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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-08-04
IN. Wood & Co.
w anted.

We are in immediate want of $4,000 lbs.
of Tags Tor which we will pay The highest
pl ice in CASH OR CLOTH, il delivered
Leiora The ist OF June, next,
NASH x WHEELER.
Middlehury March l7th. 1852 toll.
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DIR, ANARCHISTS.


fINhe Proprietor
i ofthis inval.
liable Medicine,
would respectful
" invite the att
tcntion of the af-
flictcd to the graf.
lying success
that has attends
ed its use where
ever introduced,
an us hnppy H.
daption to the
cure of the dis
tressing diseases
for which it is Of
fercd.
TLis CATH-
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ERREOTYPES.
'THE INHABITANTS ofthis and the adj


i ing towns are invited to visit the.
Travelling Daguerrean Gallery,
now stopping in this place nearly opposite the
Court lIouse, for u short time only, and i'm
prove the frat opportunity for procuring the
BcSi Dagaerrcoigpe Likeaesses of themselves
and friends that hA, ever been offered. The
subscriber has spared 10 pains or expense in
getting up for the purpose the largest and best
carriage now in the country, arranged with a
large
Sky G. Side Light Combined,
which produces that beauty Of shade and
prominence of features that cannot be obtain
ed by either alone.
Ladies' and Gentlemen are invited to call al
any and all times and examine some Of the
best specimen. ever exhibited in the county,
whether they wish for pictures or not. Pic
lures can be taken in halfthc length of time
of setting and with more life-lke appearance,
than can be taken in amy room.
The subscriber is prepared to take pictures
of different sizes and SET them in Tokens, Ca
scs, Lockets, Pins and Rings, for one dollar
and upwards according to style and size Of
case. Particular attention paid to taking pic
lures ofChildren.
FEW HINrs IN REGARD To DREss.--In or
der to obtain good picture, it is necessary to
dress in colors that do not reflect too much
light For lady, good dress is of some
dark or figured material White, pink, or light
blue must be avoided. a gentleman should
wear "A dark coat vest and cravat For child
rem, plaid or dark striped or figured dress is
preferred. Light dresses are in all cases to be
avoided.
F.P MARCY.
Mddlcburv, Nav 1852 3tf.
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Middlebury Female Seminary

The coming Quarter will commence on
Monday, May l0lh.
Miss Denison. an experienced Vocalist
and Teacher Of Piano Music, aud, during
The past year, n pupil ol G. }. Webb of
Boston, will take the place which Miss
Mitchell has filled with so much accepts
auce. The increasing patronage aud favor
which the school has mel during tile past
year are accepted as pledges OF still! great
err success.
STEPHEN w. lliTcncocK, 4. M.
Principal.
On behalf of the Trustees.
Silly. II. A. MERRILL.
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N. WOOD X co.

HAVE on hand for sale
n s Plaster, fresh ground).
Northern Clover Seed,
Western, do do.
Herds Grass Seed,
Canada Peas,
Seed Wheat,
Seed Oats,
Dried Beef Tripe,
Best Clear Pork,
. Cured Hams,
" " Shoulders,
" Bbl Beef
Lard, Good Cheese,
Salmon and Goldfish,
Maekerel aud Whiteiish,
Sap Tubs and Milk Pals,
French Sugar Beet Seed,
Orange Carrot Seed. &c. &c, &C.,
March, 2, 1852.
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Notice.

Notice.
T HAVE this day purchased of Mr.. CHAl
L IL. CARPENTER. his share in the shop
recently occupied by as, Jewellers and Silver.
smiths. Having on hand rich assortment OF
Jewelry, SLY ,iware, Fancy Goods, SC, re
spectfullyso ishare of the patronage O.
the public.
81 WATCH REPAIRlNGand other work,
done at shor iitt,,and affair Prize
SIMEON HOLTON, JR.
Middlcbury, Nov. % 1851. 3lili
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New Delancs and Ginghams

From 10 i-o to 81 la cts. per ward, isst 70
reived at the Cash Store. X. L. FuLLER.
April 81, u.
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Cr0ckerV.

