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FANCY FURS FOR LADIES.
JOHN FARElRA d co.
SIS (Nco No. Market st.,
pIIII pIITN

PHILADELPHIA.
Importers, Manufacturers anil d,dl,rS in La.
dies, Gentlemen anil HHircaS
FANCY FJ'RM
Wholesale and Retail.
I F. 4 CO., would call the attention Of Dca-
y. lcrs and the PuJiic generally to their i'm
mense Stock Of Fancy Furs ror Ladies, Gentle
men and Children their assortment embraces
every variety and kind of FdHcy + rs, that will
be worn during the season, such as
Full C,pcs, HoT Capce Q"artr Capog Tai
mas, l'ictorncs, Boas H!BS d .N,Ga-
tees, from tie finest R,lss;,y, ,S,-
Jlc to the forrest price Domestic Fgrs
For Gentlemen the largest assortment Of FUR
COLLARS, GLOVES, GAUNTLETS &c. being
the direct importers of all our Furs and Manu-
iacturers of them under our own supervision, we
feel satisfied we can offer better inducements to
dcrlers and the public generally than any other
house, having an immense assortment to select
from and at the manufacturers priccs-IFc only
ask a cal.
Sept. l6, 1857. Am
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REPUBLICAN JOB OFFICE

The Publishers of the RepuJlcaa are ma
kingarrangements to largely increase their
stock of Jobbing material, and will de pro
pared to do all kinds of
POSTERS, PAMPHLETS, PgogRAuvr.
BLANKS, PAPER Books, ClRcuLARs,
LABELS, BALL Tickets. HANnnII,s
and every kind of printing usually don
in a country job office. Your order,
trusted to us will be faithfully gseu,,d,
LARRIM&,k sABD.
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nR. VI. WOODS, having changed his loca
~ ton from Curwcnsyille to Clearfeld, res
pectlully offers his professional services to the
citizens Of the latter place and vicinity.
Residence on Second street, opposi-S {, at Of
j. Grams, Esq. my $50.
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J. d. THOMPSON,

blacksmith, Wagons, Buggies, &c. &C., ironcd
I'D short notice, and the very best style, at his
Did stand in the borough of Curwcnsyc.
Dec. 80, 1858.
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GNRCULARS printed in the ncatcst and bos
y manner a. tho "Clesrleld Republican job
office.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1858-04-21

James b. England In the Court ol
Geo Roberts Smith n common Plrah OF
Mary h, his wife, and ClcarliCid County
Charles +, Fox No. 81, November
VS. Term, 1857.
VIM W. Fleming. Summons in
Ejcctmcnt for about eighty acres Of
and in Pike township, CleOricld County,
bounded north and east by the Eric turn
pike, west by lands of WIN. NJ Maui, and
south by the south line cr No. 3Gl3, being
part Of No. 36l3. Writ rctmued-Not
found.
And now, 18th Nov, 1857, on motion of
Wm. \. Wallace, Esq. Prhs' Atty, Rulc
on the Dcrt is granted, to appear and
plead, and publication of said rule is or
dcred according to law.
Certified from the Record this 23d
March, A. d. 1858.
by the Court
GEO, WALTERS, Proty
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" Isa ,.luoi 10 maHs Time THa u al
pU An
Ni7TONIL HOTEL,
dArB wmrE SWAMI
Race st above Third, phila

fI'iiE pfopHolou OF The above vol known co.
inbIshmeui being thankful iur tho very
liberal patronage bestowed upon them The raft
year. inkc this method ol informing their friends
nnd thc public lhnl they are flill prepared TO oc.
rummoinic them NJ favored with call
During the summer months The house hn, been
thoroughly renovated, Improvements made aud
other extensive nllcruli lns in contemplation
We nrc determined 10 devote our whole nti'n
tion 10 business and nattcr ourselves with The
conviction that We shall bc able 10 give sutislnc.
tom SIDES NIONElI
y. y. Carriages win nlwoy' be in readiness to
convey passengers TO and from Steamboat Land
mgs ard Railroad Dcruls 5. Il s.
March 3ltt lSjS.y
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II. p. THOMPSON,

physician, may he found either at his Office
i nt Scofcld's hotel, Curwensvillc, when not
professionally absent. Dec. 30, 1851.
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D. o. CROUCH,
DnfSICIAN-0fice in Curwonsvillc.
Il Eay
CAUTION.

