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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-11
To the Advertising Public.

Ihe Of business is now approaching, and adver
sing in the most widely circulating newspaper is
II The prime elements of success.
In this view we can freely recommend the NEW YORK
QaD the greatest establishment Of the kind this
sentiment Its daily circulation is at this moment the
hzgest in the civilized world, either in Europe Amer
- being nearly ffty-Hve thousand per day, which
y Ear beyond that Of the London Times.
Including its weekly editions its aggregates may be
SEATED as follows
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Abwr hundred thousand double sheets per ,oeel
1lpewty million double sheets .............per annum
xbsw hundred thousand dollars ,oorth Of Unite
PUPcJ useu pcT uHWu"s.
10 persons in trade and to advertisers Of all kinds
ueh channel Of circulation is the ready way to
IN Me- The HERADs prices for advertising considering
ss vast circulation Of the Journal reasonable
shough apparently higher than the rates exacted from
che public by any other establishment in New York
From the simple statement Of these facts the public
en- judge for themselves in all advertising matters.
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If Want you Use Onguent, that Force
to strong thick STAIN injure skin 81 bottle 81 20 half
Dozen Sent part of the you whiskers moustach
should for will them grown in weeks Won't the
try. r. G. GRAHAM 10 Ann street. Zeber A South Third
street, PHILADELPHIA.
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A Gun Of Delicious Cor,

Cup of Delicious Coffee I'm one Minute,
with the addition Of cupful Of hot spoonful
Aldens coffee will satisfy the fastidous palate
Once tried II will always be used. Sold by all
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Look to your Feet-Pnris Boots, improved
cork sole and patent boots shoes and CATERS
Paris who has taken the premium Lon
don and New York Exhibitions received monthly by EU
GENE FERRIS 81 Nassau street. where boots are made
scientific PRINCIPLES.
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As was coming down broadway. met N
eead 81 av eqa wsS was svden ignorant that she
Brosdway ladies hardrs''ins establishment Ass
Irusses.-The only Prize Medal for Trusscs
awarded TO Marsh Coz the industrial exhibition Of an
Of this ssss h Isss cs5s rGss
variety ~ comprehensive manuel descriptive every
spar Knee caps and variety bandage sa
GsiSnr most approved patterns. MARSH CO. No az
Ksdding's Russia saive, Boston Remedy
thirty years standing without fail burns scaids
'aHf si A asosssy. sssns
a 81 sSSn srss ann and ,FSaawa
ana apotheearies generally. e'es''''
Rheumatism, Scrofula. S,e.-4vatt,s u,c,
You n sh %S ss ssasn remedy for these TERRIBLE dis
pound q r ss yss com
been published SUM- ssS Ssser nase
bs sas a are from we'll known sen
ng these be had principal depot No
Ayers Cherry PcctoraI for Coughs and
haas Il a % nSpa r for for and
syrHp Of yerMor and tar for Hoo
aa' 1W,' s v ssas Mnn
basy pan sosSs s. two for
easn - cents Cha than eyer AtGUIONs Bowery
Fits! Fits!! Fitsly.-Persons Iaborlne under
THIS distressing maady viii find the vegetable elliptic pills
s a These pills possess specific action
df Il spssa Fl :a sl
duced or shattered from any Whatever
s S.s ss s.
on E. he ssT haS
----' whom orders from ali parts
A Wonderful Discovery paid
made by DR.. Curtis, OF this city, in :,
sumption asthma, and all diseases of teccnty Been
Dr. Curts hygeana, or nhaling hyAp stmsnt Of con
afflicted ones 70 perfect health evidence cherry
stantly breathing an agreeabs healing yaperthe med
Of cavity Of the uns and the
and Varied them when
BRooKLYN, N. Y. Dec. 90 1853.
with the asthma for the last years have suffered be
yond all Of descriptions months ut time have
ting % sssn n
ngs were so great at times that for hours together
past years have the Of some Of
the most celebrated but have received perma
and cherry syrup. At the time first obtained
in distress almost suocating breath In
less than minutes the applied the inhaler to
was great from the dcuity breath
irg and had night have since continued
cine has relieved from Ny advice the suffering s-try
Sold by BOYD PAUL No 40 coHtisndt street; 6. II.
RING corner Of John street and Broadway Price IS
Will sssS
tanning bottle Of hygean Of cherry syrup
s If
sale by all the druggists in the country.
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JOHN ANDERSON, Secretar,