NEW and elegant, for sale cheap by
IN June !, 1852 ii. LANGW0RTHf.
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Kossuth Hats,

Kossuth Cassmercs, Ginghams, HdkIsr
and every thing except Kossuth politics, for
sale BY II. A. SHELDoN'
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PEPSIN IN POWDER.

u HHHl ny maui Ifce OF FOsIaFe,.g9I
For convenience of sending 10 all parts of the country
the Digestive Matter Of the Pcsn put up the form
of Powder, with directions 10 be dissolved 10 water by
The patient. These Powders contain just the same mat
tor the bottles, and will he by mail, FREE OF
J. :. HOUGHTON, N. u Philadelphia, Pa
~ Observe this Every bottle Of tho genuine
PEPSlN heats the written sign, If J. s. HOUGf.
TON NJ d, sole proprietor, Philadelphia Pa. Copy
right Trade Mark secured.
i-S- Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
For sale by w. P. Russell. Middebury,
W. S. Sprague, Vergennes; Theo. A. Peck
Burlington A. p. Roscoe, New lIayeL Dan.
iels and Moore Rutland, IDLY.
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Hats.

The Spring Style Extra Moleskin Hats, just
received by ii. A. SHELDON
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AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER,

Dr.. llOUGllTON'S PEpSIN has produce
ed the most marvellous effects, in curing cases
Of Debility. Emaciatirn, Nervous decline, and
Dyspeptic Consumption. 1t is impossible TO
give the details of cases in the limits Of this
advertisement but authenticated certificates
have hccn given of more than TWO HUN
DRIED REMARKABLE CURES, in Phia-
dclphN, New York, and alone. These were
not only rapid and wonderful, hut permanent
1t is great NERVOUS ANTlDOTE, and
particularly useful for tendency to Bilious dis
order, Liver Complaint Fever and Ague, or
badly treated Fever and Ague, and the evil CT
fects of Quininc. Mercury, and other drugs
upon the Digestive Organs, after long sick
ness. Also, for excess in eating, and the 100
free use Of ardent spirits. 1t almost rccOncles
Health with Inlemperrnce.
OLD STOMACH COMPLAINT.
There is no form of OLD STOMACH
COMPLAINTS which it does not seem to
reach and remove at once. No matter how
ban they NAV he, it gives instant relief \ sin
gle dose removes all the unpleasant symptoms;
aud it only needs to be repeated for shorl
time TO make these good effects permanent
Purity # Blood and vigor Of body follow al
once. tits particularly excellent il cases OF
Nausea, Vomiting, Cramps, Soreness of the
pit of the Stomach, dislres after eating, low
cold state of the Blood, IIeavinoss, Lowness
of spirits, Dependency, Fmaciation, Weak
ness tendency to Insanity Suicide. &c.
DIR. lIOUGIlTONS PEPSIN is sold by
nearly all the dealers in drugs and Popular
Medicines, throughout the United Stales, il
is prepared in Powder and in Fluid form-and
in Prescription walls for the use OF Physicians
PRIVATE CIRCULARS for use OF Phys
icians may be obtained of DIR, IIoughton or hi;
Agents, describing the whole process Of prepa
ration, giving the authorities upon which III,
claims Of this new remedy are based. AS it i,
can he raised against its use by Physicians in
respectable standing and regular practice
Drinn ONE DOL u No. LaA1la
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Be your own Al - illustrator.
1t is the du;y of every head of family to
settle his own estate:
Therefore, respectfully call on all persons
who have an account with the subscriber, IL
call and settle, and pay ;and where the balance
is in their favor, to receive their pay. This is
important. n am about closing my business
The Middlcbury Savings Bank. and other
public business, will be attended to as usual
either by myself at the house, or by my daush
tiers at the Store
JONATHAN IIAGAR.
Miidlebury March 9. $50. 47;6m
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Salt,

ID & Dairy, for sale by
Russell & POWELL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-29

LPUDENT JoBBING IN CONGRESS. What does
Congress mean by attempting to give tho Thanking
privilege to Blair s. Rives, Of the Globe news
paper, on the ground Of their publishing the de-
bates of Congress Who reads those dull, life
less, imaginary debates! How much of these de-
bates was ever spoken at ALL in either house of Con-
gress The great mass and general spirit of these
debates in Congress principally furnished to the
country by the Geographic reports, organized and
principally paid for by the New York press. The
CONGRESSIONAL debates Of the Globe partly imagi-
nary and written after the debates, in order to
furnish Job to jobbers-that is all.
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Arrival Of the Store ship Relief and Brfp
of War Purpu,sc

