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COOP mEDIClNEs.

Ills estimated that ,Ayer's { hsrry Pectordll &
CothaTtic Pills have done more to promote tho
public health than any other one, cause There
can be no question that the Cherry Pcctofelha
by its thousands on thousands cures of Colds,
Coughs, Asthma, Group, Influenza, Bronchitis,
&C., very much reduced tho proportio Of deaths
from cohsuinptive diseases in this country. The
Pills are as good rs the Psctoral and will cure
more complaints. ...g. anr .1-r .,..,b asr.s,,..-
Everybody needs more or less purgng. Purge
the blood from its impurities. ePurgo the bowels,
Liver, and the whole visceral system from oh,
suuctons, Purge out the diseases which fhstcn
on the body to work its decay. Take antidotes
early and thrust it tron the system, before il is
yet too strong to yield. b. ~ .If ~
while II is weak but when il has taken u strong
hold. Read the astounding statements of those
Who have been cured by them from dreadful
scrofnla, Dropsy, Ulcers, Skin diseases, Rheu-
motism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Internal pains,
Bilious Complaints, Heartburn, Headache &C o ut
and many hess dangerous hut still threat ming
Nilments, such as Pinples on the Face, Worms,
Nervous trritsbiity, Loss of appetite, Irregu-
laritco, DiZziaess 10 the Head, Colds, Fevers,
Dyscntery, aud indeed every variety Of COM
plants for which, Purgative Remedy is required.
Tfesc are no dom statements, but are au-
thcn,scated by your own ,,eighJors and your own
Physicians. = jas u...r .'a|E ..r ..a'r. -E {
Try them once, and you never will DO without
them. ..H.... a..aH.'f.H. ... 49, .., ..s.
Price Is cts per box,-5 boxes for 81 90.
Prepared by DR.. J. e. Aver, Chemist, Lowell
Mass, and sold by allrespectabie Druggists cv.
crywhere. .... .0'0,.....
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Ok boxes fancy Glassware of every variety
cc and pattern; useful and ornamental;
eS dozen P.B. Flasks, no ... fn. # ..
~ A" Bar rumblers, ... % .-..
Lamp chmneys and Globes, for sale at
'.... CHALFANTs
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AGENTS FOR THE UNION.

Tue following gentlemen are requested 10
act a. Agents Tor this paper, and ate author.
'zed to receive subscriptions, Sc,
l.. A. Hagans, at Kingwood, Preston Coy,
WIN. r. Tut. at Evansville rn.. ..
John Howard, ESQ, Independence $685..
Henry Labosqnet, Tunnelltou srlaa ISL
Jared Hagans, B.unaonyiile ...s'
John Hermans, Fellowsvilie g.. ... n..
DR.. Ashford Brown, Gainesville; .
Eilery Il. Hall, E.q., Fairmon,, ...s.
,. 7. Horace, iumberpor,, Harrison ca.
JotO Bennett, NestorilIe. Barbour,co.
DIR. f. Parsons, 'Giady &c ....
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5mloon Reaching,
SPEAK GENTLY.

u I,EARs OF NV, ron AN nrrx AND low,r IN
hEAur."--Msu. II; 80. ....
Speak gently, is better far .##
To ruls by love than fear;
Speak gently. let not harsh words mar
The good we might DO here.
Speak gently--love should whisper low
To friends when faults we find:
Gently lie, t'uh(ul accents flow, -.,-..
Aileclion's voice il kind.
Speak gently to tho little child,
'lts love be'ture 10 gain;
Teach il in accents soft aux mild,
II may no, long remain.
Speak gently to the young, tlt they
Will have enough ~ bear;
Pass ,hro' this life as best they may,
lis full Of anxious care.
Speak gently TO the aged one,
Gricve not the care worn heart;
The.sands of life arc nearly runj
Let suCh IN peace depart.
Speak gently. kindly, 10 the poor,
Let no Earsh tone be heard:
They have enough they must endure
Without All unkind word.
Speak gently to the errins, know
That thou art also man;
Perchance unkindness drove them So
O win them back again.
Speak gently, for I is like the Lord,
Whose accents, meek and mild,
Bespoke him as the Son of God,
The gracious holy child.
Washed in his blood, redeemed to life,
The family Of heaven,
Flee from all anger, wrath and strife.
Forgive as they're forgiven.
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,a ams TO THE LADIES llnh m
ChalfanPs Temple OF Fancy
.! what charming sight, ..a 49,.
.r How magnificent, rIan. .e.o.
a..B# ,ariau Beautiful in the extreme

