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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-12-23
A STORY WITH A MORAL.

As the preservation of religion, ftniiy and
property is the Cnckoo song Of the men who keep
up armies, the following little account exhibits
extra -amiable relations existing between families
in countries where men marry without love, buy
ing their wives as they would hog or donkey,
and of course boxing npon the aged sire Of the
wife as living nuisance--to be pleased if rich,
to be despised and neglected if poor:
A merchant of Munich having obtained large
fortune, gave each of his three daughters con-
siderably large sum- and married them to three
brothers, sons of g worthy man of Hamburg. He
reserved to himself a large capital, and his sons
n-law employed all their eforls to induce him to
give it to them. At last by fattery and demon
STATIONS of affection they got the old mans money
But from that time they began to show ndffer-
ence, and at last totally neglected him. The
good old man was very wretched, and, what was
worse, very poor.
One day his youngest daughter went to him
and tried to console him. In the course of con.
versation, she suggested. to him that he might
gain the good will of her and her ster's husbands
aud obtain ffam them II he needed, by pretend
ing to be sti. rich. The old man seeing the idea
was good one, resolved at once to act on it. He
went to a friend of his, banker. aud obtained an
advance of money, and the loan Of service OF
plate. The next day he invited his sons in law
to dinner. They We're astonished to find service
of plate on the table, aud still more SO when the
servant brought the old man letter, when he ex-
claimed, 'sWhat, let an old friend be embarrassed
for ten thousand forms 2" And he went and gol
the sum from his strong box, saying, .'There-
take it to your master? You see an, still rich ~
The sons in law We're confounded, aud each with
great earnestness immediately pressed the old
man to go and live with him, promising that he
should receive every attention, and everything he
could possibly wish for But the old man laid
down his conditions---that he should have his own
apartments and domestcs, carriage and a Ger
tain sum placed at his disposal. To this the Suns
n-law eagerly consented.
For some time the old man lived comfortably
enough, and wherever he went he took the pre-
caution to carry with him his strong box, which
was very heavy A little while ago he fell ill.,
His sons-n law pressed him 10 make his will, but
he said his intention was to divide the contents of
the strong box equally between them and friend
and that they and his executor should each have
a key. About a fortnight ago he died. BY a
writing which he left behind him he directed that
the box should rot be opened until five days after
his inerment-that he should be buried with the
greatest pomp-and that each poor man in the
town should receive new suit of clothes and a
form. At last the day come for opening the strong
box. The sons-n law, to their bitter disappoint
ment found, not as they had expected, money or
securities to large amount, but lead and stones.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-12-23
a Gard.

THAyE been appointed by the County Court
of Augusta. one Of the three Commissioners of
aad Court state, settle and report the accounts
Of Executors. Administrators ard Fduciaries gen
orally and to perform all Other duties pertaining
- such business as are required by the New Code
a Laws.
Parties interested, who may desire my services
will please apply to me at my office nearly oppo-
a,s tho Court house.
II. u. BELL.
September 2, l650.-6m.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-12-23
FOR LADIES
MiSCELLANIE

Muhs, at various prices, Super Moeskin, Beaver,
Brush. Angola and Soft Hats, generally. Navy,
Fur. Cloth, Plush and Glazed Caps, OF every size,
quality, color and price. Children's blue and
mixed Hats and Caps; Carpet Bags, satches,
Trunks and Umbrellas--together with many arti-
cles usually kept in his line. Don't forget to call
at the Sign of the GOLDEN BOOT, at the old
stand OF T. ~ GREEN, where satisfaction as Pledged
staunton, Oct. 7.-spec copy
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RATS .g.N.D ctr 6

GAeN Il VltlM
The assortment will be found on examination to be
equal to any in the United States.
Virginia Merchants who have been accustomed
to go to the Northern Cities for goods, would do
well to call on their way at this establishment.
where they will to their satisfaction that in the
article Of Halls and Caps at least, Richmond will
compare to advantage with any other market.
Terms most liberal and accommodating.
JOHN DOOLEX
No. II Main Street, Richmond.
August 26, Is5e.-iy.
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confectionery Establishment,
adelphia, formerly kept by the late Mrs. Wood,
where he will be most happy to receive visiters
from the City and Country and where all will find
an abundant supply of every thing apperanng to
the Confectionery business. His saloons are spa
cious, airy and sumptnously fitted up, and when
his projected Improvements are completed they
will not be surpassed by any other similar establish
ment in the world. MENTIONS SALOONS
are the fashionable resort for the ELITE of the
City, and the praise of Newlon's refreshments is
on every tongue. His Ice Creams are made of
Cream from his own farm.
October ID, l850.--ly
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a Gard.
PAPER HANGINGS.

