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The Woodville Republican., 1852-11-23
Carriage 4 Wagon Making
AND REPAIRING.
49,

NHOMAS ]. SMITH. thankful for sor.
mer patronage bestowed on him ininsm
hIs old friends and the public generally.
that be Is now prepared TO execute ali
work in the above line Of Business on rea.
sonable terms, and guaranty mat their work
shall be well and promptly done We do
not promise to work cheaper than any body
else, but expect a fair remuneration Tor our
labor when our work Is honestly done.
0- HIS Shop is opposite Eadys Con.
dictionary, adjoining Lewis's Blacksmith,
Shop
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Notice

I HAVE Withdrawn my agency from
NJ. GoIdeaberg. Those we contracted
accounts with him will settle with me.
may25. DIVA @. OUREY.
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Brick for sale.
AL Aboard /!

A good and substantial Stage has been
procured to run from Natchez rsa Wood
vile, to Bayou Sara, which will make reg.
uar trips during the year. Passengers
may rely on regular trips, gentle horses and
experienced drivers. Apply to Frederick
Oswald, the driver, or to
c. HENRY, Agent.
for B. Fugate'
April 6 1852
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PAINTING Aso pAPER-HANGING

NOTICE is hereby given TO the citizens
~ OF Wilkinson County, that The under
signed has taken a shop in Woodyillc, aud
that be will be happy toaltend to all orders
in the above line lie has competent and
experienced hands, aud is prepared TO exc
cute Jobs with the utmost neatness and dis
patch. Orders left at the drug store prompt
ly attended to. ]. w. DONNALLEY.
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Dissolution of Partnership

THE firm heretofore existing between the
undersigned, under the firm of Smith Il
Richardson, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The accounts and papers of the
firm have been placed in the hands of Col.
w T Lewis aud Mr. w. T. Binnihg for
settlement, who are alone authorized to re-
ceipt and settle the same.
TlIOS j. SMITH,
JOHN RICHARDSON.
WoodviIle, April 20, ls52-h
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Dissolution.

.ElLBERT POTTER holds himself u
~ readiness to execute all orders iq
Carpenter Work. either in town or coun,r,.
with taste and dispatch. In addition to h-
abJve. he will attend to all orders for r,as.
ing Book kcases and Wardrobes, which vi
be executed with neatners and at low rate.
A share of public patronage is respectfa y
solicited. All work done by him will In.
warranted.
WoodyiIIe, Sept 81. 1852 -3sh.
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NJ ONTGOMERY MUTUAL FIRE INSU-
wi RANCE COMPANY, of New YoRg,
Will Insure frame buildings barns. grain and
live stock, and detached dwellings in Towns,
&c, This Company is strictly what it pur-
ports TO be, The Farmers Mutual. II has been
in operation fourteen years, and never has
and has at present capital of more than
$4,000, 900 II also holds itself accountable
for the octs Of Ihe acts Of its agents
c. b. EPLER, Ag't for
Louisiana and Mississippi.
YJllvili e, Jan. 20, ls52-4w.
n5-Also Agent for ;he Mount Hope Life
Insurance Company, at Stamford Connectl-
cut. C. B. T.
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BtGcE 8 no lthimg
AND
Wagon Making.

