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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

FOR sALE.-A Fam. SITUATED AT cAxPTOwN.
i Clinton township. Essex county, New Jersey, four miles
from the city Of Newark; sontaiains4 10 acres, Well proper
TONED n Pillow, meadow, pasture, and wood lands, In 3 COED
containing four rooms and : hall on cash aoor. baaensaE.
tsnements for . farmer. ALI good repair. wnl be sold On
reosonabls tsrms. Payments easy: Apply 70 JAMES @.
P0MEhS, !0l Murray street New York; ED WIN SPEER,
~ Broad strcet, Newark; or on the premises to
HARRIEY GARLAND, Executors Of
U. CkANE, lWn. Garland, dec. ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

A SPLENDID FARM OR COUNTRY RESIDENCE
a for sale, or exchange for good New York city or Brock
Improperly, situate in Essox county, New Jersey, two and
ahslf miles frem tho depot Of the Morris and Essex Rail
road, at the summit, containing sixty acres in . high state
Of cultivation. The location in point Of health, beauty Of
sssss. Z &C., otnnos 30 surRsssed; On The premises isa
frat and second stories; on first noor. two parlors, dining
sd All necessary out building new and IN perfect order.
running in and out; slsc, . bath house. The farm IL we'll
fen ed, and everything 10 in perfect order. There Is also an
or0nAfa OF NUT sss:s o. s snssy dsss g Wps uuu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

GALENA N CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD com
Vt psny.-Notioe to stockholders-Notioe 10 hereby given
to the stockholders Of the Galsna and Chioago Union Rail.
road Company, that . transfer office for the transfer Of all
full paid consolidated stock Of said DOM pany, dnoluding full
p.id stock Of the Third Division ;, sitter August lt, 1851
Sheldon, 70 Wall street, New York. BY order Of the Board
Of Directors. VIM. II. ~LARRABEE. Secretary.
Chicauo yune II IQkQ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

DOAPD.-A SUITE OF ROOMS, FURNISHED OR IN.
I'D furnished; also furnished rooms with full or partial
board. in a house with all the modern Improvements, situate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

ENOR ALTON RIGHTY- FIRST STREET, NEAH
u Second avenue, two valuable BIZ lding lots, twenty Ave
fsst a,e inches In trent AID rear By one hundred sad twe
on bond and mortgage for . term Of yosrs, ct dr DER cent
Apply 1t De MOTT / CO.'S Loan and Laad Office, Is Cham
bers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

BOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS. DESIRABLE
ID apartments for families or single gentlemen can now be
obtained in . house containing the modern improysments.
tuatod betweon W all street and Fulton ferries, it is within u
few minutes distance of New York. Inquire At 10 Colum-
ba street, opposite Clark street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

DONNIE N DRESS TRIMMING, RIBBONS SILKS,
- and millinery. goods ~: III; LICHTENSTEIN 30
Bowery, corner of Hester street, being very DESTROYS TO open
next fall with . fresh and new stock OF goods and TO dispose
of all his remaining goods, would respectfully invite his
friends aud customers to assist him In tho same, and avail
themselves of tho opportunity to obtain SOM Of tho rich est
ribbons In the city, cheaper than ever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

BOARD. FOR SINGLE G~ENTLEMEN-AT CLIFTON,
Staten Island. Apply to KENNEDY Il SHERMAN,
10 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

u A. chiffon, AUCTION & Err AT K~INGSBRIDGE,
d.. near Harlem river, st auction, by COLE x chiffon,
on Monday, Juie "a, Al y o'clock at tho Merchants, Elk
change. forty lots and plots OF land, and . piece of salt
meadow Of two and . hale acres. desirably situated for
dwellings, msehanical and business purposes, on the old and
new New York and Albany post roads being . part Of the
land formerly belonging TO Rs,ert saeomb, Esq. Terms
had ut the office of the auctioneers, Is Nassau street, near
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

Ry JOSEPH HICKMAN, AUCTIONEER-MONDAY,
~ Jnue Hta- Mortgage sale. at 10 O'clock, A. NJ, At No.
W Atlantic street. Brooklyn, tho stock Of a furnishing store,
pNl cr and cook stoves, etc., etc, Catalogues at the sales.
room. l9l v ~ashington street, on Saturday.
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.DOARD.-A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BOARD, rs
d wanted, either In this city or in Brooklyn, by a lady,
where there are no other boarders. Payment in advance.
Terms must lie moderate. Address. for one week, Mrs. W.,
BroadyAy Post OHica.
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THREE HANDSOME FULL SIZE BUILDING LOTS.
4 on fiNy- eighth street, near Broadway, ct q grsss saori.
nee. Apply .immediassiy. at DE MOTT &COIS Land aud
Losa o6ss - Chambers strest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

