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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-14
A IL 4 A u IF u. HEA
Il 9 H @ T. 9 s sly AIR.
COMPLETELY PREBERyED
TO THE GREATEST AGE.

And who that ~ gray would not have ID restored to
former co0r or bsd, but would nave the growth re-
would have it removed, troubled with ecTOlr h.
scsili head or other oruptOns but would Us cured
or Wi siuk eaface neural EIal Int would he GU red.
~ WILL si"o Ie"ve ~ puppies fru;H the face skin.
Pref. " code Hair r Restorative VIII do all thIs s.e
CIRCULAR and The following;
PRoP.D. J. WooD-Ds,,r Sir: have heard mich
SAID 81 the wonderful effects "f your Hair Restora-
tive, hut having been so often cheated by quackery
and auaCn nOstTuIns haIr dyes, &c, was disposed
to place Your restorative IN The category with
tbs Thousand and one loudly rru:npetod auack rom
edies, UNTIL met you III Lawrence county some
months slnoo. when yOu gave lie such Assurance as
,riacsd the tfiH Of your Restorative III my family,
Cai, by good wife, Whoee hair had become very
iHiu and entirely while. and bsfore exhaustnZ one
n y0nf large hIt'sS her han was restored rearJ
ami become beautiful and glossy u pom and entirely
over tire head. She continues to IL. not Simply
because Of 40 n'au,ltylug effects upon the haIr, hut
bscanHe "l Its hetthful influence upon tho head and
mind Others 81 my family ana friands are using
foIe skeptIcsm and doubt in reference 10 It's val
ne and cjia ctsr are entirely removed. and aud
10 most cordially and nonhdsn:.ay recommend It's
use - III VINO %oh'G have their HAIR restored iIOIH
wlite or ETay Nv ie,sL of sicAi.Lss or .,ri =
i,,a' Color n.d beauty and b, 81 ycnng PERSONS who
world Rave thclI lialr beautiful end glossy,
Veg truly &LG xfr'|.u!.y yours,
sOL0hoN MANN
FRIEND Woon IL was I long time utter ssyvop
AZ ''s-he!'i before got the no!:e uf Restorative
~ "icn ,"m eve lie IN '-dar upon Jour ugert
Mrs Nari'S "i.. % The snGeSi ,-st al is pnwcT Ii
a.ts done !, bar You assuicf me 1t voad d.; ADD
o'ifIS al iny family aud friends. having witnessed
IS e.; 'is, are ros~ lsng aIr TecJIInsnding It's use
a. nlhe'l as emitted to the eSt cULaa ia:Jnyou
As.i-. very reaPec:fuii, e,J :,uyyonrs.
SOLOMON MANN.
CARLYLE. LII Jun. 70 1859.
hr'" used Fret %. j. W Gods Hair itlsiuratiyc
and pave ad'u'rcd - wonteriGi effects. My hair
"aE becoming .as thought. prsiEaiuTsy gray bat
' th" rs" {" ls rest"rityCIt has resunei 10 urIEI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-14

A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.
The Steamers GEORGE PAGE and THONAs
COI,i.yEK will run regularly (leav-
ing the Seventh street wharf, at the e At,ffssE
following hours: 91kn6xA1SA4b
LEAVE ALEXANDRA At
George PnEe-41a, q, 10 a. IA; IN, 8, and 5 p. m.
1ho,dds CGlLytr-7, .. II n. M: = aud .. M.
LEAVE WAsHIN6roN At
Msorss Pass-64, 2. II a. M; "a, 4, aud .. m.
Thomas C0Hysr-s. 10 a.m; l2i4, 3h, and 5>s p. m.
Fare IS Cents.
Whaey's tmnIhuses connecting with the PAGE
and COYoT leave the Capitol aud corner of 18th 81,
and Pa. avenue the same time the boats leave Alex
snirla. RICHARD WALLACH, Pres,
FOX MOUNT VERNON
TIE CoLtNEK will leave for Mount Vernon oI
TUESDAY, aud FRIDAYS, from Washing ton at
g., and Alexandra at 10 o'clock.
mis- SAM'L RAKER, Capt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-14