- V
4RULY Y thankful for the patrona--
bC'towed upon him the past yeas.
Charles Henry,
takes ttis occasion to offer his services
again I" the public, hoping that he will
be favored with liberal share Of its patron
age. lie is an old and practical workman.
having carried on business a number of yeal-
and rs confident that work entrusted la
him will be promptly. faithfully aud salts.
factorily attended to. Blacksmithing In oil
its various branches he is prepared To
do, Il "a the simplest to the most difficult.
patterns lie will give particular atten.
lion to all
PLANTATION WORK and HORSE
S HOEING which may be sent him.
Nh JOHN RICHARDSON, will receive or.
ders for making or repairing
WAGONS. MARKET BUGGIES.
&c. &c,--and can assure the public
that the iron and woodwork shall be equal
20 the best, let it come from where il may.
70 My Shop remains the same location
as last year.
Task only the opportunity, to please the
public.
CHARLES HENRY & co.
Woodville, Jsu'y. IL. 1851.
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company We do not like the management Of the road.
Its Affairs are too much amalgsmated with and made too
subservient TO- the New Haven Company and until they
administered separately the interests Of stock.
holders in the Harlem read will not be properly pro
tected New Jersey Zinc is steadily improving The
stock IL rapidly going out Of the market into the hands
Of capitalists for permanent investment The manu-
facture Of zinc paint will be small item in the
operations of this company Its nexhaustibc mines of
Frankiinite literally mines Of wealth. which, when
developed will surprise the most sanguine. There are
Indications Of an extensive movement in Canton Com
pany 1t originated believe in Baltimore and has
already extended to Boston. We have doubt the
tables of figures showing the enormous value of the
real estate Of this company at Canton will be again put
in circulation and the probability that purchasers
will be found at any expansion. Ths like any other
fancy artifciay inflated, will its and dis
appear. Long Island has been olcraby active during
the past three four days 1t is in good hands Mica
ragua only comes in small lots and prices well
maiDt aimed The slight interruption in the transit opera
tons caued by the loss Of the North America the
Pacific coast has doubtless had tendency to keep back
purchasers for time but the line will be again per-
feet tr-monthly steamers leave each end of the
route regularly. Morris Canal has been filed with water
and navigation will be resumed The new inclined
plains nearly completed We notice occasional
sale of the stock.
The receipts of the Buffalo and state line Railroad
Company for the month of March, amounted to
So 600 As, of which s145H rs from passengers
1904 10 from freight and the balance from mail
vice. express service. &C.
Butness the Chesapeake and OHIO Canal continues
far sevcnty -four boats having arrived at Alexandria from
Love during the first week Of April The cargoes Of
.hcsc boats have been chiefly -four wheat, and coal
They differ from the boats of very few years since in
being about double their capacity whereas six
hundred barrels Of -four formerly considered large
cargo now they run up from thousand to fourteen hun
dred.
The track Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad west
Cumberland has been laid far the 92d section The
rails carried temporary track the Great
Tunnel hill II is expected that the tunnel will be ready
for the passage Of the in few weeks and then the
road win be opened to Three Forks The work is advanc
ing with great vigor.
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SENATOR sIocKToss SPEECH, AND gHB Rs
roRTERs.--The Nc,ua,k Adrotis1 coutradicts
statement made upon the faith and under the
authority Of Commodore Stockton, in philadelphia
journal viz that the Tronton report Of his fanou.
speech was incorrect. or mutilatsd Of wrong in any
essential particular. We ase much more disposed
10 believe the assertion Of a kfc-ike reporter on
such u subject, than the after thought Of any Of
YOUR distinguished orators OF the day We have
had much experience in such things, and have
witnessed gain and again the paltry cquivocstions
mnde by orators against reporters, when they too
faithfully reported all these destinations. II hap
pens, sometimes that reporters are the only sober
person, present Oh such occasions, and the only per-
capable Of telling the public what has been
utally sold When orators undertake to report Them
selves, they know nothing Of what they have said,
or regard il; aud believe chat these relative
conditions Of the ntelocts II reporters and orators
will exist, in spite Of al The Eaine Liquor laws 70
the contrary.
II is very unhandsomc thing, therefore, f3r the
friends Of Commodore Stockton, o. even for the
Commodore 70 throw impu,ation on the accu-
racy Of the Newark reporter 81 his epeech-for the
fret speech was decidedly liie-lke, and had
more original genius, than the dull, rtupid one
published afterwards 10 Philadelphia.
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kossU1H CoSIHA-The Hungarian hero, no:
having received any attention in Charleston OF
South Carolina, hurried through that city, and,
according to the telegraph, may be expected hero in
iew days He may possibly stop at Washington,
and explain TO Mr. Clay the disoourteous illusions
which he made To that distinguished statesman in
his Louisville and New Orleans speeches. Again,
he may not stop therc in the meantime, what
preparations are being made in this city 10 give
him another reception-a second feeeption' Surely,
I'll those tremendous orators and prod giousy pub
tic spirited individuals who went crazy here on bis
Gr visit are not going to give him the cold shoulder
when he comes second time7 Is 1t not time for
the bloody revolutionary committee to meet again
"a .he A,tor House. and count over the amount Of
funds received for the purpose Of creating .
luton in Eufore-to brush up the forty or fifty thou
sand OF their rnuskets for that exciting expedition
Bsruum. Greeley & Co, members Of that oom-
mittee, and having just got throsgh their liquor
business, mast turn their attention TO Kossuth and
give him proper and gcnteel reception previous to
his going TO Europe.
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THE TURF.