MONEY Cash ADVANCES MADE ON DRY GooDs
1l groceries, ssgsrs hardware, pianos .books. stationery
orally. In sums to suit. Apply to R. WOOD No. 90 Fulton
street, second floor. Once hours from . A. N. to 3 =. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

- SIOHI -FON oALE-1 INV ANU VAIU-
L able invention. for the State 81 PennsyIvnuia. ANY
one DESTROYS Of making . fortune will have an opportunity
OF doing 90 BY calling on J. n. PERKINS, AZ boy sweet,
rear suiieins. They eAn DO satisfied citbe truth Of me above
Two BEAUTIFUL GOTHIC YBRRK STORY yxAMY
l houses, hIlsd IN with brick, STONE easements and cellars.
PIAZZA i5Sns .ns rear, built IL chs. beat possi.is. manner.
70 feet By l9 feet. Also. one lot adj staiay, saae slse win
DO sold separately or togethsr-hslfo Of tho purchase money
can remain ON bond and mortgage for . term Of years, ~ six
Per cent. Apply TO DE MOTT e Co, LAnd aAd Loan once,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

WANTED-A BUSINESS MAN, WHO IS GOING TO
w California, that will invest some capital. and take
large property may be realised. Address Banks, with real
name and residence, Post Office, New York city, for two
weeks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

A STAGE ROUTE POR ~SALE-RUNNING PROM
"A Williamsburg to Cypress Fills snd yamaios, starting
from Heuston and Grand streets and Peek siipforries through
First south Seventh, and south sixth streets, Division ave-
nue., and johnson street, to the Cypress Hills plank road,
Williamsburg, to the Cypress Hills Cemetery, and John i.
Snediker's hotel from thence to Jlmaica- This line is now
well established and doing . good businssa For further
hotel, ON the Brooklyn and Jamaica plank road.
KEESE 4 BEERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

1 iOMMIssIONERS' SALE OF ZEAL ESTATE THE
- Subscribers, commissioners appointed by tho Orphans
Court OF the County Of Bergen, and state Of New jersey ,,
virtue Of n decree Of said court, sell at public esie, oths
borhood, on Mogday, July IL IT 1 o'clook p. NJ, all those
lots, tracts or parcels OF land and promises, aud being all
the lands mentioned in the said decree. containing about
eighty acres which will be so q in tots q from one to six
the Fort lee Turnpike Cato. Conditions Of saie-One half
the purchase money may renaia on bond sne mortgage, II
the nrst day Of August, 1853, when deeds will BIO given.
55A$f$S5; b~kiSSk!hsHorr. Commissioners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

lily PAPER, PLATINA AND CHEMICALS; Also
y dish fsoting liquid for wtetorisg foul air; English -
ssSs sposfs cloths; arsworasrs, gisesm.kers pcttsrs. sss
nase, bismuth, aqua and sulphate ammonia, chemical whals
OH soap Ihosn's extract eopaivA best rouge, As., for sale -
DR.. l. fEUCHTWANGER Hi Mxissn lana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

BOARD AT THE KEMBLE HOUSE, NO. 4s EAST
ID Ninetes nth street, between Broadway and Fourth ave.
nue.. Pleasant and airy rooms. for permanent or transient
boarders, can be obtained IN those four splendid brown
stone houses in Nineteenth street; also y basement, suitable
for . physician. Apply a. above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

DOARD.-SINGLE ROOMS AND SUITS OF ROOMS
ID TO Lot, In . first GLASS house, having all the modern i'm
ptovements Dinner o.. six o'clock. Best references re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-25

TOR SALE-A SPLEr DID FARM OF 200 ACRES, TWO
y good houses and barns, with other necessary buildings;
abundance Of frnit, well wstered. and very healthy location.
1t can be divided to advantage. It 10 seven miles from
riouEhtespsis landing. near the New Peltz turnpike, and in
g,eat bargain. Terms essy Apply to WADE II; BUDD, 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17
Talk on 'Changc.