A CARD.,BY THE LATE FIRE IN SPRUCE STREET
~ the pubcation oihce or Thompson's Bank Note And
oommereia Reporter was wholly destroyed with ali the
Type materias &c. thereby rendering impossible
or Us 70 supply our numerous subscribers agents with
week bit We hope to be
~ she Iotn inst; not ia full with . much Of the bank
ana commercial matter will with the Last number keen
them fuiy posted up Publication Once "a Duane street
i
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awarded TO Marsh Co.. by the industrial exhbi,ion az am
M ~ the Crystal Palace their Radical cure Truss
49,, character OF this trussas been forth in
ana comprehensive manuel descriptive OF every
staesiyrs up.ure Tor sale by the proprietors Elastic
knee caps and variety bandage of s
Iuaty also shoulder braces banda
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-11

Carpets Up Town.-Ladics will find mt
WRIGHT BAILEYS the spring styles Of the
velvet tapestry Brussels Ingram and three
ply carpsng English and American floor oicloths selected
from the latest expressly TO meet their varied
fancy without the trouble Of going to Of down
town shops Hessrs Wright Bailey request
the ladies TO inspect their invoice goods at 332 Bowery
An early call by the ladies Is requested.
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$4,000 TO Loan, without Security or Interest.
For particulars PROF. HARRIS advertisement under
Amusements in columns, and call at the Worlds Hall
OHee.
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address TO in this city and Brooklyn for Prof
Davis and popular work New Amsterdam, or New
York under the Dutch 50 TO S. profit per day
realized by agents engaged in it, sale Price, five sh
lings aud dollar according to style Apply early to
T. YOUNG, Publisher, 140 Fulton street.
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lady with false curls who evidently thai he
sSnd easily produce the natural by using Bsrser
eleaEly TONGUE Price * cents Sold everywcre Prins
pal ladies' hairdresng establishment 40
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DRv. ALEXANDER NCLELLAND, d. D., OF NEW
~ Brunswick, will deliver the fifteenth discourse befor
Young Mems Association Of the South Dutch Church
Fifth avenue Of Twenty first street. next Sabbath
morning, 18th inst, at ~ o'clock
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doing wonders IN the picture art taking Ave hundred
traits daily ct % cents and upwards-the and
expeditions mode Of pcturing the people extant
Rooms No. $50 broadway. Do you takeg
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Ayers, Cherry PectoroI fa,. f,o,,.x,,. 49,,

ssthma ~ Hastings syrup Of napha for do and croup
90, @ sasam OF wild cherry for tho Lungs 81; Rod.
Ways pills and ointment-poor mans friend Van Ham
peres female pills for suppression Wolfes Scholar
sehnapps III Morses nvigorang cordial S. two for s.:
hussa saye DaIleys pain extractor, MAster ont
Also Hyatts nfallible life baIsam for rheumasm ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-11

Spring Furniture Salc.-As III. NicOIay Il Co.
respectfully remind their friends and the public that they
ready undertake and give their atten
tionp sales Of household furniture at the residences OF
famtcs their spacious saesroom 100 Broadway We
to be prompt, energetic and fair in our
chat energies tho interest Of friends
entf&1pG8 their business TO us.
A. Hs NICOLAY,
- EDWARD sINTzENICH
Rsts chief salesman u H. H. Lseds &Co)
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the most certain remedy for these TERRIBLE dis
nar Sa "ho are suierng the most torturns PAINS
pound Will AFFORD certain relief Thousands q oas have
een cured and in the Sum- Herald aud Other
perS these certificates from well cssens who
&c seen and consulted at hour Circulars contain
THESE be had deuot No
40 Grand street. seyenty-hve cents per bottle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-11

Fashionable Clothing-New Go6ds.-Cal and
Examine the and a the one price
sizes and suitable for all and Of the
most approved styles No deviation in prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-11

The Credit Of Green, No. Aston House, Is
boundess ehe credit given to his promises. And why
Simply because he keeps faith with his He
rants his shirts to f and they do he they shall be
sent home certain time, and before the hour named
they are there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-11

LADIES' Gaiters.-Twelve and fourteen shll.
ngs the charges neat and durable
and ladies wish to these or other articles Of feet
establishment. His assortment Of CATERS, slippers ties
buskins &C. is large and the quality Of his articles
awarded the prize at the Crystal Palace Exhibition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-11