A Lib persons,are hereby cautioned against
IA mcddling with a certain note, given by the
nndt rsigned TO Bartholomew Hadden, dated Sen.
LIST 1858, for Sl2j, as said note has been paid.
THOMAS MAHAFFEY.
New Washington, March 10. 1858.
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IUDITOR,YNOTICE.

VIIE und crsigned, an Auditor appointed by
L the Court of Clcarfcld county, to distribute
the assets Of Zebulon Warnor, in the hands of
lsaac Horton Sen. Administrator, gives notice
that he viii attend to the same on Saturday, the
7th of March, betHec- the hours Of and p.
M, at the Office of Rarrimer & Test in Clcaricld,
when aud where all persons interested may at
tend. ISRAEL TEST, Auditor
Feb. q, 1855
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1. TEST

JAS. II. LARRIMER. ]. TEST
I ARRiMER - TEST, Attorneys at Law
IL Clearfcld, Pa, will attend promptly to Col
tAiohs, Laid Agencies, &C., &c, in Ccarfeld,
Centre and Elk counties. July Soy
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HENRY W. ONERMAN-
Tract Of Land at PriYale Sale-

THE undersigned will sell on easy terms n
Il tract of land, containing about sixty-tyo
acres, with about % acres clcorcd-lying on the
west Branch, near the borough Of Ciear6ed
with good two story dwelling house, log barn,
and other buildings. An orchard of Young trees
recently planted, and large scope of good mea-
dew land render ii a valuable and dcsitnble pro
II. BUCHER SWOOPE.
April %, 1857.
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WIN. =. CHAMBERS.

EARRlES on Chairmaking, Whcewright, an i
~ house and Sign painting at Curwcnsyillc, J.,
Clear9eld co. All orders promptly attended to
Jan. ), 1858.
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FLEMING HOUSE,

tIN INWENNTTLLE, Ia.
EyIIE subscriber having the above well known
stand in Curwensyillc, Pa, is ready to ac-
commodac any one who may favor him with their
patronage. His Table will always be supplied
with the best the market affords, and his Bar with
the choicest liquors. His stable will be under
the care Of attentive Ostlers.
April ,, lSj7.-ly. DAVID SMITH.
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NOTICE.

LETTERS TEsTAMENTARY on the estate OF
John Smith, late Of Bell tp. deceased, ha-
wing been granted to the undersigned, all
persons knowing themselves indebted to
sand estate, are requested to make imme-
diote payment, and those having claims
against the same, will present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
GEO, SMITH,
LEWIS SMITH. EA IS
feb, 3, 'jS.
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LEATHER ! LEATHER !
HENR Y w. OVER MAN

IMPORTER of French Calf skins, and general
l. leather dealers, No. South Third ST., Ph'a
A general assortment of all kinds of leather,
morocco. &C., &c. Red and Oak Sole leather.
March 4, lS57.-1y.
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A. B SHAW.

~ ETAlLER of Foreign and Domestic Mcrch.
~ andize, shaw'villc, Clearfeld county, Pa.
Shawsville, August 10, 1855.
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DIAN. J. @. HARrSwICH
MEDICAL PARTNERSHIP.


DR. HENRY LORAIN, having associated
~ with him in the practice of Medicine DR.. J.
q. IARTSWICK, they offer their professional
services to the citizens of Clearicld and vicinity
They will attend to professional calls at all hours
and mall seasons.
Dr. lIartswick will be found during the day at
their office opposite DR.. Lorain's residence and at
night at his residence, one door north of Reed 4
WeayCr's store.
Clearfeld, June 1G, 1856.
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AIANsION HOUsEi
ROOKi ROOkSlI

a n extensive assortment of new and popula
g books which the undersigned has added to hi
brug Store, embracing great variety, in part ar
follow Theological, Law, Historical, Poetcas
and Miscellaneous Books, 'Ogethor with genoras
assortment Of School Boois, Blank Books, PaysOn
&sDmtons Splendid Copy Books. Also, a great
variety Of stationary &C., are offered to the public
extremely low.
Books supplied to order on tho shortest notice.
c. d. WATSON.
Clcarfeld, Oct, q, .-lS54
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SrAUFEER * Hlt.",
cheap watches and Jewelry.