FVNHE largest, best, and cheapest assortment
i WALL. PAPERS in the country, is to be
found at HOWELL FINN {. Co.'S, l44 Chestnut ST.,
above 9Th ST. Philadelphia they have constantly
90 hand PAPERS from IL 2 cts. per roll, to the
finest Gilt and Velvet Decorated and Parlor paper,
n from to dollars per roll.
Also
Borders, in great variety, Window Curtain
Paper. Fire board prints, fne
and common, Sc, Sc, in
fact every thing belong
ing to their line Of
business,
Aey are prepared to sell. wholesale and retail
at ths meat reasonable prices.
Sept Is, lS50-1y
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-12-23
The Golden Boot.

-OU----OU-----
ID BAYNE would respectfully announce to the
l. citizens OF Stanton and its vicinity, that he
has removed his
BOOT .G.yED GEEDE STORE
to the room recently occupied by T. N. GREEN,
where be is now receiving and opening an unusu-
ally large stockin his line, purchased under the
most favorable auspices in The Northern Cities,
and will he sold upon satisfactory terms to cash
punctuat dealers His Stock comprises, in part the
following desirable goods, to wit =
FOR GENTLEMEN: FOR LADIES
Super Gum and Buffalo Gum Boots and Over
over Shoes, Shoes, extra article,
Morocco and Calf Super Leather Boots,
dress Shoes, sew ID = peg'd
{" Kip 4 Seal do, do, G Pee'd Buskins
" Brogans, heavy and lies
lot. :" Sew;d Busk ms
6. Water proof Cork and Morocco Wells,
Sole Boots, 9 Kid Wells and
g Morocco and Calf Slippers
dress do, /" French s Eng.
Seal & common do, Lasting Caters,
+" Kip, & heavy coarse :" Patent Excel
ditto, siors, very neat.
Boys q chlldren's Boots, 9 Jenny Lind do,
Shoes, Hats and Caps, OF {: Sewed Moroc-
every variety. co Boots,
e Ithita Ei1 do
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-12-23
BOOTS AND SHOES.
-OO-OO

ETAVING returned from Baltimore with large
J. L lot of suitable material for the manufacture
OF Gentlemen and Ladies' work, are prepared TO
carry on the
Boot s. Shoe Making Business
in all its branches, and respectfully invite the at
tenton of the public to their establishment. Be-
sides the work usually done, as Gentlemens Boots.
Shoes Caters, &c, they have added and especial
attention will be given TO, the manufacture OF
Ladies work, such as Ladies Kid, Morocco, and
Cater Shoes, Misses ard Childten's Shoes of
every variety and style, &c, &c. all of which
will be executed in a manner. which, for durabil
ity and beauty cannot be surpassed. Their prices
will be reasonable and their work warranted.
8G- Gail and see at the old stand OF d. c. HARRY,
opposite the Virginia Hotel
HARRY g. DAVIS.
staunton, Sept Is, ls5o.-sm.
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RegGy-e7fgElzege Clothing,


ever brought to this market. They respectfully
ask call from all persons in want of Clothing,
and if they do not make good their statements, as
to the QUALITY and PRICE of their goods, they
will not pretend to make sale. This stock has
just been selected by J. P from the largest assert
ment in the Northern Cities. with eye to the
Fall trade Of this place. and we are therefore con-
WINGED that We can sell the uefy article wanted, to
any person who will favour us with call.
The following articles comprise, ia part our
Stock Git would be impossible to enumerate ally
viz
Fine Black and Brown Cloth Frocl and
Dress Goats, Black, Brown and LAWS
ible Green Cloth Sack & Single Breast
ed Frock do, Drab Sack Over Goats,
of finest workmanship. Black and Blue
Pilot, Felt & Beaver Over Goats, White
and Blue Blanket Over Goats, Black
Cloth Cloaks and Togas, PantaIoons
and Vests Of every description; Caps,
and all articles Of Gentemen's under
wear.
N. B.-We can supply Country Merchants with
an assortment Of excellent Clothing at City prices
j. POLLITZ & Co,
Corner of Virginia Hotel.
Stanton, Oct. 2, 1850.
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GOLD PENS, &C.