Union COURSE l.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
April l5 T. H., and stake $40 mile heats, best
three in five, in harness Mr. George Spcer enters r.
War Eagle: Dir. VIM. Whoan enters ch Lady Haynes;
Mr. Nodne enters ch. Green Mountain Maid Mr. d. fher
enters Lady Vernon Mr. &. Brooks enters b. g. Jim
Kelly; Ma g Perrin enters Bay Cot Owner enters gr
Tccuuseh Mr.. Hugh Kelley enters CHI Now York.
mediatey after i've hundred yard will be for
$1,000 carrying 10 lbs Mr. smith Jenny Lind,
known many the Rcdding Marc; Mr. Martin names b. r.
Coachman formerly called Lunkhead 1t may be well
state here that this country could boast
quarter horses The friends of Jenny Lind confident
Der In the coming while. the other side
less degree Of confidence placed Coacan thereby
surfing sporting greater degree Of excitement md
higher betting, than has been witnessed
The wileave South Ferry Brooklyn for the course
O'clock M and return the sports
Fare each way Is cents.
JOHN ]. SSEDIKER, Proprietor
HENTREvILLE COURSE, J.. I--TROTTING.-TUES-
~ day, April H. at clock T. NJ Parse $50 mile heats,
best three In hve In harness s. Mclaughlin
Lady Brooks; g. spcsr sntersg War Eagle Ncdins
enersb George West ent b. Flora Temple;
ii. Woodruff enters Lady Bond: u. Paer blk
m Lady Elizabeth; g. Raynor enters oh. Sen onni-
buses Fulton and half
Pm JOEL CONKLIN Proprjetor
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Tnr Moral Reform MOVEMENT We arc glad to
see that the Mayor and police have reused them
selves from their torpidity, and interfered with the
exhibition Of the Model Artstes somewhere up
Broadway. This should be only the beginning
oftheir hbors There are various other exhibitions,
OF similar description, IN different parts Of the city.
There are besides number Of other places resort
ed to by highly respectable persons, in the city,
clearly illegal md dscreditablc, which ought to be
put down Why are not the unlicensed grcs shops
shut up Why nre not gambling houses, witch are
within hearing Of the Court Of Sessions itself, ~
stated by the Recorder, not they treated rs
the Model Ar,istosl Why are not drinking and other
hourcs, which open at all hours Of the night in
tho several wards, shut up? Ono swallow i not
GUNNER. The successful Eruption upon solitary
and disrerutahc house. mp Broadway, i no, sufh.
cient to purify this S1dom and Gomorrah
We call, therefore upon the pablic authorities, po-
lice and all. to 20 with the holy crusade Of moral
reform in this city for the diminution Of intempe-
rance immortality, and vice. No harm can come Of
IL bot much good. 90 ahead
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SPRING MILLINERY.