Cotton sold to the extent Of 500 bales, at steady
prices. There fair bu,iness done in breadstus,
without material change in prices. Pork was more
tive considerable sale Of Manila hemp viii be no.
ticed in the trade report.
1t was said that the ship William & Mary, by the
anchoy wreck Of which many lives were lost a
vessel of about 500 TONS She was built last winter
at Bath Nare and sailed for Charleston South Carolina
whence after taking cargo Of cotton she sailed for Lv
erpoo being under the command of Captain Stinson At
the latter place she took in cargo in part Of rail iron
ard lost in the manner related by the captain A
hope expressed that considerable portion Of the
passengers might have been saved by the bark to
heave to the scene OF the disaster. The wreck
occurred almost directly in the path Of many coastng
vestls and had the III ated ship been provided with
sufficient number Of good life boats, which every passen
ger vessel should be compelled to carry it believed
that the greater part If not the whole of the lives might
have been saved The William & Mary supposed to
have been insured at the eastward. There nothing
on her in Wall street.
Letters received from Galveston, Texas giving
counts Of the terrible storm at that place which, it
said swept nearly the entire coast of the Gulf to the
south OF that port. The Elisha Dennison
old EEL and insured in Wall srost to the amount
Of SIG 600. She had no cargo board when she was
wrecked Tie accounts contained extensive details Of
the damages sustained by large number OF other YES
sels, including several baiges belonging to northern
ports Part Of wharf washed away, and 600 bars Of
railroad non sunk in fifteen twenty feet water which
was insured in Boston
Notice received from Berlin, Maryland, May II,
stating that schooner 200 tors burthen called the
Charles Hl, Of Kenebunk Maine, went ashore that
morning che valued at S12 000 and insured in
Boston.
letter from New Orleans stated that the two boats
lost the Upper Red River loaded at Shreveport,
with goods carried TO that point from New Orleans by
| other boat..
There rothipg further transpred regarding the
PROPOSED clipper The young Ameri in the
field against The world for bet Of $4,000 No accep
lance cm tho Sovereign of the seas for that sum had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17
Dreadful Acc ldeht,

FALL OF A HOUSE IN WALL sTREET-oNE MAN
KILLED AND ANOTHER SEVERELY INJURED.
little after nine O'Clock yesterday morning. the house
No. Wall street. at the Of New street. whchfs in
progress Of demolition the of frghtful acct
dent, by which killed and another had his
broken 1t seems that the materials of the upper
Of the house. which is partly torn down. had been
piled the ground floor and that the workmen be-
low in the basement for the purpose Of snoring up
While thus occupied the flooring above gave way with
sudden crash caused by the weight of the superncum
bent spreading great CONSERVATION among the work
men, who precpitatey fed from the ruins. Assistance
Immediately procured and in short time several
aborrs who had been buried beneath the ruins we're ex
treated poor fellow German, with his right arm
broken below the elbow It was however soon ascar-
tanned that another workman likewise German by the
name OF Conradn Schmidt was buried completely beneath
the Ard TO extricate this unfortunate all
tons were directed From the manner In which
the flooring had given way, it inclined from the
side wall nearest to Broadway, and allowed OF
communication to the man below, by which he
supplied With spirits to keep up his strength But
from the position in which he lay extended his back
with the whole of flooring and rubbish piled upon
him. II mpossible that he could be extcaed except
by first disgirg away the weight above This unortu.
natey. a tedious work; and notwithstanding the
exertons employed by his fellow aborers and many of
tie police force Of the First district who present
with their plain and used their utmost efforts pre-
order and assist the workmen their efforts
late. After nearly two hours labor, in which spades,
axes and other tools ously they
in getting to the poor fellow beneath but then it
only BEGINNING of his extcation for the greater
part of his body yet buried beneath the ruins and
prevented from moving by the Orders cf the floor
above DR. NJ A. Van LEV, OF No. 90 Greenwich street.
Was in attendance and assisted in proongng the mans
life by aor6ing him every possible aid AT this time
OF his protruded as high the elbow above the
rubbish and renewed exeron employed to extricate
him from his pcous situation. but before this could be
effected the Doctor, who kept his hand on the mans
pulse pronounced him dead After sting the body
il taken TO the Bellevue Hospital Coroner Hilton
viii hold an inquest at his Office in the Park at
O'Clock this afternoon.
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routine business, as win be sen by the ofica re-
port elsewhere. Both Boards adjourned till to-mor-
row evening.
The New York Young Mems Christian Association
celebrated their first anniversary meeting at the
Dutch Reformed Church, Lafayette place, last even
ing. when n B. Blunt and Hiram Ketchum, Esqrs,
delivered eloquent and able speeches. The Rev.
Or. Bethune, who was to have addressed the meet
ing, unavoidaby absent on account of STIFFNESS.
See very full report elsewhere.
In addition to many columns OF advertisements re-
lating to business Of every description, our inside
pages to-day contain the proceedings Of the Art
Union Investigating Committee Of the Assembly;
very interesting paper, entitled Crossing the
Andes" lately read before the Geographical Society
by William G. Dix, Esq; Financial and Commercial
Reviews and variety of other reading, to which
we have no room to particularly refer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