TUST RECEIVED, a large assortment Of Gold
- and Silver Pens and Pencils fine pocket
Knives sc. G. B. WRIGHT g. CO.
Oct. I, 1850.
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T0puRCHAsEns or CLDTHIaG !
J. P0LLITZ & co,

EEAvE just opened on the Corner Of the Vir,,
Ek glnia Hotel, (formerly in the occupancy Of
P. Bayne) the largest, most fashionable and cheap
pst assortment of
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-12-23

ID BAYNE would respectfully announce to the
l. citizens of Stanton and its vicinity, that he
has removed his
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-12-23
ISAAC NEWTON

ID RESPECTFULLY announces that he con-
= q tinues TO conduct that justly celebrated
CONFECTIONERY Establishment,
The New York herald., 1850-05-17

II VII Dc sten That thtrc has beCn faIInE on this
yesr IN every article except cheese notwithstanding
the longer time the canals have been navigsclc this
season n is preston. that the supply of bread
suH. aud produce, generally. in the interior y limit
cd this year compared With Last aud that our works
of internal improvement. railroads aud canals viii
have transportation during the year iec0 than In
ls4g The country reported to BE- bare Of produce Of
ever, de.crpton The late rise in the Western rivers
furnh,d opportunity 10 send forward al the stocks
that had accumulated duriug the wiatr; aud thc high
pr,.s ruling the principal Western markets induced
h. Ids r. IN the interior 20 send their supplies ior~ard
o. rapidly possible The oi the scarcity in
the ske region of the Western county. has not yet
,..n fully rcsIasd in the Eastern markets and It will
only be by the weekly decrease in the canal re-
septs A. an un.et TO any deficiency IN domestic
stri,y Il is sieisi that the .locS II b-sadstaTs
The New York herald., 1850-05-17

will reach this market This is undoubtedly the case
but whether deficiency will be wholly made up by
the Canadian surplus Is question we cannot at pre-
sent II s however probable that prices vii,
remain, for time, without any
but in the event Of our deficiency not being made up
from other sources Of supply prices must advanss-
The Chicago Tribune says, that last year from the
opening of navigation up to harvest there were sent
forward, from Lake Michigan ports about 277 bush
wheat This year, should all the shipments to be made
prior harvest take the eastern direction tho amount
from the opening of navigation to that time win
ly equal 55o OCO bush The falling OF Lake Erie
will doubtess be proportionably greater. From the
Toledo Republican, learn that the decrease in re-
cepts o wheat at that point for the month of April
10 427 bush being % 2lS this year. against
l0eol5 bush the time last year. The receipts Of
-four during the same period last year amounted to
25 2Gabbs this year 7o6 being falling of Of 557
bbls in one month If this be a fair criterion by
which to judge Of the remaining ports Lake Erie
surely not far wrong in the above opnion It is
also we understood fact that Western New York 10
far short of her usual surplus the Lake region
In the face of which facts think do not hazard
great deal in concluding that Canada cannot supply
the exraor binary deficiency"
The exports of cotton from Mobile to foreign
tries for the month Of April 1850 have been follows
with the weight and value
The New York herald., 1850-05-17

NV YoRS srsrr TilKeaArm CoNrast A ne~ line Of
Telegraph from New York 60 Buffalo u being
struct,d by SIR OReiliy, witch siii De- completed
about the 18th Of June Highly gra;iGcl With the sue
c..sfu operation of the Merchants line. constructed
by Mr or, from this city TO Boston and upon which
Bsin's patents ~orkcd several Of our merchants
aud capitalists interested in that enterprise have in
their subscription to cncourgc the extension
Of thia new I'm. Tho following grutlrnen have been
chuser dir,ctrTs cf be company. for ihis city
v tLsrd =. Csrmau a. 4. Ouwning. wilson % Hunt.
Nm D. Lawrence Msrshal L,Gerts Samuel colgate.
LaI DE n. Green. philo Z. kugEies
N, directors for Other Oitics ou tils route viii be
hereafter chos, u.
Nar.hsI t,I,rts Esq under whose mana cement the
ct.taf on q ia. Nsrehaut- line has been atte aded
Vuh such satis'sctoiv results 20 the public the
sio,ki0i ides snannously chosen Prrsiaut uf the
n,v company win L.onsfd " Jerome Ter sssersl
ytars Publisher - the Hcrsssf t ricsul SECRETARY
The New York herald., 1850-05-17

