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III
- being faithful dcecupticn the nature.
and treatment ef delicate diseases those
Tor,to 81 cts rcfutiut from efAbuso improper habits
IN early lte The best recipes formulas given
20 ~ % cra tvcry one % cure and privately
srt O. avoid ths wpcsnn OF charatars Ths rhsrter
feabrt thcvld should se read ~ thoss
icmp atiug rasc isis esrecs importance. stranser
travellers anu guinr viii tnd in this little
volume perfect taieEusrd aeaast disease ard quskery
Sold ut fl BrOhdvhy Feat afn. ~ ua.
the union by fddrrsirr tie Auhor, 81 Lsrenar
pcst patio. Price only clf centL Opinions Of the rress
Fortunate fCr unfy wcul " te did is youth put
practce hc Fhsr Aroric ana scientific maxms hsrs laid
oencre cause % strim crsl misery iEht be uanshed
from tkc land and TIE a hc succcedea
~ rneval ~ tie hs-dv vigorous spirits ~ The olden
tincaNY Y Globe. Tho sutor o. this snail but ussfa
v0luns hfhly lusfsd medical nan who has had
Siderable tRptrence IN fhe ~ the dis
tffie frrm the fcs q early indscfecns There
nentr " focicty, 10 who's The vork will be
uftfuI-N. Y. star.
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r IsT OF LETTRRs REMAINING In THE NEW YORK
IL Post Once Dessmber 2l 1880
OFFICIALLY PusLrssKD PAPER HAVING ARensr
CALCULATION.
Please mention the date Of the list in which they arc sd
vertised. LADIES' LIST.
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nRNoR2IHQN CONTINUES TO CURE cSETATE Dis
~ 10 thuir forms, without ueTcurr aud
rcs recent a1sctior IN foe csyt practice n ~ ye.r
en- ahea hn dehitv, crnissiona, re-,
fsautrt ftf stuee No fee tl curea. Gee be
diplons N ht ocicc. sefis F~ttsB stresa
nH. JoHNsoN, no. 10 BuANE STREET, SC WELL
W kuovh n s tg1rrsnt of teieeto dse.es ne Doe
rtr stor for sN In thesa hsf-curcd thas
srsted for yssru " rr.snnsb Consti.utonsl wtsknss
bfousht % BY eore hstI efsatusr cured Raot~t
enrod In fogr dayr
hR CuoPEk. 10 DUANE sIRrET, uAs FoK THB
~ last tourter yssfa confined his rracee 20 tho
ment ~ uercufit sni other the most
Frstses cf ths afsesee mild To
t-o 70 fve dsvs uerfoet o ohsrrt.
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OConnsr Mics Ellsa
orc onner Mary
ODonnsll Miss Ne
ssnnA
O'Hsnlon Miss ElisA
O'Neill Miss Helena
0'SnuiyAa Mary
Farley nrs n Nal
vinia
Phslaa Ellsa. or
Jas Kelly
Pembroke Cstha-
Peterson Mrs Maria
Piakpey Mrs TIA
Pona ars sylyes ssr
Porter Mrs West st
Post Mrs Jas n
Powell klirAbeth
Piuckpstt Miss
kAoda A
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DR. RALPH, ArIHoR OF THE PRACTICAL PRI-
~ vart Jfeatlte, &c.-Ofice hon % n A se
p N fSundsy excepted me 50 Greenwich street N ha
bees smste % furrrse % soue that any respeos-
blity ana Of professional attaiuuen
ssn Ter g diseases whch peor Of svery descrp.ep rrs-
t.nd 20 curc early IT, however the ~ rsrs
of uc m es 'tese recrle tne upcn sccety husvr
svery tferent orni.r voud Be formed And nos ~
vel - the bdy 'hst 10 dspl.rse, but ssns of
nsrre ~ atsrt rnstrty ard 70 destroy the
euetive faculty sitcgsther. II 10 fact, that when not
Ecpsfy tfsstss hsy remain derrnsnt w ths
subcn ~ - spfesr IN NJ other thar 10 theiY
arsn ressriy YET Eropetly understood, sre Dos
sc -reedty emoved FROM abe redi~d rdvss-
.ree the author hnf enjoyed very arsnsve
rrneuee IN sspecssh he has
may osa be euredis sry days thsy bed
sns n. inanyssss q certain tises,es hcI
tro early improper hatie nsure s-sh ..f
re rsdos snres car Ne ettAnsd from other s~ufo. of
pfsee "'ef ease snt rssisitr o Ne errs.
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mEDICAIs.