The ART UNION SwINDLE-AsToNrsHING De-
vELoPEMENTs.-The battle between the Art
Union and the people is drawing to close.
and the management of that precious lottery
concern, or mock auction, is disclosed in all it's
unblushing audacity. A pile of some eighty or
hundred thousand dollars of the funds of the
institution is gone; and with all the explana-
tions attempted, nobody can tell how it is gone,
where it is gone, or who carried it off. Perhaps
some Of our art-loving anti-copyright cotem-
poraries can throw some light on this dark
subject. Where is the Slievegammon fund for
the liberation of Ireland? Where are the as
sets of the Kossuth Hungarian bonds? Where
is the surplus Of Father Mathews benefit? Who
knows? Do the Irish Directory, or the Hun
garian Central Committee. or Father Mathews
special committee, or does anybody else? And
who has Galphinizcd the surplus Of the Art
Union? What sort of monsters are these that
swallow up such enormous sums Of money
without belching? Let the Peter Funks of the
regular mock auctions be reprievcd. Are they
not in the fashion?
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Court Cnlendar-This Day.

UNITED ETA1Fs DISTRICT CotRf--NOs.3I, 81 II, 70 70
40.
SUPREME CoURT-Crcuit-No STA, zoos, 029, ,096,
1,097, ], 1G5, "a 900, $40 5sS to $685.
SUPREME CoURT-Genera Term.--Same as before.
SUPREME CouRT-Chambers Blu ness for the remainder
Of the month will be transacted only between the hours
OF ard 10 O'Clock A. NJ. No special motions viii be
heard at Chambers.
COMMON pIHAs-Part Frst.-.Nos. o1S, T3, 100 S52,
SCI, ss4, $50 Gs3 Goa 2e7 sl7, so2, SOC eI4I 945.
COMMON PIiAs-Port second. SIG 92i to 02o 031,
oil, DEB, t3s TO 944
eupEloR CouRi--Two Branches Mos 1870, 3es ABS,
40l 1856, 537 SIC $40 Cos u.s. $780, 324 395, S97 24l
800, 602, 3l 622 467 go sci 66l 662. $685. 564 56s,
500, $40, Alb, 4s3, 496, 442, 450 AGO, Ala, Ala
ORDERED-That the May trial term of this court be
continued until the Saturday preceding the first Monday
Of June, and that jury be summoned for the 3oh OF
Nay.
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Ths royal mail steamship Asia, Capt Lott
win have this port to at O'Clock for Liverpool
Subscriptions and advert eents for any edition Of the
NEW YoRK HERALD viii % ID at the following places
n Europe
LIVERPOOL John Hunter No Paradise street.
LOSDoS-Edxard Ssndiord & Co Corphin
WD Thomas & Co., No 10 Catharine street
PARIs-Iiyiogston Wells s Co. Kue de la Bourse,
b. Il. Revolt No. II Rue de In Banque
fhs European mails viii close at half past ten o'clock
tomorrow morning.
The WEEKLY HERALD win he published at half past nine
O'Clock to morning Single copies, in wrappers
Rh PENCE.
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THE DEPARTURE CT THE SrKAN YACr NoRM SfAH-Th6
Vanderbilt steam yacht North Star viii sA from she
foot Of Grand street. East river. Thursday the ION
inst, at 10A NJ, on her European tour. The ~ n
elegant steamer Francis skiddy win accompany her down
the bay to bring back the friends Of the party,
THE NEW YACHT sREsR, Captain H.wRins, from Port
Jefferson, l. l. arrived q. tala y ysstsrdsy She 9
sixty tons burthen, fifty two feet keel eighteen feet
beam five feet eight inches in depth, andi soop rgred
The g. built Mt the above place her owner Captain
Hawkins who has already furnished several very last
yachts to parties in this and the neghboring cities.
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and building lots to De distributed among six hundred sub
schers the 3st Of May Each subscriber for only s
will receive deed for building lots Is BY 100
feet in the beautiful and healthy village of Rose Vale
farm of from two to twenty Subscribers taking
shares fast and the number will all be Obtained
Now is the time to country residence TN city
where hundreds Of citizens locating and inn
proyements have been and being made Many of
II lots these have been sold for from 200 to 500 per
advance the price which these lots
sold showing that the purchase will be good investment
Apply to CHARLES WOOD, No 20S Broadway corner of
Fulton street N. y who will receive remittances and
forward receipts therefor by return of mail lie will also
and chcerfuly give rueh other information may be de-
sired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