CARLYLE. Ill. Jun. 70 1867
hry" used Fret %. ]. " Gods Hair IL, slaratiyc
ana naHc admired ~ wonteriG effects. My hair
"aE becoming ~ thought. prsiEatuT4.y gray bd
iS til" rs" 81 s rert"r1tVC Il has resun si 10 orr ri
nhi COLOR, nui, have zee doubt. permanently 70.
=. BEEESF, rx Senator o. =.
%: j. WOOD %, PrnpfiCtGra. $50 Broad VIZ =,
"ieh'3 ami ~ MARKET st., -. i.uuiE, No.
Ard sod ty al srcf i,rrGglsts. foI7 3nr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-14

s.rS author Of "Tsstmony Of the ooH ELL 3 X
Nv Thos. Y ootDrlnis oftEs Creator dc. Ge.
voluma pros e. me eminent Scotch DIVINE
washington h, ~ P".rfss IL cents. For sac in
ura ~ Ia LOR MAURy
Book stora- Sas p. -,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-25
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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-25
A GEM OFPOESY.

know thy heart remembers mo, ...
In all its pain and pleasure
md oft my own goes back to thee,
Its last and dearest treasure;
'Tis mine to gaze on stormy seas,
And view the wreck Of glory there
And thine to feel life's morning breeze,
Unmixcd with all its chill dispair.
sometimes call the world my home
Tho world whic Ii hath bereft me-
And Dire am awhile that joys will como,
AS bright as those that left me;
And then, some wounded bird will stray
From mem'ry's track of withercd flowers
To futtcr DER my future way,
And sing the dirge of holior hours.
Tho day which died on yonder height,
Shall live again morrow;
But wien the heart goes down in night,
1t finds no morn fiom sorrow;
The frowr Of night, the smile of dawn,
Will vainly gi!d Or gloom the sky
'Tis always night, now thou art gone
'Twa, ever day when thou were by.
Thou may'st hot feel that l hnve loved
As nun no moIe may love t..ee,
Until tho VOWS of nun have proved,
Vain as the clouds above thee;
But do Sn the burial vale of years
My words will rise with memories rife,
Like grave-stoncs, wet with useless tears,
Which cannot bring the dead to life.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-25
cLARKsBURG, FRIDAY JUNE s5, 1885, Y

Let 60 that jib sl,eetr shouted The
English officer, - H''l
Yes. Aminadab. you tarnal fool you
let it go, say! Let it gol Don't you see
we are coming right aboard The captain
vessel?' Hsa- .r
But 'Aminadab' pulled the harder, and
fairly took a turn with the sheet about a
Delaying pin.
The English officer was about to pour
out upon him volley Of oaths, when
seeing that the sloop would certainly fall
foul OF him. Returned to give orders for
the protection Of his own vessel; but be
fore he could utter them, the sloop'
bows struck her near the fore rigging
and swung round. stern with stern. At
the same instant the American officer
stamped upon the deck. and forty men
made their appearance from the matches.
forecastle, and cabin, and leaped after
Percival upon the tenders deck.
The Englishman taken by surprise.
surrendered without striking scarcely a
blow; aud. getting both vessels under
sail, in the very sight of the frigate. the
gallant young captain sailed with his
prize into the harbor. and safely anchor
ed her off the Battery after an absence OF
six hours and twenty-seven minutes.
This exploit is doubtless one Of the
boldest and most spirited affairs that
came off during the war. and the account
given above is faithful narrative of the
transaction.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-25
From the Virginia Conductor.
THE RESCUED TO TIE TEMPTER