DR. CONVERTS INyfGoRATINg CORDIAL IS THR
~ only rmefy Cor those esd disorders of body and mind
eau.ed Nv mTesr haAl q youth, Do not be deceived by
little bouks a. a csnts 81 Avoid persons who profess
70 eyre " I've hree days week Young be
hous whtre Fps ssF fr aid fev bottles Of this cordial
New frfk Crrlal az bottle; three Impor-
letter. pet raii.
I'VE ONLY sUccEssFUL TREATMENT FOR SER-
yous debility. and ether distressing and weakening
fympton fttultng non m proper habits with recipes diet
go etc rivcn IN Dr Ralphs "Prsccai Private rrsa.
the tth ed 9a Pr With plates price 81 sold At 50
Grecnv ich street or mailed free By post.
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MO CURE, NO CuARGE-DR MURPHY HAS Rs
~ moved % Ne ~ Roosevelt street. rear Chatham
whcfc he houfly Consulted all diseases Re.eut
ne tucc without mercury in two four days With unpAr-
sileica rs Srctifc 81 abox canaot be teatsn
y. ID. fteat. Or. ~ viilfcricit $500
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-05
w ASH N GTON:
MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 8, 1850.
OF r. &c IAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
Nv and ,citA the aduiee aud consent Of the Senate.
THoMAR l.. CairTEspEs, Of Kentucky, to be Con-
sui Of the United saes for the port of Liverpool, in
England
HESRY Bower, Of louisiana, to be Judge of the
District Court Of the United States for the western
district of Louisiana.
EpAvsD III. EVANS, to be Secretary to sign, in
the name Of the President, all patents for lands
sold % granted under the authority of the United
states
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country In the event of the defeat Of the measure
under consideration allude TO the course OF the
Senator from Michigan a. some further Justihca-
aware Of the awkardness Of my position, in having
thus 10 speak Of the oourse OF gentlemen who are
the especial friends Of "A measure for which, with
all the objections TO IL, ! may give my vote.
Hbali al all events, hesitate long before will re-
Ject measure which shall appear to be the only
one which can unite a majority of both houses Of
Congress In ito favor.
Here Mr. BELL gave way to a motion TO adj
journ.l
IN, be continued
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COllgre S..

The Seaaie was not in session on Saturday.
In the House Of Representatives., in Com
mittee II the Whole on the state of the Union,
'hc Indian Appropriation bill was under con
sideration. An adjournment took place pend
ing the question ON the third reading of the bill.
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TIL Il r Il 2 u BLIC .

10 be continued.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-06-27
a Bead Shot for Fed EBMgS.
Coal for Summer Use.

A SUPERIOR article of PENN. RED ASH COAL 70
Summer in cooking ranges etc. for sale b,
the subscribers Also White Ash Penn and Aguidneci
Goals. RICE Sc BARBOUR,
Yard on Plymouth Street,
Office, 222 Main-st, over C. Foster & Co.'s Store.
April %. dstf
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STONE BRIDGE HOUSE,
TIVEKTON. R. b

"a THE Proprietor respectfully informs his friends and
LIE the public that the above house open for the
reception Of boarders.
The house contains about so rooms and is capable of
coGmodatng $50 persons To those unacquanted with its
situation he would say it is situated the shores of Nara
ganset Bay IL miles from Newport and miles from Fail
River, commanding view of the Atlantic Ocean. The
house will be supplied with kind and attentive servans the
table with all the subsanas and decacies of the season.
and nothing will be spared that renders the stay of his guests
agreeable The fishing within rods of the house
Surpassed and boats bait and lines supplied boarders with
out extra change Excellent bathing, cunning, &C., in the
immediate vicinity An omnibus will be in readiness
Bristol Ferry the arrival of the from Proy
dence to passengers Stone Bridge House also
leaves Stone Bridge House (morng and aenoon) in time
to connect with the for Providence and Fall River
stage leaves Fail River the arrival of the from
Boston, Taunton, New Bedford, marlborough
Brdgewaers arriving at Stone Bridge House 2 o'clock
leaves Newport at 10 O'clock stopping at the Bridge and
connecting with the FAN River for the above places
Iiverton, June Z 1880. 2aw3w WIN. HODGES
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Sheet Lead and Lead Pipe,
A GOOD assortment in stock Any extra weight or G
n furnished at short notice. c. FOSTER & co.
April II d3mis
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MRS. g. GOODWIN.
20 The E0GieG.