M HOLSALE and RETAIL, at the "Philndcl-
W phia Watch and Jcwelry Store,' No. us
(old No, 9G) North Second Street, corner of Quar-
nv. phiIod'o
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Z. KRATZER.

lNcrChant and Lumber Dealer, corner Of
IVA Front and Locust streets, Cloarfeld
Dec. 20, 1851.
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TIE STEAMER ARCTIC FOUND
In the front Window of NlCrrell & Carriers
ThrCC.SiOry Building, on Second Street,
in the Borough of Clearfed.

M HERE they are prepared to manusacture all
w kinds of TIN akd SHEET IRON WARE.
They are also prepared to furnish, at reduced pr>
ccs, the following articles in all their varieties
BAR-lRON, NAILS and STEEL. Also-Thrcsh
ing machines, Ploughs, Patent Cutting Boxes,
Chain Pumps, Patent Sausage cutters and Fun
ncls, Self Sealing Cans for Preserving Fruit, as
well asa large variety of housekeeping utensils
too numerous to mention.
StOres.--Thcy have also a large assortment of
both Cook and Parlor Stoves, of the best and most
approved patterns, and among them will be found
the celebrated NEW WORLD COOK STOVE.
All orders for castings will be thankfully recei-
we'd and promptly attended to.
hOuse-SpoutinG done to order.
As they occupy large and commodious house,
as well as out-buildngs, they are well prepared to
do Commission business--and all orders, either
as Retailers or Wholesale Dealers will be thank
lnlly received, and attended to with despatch.
0. T. MERRELL.
may 10, 1856. l.. Il. CARTER.
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LUNGBERMEN
C0LEMAN'S FARM MILL
CUMMINGS q MEHAFFY

M ERCHANTS and Extensive Dealers in LINN.
WI bcr &C., New Washington, Clearfeld coun.
w =" sep. 20, 'ji-1y.
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ROBERT McNAUL

Hammer, at the cid stand in CurwcnsvillC..
Dee. IS, 1851.
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rii0NrsONB, ilAnrBOCK, Acu
t ron IUunduit, rnfWtuttnlt Az ttith,a
Y assortment vi CnitInrI mhdt 10 sfdtu
Dee 20. 1891,
nniCk.--lhe sutirilhot has about iom
" ntlch which how'll ditposc uL
op,c 10 1869 WMt Moohn
GrONE WARE general awoftm,nt h
- Ways ou hand OF The store of
mn. r IRWIN
Cootdcd, Sept ", 1893.
IOuN NELSON, Justice Of the Peace, Coon,
~ aud Shoemaker, will AZ md 10 al busipsl
entrusted 90 him,
Glpri townhir,J J 10, is5G--OH.
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P. w. BARRETT,

EgERC liant, PRODUCE AND LUMBER
M DEALER, AND JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE, Luthcrsburg, Clcaricld Co., Pa.
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CENTRAL HOTEL. Tyrone, Pa
JOHNII. ALIEN 4 co.