MAKING Born ENps MEEr, AND NE,roF BOrH
Esp~-Wuhin the two or three years last past, the
Philadelphia L,dgsr has generally made use of the
opinions. views, and doctrines Of our columns, as
the foundation Of lis principal editorial articles.
Our amiabe contemporary seems to be perfectly at
loss FOR an idea, when he happens To lose paper,
which he sometimes does by the sudden aparopra-
ton Of IT, by intelligent visitor TO the Lcdgcr's
ssncium. still, in spite of all this facility for get
ting brains at cheap rate, the Lefger continually
scods and dcnounccs us in long AMI short para
graphs-professes a complete horror OF our whole
course. while it quietly supplies itself with thoughts
and opinions, under the guise Of detcsiing them.
This il all very curious The Inconsistency OF
is not always easily explained; aud when it is
fully exposed. very consistent motive il usually
found at the bottom. The ingenuity OF inconsis-
tcncy j. sometimes very profitable and men ire
qleEtly svow themselves the haters Of things
which they take wonderful pains TO enjoy
Tn" prcrriciors of this same Ledger own the
Baltimore SBn. Thus hey have two organs at
work. ono in free. the other in slave State F;
end between the two. they make both ends meet,
vrrl much to the benefit q their pockets. Under
the sanction OF these yhlol opheis, both OF these
ncwstap,rn suUly opinions. on the same plan that
the lmanac mnktrs furnish weather and asironom
icsI tables. calculated flr the meridian of Bllt-
more and # Philadelphia. The very doctrines re-
r;oIaied n lhiladc phia, are found excellent food
lnr Baltmcrc and an opinion that cannot bc had
for one cent in the one city, can bc had ia the other
at that price. furnished by the self same manuisc-
tutsrs. This Is The tri instance, in the history
Ct ,ue n,wspapcr press. in which opposite doc
times lave been n.dc to pay. not merely fair pri-
cfe ttf euufs that would De considered highly
rcmuucruting, even in California. Some editions
ave ysry .hfewd some opinions cre very honest
~ tt"msel,ts-aud some persons arc--jusi what
they ere.
The New York herald., 1850-05-17

fttHrr aNit.e thfNiN
Msv &c ~ Itaa So ha,r ~ I've ..Harv fsr1ass
Co Ths setou vas brought ~ plaintiff sgsnst the
$500 on soods dams 90 detroyrd BY Gre in Occn
..s sip The dsfshce H. that the damsgcs alleged
Wv rlsntsG are ever estui. ted aud shat there vas
fsaud Tho ca.c has ocUuq qsd the attention q the
conrt ~ several drys snd e,cNs ccns'dorstls Int
rest
The New York herald., 1850-05-17

fINo CAiiIuFN uFNIANs.-CAtirORNfAN CAN nv SUP.
gita ullh etey desetpilos "a Mtaiie iudia Nubhsr
tgc guaiie oua's % the gold resioua low - Good
AIkt- luiet Warehouse 3. Broadway. between Pine an4
v aii stu-fr
a AEGUHi', CALIFORNIA EtPyfSS- TliB NEXT EX-.
~ ftcrau tnt oce sill be m,4s ~ "a t1fTsrdoi ~
frflft ti.y N n q
trscai uecnetrs The delivery g ls cnc eNsk-ses
~ AW FAlia lire Tor al parts of C4 ra, 10 ,tiaiNl
a. ~ Ae Icfs' trneda;c Nte tse arrival
ti- fraaciscu. thereby tarrink .hs at
der.eh prce ifq Pearl a Wan. late
THOMPSON HIrruyOCv. Asents.
= Hrsfnrsts fr freight can b. naas hsrscr IN Coii-
r. n f.ara4
The New York herald., 1850-05-17