20 the E0GieS.
JUST opened beautiful assortment of WROUGHT COL
LARS, Breakfast CAPS, Chdren's Emb'd WAISTS;
Embroidered POCKET HDK'S, something rich;
LACE Wells - Wrought Laces and BLACK SILK
BRUSSELS LACES for Visite Trimmings;
Also, large lot of LINEN POCKET HDKFS from
Auction, to be sold at prices to suit every in want
the above articles.
Please call at the New ENGLAND Fancy SropE beG,re
purchasing elsewhere
MYERS, BAMBERGER & ROSENBLATT
2l0 Nam Street, Butman Row,
May Il DIST opposite CIRCUITS Bookstore
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Horticultural Exhibition.
JUL Y Sd. An. and 5th.

Jul Sd, 4th, and 9Th
THE Worcester County Horticultural Society," will hold
l their Semannual Exhibition, in w aldo Hall,
No. l43 Main Street "Wednesday, Tlrsday and Friday,
July 3D. 4th and 5th next Members of the Society and
the bubble generally, respectfully invited offer for
hbton any specimen of Fruit Flowers and Vegetables they
may have, which viii tend add interest the show
FROM the success which attended the exhibition last July
the rapid progress of ornamental cultivation in the vicinity
and from of aid already received the Committee
OF arrangements have to anticipate the beau
inl and attractive exhibition the Society has yet had
strangers who may visit the city, and our own citizens will
find the Hall convenient and agreeable place of d-
ring the continuance of the fair.
With view to encourage contributions, the Society offer
the following Premiums
CHERRIES.
Best collection not less than pit Teach variety, $500
Next best do do do 200
Best specimen, not less than one quart, LEO
Best new Seeding variety, if adudged to be worthy
of general cultivation, 200
STR.a WBERRIES.
Best collection, not less than box of each variety, 400
Best specimen, do do ECO
Next best do do do 100
CURRaNTS.
Best collection, not less than box ofeach variety
Best specimen, do do l,O9
GOOSEBERRIES.
Best specimen, not less than one box 100
RHUB.ARB
Best specimen, not less than six stalks leo
LETTUCE.
CUCUMBERS.
Best pair 100
.ASPARYGU
Best specimen, not less than two punches, 100
PLANTS And FLOWERS
Best display of plants in pots 200
Next best do do 100
Best display of roses, 200
Next best do do 00
Best display of peonies 200
Next best do do lOO
Best display of other cut flowers, 200
Next best do do 100
Articles intended for exhibition should practicable be
sent to the Hall before O'Clock, p NJ Wednesday, July
3d. -
All articles to be entitled to premium mus be sufficiently
grown and maured enable the committee to pronounce
upon their merits
The exhibition will commence the afternoon of the
third oJuly and continuing day and evening close the
evening of July 5th By Of the Society," tickets ad
misson TO all Others than members of Society will be
l24 cents The fee emitting the member free admission
to all the Socieys exhibitions and the other rights of mem
bershp, is three dollars.
Ladies and Gentlemen interested in the objects of the So
ciety, are respectfully invited join The association.
ID. WALDO LINCOLN, Chairman,
June l9-w3w d6t of Committee of ARRANGEMENTS
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shell and Buffalo Combs.

uST received assortment of Shell and Buffalo Horn
y Combs, some very splendid patterns, also SILYER
COMES, at c. c. COLEMAN'S 2O5 NIan-st
May2l d3m I'd door north Am. House.
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SyrUusDS.
Sc EgsK.V'G.