Fashionable Ready Made Clothing, No. $50
Broadway-Blaek frocks $40; black doeskn pants, ri
assorted business coats IS; figured cashmere pants IS
co. overcoats ST. silk satin and cashmere vests 81 boys
suits s. SO; youths tamas IS each. Clothing made to
AYde
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-11

35,OOO,OOO Carpets for the Million, at Hiram
AEDERs0Ns ten spacious salesrooms 70 bowery splen
grain carpets mats oil cloths stair carpets ut tremen
dous bargains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-11

urgacsa !nstrunients.-John Reese, auct,-
; aronser1LiAAS CO. 377 Broadway will sell this even
IN addition TO their catalogue OF Looks yerv
OF surgical Instruments made BY a. best manu-
IN complete order the property Of
f"esoner OF TINS city Sales commence att O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-11

Prof. Harris Whole World Is now all the
rage, judging from the crowds that daily throng that
popular resort the Worlds Hall Upwards Of 900 gift
tickets Of sold in three days For particulars
the advertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-11

S3-Oliver b. Goldsmith commences his
cheap writing classes Monday 18th inst Full particu
lars in this days Herald and Times by circular Mt
Ia evening
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Porum has Just been opened by the At lo6
Fulton street. with entirely fresh and Handsomely made
stock clothing adapted and trimmed in
the best styles and will be sold ct the lowest possible
prices. N B-Au articles guaranteed to BIO exactly
presented. EDWARD T. HACKETT,
Clothing Emporium, l0t Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-11

NnssadmS's Russin Saive, n Boston Remedy
~ hiry years standing without fail burns seads
suSv o. shapPed hands piles and every
SOFA ny y H. King OF John street and Broaawav
Chekncr Co, 81 Barclay street and by drurgists
and aPothecares generally. $500 ~ - ei"es's''
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A YOUNG AMERICA AND NEBRASKA. WITH
douglas Bill with all his friends will meet this day at
No. Dey street. W ~
CONSEQUENCE OF THE FIRE IN SPRUCE
street lhA PORTER CO. have removed TO 4l2 Broad
way, wore Of the Cheshire Glass Company
has Mss not nda5lzABETH ROSE, LATE OF SYRACUSE
calling at the Man situation can do 50 by
sotel, l33 Fulton street.
,rOyIcE-ANY PERSON On : - A,,o--.-
Ms.,ft tsnnks boxes baggage, &c., ~sONs HAVING
"Ass sweet board, dc not reues Haaid,s
---Yin be sold that day ~ aueton II ufsra the
~ hilton Of the Indus,SSoCIATION FOR TIE EXEi
~ 1904 persons having AL Nations New York. Maron
OF any description against this unfulhled contracts
Gated not will please forward the on whether adjud
| By order p. I. BURNUM,sta Palace
" - -~~sident.
OFFICE OF THE PERHAM GIFT COMMITTEE oP,
" at Academy Hall 663 Broadway from to u O cloc
A. M, from to 8 and 7 to 9oclock, p. NJ.
CECoNDHAND PIANOs-ONE OF T. GILBERT !
~ Co.'s aoan pianos with iron frame and circular scales
second hand pianos, at great bargains
THE COMMITTEE ON FERRIES TO WHOM WAS
referred the subject Of establishing ferry tn,
foot Of Desbrosses street. North river to Pavona
New Jersey will meet at No5 City Hail. Monday lSti
inst, at o'clock p. N.
FRANCIS II. CURRY,s
DAVID A. FORBES, | r,.4 - r.,
WIN. II. FOSTER, G n'as s"e On orrle'
JOHN G. SEELY, Doasa VI eouhciimen.
~. WILLIAM CLEARY,
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Bargains In Countcrpanes and Table Linens
from auction Elegant patterns size countrpAnes
only l splendid quality Marseilles counterpanes S.
worth S. double damask table linens very heavy per
DETTS dry goods store Grand Mulberry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-11

Cold has few Perils II the Feet be Warm
Ladies' You wish Alpine button boots with Innings
CATERS and other boots with good thick soles India rub
Der boots and shoes Of all kinds with boys misses
drens CATER boots and Of all the Styles
tronise J. b. MILLER Il CO.'S Premium Shoe Store, 19
Ia.
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II 1TH0GRAPHY.-SIX LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTERS
IL II good workmen, can find empoym mt and
the highest wages by applying to sAkoNY CO. III Fui
tou street. =
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"A YOUNG WOMAN WANTED-TO ATTEND A
bakery one who perfectly understands the business
arss.ir =, situation and good wages by sd
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A YOUNG AMERICA AND NEBRASKA WITH
douglas Bill with all his friends will meet this day at
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Z to the Crowded State OF my Estab-


monte Journal of Music Art Literature Three dollars
year. which entities subscriber dollars
music be selected Horace Waters cata
logue, SS3 Broadway.
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ANTROLOGY.