Is3U-C1csrances, b43; amount OF tolls. S264N u
1919 Clearances COG; amount Of tolls. $l656o 80
OF agricultural products, bacon, tobacco and lard
show great increase, while seeds and cotton show
great falling OF The increase In tolls is the best illus
traton OF the additional transportation the canal
There has been decrease In the importation of dry
goods hardware 60. from the east, showing less
tivity in trade this year than the last.
During the first month of navigation, this season
there have passed through the welsnd Canal 2e vss-
ses. against 1876 mp to the date last year 6s
bound up to American ports, and 81 down; IS mp
to Canadian ports and "A down. so OF ths down
freghts were agricultural produce, and ~ pro-
ducts OF the Canadian forest, Of which IL for
0awe
The New York herald., 1850-05-17
<srsrrfNss.
PERSON AL

UNTORuATION WANTED OF wfLiIaN KELLY, TEN
teafs ~ isir c"mpi-rivn. grey 'ss andy hair
cha tle prison kefVrr. Afdtrs rect, New
Nk on tie nh Nav sss who promised iti,hfuliv rive
boy ths fassiug day 10 care cf lqstsr ssa.c-
man re.ditr ia stale "a New Jsfacv. lal ~
provide tar,este Ifgs-D Tor The seare q tie said
Mtiiaui The fsther having frelusutiy written
lssias received acknovledrment person
fiua iufma ion which sha lead % The discovery 81 tho
I'D lillian Nelly will he sincerely thanked and ever
ru.wsra iutfhe p'ayer of afflicted parent. Address
IF1fR NELLY, \ Company, 7th Infantry. T.s.a. Port
Afiuelie torida. or the herald Ner paper once, New
The New York herald., 1850-05-17

THE ToRrEDO AND OTHER MYSTERIES ~ ruE
CouRr or SEsstoNs-AsiuEY's CAsE.-The case
Of Ashley, connected with the Drury and other
queer cases. in which Chevslier George Wilkes,
who j. either an unfortunate dupe. or the grand
master II all the secret police Of the United States,
comes Of for argument to-day. or tomorrow, or
neat day. or The day after. David Graham, Esq,
she emin'ui codifer. argues the points in favor Of
the prosecution. and Joseph Ashley, the emf
neni fuancisr. argues for himself Il will be an
interesting discussion. both TO law and fact,
principles and mysteries Il i said that Mr.. War
ner, Chevslier Wilkes and his Secretary, Marcus
Tuilius Cicero Stanley, will present counter alIi-
daviis OF documents. giving their view and notion
Of the recent 's-pedo mysteries. Ashley. IL is also
said. u PREPARING additional and more curious
docum, nis, tending TO throw a perfect Bengola
light on what be has already revealed
An these Developments of the recent criminal
my steries spriuging out OF The torpedo explosion.
end the move ments OF that universal genius known
und,r the sobrtguct Of Signor One-Eyed Thompson.
now sgain IN prison, are coming out, bu by bit. by
thc force Of circumstances, and the rivslres and
contests Of The several comhatants consisting " at
sorts Of bad characters. and some few dupes Truth
is highly, and will prevail.
The New York herald., 1850-05-17
Gr,,r prr,hn Iirna-. r,urrc-. Esce..
Washington fcr
sale BY }. J.lAUEoNtER. ts Maiden lane. % stairs


dsvotcs hs exclusive dsases te Ese lie
haf rust ported from Isrs Artiacisi Es~- of mpruts
Witch BE- inserts resemble the natural
snd defy tie sefutiny nhrt hHpre fuA NJ
fvtfsaalv a bic
The New York herald., 1850-05-17

ratsrn. ut.rts ssls. 'su:1le %, setsrs have ias,
oTsftd setcty ~ The above beautifully hnisHed
ctuis kist ass6r ~ farty be Ter ladies'
dicfrs "a ucg ariitlel spanish fans Pore Mrnnsies
Jsvelry. Ec. " n IFS a FhtEMAN.
tsN iiliau stfest ctfrer of Nsidea lane.
The New York herald., 1850-05-17