y what a charming sight, ,n 49,.
.n How magnificent, r..pn. .e.o.
a..B# .ar.au Beautiful in the extreme
Now my dear Mrs. -; You surely will ac.
company me, if nodght but to feast thine eyes
upon this Temple of Fancy. Every thing is
there calculated to arrest tho eye, and critical
Judgment Rich Gold Jewelry, mark ed by pu-
rity and excellence. Those splendid Bracelets
rich, original and elegant. The assortment of
Cameo, Gold and Gold Stone and Mozaic Jew
elTy, IS complete, and then so cheap. W Oh YOU
should SEQ those beautiful Orname nts for tho
Hair. ..
The golden bright, the raven curl, and silver
lock, form an interesting link between youth,
manhood and old age. Here all have their as.
sociations. Yet again--beautiful silver plated
Casters, China, Vases, American, Bohemian e.
Partisan Ornaments, Cologne, &C., elegantly
chastc. Dear, dear the Temple is loaded with
fancy goods, Then again let your eyes wander
from the Temple, but for a moment, and again
they are arrested by the beautiful assortment OF
Glassware and Perfumery, scattered all aronnd
the room. b.. u. /
Now my dear, get your purse---IIE SELLS for
CASH only, therefore he incurs no risk in sell
ing-(pay days you know are like visions at sea -,
calculated to lead the Mariner to destruction (
and has no subsequent losses to make up; be.
sides, you certainly are aware ready cash in pur-
chases saves considerable per cent. Now your
bonnet 10 adjusted, let go where IT.
For things Of use and things Of sport,
The gay and curious there resort
Morganto"n, May !. +. M. CHALFANT
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Seeding Machines.

.Stk- = 80
and now on'cr the territory oCtte, United States
lexcePtirg the States Of Illinois and, Missouri,
and few counties in other States, which have
been already sold Tor sale upon ia vorablc terms
by TOWNSHIPS, COUNTIES or STATES. This
improvement was patented on the 29th orJuly,
1896, and has been in the ma rk ct but a short
tirrc. 1t is decidedly superior TO all other Ma
chimes Tor sowing broadcast, small grain, grass
seeds, guano, plaster lime, &c, &c.j particular
~ the large machines, which are operated by
one hand and horse. Its peculiar advantages o.
yer other sewers is in the Metal Agitators, which
readily pass through the grain in the hOppers,
and without friction. This machine is simple
in its construction, and readily adapted to the
different quantities and kinds of seeds desired
to he sown is easily manu- ia ctured by the mo st
ordinary mechanics and not liable to get out OF
working order. ..... ...... .
PerSohs in this vicinity desiring to purchas
rights, would DO well TO ''put in'' soon, as on
agents will shorty start out to visit the larger
towns and cities in the different States. .... -
NOW Is THE CHANGE, GENTLEMEN, If
you want to make money easily. There is no
use in being poor all your lives, iryoG will only
''get up y.ur spunk'' and purchase rights for
this valuable improvement. 1t reconim nds it.
self, and can be sold by any person and in every
section. ....... A--
sower may be seen in operation by railing
ut Rogers & Fogle's Store, in Morgantown.
Feb. IL lS57-,f. .... -. 1854. II
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ASA AND IRA.