Gentlemcn's Summer Hats AN extensive.
assortment Of Rocky Mountain French gray white Rus
and Naples beavers Canton Manila eghern Swiss senns
Panama and Guayaqu Gentlemens soft travelling
hats in great variety and coors
WARNOCks, Hatters, 275 Broadway, Irving House.
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Superior Court LIN Chambers.
TT 'Vs Vu'FtV EF6F
nEGygTnN

DEJTSIUN.
MAY 18.--Joseph Bailey and others The Western Yer
mont Railroad Company Motion to pay the plaintiffs
$7032s o. and fora receiver granted to 9l,
with interest since goth August 1851, and slo costs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

Medcated Compound for identifying, curling preserving
restoring and strengthening the hair relieving OF
the skin curing Rheumatic pains and healing external
wounds Bounded by aphical lines the reputation
Of Brys treopherous pervades the Union The sales OF
the article late have increased in ratio that almost
exceeds belief Professor Barry after careful exam
his book that the number OF bottles
Iysrod order n from half upwards
during the year 1852, was within trihe of 800 900 ~
TO present NJ length the evidence OF the
wonderful properties OF the tricopherons when tho public
have endorsement th The cheapness
OF tho article and the explorations given Of its chemical
action tho hair the scalp and in all easeof superficial
reconmeudodt to the attention Of tho pco-
pie all that the Inventor desired Every bottle
The effects OF the fluid exceeded expceta
to, acted like charm. The ladies would not be with
ont IT, Country dealers in every section Of the United
states they have IL and thus built up
wholesale trade Of on extent hitherto nnheard OF % regards
articles Of this kind Tbs highest point has NOS Yet beou
reached and is believed the sales this year VIII DO
million and half OF bottles :. -,
Retail price, twenty FIVE cents large bottle - -,
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity SOLO by
all the merchants and druggists throughout tho
United States and Canada, Mexico, West Indies, Greas
pyitsip, ITaQee, AZ,
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THE NoRwALK CALAMIIy-ACTIoN WANTED
Since the dreadful catastrophe at Norwalk we
have had thousand suggestions through the
newspapers for the prevention Of railroad acct
nents but not one of these suggestions, it APP
pears to us, carries with it the force of the pro-
position to lay heavy penalty upon the rail
road companies for the loss Of every human life
by needless accidents upon their respective
railroads. A law Of this sort would strike at
the root of the evil. for the love Of money is
the root Of all evil" and this it is which is at
the bottom Of most if not all our railroad Gu
families,
The Connecticut Legislature is still in session
They may do great act OF humanity and OF
sound policy in fixing, to the extent Of their ju-
risdction, a heavy penalty for the reckless sa-
crifce of every passenger whose life is thus lost
on the railroads within the State. Such an ex-
ample would doubtless be followed without
much delay by all the other States in the
Union.
The Legislature of New York, which reas-
sembles on the Gath inst, could not better en-
ploy the whole of their extra session, if necessa
ry, than in the work of framing some efficient
and rigid death penalty upon cur railroad
companies 1t is a strange anomaly in the
law under which damages Of five, ten
or twenty thousand dollars, may be secured
for the accidental Gripping Of passenger on
railroad, while for the poor widow and her or
phan children, whose sole dependence for their
daily bread was their husband and father, who
may have been crushed to atoms or suddenly
drowned in the prison house of submerged
car-strange, we say, that for them there is no
indemnity-no damages-no relief at all. We
do hope that our wise legislators, when they
shall have assembled together again at Albany
will ill up this ugly hatus-ths deep and
black chasm into which SO many victims of
criminal negligence are SO recklessly thrown
by law which will make each railroad corpora
ton the life insurance company for the safety
Of its passengers.
Mr. Cooley is an cnterprising man. We sub
nit this matter to Mr. Cooley. If we are not
| mistaken he has the moral courage and the
| requisite sense Of humanity to take hold of this
| proposition. The public will endorse it, rest
assured OF that; and, in the end, it will prove
| advantageous both to the railroad companies
and the public at large. in bringing about sys-
tenn OF management and discipline in the run
ming Of all railroad trains very nearly equiya-
lent to absolute insurance against all danger
Seriously: we submit this matter to the practi-
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The Progressiye Prop, ietors OF. the Prescotf

Hat Store KNOX JAMES display remarkable and judi
cious taste in the manufacture and single
Of their claims will convince
that their success is emnenty we'll deserved When in
want OF superior bat posess quality of excellence
their establishment and Spring