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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-01
State OF the Flour Market.

New ORLEANS, May 23.-There has been steady dc.
maud for -four and the weeks sales comprise about 49,
900 bills. principally at So lax So 20 early in the
week. though transactions also at So per
Dbl for Ohio and Illinois brands Within day or two
however owing to better accounts from the East and to
the anticipation Of scarcity this for our own
consumption prices have advanced to Sc IS Sc So for
Ohio &c. and So rs So s7h per Dbl for st. Louis fan.
cy brands To-day we notice sales of nearly 5000 bbs
and the market closes with still improving tendency
Arrived this week. a. 3I7 bbls cleared 24622 bbs-
Gran-There has been q steady business done
about our previous figures, IS Toe for white &c. and
~ 75c per bushel for yeowhe sales having reached
about lao 600 bushels at this range To-day notice
sales OF about 5000 sacks principally At 65 Zoe for
white and mixed, and Too per bushel for yellow
throughout the week wheat has been steadily inquired
for anu 81 600 bushels have found purchasers France
mostly at aos 80 for fair to prime and the latter
10 now held at 81 IS per bushe Oats have continued
steady and from 1000 sacks have been taken Mt
AZ doc per bushel sales OF kiln dried corn meal
have been made at 81 as a 81 so per Dbl
CINCINNATI, May 27.-Flour-Y Yesterday the market
was decidedly dull and sales limited with slight decline
In prices The transactions reported 275 bbls from
canal mixed brands at So s0 80 bbs at So go s32 do
choice brand at IS sa several wagon loads at IS so
S. So; 100 bbs from canal Willow Grove Mill at So so
bbs from store at IS So ITO do from store and
and refused Some holders storing in prefer
to selling under S. s6
MOVEMENTS IN FLouR.-An the -four shipped between
Rochester and Lake Erie is weighed at q lock half
mile east Of this city The following 10 the number Of
bbs weighed from the opening Of navigation to four
O'Clock on Saturday -
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From the foregoing Statements, It appears that the
receipts at all the ports to the latest dates fall short
Of last season 2s9,933 bales while the deficiency
weight Is 1913 36 pounds equal to 299 657 bales
average weight And II leave out the Texas receipts
as we have accounts for the preceding year. the
paratve deficiency is rising 900 bales
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sufficient TO NEST the demands Of purehassr 20 head
LEFT over Prices Of sheep from u Is - 90 70 IS OO
lambs, 81 50 . ~ 50 70 - 90. Hsy-Ths inslsmsncy
Of weather to-day has prevented supplies reaching
the scales Sales during the week ct 76o per cwt for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-01

COPPER ORL2oo tons Of BiSulphuret and purple Cop
~ per Ore taken from the Bruce Mines belonging to the
Lake Huron and st. Msy River Mining Company for sale,
samples Of which are with shs AFsnt; ,,-x.,No,,.,,
New York, May 2sth. 1917. No Hanover street
my29 Btsr
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TO sTEAMnoAT coMPANIEs

ArII. The subscriber is fully prepared 10 fur.
nish Steamboat Companies with all sizes Of
r. r Dmplels Patent Centrifugal Blowers suitable for The
smallest river boats the largest class
This blower is constructed upon sound philosophical prin
cpes combining strength and durability occupying
very small space, and giving greater force TO the with
much less power than amy other Fan or Blower now in
without making the least unpleasant noise while in
motion. The superiority Of this blower is manifest
any persons disposed 10 examine It's merits and well
worthy the special attention oi all requiring the OF
Blowers, il is now becoming rapidly in general use
In preference TO all others, mi o.,
Difference is made the following steamers which have
them in ......
Steamer Bay State, New York. ,l. 49,. ....
Atlantic steamer Washington, New York
Atlantic steamer Norhemer, do
Steamer Robert Morris, Philadelphia.
/, TO IRON FOUNDRlES, ROLLING MILLS &c. &c
The subscriber also manufactures and keeps hand full
assortment from No to No TO- and upward of the above
blowers, celebrated, suitable Tor all kinds of iron
works, viz: cupoas, pudding and heating furnaces oI
rolling mills orges smiths' fires, &c. , o..
.'. JOSIAH KISTERBOCK,
Manufacturer and General Agent for the United States and
the Canadas, i67 Market ST philad. oct 3 dly.
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BROOKs,s