Asa and Ira were two brothers,
whose farms lay side by side in fer
tile inteivale.
When the corn. the oats and the bar
ley came up, the weeds took the advan
tage OF the ich soil, and came up with
them.
Do you see said Asa. "what hold
the weeds are takingl There is dan.
OF their choking our crops entirely
"Well, well. We must resigned" re-
piled Ira; "weeds as well as grain were
part Of tbs Creators plan, aud there is
~ use murmuring about them
And he laid down for his usual az.
ternoon doze.
II can be resigned only to what |
cannot help" said Asa. So he went to
work and plowed and hoed until his
fields were clear of weeds.
"The army worms are in tho neigh
.borhnod," said Asa to Ira ono day.
They have eaton Though the adj
joining meadows, and are moving TO.
wards u.s.
"Ah," exclaimed FRA, "ihey will sure.
ly destroy what tho weeds have Tot
chok ed out. ! will Immediately retire
to pray that their course may be stop.
ped or turned aside.
But Asa replied" 81 pray be'imes ev-
cry morning, for strength to dothe work
,ofthe day"
And FASTENED to dig q trench around
his land, which tho army worms could
no, pass; while Ira returned only ia sea-
con to save a small portion Of his crops
'fion thei. raVages.
'''Bo you see Ira 7" said Asa another
morning, "the river is raising very fast.
There is but slender chance of pre-
venting our farms from being over flow
ed"
".Alus, il is jndgemen, apon az, for
our sins, and what can we dog c,ied l.
ia, throwing himself in despair upon
the ground.
There arc no judgments so severe as
those which our own sloth brings upon
U.S." replied Asa.
And he went quickly and hired work
mon, with whose help he raised an EN-.
bankmentthat withstood the flood, while
Ira witnessed with blank looks and fold
ed hands the destruction Of his harvest.
There is one consolation said he
"my children are at least left me-"
But while Asa's sons grow up strong
and virtuous men, among lra's there was
a drunka'd, a gambler, and a suicide.
"The ways Of the Lord are not g..
quail" complained Ira to his brother.-
- Why are yon always prospered while
am afflicted and my old age disgraceJ.
81 only know this" repIiedAsa, that
heaven always enabled me to treat the
faults Of my children as did the weeds
the caterpillers and the food; and that
have never presumed to send petit.
ton upward without making toll my
right hand servant, the messenger Of
my prayer"
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The Latest Improvement.

ID OGERS, FOGLE s. Co., have the pleasure
81 Of announcing to business men, that they
have at last succeeded in purchasing tho whole
interest Of Gr, a. c. Miller, in his late patent for
MpROyEMEN ~. .... 80 ... ...
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LANDS, LANDS,
EDWIN w. TOWER,

EDWIN w. TOWER,
Nov offers for sale, in Lots ts suit puschas.
~ crs, the following Tracts of Land:
IN VIRGINIA. ... e
~ prices ranging rtcm one dollar and twenty
five cents to ioav dollars per acre. 1880. 800.
o'ooo acres IN Calhoun county, on tho West FORK
OF Littlo Kanawha.
$50 acres in Monong1lia county. mountain lane,
miles east OF Morgantown. ..
3,ooo acres IN Monongala and Preston, modh-
tain laGd, from ! to II miles southcdst of
Mtrgantown.
400 acres in Monohgala county, near Clinton
Furnace.
200 acres III ATononcalia, 8 miles east of Nor
gantown-Burton tract.
67 aud ID acre tracts In Monongalia, near Gin
ton Furnace. t..0.. .'...... ..
80 acres, part or the Ridgway land, opposite
MorS7ntown; price S75 to 800 pcLacre.
2Oia acres near Morgantown, on the Monon-
gaieIn river, and apple orchard we'll selec-
ted grated frnit.
Al acrcs 3 mlus northeast of Morgantown
., price S93 dollars per acre. =, .".
I'll acres in Monongalia County, on Dunkard
creek, Daniel Burton tract.
"a Town lots in West Morgantown, price 500
each. -... =.
small Brick House, 4 rooms nm 4 kitchen in
Morgantown $500 on time.
other House and Lot in NJ organtown, price
$500 cash. ....7 ... 49,. ..
IN WISCONSIN. ...
At $500 Per Acre Each. u.s.
1000 acres in IS tracts, fret rate farming land
well timbered and watered. These Lands lie
near the line of the Milwaukee and Superior city
Railroad, which is row completed to Ripon ,hnd
will be completed in short tItnc to IT'S north.
ctn terminus. 3D. ...s ...
IN 1LLiSOfs.
100 Town Lots 81 by 1873 feet, in THE southern
suburbs of the city Of Chicago, ON Stewart
Duncan and Wentworth avenues frire $500
and $500 each, one half cash and the bal
ance i'll II months with interest.
." +. w. TOWER,
Morgantown, Monongalia county, va.
December 20, 1885, .. -.
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.... p JOHN N. HUGHES. ( J
ATTOR.ysEH.aT LAW.
Beverly, Randolph county. Va

