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The Next SRenkcr.

This 10 very interesting question, and II IL
every day becoming more and more %. The
radical journals. fully alive 70 its importance,
and feeling. from the evidence we have pro-
duced, that il Will be decided against their fac
tion. are resorting to sundry artifices to break
the force Of the coming defeat by anticipatine
it. The Tribune of yesterday, notwithstanding
the array OF facts and figures we have published,
showing that no radical member Of Congress
can be elected Speaker of the next House Of
Representatives. sayss-"There i5r no more
doubt that the friends Of the administration will
elect their Speaker than there is that the next
Congress will meet in Washington" ! This is
mere dodge. What we said was that no radical
republican could be elected Speaker OF the
next Congress. The Tribune does not dispute
this position, but says the friends Of the ad-
ministration will elect their man. This Il what
logicians call an equivoque. We are all friends
OF the administration, as the representative of
the United States government. We all sustain
the administration with men and money to put
down the rebellion by force In this sense the
vast majority of the democracy the men in the
army and navy and the men out of it-all the
conservatives of the country are supporters Of
the administration, like General Tuttle, the
democratic candidate for Governor Of Iowa.
We want to see no man elected as Speaker
who is not Of this stamp. Nor is it at all likely
that any other would have the slightest chance
of success. But on the other hand, we main
tain that no radical republican can be
al o1 uhn 50 a.
the four horrible measures of the admins
tration-the Emancipation aot, the Confis-
cation act, the Conscription act, and the
arbitrary arrests. These arc the measures by
which the candidates for the Speakership will
be tested. The Tribune and its faction, seeing
the desperation Of their case, would gladly
sink the nigger for the moment, and try to slip
man into the Speakership whose sentiments
are unknown, and afterwards claim him as a
radical and use him as their tool. But we will
not permit them to play any such game They
must come squarely up to the test and toe the
mark
They evidently do not like discussion of the
subject, because it embarrasses them and re-
duces them to an awkward dilemma. But they
must either stand BY their measures or openly
and unequivocally renounce them. It must be
either the programme Of Wendell Phillips or
return to the programme laid down by Con-
gress in the extra session two years ago. There
is no middle path, and no artful lodging will
suffice to evade the issue which will be forced
upon the radicals. We will keep this question
open before the public till 1t is thoroughly un-
derstood BY men Of every party, and there is no
loophols left by which the abolition fanatics can
escape from the consequences Of their acts, or
screen themselves from public opinion and the
defeat that awaits them ct the opening Of
Congress
The New York herald., 1863-08-29
The Late Hurricane.
HxPORr FROM THE BARE st. NARYs, OF rHTLApI

a.aI MtW@ FAIA. Brc.
The daily arrivals this and other ports continue to
furnish with additional details Of disasters by the ter
ribs hurricane which visited our coast on the 10TH eo
and 2ist days 9 this month Is estimated that seve
ra hundred thousand dollars worth Of property beeu
damaged and destroyed .
The following report from Thomas Price Bedoe sea
board Of the bark ST. Marys of Bos,on Captain
Bryant bound from Black River Jamaica 10 philadelphia
win be found Interesting utle
lH BARK 81. MARYs, August 81, 1858
This day commenced with hard gales aud heavy squalls
attended with very high cross ship lying under
cloec rccod mantopsa and foretopmast staysa About
three A. NJ gallo increased with terrific whence Fore.
stowed Il. Also slowed All other sails with extra gaskes
AZ this time snip urchfng vory heavily all the water
cssxs s.wsefs sans Nc broke adrit ~ the fore cabu
Towards daylish, gale blowing With hurricane violence
ship aborod very heavily and shipped head On deck
purnps sstsndsd 10 with the utmost care " = = : -
About eight O'Clock the gale began 10 moderate and
veeed around 20 the northwest Towards
noo6 hard gales and squay. with frequent violent squalls
and rains, and very heavy cross sen breaking.
P.M.-About one P. NJ. gale commenced from north.
bcam cnis mainiopsail blew away. and spauksr blow
70 piscss in he bras. About two p NJ endeavorcd 10
y. S ~ssf y y s
blew away. At this tine the ship waa lying IN most
The e .ss o Ss ss
OF sight aso shipping some beavy seas over to wind
ward Carried port mainsa and largo portion of
tbe ssrbosrd buwarks. Made every possible effort TO
keep the pnmps going but was Of avail, the men
could not stand deck owing 10 the increased bodies Of
water and the ehip being on her beam ends completely
About four Y. h hurricane si bio wing with terrific
fury; ship constantly danger Of bursting 10 hatcbss
with ipTeseed deck. The ship showing signs
of rRhsing, Wvas Deemed most prudent by the CAPTAIN
oiBcsrs and sW cut away the topmas,s and gci tho
ship upright 10 work ue pumps eui Away the foretop
mast which cnrvied away the mantopgnllantmajt and
1bbwm, with all yards sails and rigging compelled
70 cut away he wreck, - twas striking very heavily on
her lee sdc and endsneerng her rudder After having
cleared ~ away found the ship had rghtei
siartcd both pumps and knt thom going About nine r.
gaIuef rolling suck. towards midnight the weather
Ind commenced " break mp and clear . little: ship sim
very heavily purp attended with tho great
c-s care. throughout the violent weather OF ns wontv
our hours must be said che ship had behave ed remark
ably well, and escared with much css damage than
might have bcen expected under the crcumetsaces
The New York herald., 1863-08-29