BROOKS,S
PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK BoOT,S
AND SHOES,
CONGRESS CATERS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
These articles superior anything before
featured, in this any other country, for
durability, beauty and utility.
NO. 1873 FULTON srRBRr NEW YORK.
THIS unique aud useful invention awarded Silver
Medal (the highest prenium) the last Annual Fair oil the
American Institutes ia superiority all others offered
for competition.
II has the appreciation Of the officers Of the army and
navy well every gentleman Oi taste who has airly
tested its value, AMI rapidly coming into general use
among all who regard ease grace, comfort, aud durability
the Boot or Shoe elastic, preserves original style
aud shape, and gives the hollow part beautiful and eeva
ted arch, thereby allowing The heel 10 be very high
with perfect ease quite low, without exposing the pata
10 injury. also keeps the loot from pressing
forward and retains IL in natural and easy position.
Myself and John Dick the only persons VINO make and
sell Boots and Shoes with this Iyenon In the cities Of
New York, Brooklyn, and Jersey City.
CONGRESS CATERS.
The undersigned, the first in the city OF New York TO
manufacture this justly celebrated and elegant article
tinues make them In endless OF styles, in
workmanship unequaied and at prices deiyng compeli
ton All other kinds OF Boots Shoes Caters, Pumps, and
Slippers, for ladies' gentlemen youths, misses, and child
rem LORlN BROOKS,
l3S Fulton street.
S-Just received, case of Russian Leather Tor Gen.
temens Boots, both Tor Dress and Water Proof This s
probably the first lot Of this celebrated Leather import
ed into The United States
y -lyIs
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Steam Boat Company Of Georgia.

G+xrkU. Al merchandise designed for the interior o
&lkkssiafh- the States OF GEOLtGLi SOUTH ft1Rtl
Li.,h, IHNNESSEh, and ALABAMA, sent via Il.
yanat viii be Twar,ie,i by the Steam Boat Company m
Gesrgla ~ their Steam Boasso Augusta rue OF connls
SION, al the lowest current rate oil freight 'T--H
la addition 10 the steam boat power Company already
possess, they have under construction new a.an
Doat, OF unusually light draft OF water and high speed bl
EXPRESSLY with view TO ensure prompt trii,sloi titon Of
Goods, ~ all Stages Of the river Navigation.
Goods marktdlOr tile Interior OF the country AFTER
ing Augusta or Hamburg forwarded BY the Agents
Their To their iInHl IL stnatIon.
Shippers may rely upon having the Orer OF their Goods
carefully looked 10 IN savannah
Bls 81 Lailng advising Tie shipment Of goods, and
leier advising whether insured amt to what point should
Always accompany tie same, be sent by mail
fhies who have been IN the habit forwarding me r..
ehhlc IN tile interior Of Georgia by this line and direct.
ing To The care o H. NJ GOODWIN, viii please take notice
ihh e connection Of that gentleman with this Company
having ceased all future communications should be adj
dressed To
W.p WILLIAMS, Agent, Savannah, Ga.
RBPEREscEs
MessrS Taylor a Merrill,
Josiah Marcy a Son,
Goodhuc Company, ~ h"rk. T.
l.. H. Brigham Esl
Haweb Gray A. Co., Boston.
Henry sloan, ESD, Philadelphu.
oct s-dly' octis
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GentIemen's Fall and Winter Wear.