WILL practice in the counties of Ran.
dolph, Barbour, UpshuI Lewis, Braxton,
Nicholas, Pocahontas, Highland, Pendleton
and Tucker. .s'h
Gs Collections promptly attended TO.
,lti s REFERENCES. IN d p
Hon. Geo. H.,Lee, Hon. g. D. Camden, Ion.
John s. Carlile, John S. Hoffman, ESQ.,, CIarks-
burg, Va. ~ ..8fV -Is'lI
W. r. Wiley, Esq. A, Raymond, Morgan.
town, Va. ..r ..se .pItggt = : -.. =, 80
Hon. Wm.G. Brown. Kingwood Va. .....H
Cabol Boggess Esq, Weston Va.
d. Hickman & Son, A. and }. w. Crawford
A. D. w. Crawford, b. l.. Brown, Esq, Bev.
erly Va. .faN ,s March 7, 1857. b
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WDWA&D ASSDG1AllDN, ,
PHILADELPHIA

- PHILADELPHIA. f3,ir1
IMPORTANT
no ALL PERSONS ofliic,ed
SY with Sexual diseases, such as Sper.
M39 ma'orrhtpa, Seminal Weakness,
S Impotence, GonoIrhGo. elect Sy-
phi lis, the vice Oi Onanism, Self. Abuse. &c.
The Howard Association of Phiadplpbis.
in view Of the awful destruction of liz. and
health caused BY sexual diseases and The dc.
ceptions prac,icrd upon the unfortunate vie.
Tins OF such diseases BY Quacks, have di
Iectnd their Consulting Surgeon, as q CHAR
lTABLE ACT, worthy o! their name to give
.MetticHL .4tLciCc Gratis, 2at
to ell persons thus vfilcted { Male or Fe.
mnie) who apply by letter with lrscrip-
non o! Their condition, age, occupation, hdb.
lls OF life, &c, and in cases of extfeine
poverty and suffering, to furnish Medicines
Tree OF charge.
The Howard Association is benevolent
Institution, established by special endow-
ment. Tor the relief Of the sick and dist ress-
ed, afflicted with "Viulent and Epidemic
Diseases and its funds eau be used for no
other purpose, II has now a surplus rf
means, which the Directors have voted to
advertise the, above notice. 1t is needless
TO add that the Association commands Tho
highest Medical skill OF the age, and will
iufnish the most approved modern ,real-
ment. Valuable advice also given to sick
and nervous females afflicted with Womb
Complaint. Leucorrhea, &C. l.r na.r.
Address (post. paid) Or. Geo. r. Calhoun,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Associations,
No. South Ninth1street, Philadelphia, Pa
EZRA d. HARTZELL, President. -
GEO. FAlRtiiiiD Sec'y. S'.. '-oh' 3"i'.' x.
September 20, 1898. gggrly.i IN !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