Nos 2 & Chestnut St., (south side below water
THE OLDEST WOODWARD HOUSE IN THE CRY.
M ANUFACTURERS and Wholesale dealers
WI in Patent Machine made BROOMS, Pat
ent GroOycd Cedar-ware. ir0rrdBiea nat tO shrir
Wood & WillOw-warc, Cords Brushes, & c., Of
descriptions. Please call and cXsminc our stoc
Feb. 2j, lSj7,-ly.
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AIIESIEsIBAS.on Saturday, Oct. 0, by the Rev Dun
can Dunbar at his residence, No i6 M,cdougal street,
Roulr ALLEN to EilKN LEHMAN both of No 1876 Canal
street.
by the Rev John a. Paddock, Nh s. BAsALEy to Mrs NJ
A. SysoS.
HAfi-MAcRHa.--on Wednesday, Oct. 81, Ivy the Rev.
W Barnard at the residence Of the bride father Thomas
HAIL to ISABELLA d., eldest daughter of W. Macrea all
OF this city.
HAyEs-Morr On Thursday, Oct 81 by tho Roy. II. 8.
Weston, EnwARp !. H,yE., of New York, To NJ Ious,
WALLACE daughter Of the late Lieut. W. H. Mott, United
States army
IhlASp-lioNES-On Monday, Oct 25, at the Church
Of the Holy Trinity, Brooklyn, by the Rev o. Perenchef
WILLIAM G. HiIsNp Of Bermuda, to MARY AMELIA, eldest
daughter Of Mr. John Holmes aud granddaughter Of the
late John Holmes, Esd of 1yetsha Hall, Norfolk, Eng
Norfolk papers please CODY.
JoSKspaIisf:T0 Monday Oct. 25, at the residence
Of the Rev Charles !. Jones, Nj Hyy g. oSss 10 Miss
SaHM JAN. PAursrEE
-Hoyr-iioir.-on Thursday, Oct 90 ~
Grace church, Brooklyn, 10y the Rev. Mr. Weston Ono
G. MuIyGs to Mrs MARY L. HoIr; also by the Rex. Mr..
F1agg T, GRANVILLE Hoyr u Miss JULIA T. HON., boil,
daughters OF Asa liot Esq.
ldcu-WIu1IIR Tuesday, Oct. 20, al the Church Of
the Messiah, by the Rev. Dr. osgood Mr. CHARLES q. H,
of Boston "a Miss T. Is.maIs wstys daughter Of I'd.
ward Wheeler, az this city.
RowIASD-irsITs.-At West Farms, Wes,chcstcr coun.
~, Wednesday, Oct -, by The Rov. Mr.. Van WycS,
Nh JonS G. ROWLAND to Caraaisx NJ daughter Of iaynu3
Austin, Isq.
SspuRNERHoRS--MouIp-On Thursday, Oct 80, ai tho
residence Of the brides father, In Jersey city, by the Rev
nr. Crane, 1rKoY 5, HsgNfRH0RS 10 SARAH 4. Noun.
Jersey City papers please copy.
SsutiT-ADusNcs-- Brooklyn, T. ~, on "Wednesday,
Oct -, by the Rev Dr. MeIane, Mr CHARLES SIasEHf to
MISS LIZZIE T.. AbdsSCg, both OF Brooklyn. r. ~.
Tcsiriss--Slul,k-on Wednesday, oct. u, by the
Rev. Mr. Bryant, Mr.. uowss NJ ToMrKSs Ia Miss NASAL.
A. SnIIcK, both of MamaroncCk, Wcstchester county.
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CITY Politics.
T,Ms,NS GfSsn,l COMMITS