MRS. G. COREY respectfully gives notice that sh
vi will do all kinds of SEWING--CUTrING and MAX
ING BOHS CLOTHING, etc. Her residence is az
May Gf No, 30 Exchange st.
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10 the Ladies.

10 the Ladies'.
MRS. THOMPSON, an experienced Practitioner
E and MIDWIFE, solcits the patronage of the public
to whom the invalid may with perfect confidence unbosor
all the inirmities so peculiar to her
Al kinds Of Family MedicineS-among which CrouT
Bttes and Physc, Tonic Purifying and Dropscal Syrups
and other varieties too mention together with
Perumery prepared and sold her OFFICE, No. lis
MAIN STREET, up stairs d3m April 25
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10 Rent, Possession JmIy /,

a,ys A GENTEEL HOUSE on the corner of Summer
snRE ~ and Charles Streets, good Fruit and vegetable
T% garden with without Barn, that is convenient
for five horse. House, roomy and convenient for
two families Rent low, to good and prompt tenant. En-
quire OF A u w. Fl. HARRIS, or JOHN T. POND.
June %. dtJl
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a3Hvenimg Eaeyase and I1ot for snIe.

- FCEEstss FENIgSC ssF3N Etsa TOT StkEes
l 'I'HE Estate Pleasant Street, opposite Chestnut
f1I| 81 well known the property formerly owned
.Gtga and occupied by Dr. o. IL. BLOOD. The House in
good ORDER and the lot large and well stocked with the
choicest fruit trees very desirable residence for any
wishing to purchase Terms easy. Tie property be
examined and particulars learnt by calling the subscriber
5 mo. Il dXEislf BENZ. RIIEEILM. Pleasants
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exemption, and thus eheld the wealthy
from the payment of any School-Taz, he
may just as well give it up at once. He
can get two votes against Free Schools
where he could get one for his ebominable
substitute. AS to abolishing Superintend-
ents and all Inspection Of Teachers, we
would far sooner abolish the Schools and
have done with them No schooling would
be bad enough but pretense of schooling
by such teachers as district officers, them
selves often illiterate as well as parsimoni-
Gus, might think would answer, because
they were ready to hire out for eight or
ten dollars per month-0 no, Mr.. Rice
ten times sooner would we see you abolish
the Common Schools altogether than reduce
them to that level Ed. 1fib.
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A PPRENFICES, LIBRARY.-fhe General g.
LAciou OF ecnancs and fradeznen deslrods 81 adord
the greatest facility and 10 the Apprenrea
Mocha, for tho Improvement ofihcir unds durnksps
nod of their apprenticeship, by the occupation ohet
hours In pleasant and instructive reading AND sudy aa
than In the Idle amusements and debating aEsaestcess
the City have during tho OF the Library rsds G
Improvement In their building, the Aechsnlcs Hall
will gvo the Apprentices The advantages OF lsrxs aa
In the Library conveniently fitted up and supplied viii
periodicals. &c for reading during the evenings ldsa
to the grstuioua use OF tho Books OF the Library.
Ths removal OF the Library to the second stOfyaes
Hail. with pleasant and convenient entrances Boaa
way offers additional inducements for all Approached
embrace the advantages which the liberal phis AfopJ
The sociey has provided and profers Tree rof hs uRa
all vino furnish the required guaranss" the and a
return OF the booka.
That the young Mechanic may not DO deprived Of iha S
poruniy OF improvement al the expiration Of bis appss
hceshp, Jounoymen aud ohers win hereafter DO allowed
the use OF the Apprentices Library including hs LhnJ
bequeathed to the Bociety by the lss Benjamin De sIt
and to which the requests OF Other members Of h haf
viii enable the Society TO mako frequent additions 70! "a
ANAL charge OF one dollar per year.
Members OF tho Society innd tho widows OF deceased
members will ind the Library conveniently aceeedOa'r
tho females Of their families, who may participates
Its advantages.
The Library will be re6pensd OF @echanfcs Hail. a
Brosdws1, Monday evening" the 18th SeptenSs', taA
open every evening during the weak from 10 O'Clock
Pho Readlngj Rooms OF the Society will be opea oTt7
evening from 10 o'clock Members win find tho lrai
foreign newspapers The tables upon tho arrival Of IA
cleaners weekly from Earope By order of the MbrIG
Committee. JAMES VAN NoRDER, Chairman
JoHH c SWAN Librarian. sl9 II!
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nslv humo. and give The State more