BY REV. wM. H. FoNERpEN, II. d.
Again thy Victim-monster hence,
Nor tempt me to my own undoing;
Down to the realms of Tophet, whence
With living Goals thy path thou'rt strewing
Too oft have inhaled the rume
Arising from thy poisoned chuice;
Too often slipped its boiling spume, ...
CommingIed by Abuddou's malice.
Too long and tamely have 1 worn
Thy burning fetters at thy urging;
Too passively thy yoke I've borne,
To deeper servitude e'er verging.
But, tyrant! thou hast pushed thy power
Too far fer even human bearing;
And now from this eventful hour,
My soul resolves on noble da.ing.
Thy cup break, thy fetters spnrn,
And dash thine iron yoke in pieces;
And as from bondage thus turn,
Thy reign O'er me forever ceases. . .
Avaunt! thou Gorgon- headed iend
Nor tempt my guilty passions longer
On Gods almighty arm I've leaned,
Than thou, or my poor nature stronger.
CLARKsDURG, Va.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-25
TIE MISER,S HEIR.

Il tell you no, Agnes! won't have it
The fellow only wants my money. know
him-l know him. l know all these dan
dltied jimcracks. They hang around few
bags OF dollars. as crows do around car
rion. l won't have any such things
Now you know 4
Father. you judge Walter too harshly
He is good man-honest and industri
Gus, and
Industrious, say you? by the big
lump, I'd like to know what he's got tc
show for his industry mss
He has a superior education, father
Education! Fiddlesticksi Can be live
on his education? Cau he make dollars
ofit?' .sr .r..
Yes. he can live on it. He has al.
ready obtained good situation a,
clerk ....1
And will just earn about enough to
keep, hitn in the 6ne clothes he wears.
know these fellows. But there's an end
ont. II you choose him rather than
your poor old father, you can do SO. ]
can live alone-I shan't live long-you
can r
'Stop-stop, father. You have nc
right to talk so. You know | could MOI
leave you.' And Agnes Brennan thre "
her arms about the old mans neck and
kissed him, aud then she left the room.
It's curious how these young fool.
act, the miser nuttered TO himself. after
he had watched his child depart. There.
been twenty of the sharks after that CIR
twenty of 'em lowering around. like
man-eaters after a dead body. DON'T
know what they, .want?soI liseel. Aha
can't 1 thought It's my money! Blu
Agnes has never loved one of 'em I'll
this Adams, COME along. The Jscka
inapesl Andshowssheswants oiget mar
ried right away. NonssnseI'
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-25

w1NDFAI1.-The origin of the. term il
said to be the following: -
Some Of the nobility Of England. by the
tenure of their estates, were forbidden
telling any of the trees upon them, tho
timber being reserved for the use Of the
royal navy. Such trees as fell without
cutting were the property of the occu-
pant. A tornado. therefore. was per-
icct God send, in every sense Of the term,
TO those who had The occupancy OF, exe
tensiVe forests; and the .mindfall' was
sometimes Of great value.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-25

~Some. men Of secluded and stu
dious life. have sent forth from their clos
ct or their Clositer. rays Of intellectual
light that have agitated courts and reyo4
lutionized kingdoms, like the moon that
far removed from the ocean, and shining
upon it with serene and sober light, 10
the chief cause Of all those ebbines and
foWings which incesanHy disturb. that
world Of waLers.-Laeon.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-25
WHOLE NO. a43.

eaagM a fire. i shall always think twas
my candle did it., But the old she'll was
burnt down. and room was made for q
better building. came ont With wrong
trunk, and the other trunk was burntup.
But the money wasn't in It. No, nos
1 had that safely stuffed into my bosom
and deep pockets. and alt ,buttoned up;
aud the next day I carried il all back 20
the bank, aud had it put with a few thou-
sand more which hadn't disturbed
And so my experiment commenced; and
l found the full sunshine at last. Aye.
Walter, l found you the noble. true man
| prayed for. You. took me into your
home, and loved me when you thought
me penniless. and you took my child 70
your bosom for just what God had made
her. And now, my boy, I've been do
ing bit of work in the dark. have
paid Mr., osgood fifty thousand dollars in
cash for his share in the business. and il
is all yours. And let me tell you. one
more thing, my boy-if your two part
ners can raise fifty thousand dollars more
to invest just tell 'em you can put in ave
and twenty thousand more at twelve
hours notice.
Tell 'em that. my boyl Tell 'em old
Noah amt quite ashore yet, Tell 'em he
has found Heart-a HEART, my boyl
Come here Agnes-come here Walter
God bless you both-bless you as you
have blessed mel
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-25

