze heard him Intrinsic
slght 10 the couIrHry. have known Or. Sherman
wears and have been OF acquaintance viIh
him as leads me relieve L. would have h--alei
80 mat Inc unedicn. his Il such hac been The fact
On The contrary. isve be1t- sad. lie hss always
Ell ANXIOUS ha the credit the composition should De- yours
IN short, my dear r have ever considered the original
preparation to Or EVser- tie CAPITA! employed IN
uiscurins /, Dr. Shsrma1'.. II CONCLUSION allow
express NV =souhm=ni ~ Lr breach between you
NJ siyS Az. having sqAr I've Of yGl me very highest
terms VERY respectfully, your oo.d.rnt .ervat:t
Il. P BLACkMAN-
shall notice the remainder Of Shsrnan's advertisement
On Monday Meantime would 20 tno-e aict-d
with Coughs and Affections OF the Lungs Ash.
ma and Splitting OF Blood. ls.t
'--' 49, sOLGERS OLOSAONiAN
Az IIE4yfSf; SALS3M
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TzUTH CpSlN' OF
De rOTGrR started o. saylGg tl.I ! made cOrater-
it OIosaoris he Go9y admits ina: haze Made al
ina. ever has been made, nc ~ ne 'ne = has sH-tt
~ ,osDy ,r,rENE>r. VII. likely admit
v,5o rEt-rlf mat he Only ny CLERK, and tAA
was The INVENTOR, OEIGlsAroE sEc PROPRIETOR Of
No -, =; y haa been Improbable, -:0uic have had
20 borne tb, loss, !: - does not MAKE -uch cou:es-
sio,s .h. give such Additional Eld-nee ai none can
orS, s Ina. vii Put the BLUSH OF SHANE a.lr and as
sbeors me seuuiae Olossor-an, either under the name
OF Sherman or Fcger for sale al he oid and Only Office,
loo S.sssas; under forfeiture c' oSk THOUSAND Dol
ms Il
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UrsBAND's MACNEsIA mad awarded to i, at

HCSBAND,s MAGSESIA mad awarded TO it. At
i tic Iae exhibition Of LAr American insutlte New"
YORK diploma sud also premium oy Inc fFaHkua nst
ute, Phi!ecel ptia-
The eAce-ncy of this N4Znesa consists IN IT'S being en-
Iiiey deprived OF carbonic 1-d IL Tree from unpleasant
.e.te smell or other reezDr property and without
ghness grttnesS.o tee touch Paat It's 'ree or
four tie strength of common ti.cined Magnolia
Many OF tas hys.ci Philadelphia aud Ia other
places mere t< Magnolia ha- Deen Introduced, IN
their practise, and reconirnc qutr egu4! 70 tie
Inc Henry Va gnesia fhe price ls onsthlrc e-s.
For sale wholesale BY HA|lLAND, KEESE Z co. ~
Ma.t-G.ane, and retail by Ru-hoH Co ll0 Broadway 10
A.,Or Hose and Broadway, corner Of lfh-st- J. s As
pin.slI rs Wiaai.,, J. ;iIhau, l>1 Broadway J. 4 a
Mc4kH. 81 Broadway Geo. d. Coggeshe, corner Of
Pearl and Rose. IVA miseOd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-27
CLoTHING. Sc MAIDEN.LANE.

4 tENTLEMEN aud Bows assured thai they can get
NJ fashionable Clothes, rad ymade. or made Ia ordcr
cheaper All. VANDERBlLTS, 30 Maieu-lanc than
other place la the Civ
" B-Huudrrds OF pieces - the Fashionable
Goods. Also, very large assortment of Rcndylnnd
Clothing. wholesale or retail Do not forget the No Is.
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