DAHlS DRESSES AND NILLINERY.-Tur LapIrS
o the isler circles will rerusc with interest tbe
obtained during the winter In tho Paris S0ons Nv th
house o. FAUFET o. few details this pri,eyod
esabshment Az MOI Rue M6Dares ut the bottom of nm
extensive courtyard arrive the spnooua ga,aans
whoae dimensions date from the reign OF Louis wv
spondid garden open aud tranquil serves 10 ,s
freehnes OF the toilets which succeed each other
W In addition TO which the aristseracy will 6nd ttat so
Of ,ik. W. ~~"'~"
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is-a--as=as-a-aa--s4a -saas.ala-Issa
REMOVALS..

yNALDsTEIE a. BECKEL, THE EMINENT OPT.
w clans from Germany, have removed from No ils
to No f5 Broadway. Having tested their skill in asst ting
imperfect Impaired vision arc able TO speak warmly
IN a fay Thor telescopes, microscopes opera
spcctaclcs, &c, are nnsurpasscd.-1ribunc.
ITO ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS, AND DRAFTsNEN-
The Subscriber respectfully informs gentlemen IN
the above professions that he has removed his
for Mathematical Instrvments and business from Isl
TO Sl3 broadway corner q the Hospital second hand
Tbc~seBts snd Level for sale JAMES pRENTJeE
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THEATRICAL STARS II BosToN.--By the Boston
Ialers observe that Madame Lola Monies, the
Countess Of Lansfeld, and Madame the Baroness de
Hargucrittcs. both to appear as yocalists, in
different places in Boston, on the sane nght--last
Saturday. Lola Monies made her d6bra in two or
three Spanish ballads songs at benefit for some
charitable purpose. Madame dc Marguerrittes took
the principal part in La Gaz2a I<1dra." We
shall be curious to see, by the Boston papers how
these debnfadtcs succeed in their several roles.
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Stages Across Town, This Morning.
A.ssrs. REYNOLDS GREENE start new Line Of
saSss from cshongs 4Ss6x ard runnins thrSags Cath
Broome. 70 BroadNGy Spring.
down Spring Greenwich to Fourteenth street down Four
tenth Tenth said the upper depot
Of the Hudson River Rsroad at Thirtynrst street This
will give great accommodation people ofthe extreme
side who wish 70 to Brooklyn into the eastern Of
The city Stages will eight minutes from A. H.
till midnight
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MUSICAL.

D1ANoF0RTE--WANTED. BY A LADY OF ExpE-
ricnce Anew pupils to instruct the pisno either at
her own or their residence reasonable terms Facilities
offered not usually mot with Unex soptionaLlc refofn
submitted IN this city Brooklyn Applications by
10 Emma. Herald office, will be promptly attended to.
NOR SALE-oNRoF GILBERT'S UPRIGHT PIANOS
Il very superior instrument, but few months In
Apply at No. go East Tenth street.
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Tn VINO Yorsc MISS CoM,nITEE-We have
ceiyed communication from "A Member Of the Young
Mems Wing Committee If the writer will attach his
name to it, we will publish it.
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INSTRUCTIONS.