DRAPBRs AND TALoRs, importers Of Cloths, Cassineres
VestiIgs, Fancy Dress Articles, DC, 81 Broadway Anne
chh iotel ofer Tor Inspection an extensive assortment OF
and fashionable goods for Fall Winter wear st.
lected with view to rendering their stock rich quail
FOR ORERCOAT ,S.--Bhle, black brown olive and
green mled cloths; various shades Beaver do dab and
blue Dev0nshirc kersey; Canada grey do; raD blue AM
black Pilot Coth brown, black blue, and 1raD Mobn,l
WIST,ER FRocKs, 81 CKs, se.-Beaver and mir
DRESS AND tROck C0A7'S.- Blue, black, olive.
brown green and Adelaide Cloths, of Biolys, S'mons
GyslNEss AND IRA YELLING COATS Plaid
Cassimere, lwees and other goods. ~.
HUNTING COATs.--olye, brown, and drab Moles
ny P'ANY,AL ooNs.-Frcnch, English German and Anne
rican black blue mixed, and fancy Cassmeres selected
with reference 10 the various tastes Of pa
irons IN this line to which such attention has been directed
nj TO enable III, TO insure fit combining aud elegance
HESTS.EBlaek silks and salns, fancy do, wooen and
velvet plads, figured Meinos white and buf Cassmerrs
and Marseilles rich Silk and Sans, Tor Ball and Parties
ARMYAND NAVY-Experlence enables us to lurnis,,
Uniforms IN strict conformity with regulations and
always on hand the material necessary the different
FIRST QUALITY READY fADE GARMENTS
Equal TO the best custom work.
beaver and milled cloth Sriouls; large
proved styles Sacks including blne, black brown and drab
Youths and BOYS overcoals Winter Frocks, sieks NC
business and Travelling Coats. Olive, brown green,
CoatsA large assortment in various colors and labrcs
Cloaks Blue Black Cloths, full and three quarter cir
meres plain and ribbed velyeieens for riding travelling
&c veslings--Black Silk, Satin, Bombazne, and Cassl.
mere fancy SIN, Satin and Valencia; dguered and plain
wool Velvet, black and figured Silk do Dressing Gowns
De LANES Merino, and figured Muslin, in great variety
Hunting Coats In various Styles
r FANG Y DRESS AR1ICLE S-T agion, Jenny Lind
Mazurka, and other styles fancy Cruvas English, French,
and Italian black silk Cravats; extra and medium quality
black satin Crvas superior black silk and Satin Scarfs;
newest style fancy do; Mcrno Scarfs Mules travel
ling &C.. twled and plain English, French, and India
Pocket handkerchief. Gloyes-C hasons and Baous
black white and colored kid also Merino, Buckskin lined
Berlin, Linen, Cotton, &c. SuspendersAl the various
styles and qualities. Undervests and DIawesMerino,
Silk and Buckskln, Wool and Cotton Flannel Hose
White and Mixed Mcrlo and Cotton, various grades Shirts,
Dosoms, and Collars Umbrellas, Silk, and Cotton
i PIECE GOODS.-Coths, Cassimeres, Vtslings &c,
as extensive an assortment he found in the country,
which viii be sold by the piece yard at low prices
they can be bought, with tie obvious advantage oil selec-
non from what can be relied upon the fashionable
goods. -
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Al Loeer Prices than before Sold
rNIIE subscriber has added immensely to his already
mammoth stock Of Literature. His late acquisitions
from the trade sllcs OF Boston, New York and PtladeL
phia together with fifteen Of the finest works the
Grlck, from LIVERPOOL and twenty ditto per the Leon
as from London, which will be Immediately marked aud
exposed for sale, give undoubted OF richness
W rarity and extent TO his stock hitherto unapproached
this continent All literary men, lovers OF books and
siass IN mental investigation, solicited 10 and
enjoy the true feast of reason and the How of souln
Every subject which the vii Of man has been expended
OF brains turned, may be found here. The reconcile
themacal and the crazy founder Of systems fTheo
ogy each IN his proper Mitch Those given NEGRO
NANCY, Astroogy, Alchemy, Sorcery and Wifchcral will
be highly amused whilst tie belle lee scholar select
from l5,GU fresh Volumes the very cream and chef
d'oiyres OF modern English literature The best treases
every profession and science from The honest poding
farmer 10 tie enthusiastic soldier In every and sci
ece the best books are here embraced In the department
ot elementary professional reaiises and school books Of
all strangers pay him visit before they leave the city
IN purchasing from him they save onehalf OF their mo-
ney GGergmen, literary characters and book collectors
generally living on lines OF railroad steamboat routes
Will do well TO put change al linen In their valises and
come al once TO i6 Nassau street allowed by all
be "te moral centre of the intellectual world Books sell
ing nj hall price, literary appliances and conveniences of
every kind gratis well as best Spanish cigars and other
instruments for nveteaie smokers like the
celebrated DIR. Parr. JOHN DOYLE,
Cheap Ancient and Modern Bookseller,
oct ly' li6 Nassau street. New York
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sHAKsPEARE HOTEI..