WAITED TO Whether treble
singer does three times the worth, or Is
paid three times IS much as anosherR
And whether a lawyer ever faintsd under
the burden Of conveying q house?
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-25

%Two county lawyers overtaking q
wagner. and thinking 70 crack Joke on
him. asked him with assumed gravity.za.
"Pray, mister wagner, how Is Il that
your lead horse is so fat and the others
SO lean2"
The WAGNER, with sharp penetration
replied;
DWELL. ye see the reason is plsin-the
lead horse is a lawyer, and the other two
are his clients" assai
The jokers vamosed instanter.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-25

There is man 10 one Of the West.
ern States who has moved 90 often that
whenever covered wagon comes near
his house, his chickens all march up. fall
on their backs, aud cross their legs.
ready to be tied and carried 70 their next
stopping place.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-25

RoMANTro "A young lady having fall
len into river, was drowning; but sue
cor came. and she was drawn out sense
less. On coming to she declared 10 her
family that she must marry him who had
saved her. Isas ie4s
Impossible. , saidherpapa,
what. is he already maried?' Ss6t
Certainly pot.' sa eesb
Wasn't it that interesting young man
who lives here in our neighborhoodf 81
Dear me, mott was Newfoundland
dogl a 'ne g.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-25

An Aor OF VEnoEAmoE. = William
Marsh was shot dead on Wednesday las.
at Branenburg. KY, BY Stanley Young.
in revenge for the murder Of his father,
Sinclair Young. in Harrison county, In.
diana. seven years previous. Young i'm
mediately mounted a swift horse and es.
csped.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-25

RgA mixed up, law suit came of
lately in Vermont. One Smith shot o
rabid dog that was trespassing on his LOT,
and belonged TO one Davidson. Dog
ran into the road and frightened a horse
belonging to one Shufelt. Shufelt's horse
ran away. upset wagon and broke leg
caused the accident, shufeIt says that
Smith should foot the bill. Smith says
that the owner of the dog should way the
damages. Davidson claims that he is
not holden. because the dog was not mad.
and it he were mad, he would not have
frightened the horse, had Smith attended
to his own business, and let the dog
alone.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-25

EI Nimrod, can yedstelI Who was the
first mani Adam somebodT. His fa,h-
erwas not nobody, and be neser had a
motaersaen account Of the scarcity Of
women, and pressure Of the times.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-25

EEThe inability Of vile to make
bread has been declared sufficient ground
for divorce by q county Agricultural So.
ciety in the State Of Iowa.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-25

HA man sentenced to be hung was
visited by his wife who said;
"My dear, would you like the children
TO see You executed?" .3s- -
"No," replied he. g.r sd
"Tbat's just like you." you never
wanted The children 10 have any eDjoy-
mept."
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-25

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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-25

When the old man saw the joyous tears
leap from bis child's eyes. he turned
away, and walked quickly from the
house; but he was not SO quick but what
be heard the blessings that followed him.
And when he walked alone beneath the
starry heavens he wiped his own eyes as
thou gh something troubled him.
Gay as lark was gentle. beautiful
Agnes, when she became the wife oi
Walter Adams. The rose bIoomed again
n her cheek. and the smiles were upon
happy face like the sunshine all the
day long.
love me now?' the old man asked. after
he had lived with Walter some months.
.Why-what do you meant Agnes
asked in surprise.
you used to pray SO. for 1 have heard
you.' returned Noah. "
A moment the young wife gazed iato
her parents face, aud then she answer.
ed. while she threw her arms about his
.ohl pray that you may be spared tc
US for long years IN peace and happiness
hnt-lovs von9 Obi / oould nor helm II
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