VNsTRUCTIoN.-MR DE L., PROFESSOR OF MODERN
languages in the College Of France member OF the
University OF Paris also OF tho Academy Learning and
1.-THE Academioa Society of Authors of the
Dictionary Of Instruction Education and Learning OF Paris
Ae &c, desires to find respectable College or
school where he can perfect in the English
In return for his teaching the Spanish Italian or French
one OF the languages being for the English and tho
two others should be paid for and the advertiser will
Tor his boarding provided - Is moderate whether In
or out Of the city Of New York References given If re-
Mr. dc j.. Herald office.
T DE @. BRooKE's DANCING ACADEMY BRooME
street between Mott and Elizabeth entrance
for the present 500 Broome strcctDays of tuition Tues
days and Fridays class Is now forming. Private
Lessons NJ residence 3 Grand Bowery
The school will continue during the spring sum
~
DLhNANsHlp.-GoLDSMI WRITING ACADEMY
4 ~ broadway, first corner above the Irving Class
hours fer ladies' II A. n. and o'clock r. M yentlenen
at A. NJ and ,, T. and o'clock y. NJ. Terms So Pri.
reduced to $40
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as an ornamental aprendage 70 gentleman 1t to
protect h head and his heslth IT, accomplish both oh
ects hat shorld combine the qualifications or substance
and neatness Our friend KNOX rs Fulton street has
rived at the summit Of the hat trade and the
cre in eminent degree Of ufscturing hat that
will serve every purpose for which hat originally in
vented His hats durability and be safely
in all weather. and for light graceful and CLOSEUP beauty
they have been erceled He only asks four dollars
for hat that will outast erdn hats double
the price, II bought at any other establishment All Intel
gent that have heads and brains worth taking
Of make an nvarsbe rule 70 get their hats LIS Fulton
trent af 4
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i OST-ON WEDNESDAY 9TH INST. EITHER IL
- an Eatt broadway stage dropped in getting out,
between Catbane and Market streets Purse
some money in bills and change, with other articles.
The being valued from with H.
the finder will be we'll rewarded by leaving it with N L.
hcCREADY % South street.
n0G LOsT.-IF THE LADY WHO FOUND A SMALL
- white Poodle Dog, Friday the 9th instant viii
turn H. at No. 263 Spring street, she will be suitably re-
wardcd and receive the thanks of the owner
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New PRIMA DoNSA.--We understand that young
pima donna, who was well known as a brilliant
tragic actress few years ago, is preparing to make
her atbnf in Italian opera, in few months in this
city. She has been studying for the last six years
in this country and in Europe, and has astonished
those who have heard her, with voice Of most
traordnary compass, power feNibility and sweet
ness She was beginning to be a great actress be-
fore she turned her attention TO music and opera
Aud, with her tragic genius united to her wonder
fu vocal powers it is supposed she will make Of
the most extraordinary debats that ever was made
in this city.
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aDTERTISRMENTs kENEWRD EVERY DAY.
Personal.

PERSONAL.
IF THE LADY WHO PASSED GENTLEMAN, AT
three different places the Bowcry above Hester
Sunday evening about o'clock. will address
to j. T. x, Broadway Post Once stating where inter
view may be had it may result to her advantage.
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Persons suffering from Coughs, Pain In the
Side Chest Chronic RheuRatisn, Collie Dysentory,
Headache hump. Tootha.he &c requested 60 try De-
Tobias Venetian Linimcnt and IL il is superior
thing else their money will be refunded For sale by the
druggists and store all the United Sntos.
Price. y and 5ncents. Depot 2t0 Greenwich street.
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time ~ YOU wani 70 make eayng oftfteen per cant,
call ~ ~ anal street " a. FTERSoN cos and there
you viii pnd good Inarni Carpets fouf .hips yard,
Ihree-py setsn tbiiinrs yard, Tupcstsy Brussol
eight 20 tor shng' pNryhrd Also large ani splendid
assortment u Tapestry yeiyuts.
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LOST AND REWARDS.

CD REWARD.-L0ST, ON SATURDAY, APRIL 10, BE-
w. tween a3 Broadway and Howard street a gentle
man Gold Pencil, with purple stone aud marked NJ c.
Kendall The finder will receive the above reward nv
dressing ~ G. k Herald Office stating whore it may Be
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Wigs and T0upecs-Batchclor's new style
Of Wigs the most perfect imitation of nature
ret invented Those wanting superior article shoud
.a at BATCuELoRS celebrated Wig Factory, No Wall
street WHARF, be found the largest and best
"a the city, Cory the address,
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HOTELS.