remove tha: ugly hump. and give the State more
.hapely appearance
Slavery should rot exit in Nev Mexico. which is
cutie probable, it is very evident that the people
Of Texas would have much less difficulty 10 pre-
venting the escape of iheir slaves il she dividing
lire be short and direct, than they woald If 1t De
long and crook ed
s. In regard to the Continuance of Slavery. It
msy be presumed shat she people OF Texas desire
he continuance Of Slavery in that State, therefore
they should not retain much OF that western and
northern territory, for, they should is it not likely
thai the settera OF THAI region, who will very
few if any slaves will be the means az 40 distant
day of sboli.hing Slavery Throughout, the State
On this account the best line for Texas would be
from the Flo Grande below the Puerco 10 the Red
river, which would include all the territory where
Slavery can reasonably be expected 70 exist.
] think bill TO amend this boundary could now
he passed. without difficulty, seeing that the ques
ZION of Slavery IS connected with it Is now settled,
and that II the attempt should fail the bill already
passed will nc: be aunuled. ANXIOUS.
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The Rexus Boundary.

To tbs Editors Of 7he Ty1b4sne
beg leave to submit few reasors why the
line proposed by Congress for the North W estsrn
Boundary OF Texas should be Immediately amend
ed, before the deciaion Of Texas ia given
l. In regard to Symmetry The unsighty pro-
lection OF territory north of Red River which this
Pine will make, will cause Texas to look like
great camel with an enormous hump on its back
avery eyesore ever staring Us In the face when
we look a map. This alone is sufficient reason
for altering the line for every ona who can see is
interested In it.
.. In regard to convenience. There are many
circumstances in the management Of Stats affairs
in which such projections are very awkward and
inconvenient, therefore they should never be made
when 1t is possible to avoid it. There ia an una
voidable one on the SOUTH toward the mouth Of the
Rio 6rande, and by the line proposed, there will be
ore on the west, south oftbe thirtyGecond parallel,
and surely there will be enough without this north
err one
3. In regard to DtviSloR. Texas will mostlikely
be divided q, some future time into two or more
States, ard with such 5 line there is no possible
way OF making good division, 90 as to have each
potIoh 0! suitable SIZE and shape have repeated
y tried to divide it GA good map into TWO or moro
parts but have always failed to make anything like
decent division, in consequence o. that northern
protection By leaving that out, ttere is but little
difficulty.
I. In regard to Length. In the lbaence of natu.
raj boundaries, the shortest and sraisess are IN
doQbsedly the best yet country would not look
well divided into squares like CHESS board1 and
IN this care, it is so obvious tina. tie best boundary
would be direct line from TIE Red River, at the
point where it is crosSed by the hundredsh ms
rioian to point on the Rio Grande az or near FL
Psso, CT else from the same point on Rad Rvor 70
the Bio Grsnde at the bend bebw the mouth Of
the River Paesco or Pecos, that it is strange that
any ether than those should have been thought Of.
better line than that proposed by Congress would
be ihe parallel Of 80 or 32 or ever 30 degrees from
the Rio Grande to the hundredth meridian aud so
north to Red River, the last OF whics has lately
been proposed by public meeting in Texas
However, the line proposed would do, if that part
OF it lying east of the hundred and third meridian
were fixed on that parallel OF latitude which ingsr,
ssots the hundr edith meridian at the point crossed
BY he'd River. or better on that River If il or
bsaaca OF 1t runs aear thar parallel. This woaId
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ESp The Orange mountatn Wntcr-Cure, al
go1th Orange Easex County New JeTsey, ons hours tide
b 1he Mo- s and Essex Railroad from tue city Toe es-
ha, prfvsie baths Auached to most OF The pa
isrrs rooms Address Dr. CARL LORENZ who has sue
eaeded Dr. eeke to lbe medcs department OF one ,dsl
'u.ou e ~ I'd a p "A sl6E
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PATEMT ZIMo pAxwT.