PART
T. Grand fark Narch ...H. b. Dodworth
y overture 10 "etradclia" Flolw
8. Song, "Mid Scenes OF Early Youthu..........pss
I. Selection from Ia Dame Hiancbo". j. Boildeu
PAef n.
s. The Sultan "Azig March. .Pacha Catchy
9. overture Dcr Freisch itz' Won Weber
Z Selection from tho ..St.bat Matorv. HpSstri
s Schaxo from SYMPHONY No In H.. .Deeihcvea
N 8s PAKr
o. schotisch, "Carre 10 Belle IL D. Dodworib
TO- March, "weepBu sad Ioneiy'' ....... downing
H. Aria, from Linda Oucdi quest Asna' cnlycti'
L. Les Porcherous Maxurka. STRAUSS
National Tot POUR.
The company ef Bcdoun Arabs IN this city intend
visiting the Park this afternoon. 10 their y aud Pic.
turesque they viii for the rosce add attraction
10 the nnumcrsbe othcrs of that beautiful ground en-
their arrival At tho pagoda the mall Mr. nodworh
ana his inimisabe band will greet them by rs-ftrrt
the national hymn Of Arabia Z
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PERSONAL In.e.,,r.rc.,

sevstasy Seward and the purity &c foreign Miptsterr
VINO ls(, tis city Tho 10Th nw on tour hrNr6 ira
western sssea arrved ~ the Astcr House last evening
a. @cat 10 wsshington.i ..,r.7'
Gsse-i or Shcpicy, o New otl~.rs ol>nel e-n,,h or
the orc iIundred and TSeniysi SIKH regiment chic youn
,sls: Mscr ". AP-r snd family, Of the United stsses
Roger Hon ailiei Clark. a. New su,pshrc Licute,an.
rolonc a,chedrr, ,of Port ROYAL Hon. J,mcs NJ coor
isst Az S'ndcr Henry and iamly, q Int adsspn,a
G. D. Nprsan si family, 81 Neg Work sus W Ih,v,'1n
and .asy. of ihilidcrbis arc -,c,ping NJ tbc lstpr
tINrrnor cpiw'r srrrelaty MccorInck Joass ..,l,r
sa oihc ncmecrs y he delegation loft yesiefAsv =,
yuse fs their new fet VI labor Arsxa,s Tevr,en,v
IN fhaesc ei frrls Gccarft. tpss s,cttsjr~N "a
sa,.,~s ~1y ~ pcfsonH aud pohca ffcnis Al ,c
iita Avcnu~ oiei n s,ye eedliaS a. TINT tenossnc
hosir ~ Tho cccasNn WIN W p'cassntls ren,omhcrc
n, ii,sr rafir gated 10, a. lite irrstku, M m
iE~ riioc as'rs ni.a 1b~y havc lcriIoos and in
.,f,pnt MISSION bat hsvc doubt ,hat hcv ;r,li
HI te god rrpori ~ Themselves They bar With them
e best wi-tcs ~ ~ lqcrs o civil order aud good 70
sefnmesis s#r ~# russ s..
srsr4~srs August kcigicr First Mnncsn,s yo,nrteors
see iusai'y fi iron tho man ck o. the Atlantic and
va. e-s Al Ales,Edris. on Tnursay tight Augrs, sss
,erersl Asa~-sa. o. fort scm,cf celccrly Is ajw IA
n \ Aetce.
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Music IN the Park.