Notice-The Joint Special Committee OF the Common
Conncl on the subject of WORTH MONUMENT respect
fully an -ounce the public that they have eec the otn
dny November 1857 to naugate the complexion OF tne
md on which remains Of the late MAJOR Gen M
J. WORTH will be brought from Greenwood ana deposee
meath the Monument A., u-,,. ,a
os sushed persons to participate In the ceremonies 70
h ebsery, 4. the occasion. Also u the
Governor OF the State and State Officers
Officers u the Corporation.
General Government Officers IN this City
Governor Of New jersey.
Mayor of Jersey City,
Mayor Of Hoboken.
Mayor and Common Council OF Brooklyn
Governor Of Pennsylvania.
Mayor Of Philadelphia.
Mayors Of Albany, Troy and Hudson;
Fire Departments Of New York. Brooklyn wIihsmsonrsn'
jersey City and Hos Ts without 'neH apparatus
n, Military Of Abby Troy, Hudson and the ads
cent cities TO be under the supervision OF General
Sandfofd
All the Civic Societies
The Clergy.
The F, o. the Deceased have the choice Of
the officiating clergy"
Tha " Members of the Worth Monument Committee
The Civic Societies particularly requested to report 10
Morgan Chairman of the Committee on Saturday,
lie 2Is- inst at . ~ in Room No. 2. City Hall
relics placed the 70 De depos
nd he stone Of the Monument do 90 by forward
ins m 10 Az. Blunt, No City Hall .o
There will he OF tie Joint COMMITTEES on THURS
DAY the 18th inst at in the Library Room No. IL
Cty Hall M, -,
Due notice Of programme Of arrangements will be gsen
Alderman MORGAN Il HARRIS
Aide, nan WILLIAM WILSON,
Alderman PEER FUIMER.
Alderman WILLIAM COULTER,
Alderman OHISON BLUNT. iComnlttee
Councilman PETER CRAWFORD,
Councilman ALEXR HEM up
Councilman GkOAGE " WARNER,
Councilman I'll ARIES DOrf,
CoU0c..man W. ". JCDSON,
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r A. Fl. HASBROUCK, statieners' Hal, Nos:
~ ia AND 17s PsAM-sT, Ns~Yort. IMPORTER sne
NANUFACTURER offers for safe, st low sssh Prices every
variety Of Account Books Pspr Fancy and STAPLE Usoney
Writing Paper Nots Drsas Money and Singing kseey,s'
Inkstands Memorandum and Time Books, Fcns. rsneils
a.u.ly kept By the trade JOe rAiN1dN0 ~
IITHO0RAPAY executed at low rates. Cars OfsuersY
siI Heads, &c. COUNTRY MERCHANTS HfvISf0 70
CALI.
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9YeriaI Notifies.