The 20 called Democratic General Committee met last
night at Tammany Hall, nish up the routine busiues
connected with the forthcoming election. Committee
appointed 10 that a su1lccncy Of tickets W.
printed, that the bills ptid and the like
Several Of the rmbcrs brought 10 The attention Of N
Committee the gross unrnrncss of the Police Commission
ers in appointing republicans in nearly every instance
poll ccrEs There are hundrctand seventy five cleo
ton dstrcs each Of whch has poll clcrsstw hun
bred and hfty in al. ~ these but thirty democrats
and the rest black republicans and Know Nothns 81 the
first water Besides, many Of em green hands, and
dsl,acc capable and accomplished men.
4 commute IS vas finally appointed Ia confer
with Mayor Tomann ard II ~ least democrat
could not be appointed AT each election district Tho
Committee then adjourned
SEygVIfFNIH AsINmY NsrrnT Il large AMI respectable
body a. The ciycns of tho Twelfth ward couposci 81
Amcrit ans, republicans wings and ant Iec0mploh demo
Gratis assembled AZ farrngtons Hotel on Woiucsiiy
evening, and unanimously nominated Marocus Ecls, ~
the tnn and peoples candidate represent The seven
,ecnih Assembly district IN the mex, Legislature.
10 THE EDITOR on THE ntRsLD.
VIII You please state that tbe Gilbert e Bnsns
nominated for Congress by tic Americans II the tua
disueU The similarity ~ name has been he o,san IL
mistake on the part u many. GILBERT DEAN
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Mrs GouIdy stilI confined joining room in the
second story last evening she complained of severe
pains in her head and body which the medical gentlemen
say look very unfavorabe. Her arms are badly bruised
and much swollen. She appears 70 be sensible, and
wishes 10 with her friends but the physician
will not allow II, a. " essential she should
quiet VISIBLE The only fear expressed nv physicians
is that Inflammation may bake place in which there
il no hope for her recovery
I'm Wednesday evening she remarked 30 of the nj
tenan's that she srca. dread ~ the dead body
Frank, aud begged them 10 remove the body from
the house during the evening Her wish was granted,
and shortly after six O'Clock uncle " young Gouldy
called Mr. Merritt, undertaken No iis Eighth avenne
who, in company with two other gentlemen proceeded
with hearse 10 the residence where the body very
quietly taken down stairs, placed inside the hearsc and
taken 10 the above number. The intention &C his
uncle 10 have the body placed vanh for the night but
there being ~ that vicinity, they concluded I, ct
the corpse remain in the back u No. lf9 Eighth
avenue
The body placed in plain mahogany colin. with a
Britannia rIstc, bearing the following inscription
q
Fa,NcIs A. GotfUy,
Died October Goth, Isjs.
Aged 10 years
Yesterday nornng, AZ nine O'Clock, the body token
10 Greenwood Cemetery The hcarse vas to1wc,l by a
carriage containing uncle &C the deceased brother or
M Goad.s drsi wife, Mr. Joseph Loukns. an acia IT.
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Nmo's esspys-s.Tir Pcrr Rosx. ~ drama in
SIX tabcanx, and called BY the above unique tito, was
produced la, evening before numerous audience 1t IL
a revival az "axtus tho flfth, which frst written
by French author, and adapted for the london boards
years ago by Mcssrs DION Bourcicaut and j.
v ndgman II has slrcay been performed in this city
At tie Bowery theatre and reproIuced under N.
auspices % Nr Bourccant the most interchangeable vf
The pct turns upon the terrible suffering,
Of Adrian perctti (Nr. q. Jordsn) and Banca 70
onna MIS- Agnes Roberlsco). ~ho married in oppo.
stcn 70 the vehement opposition Of the paerna Co,nna
tMr Maddox The tam,liars &c the distressed young
PEOPLE The Cardinal Mor,alto c. FISHERY and Hugo
tMr Bourcicaulil mighty man OF in tho palretty
style After mishirs the felicity a the lovers
and the discontinue NJ the wicked parent encompssci
by the elevation Of the Cardinal 80 the char cf e. Peter
The piece nu 81 strong dramatic effects, which
elaborated Ia Mr.. Bourccallts clever way There ].
special individuality of character except in the role Of
Hugo which is not sisrtlngiy original The drama u
well written, but does net cynce the English author
usual erscncss. In fact, is little verbose and
quontly slow AS for the acting Mr. Bourcicau has the
only good part lie looked the swash buckler the
life. and played him we'll Miss Robertson IA no, pre-.