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NEW YORK.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm OF BERGEN d.
4 GAIABRUN, having refed and repenshed this spa.
cous establishment, now prepared TO receive company
There hundred and nine apartments In this house,
consisting OF dining saloons sitting rooms, parOr lodging
meetings The cooking department has been expressly
ranged TO furnish, at moments notice. refreshments
for number Of persons, from three hundred
be accommodated at the time There where
private parties may be furnished with dinners sup
pers and the tables will be furnished with the best the
ket affords Liquors and wines from the best establish
mens in the city, Pastry and Confectionery furnished
the shortest notice There will be lunch II o'clock
every day. and no attention will be spared to give sasc
ton Men Of business and those visiting the city will find
themselves centrally and comfortably located, and the
prices will be found to be moderate. The French and
Spanish languages are spoken In this hotel.
H.. JAMES BERGEN,
oct s " LOUIS GAIABRUN D.
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ttdSe and Strengthen. CONSUMPTION eau be cured Uro.
chiiis Consumption Liner Complaint Colds Coughs
tatarrh, dsiRia Splitting If iOod S0re,,s in he C,sf
Heete Flush, Nghi Sirelus, Difficult or Prdtitse Erpec
iotdo' Pun IN he Side &C. Aare been anu, car De en-
3D. .' - = - -
Probably there never remedy that has been 30 sue
cessiu IN desperate OF Consum po as this II clean
SEES aud strengthens the system and appears 10 heal ulcers
on The nngs, and The patients gradually regain their usual
health and strength ~, - -. ~
ALMOST A MIRACLE .'..s.
Read the following and doubt il you cai that Consump.
ton can be cured This is only one, of several
cases, that OWSSENDS SARSAPhRIiLA has cured
BROOKLYN, Sept. H. lSi6.
Dir. TowNsESD-Dear Sir-l was taken, a little over q
year ago, with cough and pain in my sde in
creased Very fast indeed pronounced by ply
scians 10 have the quick consumption raised large qlia
tes OF bad matter had night sweats, and sinking very
amy doctor said he could do nothing for me L went 10
the hospital hope Of being benefited, but pronounced
as ncurabc was greatly distressed the lungs
could hardly breathe soon became emaciaed and eS.
pected TO die confined my bed and was obliged TO
have watchers Indeed, cannot give you any description
that would do justice 10 my case supposed BY my
friends To be past recovery; had tried great number
remedies, and all seemed to he Of effect read of tie
most extraordinary cures performed by your medicine and
10 tell you the TRUTH suspected there humbug in
them, But was induced 10 try II; did 20, and very
thankful did cannot say that am entirely we'll hut
lar recovered 10 be about my business. and hope
To be entirely well in few weeks My cough pain in the
side and night sweats, have eit me- raise but very
ule and am fast gaining my usual strength feel il my
duty 10 give you statement Of my case, publish you
please
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GARRlT GARRABRANT,
l2 Market street, Newark
DISEASE OF THE HEART RUPTURE Ann
DROPSl '''"