The U. s. store ship Relief Uenry X Thatcher Lieut.
Commanding arrived yesterday from Monteyideo via
St. GATHERINGS Rio de Janero in forty days from
the latter port where she let the U S. ship Jamestown
Capt Downing who had touched ut that place for Stores
and would proceed immediately the River La Plate
to join tae flag ship Left at St Catharinss May 49,
frgate Congress, Commander G. F, Pearson, bearing
the broad pennant of Commodore Isaac MeKesvsr
officers attached TO the Relief -
Lieut. Commanding Henry *. Thatcher.
Purser- SteiIett Ramsay.
Acting haster-GeoIge Nj Ransom.
Aksi,aTl Surgeon--p j HorwitZ
Passed Midsh pmen--wm. IL. Wilcox and John Eliot
Hart.
Mdshipman-W. 5 Lowell.
Commanders CleIk-iohn Lapbam.
Phss.rgersk rdiuand Coke. Esq. Secretary Of Lega-
fion to the Court OF Brazil aud Passed Midhpman A. f.
Marley late OF the U. ; fgate Congress.
The United States brig Porpoise u. r. Thomson
Lieutenant Commander also yesterday twenty
seven days fl ON Port praya
The r. left Port Praya United States ships German.
town, John Adams Dale and briggs Perry and Balm
brdgethe Perry arrived hence in twenty days The
following i list of The officers the Porpeise -
Lieutenant Comm andiug--E II Thomson.
Lieutenant Geo. Nj toioccowepe
Acting Leutenapt--JS Bohrer.
purseT--J, &. Eldridge
Acting Naster--T ". Brodhead
Assistant Surgeon-GeIard Alexander.
Midsh, pm, b--,john {. wood and }. Irwin.
Captains Clerk-Chas. Turner
The Porpoise has been absent upwards of two years
the African coast; thai time lost but oce
and two men The health of the whole squadron wa
generally good when the Porp ise sailed the Germa d
Town John Adams ana Perry to sait cruise &c
The Bighs the south Coast; the Dale and Balm.
| prioge among the Windsaid Islands.
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persnnnI Intelligence.

General Gonzales the Creole libuser has left Savannah
to reside in Washington for the purpose Of stimulating
The American government to negotiate for the freedom
Of Cuba
Mr. Thrasher formerly Of Cuba, passed through this
city few days ago, from New Orleans on his way to
Maine Tor 0 few weeks lie will soon return to New Or
leans which IL to be his future residence.
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either " say that you. Pyrrhus, can conquer the

either :" say that you, Pyrrhus, can conquer the
Romans" or 81 say that the Romans conquer
you, Pyrrhus." Thus does the oracular Kossutn,
with his mysterious dark sayiags, show himself to
be one Of the small politicians whom we have
hundreds of original specimens in this country
who viii secretly offer their assis ,ance on both sides,
and whatever may 80 the result, on whichever side
victory declares they will claim the merit, ana say
to She victors, We elected you, and you are u
Donor bound to give us such office, or tou'.s the
policy that Is favorable to our views.
This, then, is the whole plan Of his operations.
He viii be back in the fab after setting his traps
IL Europe. Before he lefr, he stated to a distn-
guished politician. that he had been squeezed like
an orange, of which nothing was left but the
rnd. This had probably reference to the rusty old
muskes. When he first talked here of revolution
ling Europe, George Law took him at his word,
and offered to do it by contract, and to supply him
with arms and ammunition to any amount, and To
land them at any point Kossuth designated. lie
did not, or could not, close with this oher, ana he
had 10 make his purchase of muskets from other
quarters. All the particulars of this transaction
will come out in short time.
Meanwhile, as we have said, Kossuth having laid
his plans in London, will be back here in two OF
three months, and will claim to have decided the
election, whether it result in favor Of Pierce OF
Scott, or the free soil candidate. He will ASSUME
the merit of the victory, and demand the price i
that should be all the blood and treasure in th'
United States Like Shylock, he will insist upon HI
bond, and must have his pound Of flesh, nearest L
the nations heart if she should bleed to dealt
from the wounds
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no The Southern Press, Of Washington, has not
yet got o candidate for the Presidency but it has
got very good platform, and some good sense
besides 1t thinks the party press, on all sides,
are no great things, but that the I" Independent
press" are some pumpkins. Right for once
N.B.-If our cotemporary wants candidate very
badly, we will advertise for one in our chambermad
columns. Candidates for the Presidency were plenty
few weeks ago, and the families have only, as yet,
got their chief cooks selected to make the /" hasty
soup"
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Mr. FILLMORE AND THE PRESIDENTIAL QuEs.
TroN.-Mr. Fillmore endorses the nomination Of
Scott. In 1856 Mr.. Webster will be perhaps too old
to think Of trying his luck again. The issue then
in the wing party, will be between Fillmore and
Seward direct. If Scott is successful, Seward WINS
and the wing party becomes Northern faction
if he is defeated, the whig party is split into two
halves-the North for Seward, the South for Fill
more What delightful, prospect!
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PAINE TURNED UP AGAIN = The great Pdine--
the great shot-at-the great extractor of gas from
water--after having been extiuguished by Barnum,
with Phillips's fire anpihilator has come out with
new invention-a car ventilator, to keep dust aud
cinders and smoke out Of the cars, and let the
breeze in at the open windows, at the same time.
This is truly pam killer; but, bear in mind,
Paine is the man. Where is Barnum now +!
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ME- WEBSTER AND TIE AFFAIRS OF Msxlco.-