has teen suppressed ~ te frcuth account
Of The unspsnE in which BE has exposed and ee
nouuced the proaae lives ~ the sEtocracy of France has
been csreuy translated sud s fr sale all bookstores
IL will sensation for " ~ of the artlng
erui books haf las IN tie ast
twenty ysars 81 u handsomely illustrated and sells Tor l2ls
sar
The New York herald., 1850-05-17

esn ind the first quality slippers and Ties. and Buskns
and 10 shinE; second quality slippers and Tes to-
and Buslins AZ 7s; ladies' black. and all the fashionable
coored Caters. ut l6 70 s equal In this city
together with complete assortment of misses and child
rens Cater Boots ana Shoes Of s kinds sni prices
j. n. hIlLERs, NO. i3t Canal street.
The New York herald., 1850-05-17
Brooklyn city Intelligence.

SUrREME COURT GENERAL TERM-NiSIH DAY.-Pre-
sent Hon. Nathan b. Morse, presiding, aud Justices
8. ii Barculo and J. B. Brown. At the opening Of the
Court yesterday morning the argument In the Of
Upon it's conclusion, the appeal dismissed with
costs. This sustsins the opinion Of Judge Green
wood delivered in this time since. and also
the acts Of the Common Council a Board of Health
Nos 9s and 40 Thomas Grant against John Riley and
No. 63 both appeals from judgments given upon
verdcts rendered, were argued. Decision reserved.
No ca, Oliver ID. Burtis against Abraham Hgbie.
motion to set aside report Of referee Not concluded
when the Court adjourned.
MLusRv PARApr-The following companiss under
command Of Lieut.. Colonel Beer will parade h fter
noon, in fatigue dress:-Cty Guard Captair ney;
Pearson Light Guards, Capt. Pike Washing. Iorse
Guards, Capt. James NJ. Nealy Brooklyn Guard apt.
Morris; Washington Life Guards. Capt Burnet First
Company Continental Guards, Captain Morgau viii
lismsburgh Artillery. Capt. Lewis; Oregon Guards,
Capt. Walsh; Washington Guards, Capt. Eisemann;
Jefferson Guard. Capt Willis. The City Park is the
ground selected for the drill
The New York herald., 1850-05-17

TuE Havana CrEEA TRorrE.-The success of
THE company In Boston, will be very great. pro-
tatb. Their performances have drawn out all the
principal critics, who express, az well they may,
the warmest enthusiasm and admiration Of the
company, endorsing the opinions which we gave of
ttu rcrpectiyc mcri,s
The New York herald., 1850-05-17
PASSPORTS.

('oN. .NLtiL UI INV GHkNhnA.-ALL PERSONS
" SOFAS % flt Irfs uf New Gfarais rtoiis them
We VI be ur,cassry port ira tlis ernspiste.
tnr fo iav lte rrantpl ~ inTsA ststes
a. bone. nrs eertihe BY this rontntc il ortsr thao
teY esn 10 sr htufraed before the nrS 0raaaiisn
thordes. rto nu"iNCTE1 Consv % New Cranada.
SO flsntisa slip.
The New York herald., 1850-05-17

question in days and that
much intcested might undertake the query
III should however that the best Hats made to
be found at establishment doubt could hnd
TO l.eye hut have disposition 60 monopolle the
ent trade and will therefore content ourselves
By simply Nting all dissatisfied onesall who loss
e. tnda Hat that will combine quality of material beauty
tnsh aid capacity for service, with graceful fashion,
all means TO try our Hats.
The New York herald., 1850-05-17

permanent q the merrhanSnfcrm aud strict a
h renee TO the truth uptrins eSerions 70 pease ani
chesrnsss % price. The latter Tor time dassle the
pulc mt. unaecomrancd ~h the true principles of
ntesry failur, is the incvtahle r~sut. We need
rnt tetle ssfadishment q J. w. harter Co., verify
th their unparalleled success IN Catherine street. e,n
elussey rrovex that these publications combined in
The New York herald., 1850-05-17
FINE AIsTs.

NA1iuNAL NCAbEui OF DEsfGN-ruE TWENTY.
tiih AtuHa - lon is olrn BE gallery,
b. wH!, sir Bond street. from A. NJ. vail 10 p
iih tfffs.