sixth Judicial DISTRICT.
praITI AR REPUBLICAN, CANDIDATE"
For Poice yHstcs:
RICHARD KE IL Il Y.
SS.-.,-h JudicIaI District-12th, 1Sth' anu So"
,r,,,pr,c.u,st MEXICAN NOMINATION.
For Grid Jesiiot: r,s
EGreat bargains,
M ,ub.erib.rs viii positively Ole: men
OF R1uLpING HARDWARE. &c,
or .'s.,v and sxten, In the United States, q.
being ''' rsSTRAoRDisaRY REDUcTloNs ~
A., o,,,h., and Sheffield FILES and Tools STEEL WIRE
- W.so,us LooxssIHs and BELLHAsGEs' MArEki-
a., W,oveHr and Cisr Lecxs PORCELAIN and Pi.rrD
v..., SHELF BEAss GooDs, fine CABINET and rApLscKA
u,, L.rcEss s.rE F.sTESISes for doors, windows and
,s.t.en Of every description.
MANY, BALDWIN MANY.
No. 40 John-st, corner Dutch
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Tn, Fonrtesnth Annual Report and DIRE T10
Ofthc ASSoClATlDE f0T IMPROVING the CONDlIiosoi
the POOR being now ready ,obsonSe will be supplied az
early practicable a. toeic residences, Immediately by
ne at ,Ae Office No 50 Bible House Aston cs or On any OF
officers Il The Associate and members OF the
Ward Committees who s:e ah oled to receive subscriptions
viz
JAMES BROWN President, No 50 watts.st.
CHORGE GHtSWOlD Vice President, No. u South At.
JAMES BOORHAN, Vice President. No 20 Broadway.
HORATIO ALLEN Vice President No p Cinton-place.
ROBT Il. MINTURN, Treasurer No IS South'st
Ward. ......Jsues Ramsey, No. lS7 Cedarst
U.,... George W. Able, No 80 Bsrcayst
III,.-.H $ Terboll No So West a0th-st.
IV.....Bueh Aikmap, No 1873 Msdison-st.
A. 4 W,trnore No. 81 Vesey 81.
WIN C. Everett, No III Whtest
Will 80 ph Hoxie. No 3 Rutgers place.
VII ..... Joseph Collins, No. g West llthst.
N....y .mes o Pond IA ID No a 6.h-sv.
....JsIn.s Horn, No Christie u.
Mis- p Patterson. No. St5 Sthst
Kill. Charles N De ker, 'l27th.st, nest Sdsy.
XiII....,.Leyis Chichester, No. .92 East Broadway
XIV....Rev David Terry No 1893 Aulbeuyst.
XVI. Thomas DENY, No IL Cinton.plece
XVI.,...l.uther Jackson, No I2l West 22d 1t.
XvII.....s {. Iynes. No. ~ ST. Marks place.
XVIlI.....F. T. Mather, No IA Ess. 18th st.
XlX...... David u Scott, No $50 East 18th st.
xN......JAmes DeInares., No 1875 West z3d-sts
XXI......lisse Gibson. No. 254 5th.sv.
Nxll.....A. NJ. Lyon No r2 West 43d.st
r. Nj HARTLEY, Secretary.
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@ HA Is! SH A w l. 8. -
y JUST RECEIVED
A splendid Assortment Of
RICH SILK CHENILLE BHAWLS,
which We open Friday, the SOth instant and oner
SILK CHENILLE sCARFS,
plain snl rich illuminated -
f COTTON CHENILLE SHAWLS.
WOOL AND COTTON CHENILLE SCARBS,
Chane Lame and all Wool
BROCHE LONG
and SQUARE sHAWLS,
among which the and richest ityes will be bund
Ladies are particularly requested 70 examine oar spiehas
'"A LOUIS THOMSON l. Co.,
No 4y1 Broadway, fg,
near St. Nicholas Hotel.
NB-Pdces corresponding with the present times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

The sixsieth Annual Meeting Of the Society i3I
te Relief Of Widows with Small Children Will Dc held
IN the Lecture Room Of DR. Potss Church UnVefnty place
sner Of 10th st. THURSDAY the Ugh ms. at IL o'clock
Fire Department THE following correspondence has
passed Mess ThsbeIg VeuItemps and the Com
rislee Of Trustees Of the F.Ie Department: $1,000
NEw.YoRK, Nov. is, 1857.
GENTLEMEN: Undertaking that are making arrange
ents performance TO be given In aid OF the charitable
Spd otbe Fire Department tender services
Tor tho. occasion
We remain, gentlemen, your obeden. .eIyssts,
g. THALBEaG,
HENRI vIEUXpEMPS-
To Aersr. ZoPBiR MILL. )Committes
A. J. DELATOUs, of
J,MFsY WATKIys) Trustees.
NEw-YoRE, 18th Nov, 1857.
li,,,,, 3 Thalbero and Henri pieaytemps. -,
Gvxry Your kind and liberal offer OF your valuable
.cs., IN ala Of Charitable Fund of the Fire Department
II cheerfully aece'ted n, 70 r-u., o.. ,,.
Academy Of Music for Saturday evening 18th NOV, a. whcn
time Concert and Opera combined will take place
On behalf Department. snce:sy thank you Tor
this sct Of q nerosity on your part TIT, - 4.
We Lave doubt win be the means OF enabling US 70
cheer the widows and orphans 81 hefnen curing
the coming Wioter
Your obedient servants .,..
ZOPHAR MILLS. Committee
4 A,S Z DE ! AWIrk1Ns. Trustees.
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A SSlGNEES' SALE of
"A WINDOW DRAPERIES In
LACE and MUSLIN, BY the yard
LACE and MUSLIN CURTAIN sErs,
TOIJEhOUILTS
COUNTEaPANEs
BLANKETS,
At reduction Of over fry per 20 close the business
Columb ian Hall, No 2sl Grandst
c. O. HOOK Of the Assguses.
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Urp GOODS.