Tho Park Comm sssoaers that there wii Be
music at tho Park, the mall 10 day At O'Clock r.
NJ BY the Park nand, under tho leadership of IT, b. o.
worth, n the weather Il nne The following the pro.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-26
LEGAL NOTICES.

Anthonv Schieb & al We Theresa Ulm & al.
CHERIFF sALE.-In obedience to the command Of a
- 2nd order sale issued from the Court OF Common
Pleas of Portage Chic, ando me direeted Ishall
er for saieat public auction at the door of the Court
House in Rayenna on Saturday. the 5th day of Sepem
ber A. D. 1853, III ocieck A. NJ ofssid day.
the following described lands and tenemenis wit
Situate in Randolph Township, in said County Of Por,
sage and bounded foliows. to- wit One piece OF land
situate in lot II, Beginning at in the West line OF
said lot thence east chains s5 oks to post thence
South t6s teet to post thence West on the lot line.
thence North sS feet the place Of beginung contain.
ing two or less stesE
Also lot of land in lot No. IL bounded as follows
On the East West hy the lot line South by lar ds Of
Henry Warner North by lands of .--- Beans and
Others containing thirty four se4l0o less
Aud ober piece of land situate 10 lot No e9 bound
ed follows: West y the center Of the hRhwsy North
by lands lately owned by Cliues heirs. East by
land of Phillip Weze and South by land off. Euylehart
containing six less, makiug in all the
quantity of ~ SO io0 The above described premises
appraised 81 3e2 co. subject to the dow tate o
Theresa I'm therein. Taen order Of sale as lhs
property of Theresa Uhn & al, atths suit Of Anthony
Schied & al.
M. STUART, ATTY.
WILLIAM F.PARSoNs, Sheriff
SHERIFF's OFFICE, RavgSNA,
August 3, 1858 5-5w
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Legal Notice.


iFTIO THE unknown heirs OF John Gardner, late OF
i the Borough OF York Pa. deceased:
You arr hereby notified that the LIST day of Au
gust A. ID. 1868, g. Ranneyyas Administratorio OF
the estate of John Gardner, late of the Borough OF
York. Pa, deceased. died petition In the Probate
Court within and the County of Portage and
Of ohio alleging at there is no personal estate in
bis hands pay the debts of said deeedent and the
charges of administering his estate; that he died
seized of thre acres of land stnate In Lot No Is in
the township of Erankli Goun of Portage. and
State of Ohio and bounded and described follows:
On the North by lard formerly owned ~ d Fl:
Weed. of New York, but lately claimed to be ownod
by L. " Bierce and sold at tex sale to S. D. Harris
aud E. w. .Crains on the East by The West line of
Township Lot No. "a on the SOUTH BY lands formerly
and on the West by The East bank of the Cuyahoga
river.
The prayer of said petition is for an order to sell
said lands for the payment of the debts and charges
aforesaid. ss-,syl-s
Said petiton will be for hearing before said Court
on the third day of September, A. d. 1868, at ID
O'clock A. NJ. L. & II. q RANNEY,
Att'ys for Petitioner.
Rayenna, o., August Sd, 1863. aug saw
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LegaI Noficc.