The absorbing difficulty with England, on the cod
Gsh question, viii necessarily absorb the atten
Of Mr.. Webster for some time, aud the az
Mexico will be passed over; otherwise, +
ship Of war to spare for the serv'
some profit be ordered to Acapr' w, :. ""eA.
case Of 'ne .@erican Cor ,al. held in limbo by the
,saefaht and ipsoleot local Mexican AUTHORITIES.
We must not abardon the fishermen; but the safety
Of GU. American officials and American citizens, ON
tho Pacific side of Mexico, is worth little atten-
iion Perhaps President Fillmore might do some
thing, by politely suggesting to President Arista
that the late outrages ut Acapulco arc not exactly
the thing lie might do that with perfect safety
But we approhend that all the parties in all this
Mexican business are driving straghton to another
war of amer alton, in addition TO war With Eng
land All around us things are looking squally.
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crs scorr A. OLD Pomr. Zen. Scott a. the
10, advises. was stu at Old punt Comfort and
yery comfortable at that lie will doubtless cen
.uus 40 improve with the stirring rev On In' o''-
e.h oues,ion Let NJ, WSbs.er keep ~ ING hFe'
ana prepare for war.
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LATE FROM RIO JAEEpo.By the arrival OF tie store.
ship Relief learn that the fever had greatly abate6
at Rio Janeiro on the 18th nit It mostly confined
10 the shore but what among the shipping prp-
cipally on board of English vessels
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no t,,e puh,,c.-yvh.r.9e. ,t has heen cur

TO the R1hiic.--N w hoTeos, ~ mas been cur
renty reported tns cry that have fsed in business
called that the report Is base
mali uus Asehood and only circulated by some de-
signing TOR the purpose OF inurng me IN busi
! have ote in life, and
fhie time thar suoisrt in bank to
dollar Of Indebtedness Any person or persons
having any legu claim inst have the same
liquiuated presentation 70 me. J. MCCORMICK,
Corner twelfth street and First avenue.
Nav York, Juy 26 is52
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GOLDFISH ON CHANGE The Goldfish panic in Wall
street went down little yesterday afternoon, on re-
ceipt Of the official news from Washington on that
subject, and Of certain confidential information from
MayshEeid. What 10 II! WIN there be warl
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puv M. q of !. The Peek, .ssuaa

Buy No. 81 of 50 the pscK,'' issued to-day,
YOU spend hour shaking sides at
viii and drclleies; and IL old grief
hangs you they viii snh passing shadowy
before tho rhs il the number out has
spicy about reverend genteman gives eouical
Illustrations srtual rappog; Jonathan and John Bull
the fishing grounds 60 &c For sale by All the news
boys ana Iewspaper agents.
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20. sitsssnr Asa isft yesterday noon ~ ,crpel,
With shcpt ninety passenger
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A handsome head Of hair can he depend.