SfHdR SCBaCRiBERg, Agents OF tbs Hsw.Jsrf7 -
PiornE and Mining Company have received IRON ~
sxtsnsiTe WORKS n Newark supply Of the fsts1s ~
Brown and Prsnktnats paints which wiz be dh5osS'
on reasonable tsfme. ..
Thesa paints eonast OF various shades NOS assI q
Brown, up 70 deep orzngs, and also BLACK; aBi ~
soDposed Of Getqifc oxides, IhslI lasting pgopsrrSg
aeonomy can be confidently recommended. This COZ
ny also prepares from tbs same OXIDES paints pss
yalnhbls for the coating ofiHon and Of tin scrnEg ta~
protection REainEt ox1dizstion now known. -
Tneso paints whom applied to wood fora AIS, ~
bio protection against fro. IN
A supply Of The Gompaay's beasnta Wits OK
Zinc, nowsso Sxtsnhvely uGa1 Ia faTs ard sitter 1I
Europe AZ the rIost gznRbs zubsttuts for whils saa
sther deeteFio1s Sstats Ia ssarty expected gof GS"
tks spbsGribars, b r. JOKES K 50.
az 2moa ~ sSsFF%
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GT Charles Goodbye, German, and as sup
posed deBerter from the u s. service was ar
reated in st. Louis Mo on suspicion OF having
lnitted the murder perpesrated in the streets Of
Gelens on the night Of the 9Th inst BE was seen
in company with the murdered man, and after,
wards changed off considerable amount OF gold
for silver coin, which was found in bis posseaaion
at The time Of bis arrest
MAIL RoBBER sESTEScED.-In the U. States
Court of the Northern District OF Georgia, VIM. w
Stuart pleaded guilty to 4 charge of robbing the
mai. and was sentenced on the 10Th mat. to ten
years imprisonment,
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CLOTHING


THE ASSOCIATION OF TAILORS
EDEG 70 INFORM their friends and the public that they
Dhsve opened Store for the sale OF readymade clothing
at the - ,
Fhey have q stock OF harvest and Winter goods on manu.
and are abe TO so the and wants OF their customers
ii the ehortes, letter. and cheaper than ony other
ment IN the trade. aIi ~
VMRAP NEXT! THE JOURNEYMEN TAIL
w ORS CO. OPERATIVE UNION TAlLORlNG ES-
FABLISHmEBT, 1874 Ns ssu-a. one door south OF geeH
man. IL open FOR business and public Inspection tney
invite their fellow artisans and citizens to choose gar
meni from splendid assorted stock OF Eau ana Winter
Goods. Every garment Ia warranted TO NJ and maze 70
the most fashionable, durable ayle We say IN word
come and see what working mechsncs have done can
and will do. 1910 lm
NE lS4 Nassau.st one door south OF seekman.
CLOTHING AND TAILORING.-Immen
Osock of fashionable ready-made Clothing OF every de-
scripton-0OO Goats from 81 to ST. 5000 Vests rom 81
to 81 5000 Pants from 81 to So to measure Cloths Gas
sreres and Veatings, embracing everything new and
fashionable A firstrate nj always guaranteed, single
trial VIII convince all Twenty per cent. less than any
house in the CITY, for cash Remember the and num-
Der MlCHAEL CONNAfi
SO Smeod+ li3 Fulton-st near Broadway.
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING Mt wholesale
1YAand retailOver fifty thousand dollars worth OF fash
onabe Ready made Clothing for sale at low prices ut
VAEDERBlLTS 81 FultOn-st Also large assortment
offashionaQle goods which will be made to order in style
that cannot be surpassed. No 81 Fulton-st northwest
corner of Gold 81 lmeod'
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~ NeeIce-Whereas letters patent have been granted
A WPple and YIN Jones OF soToa e[ 1s
ea IN pnss ali oersons are cautioned against using ms
same any Infringement viii be dealt WIN n, ac eco OH ss 20
s soua 81. So e.s ~ ~ - 81 I'm.