~ L. II L r. IL Ia L q " o.
u No. fI5 BROADWAY.
MILLINERY GOODS RErAILzD
WHOLESALE PRICES
EXQUISITE FLOWERS. TrATuERs and PLrMEs.
In all Rare ard Resutifo sasds, q Cclo-
Rob PARIS fLoWtFs, SUIlGf,rI. H.AD-DAh'SAs' al
WILL BE- i;i ixaisi4fGD II ff'dsS Ok MONDAY.
"~NNAD IN rA"i' 'iSa CHAP ii'P FOR TIE HOLIDAYS
RIBBONS ON OUR TABLES AT HALF PRICE!
's '''-'' PARTs =, ri: nssI and I0T8ER BoSsETs.
VIII r. ofered for the bsan = of ths sessop
At LESS THAN COST or MANUFACTURE
CHARLES STREET s. Co.,
No. AS BROADWAY.
I OOK AT THE PRICES:
- THEY MrST 81 SOLD iM.EpAIfkNsnn an, d. a fNn.sT
WILL COMMENCE
OK MONDAY, NOVEMBER %,
TO CLOSE OUT,
At AN IyMESsE hariS si,ic sAcaIFict on oo,r.
LIS RICHNESS or STYLE,
niu.t BE- d.Posed 81
WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST RgG 4RD TO COST.
Business arars Of peculiar nature render this course
OF iI M q rhrR Il, PPIIc P6sIEcf WITHIN THE
5000 RA6iAks ANo AsSH cLdaks 1ni (f.ri;sn ss.e
Of different Fairies .,.<c,
The Materials alone cost
from &c to els
All tie Winter stys, Of
" MUSLIN DELAINR3
AT ONE SHILLING PER YARD,
formerly cold stiiG, and peT ysrd
zS PIECES FINE PARAMA1TAS f6f videj
French Colors at Is cents per yard,
usrslly sold al 2j eud 81 ceIts.
foO PIECES PLAID AND BAYApERE SILKS
from 50 W IS cents per yard
invoice from T5 cents 20 81 i5
1000 RICH BROCHE siAWLS (Long and Square,
from S. 20 S2 -
original COS. from 4s 10 SO.
LINENS AND DOMESTIC GOODS
Of every description
at Reduction of 81 Per cent
ON MAEUFACTU RfRS COST.
CHAS. HEARD Co..
No. SJl Qrspd-s- f
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
over OATS, OVERC GA I ),
" OREAT BARGAINS IN CENTS
CLOTHING

CLOTHING
We ofr-. ct Erss.lJ reduc.iPr oes
SlX HUNDRED EsqBin.rI Beaver an flotClcth
OvERCO OATS.
ns1aas,r,s y us of tie se., French ard L Gid
CoAIlSG5
llde X - -cst manner snt
LATEST STYLE.
Az On md a la.s. Gfd b-aw.f-! sss rtrnen! Il
BUSINESS SUITS
% usish
luef~ich all b. sid 3, ulP,soeien.ed w fss' for the
quality s-d style q e,Ota
On hsrd :oas,I-iiy,
4. rrLL .ssoErSEsr o.
GFNTLEAENs FURNISHING GOODS.
Ger.r men - ia il T. tke.r ilteres; eNan-s s;ok
bs.cFe purchasing e.ssw sere
Mckinley NcGRADE,
No. as Broaiw.y cor. Lspen,rdst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