N Ew co., DC D s.
CASH BUYERS,
AT WHOLESALE.
LATHROP, LUDINdTON G. Co.,
Nos. q AND Is PARK-PLACE,
Nos % AND q MURRAY-sTREET,
AR CONSTANTLY ADDITIONS OF NEW,
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS TO THEIR
sTocx, rHus MAKING THEIR MAGNIFICENT WARE.
ROOMS MOST ATTRACTIVE RESORT IN TowS FOR
BUYERS THE CASH TO SPEND. THERE
ARE HUNDREDS OF MERCHANTS VISITING OUR CITY
DAILY WHO CANNOT FIND THEIR OLD HOUSES Any
THING BUT REMNANTS FRAGMENTS OF WORN
OUT Goops, SEEKING Just SUCH An
OPPORTUNITY TO FILL OUT THEIR hEMoRAspuNs As
We OYER. WE, THEREFORE, INVITE ALL SUCH 10
CALL EXAMINE
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK
Dry 9 o Ds
IN THE UNION!
AL ofwhich will be offered at
AsTONIsHINGLY Low PRICES
FOR CASH.
GREETINGS. MERINoEs.
sHIRrINGS ALPACAS,
TICKINGS PARAMATTM.
YLANNELS. CLOTHS.
DE LANES, CAssIMEREs,
PRINTS. HOSIERY,
BLANKETS. WHITE GOODS.
BLACK AND FANCY YANKEE NOTIONS,
SILKS, &C. &c.
N V E n B E r 10
~ FOR 80 DAYS LONGER,
CONTINUANCE THE GREAT SALE OF
100000
RICH AND FASHIONABLE WINTER DRESS GOODS
AT RETAIL, AZ LESS THAN AUCTION Prices.
EDWARD LAMBERT & co.
Balance Of their importation,
Received per Persia and ArAsn
Comprising
Mssni6eent Velvet Founeed Six ROBES,
Rich Dsmask Flounced Silk ROBES,
Marie stus. Silk ROBES qulle-
Brocsde and Bsysdere Dress SILKS,
Eugene Bsysdare ROBES,
Black Silk VELvETS,
Moldsvian PLAIDS,
DRAP DE CAROLINE,
PARIS vALENCIAS,
BOMBAUNES,
DE LANES,
LADIES' CLOTHS, &C.. &c
III ~ which AFFORD an opportunity TO the Ladies Of New Yok
and vicinity for the purchase GOODS prices which
may not again occur for long time to come
BAYOU KID CLOVES
Misses ca cents,
Ladies' 70 cents,
Geptemen's st cents
No mixed Lots-eyery pair warranted genuine
No. 3S5 Broadway,
corner Of Worth st.
Goods at Wholesale at No. IS Chambers st. for cash or sp
proved credit at the lowest ruling market rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18
NOVEMBER 49, 1857 PRICE

ASSIGNEE SALE Q,
DRY GOODS FOR CASH,
AtNoa 81 and 81 vEsEY-sr,
Corner Of Church
T large and weLselected stock Of Domestic and ssps
Goods 10 now offered
AT PRIVATE SALE,
TO CASE sUYEss.Ar
LESS THAN AUCTION PRICES
This stock comprises general Assortment Of sessons'e
Goods. such -
CLOTHS CASSIMERES SILKS,
sHAWLs SHEErINGs HOSIERY.
PRINTS DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
LINENS YANKEE NOTIONS,
And al the usual variety, which will be sold ~
PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES.
Call and examine before purchasing els.whe
JOHN H. MAHONEY
Assignee of FENTON, LEE 4 Co.