A STOR HOUSE-A CARD-A REPORT BEING IN
"A circulation that the Aston House to be closed
hotel and converted into hereby
that have unexpred lease Of five Of the
misses; and further that there not the foundation
for the above report. COLE MAN L. STETS0N.
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&HrNPIiREy p broadway. Of hite street. hav
ina purchased largely ct The late large auction sales will
dispose Of she a. the following low priceeio Vel
rets Iii Tapssrier g. Brusses @ Thrcepy, 10. 70 ~.
In sr aims, IS 70 o.. and all other goods equally low.
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ise,s hat hOrld combine NE Of .n,sance
rived at the summit 81 he hat rads ard III, &c
vented His hats posses Durability and worn safely
they have been eneeled lie only asks four dollars
ifent that have heads brains worth taking
Or make rule 90 set their hats at LIS Fulton
Percmptory Sale OF Thirty-tvvo Building
Lots all in body the Eighth and Ninth aad
lots At suction. on Thqr.day April IS .a.es ' At 't Il.
an or res p. cent .a =.
&c. apply att Broad street.
s3,4ls made ut the First Regular Meeting
H. Ssg ana
1 nc !. ra ais ,,ss meeting
s''SA '" JAMES RI K Ds}nRcoHIo President
Assor WILLIS. Wee President.
once, No. los Nisth avenue.
Holmes Dnsuerreotypcs gladden. the
hearts OF Thousands for the superior excellence or tho like
neses eli As for the artistic merit illustrated in every
Stranger No. 80 BToadwsy. w. '''''
great satisfseton They really Of the art being
natural artistic delicate and rich in tone Gallery $50
Broadway, corner OF Franklin street
Window Shades, from IS cents TO $40; Lace
Curtains from So TO $50 Muslin Curtains from IS cents
So Also all kinds q mings for Curtains and shades
Ia ID. city at KEITY TERGusUSs No s
Brosdray, No. "a Reado street.
Card.-A. joel & Co. bog TO Inform fhesr
friends and tho public that they have .h day ssssd their
.. viii give Them sddsio.si f.sss Ss carrying sn hsr
G 5s rsy ss to vi. rss 1
been favored and 70 .,ss. tass sfieot. that .r best
thar Mind They viii reopen their tuesday,
G s s . Of Gsy 3,y
Fancy Goods &c. which they will Offer the ssm. terms
porttho.s q suau PROFITS and qssk 81 broad
Great excitement! Tremendous low prices:
supsrsn. Carpets s.. $ a. and g.; Tapestry Carpets i.
Be- :rs Il
The Crystal Palace Again i-petent Tapes
,rS !; sss Bova, ~ snsi r.a..
"nq ssy ci .ss gsss fsspSsy Tor Gov
GIoriousl-English Imperial Threo-piy
ssPn s. sr as ;s SS.as ..:rs AID Sra
ANDRRsoSs-the sra mos. desirable c.rpetsevcr
s'ts BY examining shess beautiful Carpets
Great Bargains In Carpcfings.-Pcterson
&HrSriiREl so broadway. cornes Of he street.. ha,
ias purchased largely a, Tie iste large auction sae, g
!ets Iii Tapssriet g. Brussels, u; Tbrce.py, 10. s
ipsra n., g . g.. sni all other goods equally low
Canal street Carpet s,ors.--Now Is the
sa "o l nsad s
you will End 1000 In4rai Carpet fcur hiings per yard
h u n hn spy. G'' s hag' .s :add
assortment u Tapestry Velyets.
Whose J. the Best ,-2Jo,Doo Persons are
ne tay eady 70 fsnd mo .hr eetiaostc' testo that
sdicsnf dans-ur preventing tbt iair rom falling "a
heasaclc; itayng tae lair With o dos uSursat an.
paIanee sren1ed y Other article y ne world sold y
s prin5ps Dssists i,riumers' Nnsie 80 Furnishing
- T.r ~ ~ le.l Brock ~ &C. ~ - cent? pr Hottie
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hearts Of bousands for the superior excellence
ell for the artistic merit illustrated In
picture his rooms crowded daily with cittens an
strnngers. No. 80 Broadway.