NHARLES STREET & Co.,
u NJ rs BROADWAY.
GREAT DISPLAY OF ELEGANT
WIN Il T. Il l. o A N 5,
LAST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
CLOTh L OARS
Hssr he'd the
CLIMAX OF SUPERIOR EXCELLENCE
Lsdie. viii fud in Estcbuhmsnt su sssortuent Of
BfANER CLOaks in Sie sheriai and Qualify = De seen
10 o other store II the ciS.
In oon,eouence of our saes, enabled 20
pre en-. 10 tn public 9 selection Of - -
O!EK FIVE THOUSAND GAbMENIS,
ALL ENTIRELY NEW,
Nore isvir been 1rsrurac.ured mor~ than few days
Tte CLOAKs IL our Establishment are
' UNIQUE IN MANUFACTURE
POPULAR In PRICE.
We Therefore .oc. all Who interested freely visit
.'oroo, ss,sfeA-thi tie Impression created by
' DISPLAY OF CLOAKs
WI h. = Advantage 20 cCst5ne ven a. soGcc ot
popularity snd Iroft to ouselves
We have 1ow prepared srS shall of-r
On MONDAY December 6,
fcH LYONS VELVET SLEEVE CLoAKs,
With Croche. berthas,
A. from 90 % 81; each worth from Si5to go.
CHAIsLES STREET & Co,
No. as BROADWAY
In oousesueuca 4 numerous mistakes which have forced
e notice mode by The La1 vhO had desired
10 visit our E,tsbh hmeu but deceived by the similar
OUTSIDE APPEARANCE Of hers hs compelled publicly
that during the Winter Months our store u
specially dis.iL su hsble b. the -
LARGE WHITE POLAR BEAR
Exhibited IN e cur windows.
CHARLES STREET l. Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

TADIES' and CHILDREN FURS.-An as
l. .o.tn.e-t ub-urrsssed By any
ans assortment Soastns Of Cspes Plt
- IictorI., puf. Cgss Csp lb,s Sc of every grade
a, A .tvle a, grs q reelection on Broadway prices.
Spie3Sd Tr.rch MINI SETS Half Cape. MIf and Cahs,
iyn 81. 10 t5. ~p,,occ ~ -, o..
yB-An good, warranted perfect.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
Gcnses anl farms Uante6.

E'ARM WANTED--Any person having sma
i FARM OF COUNTRY SEAT on or near the Hud'on k'1
within IS miles IL the City had c.sh pure htsI on
able teyms Address COUNTRY SEAT. Tribune Once '~.ss
location, terus aud d, SriptioD
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06
fnrs an0 Robfs.

lARGE SABLE CAFE, price SlUO.
"A ST PEK6 DARK SABLE MUFfs, ss9 20 s3h
GEORGE A. HEARN, No. as Biosewsy.
OURS, FURS. FURS.
l. ECsTHH L 5IEDE.
No SO MsideL-lsne, New-Y5rk,
HUDSON BAY sABLT,
ROYAL ERaINE MISK, STONE MARTEN
FITCH MARTEN Sc., he.
Mad up the --latest style which they off the lowest price,
LINE DARK SABLE CAPES at Sl25, $50
Il and Sl9J, with other SABLES 81 low prices.
C. w. CROSLEY No 6T Rroadrsy.
EURS-FUES-FURS.
l. Ladies respectfully invited 20 examine cur
sUPERB STOCK
THOROUGHLY SEASONED fURS
Our stock comprises every desirable ti-ein
LADIi $ AND CHILDRENS FURS..
We probably do~ greater variety than any otnei
House Trade Our skins bought when they ruled
much lover presst the Of which cheer
folly oh.T TO our customers.
beiIg .. ,., -,.,
We ca. sua-Gitee every ARTICLE cold
estssishusrt obtains 10 OLD PtRSrcr DYED FuRS,
but l. 7, pls,e with scuanc, we-seAsoned
FURS, AT LOW PRICES
LAaCr WHI & POLAR II WINDOW.
CHARLES STREET. g. Co.,
N. as Bros1way.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-06

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