ed with osrtainty. BY tine use OF BOGLEs Hyperion
Fluid entirely curing fcurf dnrdru all iseases
Of the slin de the hair TO curl asd positively chang
tho harshest hair int tho soft goasy
s,ateg,ing 1t darker color Price, IS cents Sold ~
William Boyle, GT Washington street, Boston. Tor sale
Wholesale and retni, by n. D. ID. Sands, 100 Fulton
s street. Ru.htop CLARK Co. 273. and Rice Smith,
tho druggsts and perfumers throuehout the world. -
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A SPLENDID NEW HISTORICAL NOvEI.-wHTTE-
isrc er tho Days q Charles the second Large syo
go pales with spirited illustrations Price cents This
work presents tho briliaDt pstuie With which the
truth OF history and tho magic Of were united
In efeotng OF period tho inorsatiug IN Eneliah ant
nss The plot and cdsns are Of the moss absorSag and
suatn adventure upon crowd one s.tor the
othor. sncharirr tho attention sryh-- Aha
s.... LO~ ~ DaViBEK, Publishers, No I34 Ncssau
atrceA -----~''s w. - Ns~'ssS
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G,een Tnrt,e and Terrap,n. to-day, a,

PAYARps. no. State street. N.s.-Familics Supplied
at dollar per STUART.
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Watches ara Gold Pens.--If you want n

first rate Watoh tter COLA silver that viii gvs
feet satisfaction. call Savage No 80 Fulton
The Fhecu diamond pointed gold pens celebrated
their Great durability ana fnencss of lnish Can had
only At % Fulton street.
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In these Beautiful SUNNI


the flush Of health suuses features go to ROOFS No.
1863 Broadway and get psuerreoypc in style that
other artist equal.
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are 90 Prevalent at this year DO cured by
the use OF Planets Bttora, vegetable prepsraion Of
grneahle favor aud much liked beverage For sale
by WILLlAHT HICKS, 4 co No PA Pearl street; and
BY ANDEhsUN hhCLAY, No. 80 Fulton street.
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New Jerrey,-DnNls kahvcnc will restore tho former
color Of Your gray hair ~ eaeot this bv stimulating the
roots and causing eject of the natural coloring
fluid therefrnm into tho tube OF tho hair Warranted
Price, per bottle For Raic ut No eos Grand street
1872 Broadway 2g washington street, 362 lIud-
son street. 1 Bowory Now York; Nos I5 Fulton
strces b, and lac Atlantic street, Brooklyn.
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&c In DESTROYING tho VIZ party than in
iammehy Ba IL now In tuocesstuI operation Deu-
sens improved wahpene hes removed then, by Dancing
the re appearance Of docnyed hair in beauty and I'll
change OF gray to It's native color saa 20 Clans
bers street. and the principal druggists OF city.
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w. isps on anu tnraieg gray eradissting dandruG an
the mr. toilet srcle Ia the surld gvisg hair
bright usbt Appearance aud exhains the
tho most delicious fwers Is cents per bottle and M
dozen. To be had any where. y ~
n THOMAS LYON ISl Rraadvav
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minutes This yet simple secret which will
as lifetime ard cost only ope shng prepare will 10
FURNISHED to any one on the receipt Of dollar post
ADDRESSED 10 DR.. Gelee, New ora City. -
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han Dyc.--BoscHeior's celebrated LIaul5
hhr Dye the best yet tor covrng hair or
whoterstke moment Il ia appiea The w0aserul ease an
2e.tsn With whieh this ssorte ana old established air
performs ~ sstoniahna II Ia for sale applied AZ
addreSs. - -A~Ns' NSbI sAs
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in ahions inventory No gentleman considers his ward
robe complete without Get of thcm and the stream Of
tom ewing into GREENS establishment, No. Ast or
House, is over on the increase.
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sur hesc surpsss Tho beauty ofthe browns blacks
Psoauosu ny MS lguie Hair bye. Applied sold ae
ps VIZ ana scalp estsmshnent Aston House
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,,OHUHcH", uyScHNrTy. WfIU EIWTInEM Immc'
diately cured " ire use II BlGELOsS Alternative. Fo
sale 81 No " broadway Cup etairs Mr. g. W. Blocker
car SrJhree docs Of Digco VS. Alternative have eectu
oily cured me II very attack dysantery John
burg. July %, 1852.
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=" 1'HN'. &c e N"' > A HsHH0Hu'Fc OIOth~
ing Emporium, No All Broadway, between Howard nd
Grand Treeis ere be found choice ent OF
Wen made goods sritahe for tie embr be-
styles and all Sizes FOR and boys No deviation
marked prices. 49,