-, .,.. ,,., NEw ioRk, July, %, 1876
Or, TowSHKND--Dear Sir My wife mas been ,nl;c,ed
with Disease 81 The Heart, and with terrible Rnn,r. nr
vcr fifteen years, the greater pan Of the time a L,s
b'eh troubled with Shortness o breath AMI great F.rig
~ Tho Heart which has been very distressing and mas fra
gueIy herm unable 10 leave erbed The Ruture Was
large sui severe. She tried almost every remedy T s,c
tasrs with but lie benefit When she had tasen bi ,hrs
bgts o. your excellent medicine was entirely relieved
~ NE DISEASE Of the Heart and the Rupture has almost en-.
Sf las asn hnd the Dropsy, and was very much swo
h w al no idea that she could be benefited a, Size
nv ,, implication Of Diseases But has ss tr,ug.
,i,,i ~ apleht relieved her Of the hrffey am aware
fc,, ~, ~ eit u ~ strange as to appear almost In.
pnpii . W heNerileleps sober reality your SAUsh
need I,v ~, - ,tluy valuable medic inc and sl,od he
igh.i, a wv lna " suffering az we have been n any
hnuss ,r e'Uouh they At liberty TO cali M mi
g w 1,,'.n,, YOUR respectful
pRINfupAI npptI. No James street
Sun Building '''N SiREET, N. York
DIX U. w. DlOTT a SONS GrSrp,, .. =
i51 Npf'n oecnihl street, Phladepha u, 'h"i'' W.
Agent Tor Washington City I,IIAWI - ,.,,,,. -.
oisr corner 1h street and Penn Ay,nn" 'ioii Dhuo'
uf Also, Tor sale by Druggists r,bsp,n
nt- NONE GENUINE UNLESS wir nm -. ,,,,,
LARGE SQUARE BOTTLES, WIIlt,u , az ~ LIE
QUART, AND SIGNED WITH TnR waIrtrs r.NlniN a
5 ~ TOWNSEND, AND mis- NIMR BLowE IA 49,, W. or
oct8 F7--lyd oct 'i5' :" '"A oLash'
p- DR. yOTT.
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CARPETS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS


HENRY ERBEN I72 Centre street. offers for sale the fol
III lowing Organs;
One Gothic Organ Of IL stops and octave Of pedal pipes
Dimensions Of 10 feet high ~ feet and inches 'front.'
and feet 3 inches deep,
One Grecan Organ Of " stops octave of pedal pipes
Dimensions Of case 10 feet inches high 10 feet wde 6
feet deep b.. ).
One Grecan Organ of 10 stops octave and half Of
pedals Dimensions of II feet high, ieet inches
wde feet inches deep.
Three Gothic Swell Organs Of stops. Dimensions OF
feet IL inches high, feet inches WIDE and feet
deep.
Two Grecians Of stops 10 feet hg fee, inches wide,
and . feet inches deep.
Two Gothic Organs OF stops, feet high feet inches
wde feet q inches deep ......
A variety Of Paror Organs.
One second hand Church Organ - .
Seraphine. div.
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REMOvALI
SILK GOODS.

n =. LINDSEY has removed TO the new buildings No
VI CO Liberty street (Rr Store from roadwayJ where he
prepared To exhibit with few exceptions, entire
seasonable and desirable stock Of
SILKS And FANCY GOODS Embracing every
rely OF Plain anu Figured Black Coored aud Changeabe
silks.
DRESS GooDSof every descrpton.-plad and fig
ured Casmeres and Nous de lain,s Mcrnos, &c. Also,
a large assortment Of
E1NCY car AND BONNET RIBBONS, together
with plain colorcd aud black Satin aud Taiios Ribbons
PRINCES AND GIMP TRIMMINGS OF every va.
rieiy aud tie newest styles
STA WIS 81 all kinds and qualities including silk,
Broehe, Tnbe Cashmere Tur<erri, Se., lie would
particularly call attention alsD 10 hs unusually large and
desirable assortment Of ACES, ENBHOIIJEIiIftS d
WHITE MUSLINS.
Aud he would respectfully inspection of his stock
In general by those who willing avail themselves
Of low prices for Cash and short credit.
oct S-1yd
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SAMUEL HAMMOND q. co.,