TohE E. Minnie. Henry G Minnie, Charles w. Minnie
q Henrietta l.. Minnie AID Lila NJ. Minnie are ne, e.
by notified that the 18th day of July, A ID 1905 Jo'
seph Grdley fled his petition in the onrt OF Common
Pleas of Portage County, Ohio, against them Getting
forth among other things that on the 23d day of April
1851 Susan Minnie made her promissory mole to Joh
A. Knowton for the OF SIo Gayabe one wear after
date with per cent. interest, aud also executsd
murteage to secure the upon certain real in
the village of Franklin in said county, heing part of lot
No. 80 said village. and containing one-half acre o
ground; that he tsad GridleS l. tie OF said
note and mortgage, rnd that there is due pati the
OF $40 and 10 per cent interest since Ma, b. 1853
The prayer i'd petition is thai be Court decree the
payne of the aforesaid to plaintiff and In default
of payment that sat mortgage he foreclosed and the
premises sold pay the Defendants required
by the 1eth day of September. A D. 1868.
the petition win be taken against them true, and
decree aecordiDglt. -
Attorney for Plaintiff
July I5 1868. 22-sw
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DEMOCRAT.
RAW EMMA, HIo.
Wednesday Morning...........August 90. 1856;
LITTLE THINGS.

Bearts good and true have wishes few,
In narrow circles bounded; afsf.,
And hope that lives on what God gives
ls Christian hope well-founded.
Small things are best; grief and unrest
To rank and wealth are given, s#5 81
But little things, on little wings,
Bear humble souls TO heaven
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M E l. A N e .


Human deeds and human hives are never under
stood until they are finished You can no more tell
in advance how manhood will turn out, tAan how
child will grow up. H t...-l ~-.sa 4
of one thing we may all be certain that friends de-
parted whenever listen to them, speak in deeper,
richer tones, than when they were with us. p -'
Tho way of life through this thicketed wilde rnesss
palmer and more marked every time an humble,
hearty pilgrim soul goes through.
Whatever the peace societies may say, a brave SOL
der is noble map, and hearts nod nslinctively
with the nodding plume of the hero.
Amidst dangers, the body sometimes runs back to
the soul the child to the fatheI and advances
again with it's hand in his.
Courage is a power which strengthens in proper.
tion to the jeopardy the tree-root clings in the
swaying hurricane. @ igi5ts2 ~
The poet says full many flower is born to bttsh
unseen"-and SO is many maiden, so for as our OBJ
servation extends.
Many of the lions of society, like their namesakes
Of the forest, are unable to luok man in the
eye. e-r-, lsrg.,s.rs s, .s9;,457 Hrs
The ship, upon which lady best likes to embark
on the sea of enjoyment, courtship.
The Devil is no fool. and yet th $50 who play the
devil are necessarily play ing the fool.
Marriage must be favorable to longevity; an old
maid never lives to be more than thirty.
The battle of life needs generals every man il
his own commander, -, -
lover must have his clothes handsomely cut out
or he may be handsomely cut out himself.
Matches are not made in heaven, and match-ma
| kers never go there. atu l. 1C-
A small fortune Is a good servant a large one !.
often bad master. n r, ,-.e..s-I
he ulv ilanL de ofa thai
belong TO Goldfish.
There is no aercer hell than failure in great OBJ
ject. .-3 f1s s'i-2 j
Nothing dedIes the mouth much a quid of to
bacco--except impure words.
Love, law. and bad weather, things we had be
ter keep out of if we can.
In politics, what begins in fear usually ends in 70 y
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-26
BLOOD! BLooDl BIooDl
HefmbOld,s Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla
HeImboId,s Rose wash.
CEKTrFTcATEs or Gun Es,

From eight ,o.twsny wears snndng, with known
= For MEDICAL Properties Of BUcHU. zee Dspensatory
See Professor DEVICES valdsb BILE works on the Prao.
tics of Pbysic.s e.siGl edJ - G2aii!03 - '
See made by the late celebrated Dr. PHYSICK
Philadelphia. LtltJ
See remarks made by DR.. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL. a
celebrated Physician and Member of the Royal College
Surgeo Ireland and published in the Transactions
of the King aud Queens Jourral.
See Medical Cirurgicsl Review. published by BENJA-
MIN TRAvERS, Fellow of the Royal College OF Sur
geons. "a - TI.45s 5E.i y at-t.-
See most of the late Standard wo rks on Nediciue s.
Extract BschH, 81 90 per bottle, or si1 for $500
S1rsoDdrila 100 10 - -Alts 30 5 90
lmproued Rose Wash, so 6 ESQ
Or half dozen of eachf si2oo which W be sufi-
cier to cs the most obstinate cases. directions
adhered to- F.a<sN Vg.E Il r5fsf l5sss,siis ) 3
varion. Ia G1sls4s-t q
Esa. Describe the symptoms in all communication
Cures guaranteed. Advice gratis. g - y
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Sale of Real Estate by order of Cour