MRS. LADoMUS 200 CANAL STREET, CONTINUES
M TO tell past present and future events likewise love,
eourtehp and marriage She will also make love mutual
between parties where II does not exist She will also
cause thief TO restore stolen property Age or empera
ment told for nothing.
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HOUSE CARPENTERS. ATTENTIoN-AN ApJoURN
IL ed meeting OF the house carpenters Of the city
York viii be held at Convention Hail. Wooster be
next at ~ o'clock.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-10
TELEGRAPHIC!
Come cticut Legislature-Electto OF
tarc


Come cticut Legislature--Electfo Of
state OFFICERS.
TINES OFFICE, Hartford, May 4.-The two
branches Of the Legislature Of this State met
in joint convention this morning and elected
the following ticket for State officers during
the ensuing year:
Governor-Henry Dullon, Of New Haven.
Lieutenant Observation-Disclosures c. Hol-
ly, of SALISBURY.
Secretary of State-Oliver H. Perry, Of
Fairfield
Treasurer-Daniel w. Cary, Of Middle.
town.
Comptroller-John Durham, Of Norwich.
The above gentlemen are all Wings. The
whole number ofvotes cast for Governor was
233, of which Mr.. Dutton (Whig) had 140,
and Samuel Ingham (Dem.) %.
The remainder OF the Wing ticket was
elected by about the same majority.
QUEBEC, May g.
The Parliament Buildings were totally de-
stroyed by fire this evening at half-past 10 o.
clock, by some unaccountable fatality. The
handsome and capacions edi6ce situated on
Cote a Colon, built as church for the Sis
tiers de Charlie, which was merely fitted up
temporarily, Mt an immense expense, for the
meetings OF Parliament, is this mOmentln one
sheet OF fame. The cupalp at one end, and
the handsome spire at the other, are wreath.
ed in smoke; and the flames are rushing out
over Mr. Deans house on one side, and burst
ing forth through the lofty gothic windows
all round.
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HOME MANUFACTURE
EXANSYlllE GlOTHI NC STOR E.

EVANSVlLLE ClOl1tsNU OhEs
DELlEVING that the interests ofthe Great est and
ID of the people of Evansville and vicinity particu-
lar, would be much pfomscd 10y establishing Clothing
Fa,tor in this city, and being that Clothing
be nuactured i'm superior and at less cost
in the West than in the East we have established n
Clothing Store in this city, where will manufacture
and sell, WHOLESALE RETAIL Clothing Of the best
quality, all Of VIII ch viii made under super.
vision the lowest New York prices OF tie latest
and Of the best material.
We purchase our Goods from Importers fer Cash
which enables us 10 compete with
ANY HOUSE IN THE UNITED STATES!
We will also carry on a Fashionable Merchant Tailor
and Gentlemen's Furnishing establishment, in which
will be found every article in that line.
Our stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres aud Vestngs are o
the style and best quality and IF the firm
is Practical Workman, and takes change OF the Meas
uring and Cutting, we are enabled TO WARRENT q
go~d at 10 all cases, sale.
We also keep hand every variety OF Tailore Trim
mings, and Agents for SCOTS Report OF Fashions
Particular attention Iaid TO Gentlemen furnishing
their own material
RICHARD RALEIGH takes charge If the commefciaI
affairs OF the Establishment. and DAVID O'NEiL OF
the manufacturing Grateful to their individual iehus
for past favors, and solicit continuance 0, .n
favors for the enterprise, they pledge the 49,.
merit all the confidence that may be reposed 10 @
mn, RALEIU II & O'NElL.
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THE BEAR AND THE SBApow.-An oI IA.

THE BEAR AND THE SHApow.-An old "a
bic slightly altered.--A bear, looking into the
river Danube, with piece of flesh in his
mouth, saw his own shadow represented the
in stream; and believing it TO be another bear,
who was carrying another piece of flesh, he
greedily caught at il; but in doing e
dropped the piece he hal in his mouth and il
was errevocable lost. He that catches at
more than belongs to him, justly deserves to
loose what he has. Nicholas Of Russia, en-.
desvoring to acquire dominion of Turkey
may lose the sovereignty over bis own land
Diogenes.
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9 Z 9 & 9 & 9 E q
McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL
L4NIMENT.