cscy the thing IN sentimental herenes and her presumed
parent gave us refreshing performance Of the terrible
cid father OF the minor theatres II Is q pity that Mr.
Maldoxs lungs should b. lost b. the political world on Tho
eye ef election. lie world be great the stump
The "lUpc of Rome" may be set down ~ a success.
II viii be repeated this evening
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M,nxEE MtScux ~ popwoHm's.--wiie. Wells, the
agreeable performer upon the Alexandra organ
mst,nsc ~ day at nodwwihs THIS style Of en-.
crtainm NJ il the fashion Just nov, and brilliant array
Of crnolnc may he anticipated
a Sgs frtNIsr.--stthm Napolcon Tive young artist
who arrived on the Pacific from Galway, has excellent
reputation IN Europe and tst rate IN Great Britain
Although al the outset Of his career h is 10 rival the
greatest masters Of the instrument, We presume That he
Intends 70 make the tor u the ccualry.
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BnolpwW Tm,rpr.-sIrs Jull. Dean Iiayne who l.
playing brilliant engagement, a, this honsc iak,., her
benefit on Friday evening Mrs Iaync fully deserves all
her success AMI She plays the herocs Of the mo.
dern drama With Irresistible grace and charming impul.
sy,ncss and wen sustained BY Mr. Eddy aud his excel.
lent company Mrs. Haynes benefit should be popular
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Commodore Lawrence xearney and Captain Eoolcs, 81
the BROOKLYN Navy Yard, have been detached
The Brooklyn Marine Barracks has been ordered e. tho
command u an the marines ~ the chartered steamers
about IS be sent 20 ION the Paraguay ncct n the ART
val % the feet ~ the general Rendezvous Lieut. Cohen
will assume the position ss third officer, position
wh.ch be- y certainly deserving aud competent 90 asu'n
Ing lie gors on, in the wes,rrnpnrt
TIE Wes,ernport received her marine guard comprising
one sergeant two oorrorals AMI ten pri,atc yesterday
The raance ~ her ships company III on board ami
she IN DE ready 10 sai, ny saturday next
---~@~
Msy T., cY.sox IN Rio JsSuro.-Ihe formal 80 o..
,r,ryloof SEPTEMBER Is contains lengthy crissis uJ,n
the dobnt o Nine. Ia Grange in the Brazilian capital
sha had sung in Ia Travia,,' "T1Ic Brbcr and Sor
ma, and highly praised IN all. The Opera seems to
have created great public enthusiasm.
Gen. Saunders Metallic Tablet Razor ssrop.
h TIE he s.nrns 1900. has never ben saas.s ,or PR,
:. SAUNDERS. No. 2 A~sr House.
Ladies, " Sensible, VIII Prvcur. Pair of
cAsr.Ei.i.s ladies' thick tall boots stsrecsi~ay.
Oy.ser.-sssrvy M..sc. Tbinh. 10 yesr.'
boating .ss warrant, b. supplying BE very sess to smi'
40 Dempsey q Fsrgis.. Gg3 broadway
fashsusb'" wedding and visiting cards ant wedding sta
rontfy.
Isoilossay's pills and Ointment adapt them.
H. are e,pei.n :. u s@i I. ~ rr .s ~,
sesdscc,!y on tie radis or seat Of The malady.
ID Ton Dye Your Ilairi-If %. Use wilson's
uSabs krprd waller Leave. so ss.in on shs ss@h os
linen. Dehes detection Only n botu- the drug
STORE ss Grind sree., corner Of Allen.
Csssssse~c'a Hair Dye, wigs and Tcurces-
Tho in the world Wholesale retail and the aye pr
saley sppiisd, at No. Asicr House.
Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and To.pees.--
The hcs tho world surpassng ALL Made, sold applied
ii he mandatory IA broadway.
Barry's Trfcophercus IL sb. Rest and
rhearess article for dressing besufyrs cleansing curling
preserving and restoring tho hair. Ladics try Sold al
druggists
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are the Cheapest.
Hgie most dorehle ard natural te2Fuon third door
w,s, ~ Broadway, up stairs
yIcrrts Cured ny Msrsh,s Radical Cure
Reference 80 a the principal physicians
Of this city, Cali and ersIons. No 2vesey street, As,or
House.
DIR. Glover's New Lever Truss rever~es the
action Of all trusse retaining dcua hernia and eneung
INNS Hair Dye EyGy Cents n Iso,. Black or
brown. No Barray street nimttbc hair cutting. mali
bic ongucnf-
DIR. 1Iammond's Orrf- Tooth soap " the
offered to tho preserve beauy
me teeth ind GUMS and sweete the tth ttrnsl'v mani
facurt hy practical dentist aid hy Druggists and py
scans enery wholesale depot "a Greenwich scei N u
aphyssclogicsl Researches, shouid he Read
by everybody. Sold al t57 Prince Price - cents
--~--~-
ktss-We-<A utck-Tbc Perfume of the Day
The sap, the sache, the pemaam For ami ura
~ a Al VNa. Sol 4 fl an
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