AN the 18th day of September 1863, about one
" o'clock IN the afternoon, on the premises, will be
sold the highest bidder the following real esta
the property of Davi Hughes, deceased, to =
Situate in the township of Palmyra in the County of
Portage and State of Ohio, and is known BY being
part of lot No fifteen in the fourth division of lots in
said township of RalmyIs and ls bounded follows
Beginning 81 the seuth-wes corner of land owned by
Loren Bigefow, stone in the middle of the high
way the township line between the townships of
Palmyra and Edinburgh, thence south 80 degrees IS
minutes thirty eight chains eighty five links
the nth east corner of 8igeows land. being the
line of said lot No. Is, thence south said lot lire
twenty five chain and sixty nine and onehalf links
to post in the east line; thence thiryeight chaus
and eighty five LINKS the south line of said lot No
Is, it being also the center of the town line road;
thence twenty five chains and sixty niRe links to the
place of ginning excepting and excluding from the
land above described twenty-eight acres off of the
north part thereof, decided to Hiram Trobridge eav-
ing TWEEN y-two or less. Appraised at
1876 dollars Terms of sale, third down, the
msinder in deferred payment not exceeding two
years. WILLIAM BROWN.
Adminstrator of David Hughes. deceased
August 10th, 1881 aug l2 4w
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Attachmellt Notice.

1 Attachment NOTICE.
Bronson & Porter
John Il. Orwig. m tsyS
& John n. 0rwg defendant non resident of the
county of Portage, is notified that he has been sued
by plaintiffs before R=ainard Selby, Jr., justice of
the Peace of Paris township, Portage County, Ohio,
to recover from said defendant the sum OF 600 on
book account services rendet ed to said defendant
as physicians, and that on order of attachment has
besn issued by said Justice, which has been serse ed
and returned
Said defen dant is further notified that said cause
will be for hearing before sail IJnstce on the 5sh day
of September nexs,z.te O'Clock, ?. N. ss.s~ z
WM. PORTER,
Atty. for Plaintiff.
August 18th, 1868. I9-3s
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Attention. Farmers!
UNITED STATES
Express Company.

~ EUNlrED STATES EXtRESS COMPANY hav-
j. ing made arrangements with the Atlantic & Great
Western Railway, by which they have the exclusive
privilege of warding Express :oods Express Pas
senger Trains ihey are offer Che residents Ra-
vicinity better facilities for the forwarding OF
Express Goods time in transit and tar
iff rates, than have been offered before. q
This Company have agents at all the principal stations
on the Atlantic GreaI Western Railway, Erie Railway
and eonuectng Branch Rail Roads, Also Ia all the cties
and towns in the Western States, by their
tions other Express Companies in New York City
they enabled to forward Goods to all points IN TIN
Eastern Ststes.
Notes. Accounts collected; Money. Jewelry
and nter packages forwarded with dispatch.
Shippers of Butter, Cheese and Eggs, will find it Il
their advantage patrouize this line.
For rates OF charges, apply to wM L POE, Agent
Office in the Store of Poe Il Brother. IL g.
a-I CHAS. A. DEWITT,
-u rEEffE aGen'l Supt. OF
Ravenna, April ], 1868. mt
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AFEIDAYTT.

Personally appeared before me an Alderman of the city
af Phiadeluha, H. T. HELMBoLD who, being duly s'vorn
doth say, his preparations contain narcotic, no er
cury other injurious druss purely table,
H T. HELMB0LD. q
sworn AID s,,sr rihe before me this day
vember ,S5i - - = l7-1syyM. P! HiBBARD, ~
Alderman, Ninth street. above Race. Phila
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Sold by all Drugg.sts everywhere. eos ua5s yss 5
ASK FOR HELMBoLD,s-TAKEN NO OTHER.
Cut the advertisement and send for Il, VOID
IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
Nay 9 lass. iE.lag4ea szsio Ao9d aalesAsA :
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-19
That's fhe VueSilOH +!