NHE miraculous cures that this ce1ebrated medicine
has performed after all other remedies bad failed
Liniment that will cure Chronic infanmatory Rheu
Muscles Liganents, Contracted Muscles, Bruises,
Neuralgia, Toothache. Earache any Pain. Ii will re-
move any Swelling, Tumor Piles. Hard Lumps, Caked
Breasts Sore Nipples Bites OF Musquitos, or any IA
And it win cleanse, purify and hea, the FoULEsT
ULCER SORES on the legs shns no difference how
long they may have existed IL will also soothe and
heal Burns. scads. Fresh Cuts Wounds, &C., sooner
than any other remedy.
Have been sold in 1852 and the demand II Increasing
daily and have heard of wherein it has
failed to cure any external disease, when properly ap
Who then will suffer from Pains. Sores swellings
when safe and sure remedy is so easily obtained
Read the following certificate, which Is
INCONTESTABLE PROOF
Of what we have asserted.
to known the following, hoping they may learn By
my experience, and discard WORTHLESS stun WHICH has
pressed into notice by false certificates AID long
advertisements.
For six months l wa. confined to my room cripple
from rheumatism My knee was swollen TREMENDOUS -
w. producing the most pains. The muscles wefs
contracted that could not straighten my leg at all
applied the Mustang Liniment for four weeks but y
done more good than any other grease: oo.a,ne
and used your Volcanic Oil Linment-in three weeks"
relaxed the muscles and cured me permanently. I,; I'll.
I..wM, c...dav when he was afflicted. asstated. and
he is now we'll. WYNN. ELLIOTT finkney''ns'
R.,do, 20 the owe Is not sufficient to convince you
of the wonderful efficacy OF the % III h. en-
possession all parts OF tne Soe. sos ve .s,.
purchase supply from us ana !, aoe hos ~ saasa
w .s nnay will be returned TO the purchaser.
''o"' VI" s1R HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
MI celebrated Eminent Is the only safe and re-
.h,a samedy for the OF SPAWN, Ring Bone, Wind
S,i;nt. Unnatu raj Lu,fps, Nodes or Swellings.-
~ Iii never fail Big Head Poevil, Fistula old
pnrn;ng sores or sweeney, If properly applied. For
Srsns Bruises Scratches, Cracked Boofs Chafes sad
AZ or collar Calls Cuts Wounds, IL Is infalible
ramedy Apply n. directed and cure is certain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells, of the st. Louis
Omnibus Company:
This is that have used tire Me xiean Mustang
Liniment and McLean's Volcanic Oil Eminent, on our
omnibus horses that lame ained and for swell
ings md have found McLeans Volcanic Oil liniment
I'm he the best Iinimeut ERASTUS WELLS,
ofthe firm Of Case &c Co.
Directions accompany each bottle IN Ehghsh ana
German.
This Lirmentis put up In 25 cer 80 cent and III
bottles The size contains three times the guam
the and In proIort TO the cost
For sale by J. ii. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets, St Louis. Mo.
For sale i'm Evansville. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY & CO, Projectors prices. lmh7
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Mrs. Nicholas, late Of the Brattleboro
Democrat, says that "the drinks" are now
called "leg-stretchers" in that State. She
saysit is an everyday occurrence for some
passengers in the stage-coaches-while the
latter are waiting at hotels for the mails-to
say, ~ guess I'll get out and stretch my legs"
which always ends in their having a drink
somewhere in the hoteii and intimates that
III perfectly astonishing with what an
checked ease and frequency legs are now
stretched in Vermont,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-05-10

1"IAO .Sors
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GooD"'
EDW A R ID FEGAN q W,

FIRST ST., BErw. MAIN AND LOCUST, of'
* 49, -s.;a;sx that thew have received their 1rsl
10 Of Snr;n. and Summer Goods direct from the i'm
portcr Of every pi sns usd
on. .nd tissues. Berege de LANES. organdys
Iaess and Embroideries. Hosiery. Gloves. Para
va nave also the newest styles in Spring and Sum
M, wsntiIlas. Plain Silks, fringes, trimmings. &C..
Having nued up room on the store for the sale OF
pornet Trimmings, &c. We can now OFFER the most
beartifui assortment of Goods ever brought west.
n Bone price-uo deviation. q
ans CRYSTAL FRONT DRY GOODS STORE.