LDfPORIERS or FINE WATCHES
No "A Merchants Exchange (irst door William street,
lave constantly hand large and valuable assrn,.
IL Of FINE WATCHES Of their own Importation whici,
iey are now selling al lower prices (whe qualify
pared than caii be purchased OF any dealer in New
written WARRANTED, IN all cases viii be given pur
chaser. .. II 49, 80
ChronometeT, Duplex, anu other line Watches IN the LAT,
firm o Benedict lammOnd will continue to give his IN.
ION with his present partner whose reptaOQ has long
since been established, nvg worked the last ten year.
for the trade IN tins ciiy
B-A large ami valuable assortment of Jewelry, Sl
yer Ware, Oiice and Maue Clocks, &c, constantly ".
manu- oct S-diy
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No. % FRANKLIN PA CE, PHILADELPHIA
OUlS HART respectfully informs his friends aud the
IL public large and particularly his old patrons In Della
ware that his house No ~ Fr1nkng Place, which for
neaess and comfort, well privacy and queess of
situation is unsurpassed by any public house IN Phae
pha Is open for their accommodation Travellers through
and visiters 10 the city Will find his house desirable
Lodging or temporary home they could wsh-whle his
charges ranging from rs cents 10 ell day, will be found
moderate his patrons would ask, for the superior
modations they will obtain, ,s.
n. Is LUNCH daily at II A, NJ; ORDINARY for the Is.
peeia accommodation Of merchants and other business
men, from 10 3 =. NJ every day, except Sundays PER.
MANENT BOARDERS, for whom The best accommodations
prepared, taken on the most accommodating terms.
nrts -Iyd
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A IT, WATSON, % Maid1 Lane, up STAIRS, oilers Tor
"A, sale favorable terms, by The dozen case, full
assortment " the above desirable goods consisting IN pa
Of the following, viz: 40. .t
MEMS siender and ouisize) Blue Gray Hose and Hall
Hose all qualities. -. .tsE .
WOMES'S White, Black and Blue and Dark Mixed
Hose from coarse quality 10 superfne SaxOny.
CHILDRENS Hose, "a and l'2 Hose, White and assert
ed Grey, all sizes.
Mems Women's, and Chidrens Underslrts and Draw
ers, very full assortment.
Also, few bales Of 3 and ply Scotch Knitting Yarns
div
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=
fINE subscribers have fun supply the
ebrated "IIberna Purest Sealing. Wax manufactured
expressly to their order by Messrs Thos Rhoads & Sons
London and warranted to be Of the superior quality
1t is distinguished for It's fine color, burning freely viii.
out dropping too much, and itself but little, ca
ing no waste or inability to drop before reaching the proper
place for the seal.
The above article has extensively used in banks
public Offices and counting rooms in this city, and has
given very general satisfaction, for which reason To Sc
cure uniformly good quality, they have ordered the Wax
directly from the factory and each stick sold by them bears
their name impressed upon the end, and is
iuy equal represented.
For sale, together with extensive assortment of Pa
pers, Blank Book and Stationery, by
L. Is. CLAYTON d. SONS, e
octS l. st Wall greet
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SEAMAN 81 MUIR,

RE daily receiving rom the large Auction Sales, an ms.
IL sortment OF FINC and S1APLE DRY GOODS,
adapted TO the best City rrde and purchased below
the cost OF importation, which theya Offering pery
small adrance.
They have received by the various steamers and
packets, very general assortment oil Ron FANCY
DRY GOODS, TO Which they invite the attention of piir-
casers III their stock will be iound the koupeaes Of
Paris and London
They beg leave 10 present their thanks for the patronage
literally bestowed upon their establishment and TO as
sure the public that they viii strive 10 continuance
OF confidence and support
Ii III their purpose extend their already large business
and stimulated by their unexamped fur they
are determined 10 leave no honorable efforts unred
compis their design considerable amount of experi.
ence IN business has demonstrated their satisfaction that
The only sure method Of obtaining and securing large bus
mess Is to have II based upon correct principles thai
while, as merchants, they consult the interest their Gus
toners, they are pursuing Tie only true method Of advancing
thelr own. oct S-lY' !