WHERE DO you GET YOUR GREEN
w Groceries :? Patterson d Youma,a keen.
the best tio Plant, Asparagus, Lettuce, IL TOW n
lad they sell Egg, Buster. Fresh Lake and River
fish, Choese. oider, sugar, Pola,os and Ap-
pies. oall thefe whom you wan the beat art :.
c'ot at the cheapest prices. Brady street, next
70 iu'h q" 'Fe. nv 23-dtt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-19
DEMOCRAT & NEWS
"I'easOnable' saying. Of {. l.. valian.
digham.

unreasonable" Sayings VI Z. l.. valian.
/ digham.
right and trust to GOD, and
TRUTH, and the PEOPLE. Perish
office, perish hooors, pr sh lite its.li, but
do the thing that is right, and do 1t like
man.
Devoted 10 the Union from the be-
ginning, | Will not desert II now, in this
the hour o. its soiest trial"
Not believing the sol he responsi.
Die for the war, or It's purposes, or it.
cons qnences, | never wunhrld my vote
where her separate interests we've con
cerned."
Sir, | am against disun'on. | fnd
no more pleasure in asomhein suuion
Isl than IN 4 northern or western disun
10 ist."
am not friend to the Conieder-
ale States or their cause, but its enemy
I" | an democ at-f,r Consultations,
for Law, for Unlon, for l. berry"
" Never, with my consent, shall peoce
be purchased AT THE PRICE OF plsu-
MON"
No order Of banishmert, executed
ny superior force, eau rel, a me tr, m
my right as a C, izen of OHIO and of the
United 5 a,cs. Every septi
ment and expression of attachment 10
the Unlon and devotion to the Consti-
tui'on-to my coant,y--which have
ever cherished or uttered, shall abide
unchanged and unreiract,d until my
return
II the above extract contain treason.
then Mr.. Valandeham is traitor, for
they arc his llIe-loug sentiments.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-19

by order Of Gen. Grant, steamboat
passage to Cairo for his men has been
limited 10 IS. At first exorbant prices
We're charged, and one boat was detained
hy his order and the captain forced to
d .gorge large amount, to tho grea
delight of the passengers and tho dis
gust of the former.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-19

The new Jewish synagogue which has
been built atBerin surpasses in size and
IN magnlticence the largest buildings OF
the kind in Europc-,bose at Perth,
Nie' ma and Cologne. I be ed flee Iasin
The interior five large and five small cup
olse, lighted iron above.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-01
CIotbfmg.
N E w CT o T II 1 N G
A. P. WARE & co.

1874, 1863 and ITO Main St. Worcester,
BEG LEAVE To NOTIFY THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC GEN.
ERALLY, THAT THEY HAVE NOW
IN STORE, AND IN PROCESS OF MAN.
UFACTURE, A STOCK OF GREAT EX-
TENT AND VARIETY, EMBRACING
A MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF
Seasonal Garments,
ADAP TED TO THE VARIOUS WANTS
OF ALL GLASSES OF CUSTOMERS.
MUCH CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN TO
PRODUCE GARMENTS UNSCRIAIPED
IN PROPORTIONS, TASTEFUL IN
STYLE, AND OF PROPER WORK.
MANSHIPs AND WE RESPECTFULLY
INVITE THE EXAMINATION OF ALL
IN WANT OF DY.MADE CLOTH
ING. PURCHASERS OF
Spring Overcoats
CAN HARDLY FAIL OF A sATISFAC.
TORY SELECTION FROM OUR AS
sORTMENT.
WE ALSO INVITE ATTENTION TO
OUR LARGE STOCK, AND EXTEN-
SIVE VARIETY OF
Cloths, Cashmere and Vestin@s,
ADAPTED TO ALL DESCRIPTIONS
OF GARMENTS, FOR ALL CONDI-
TIONS AND AGES OF MASCULINE
HUMANITY, WHICH WILL BE SOLD
BY THE PIECE OR YARD, AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, OR
MADE UP INTO GARMENTS TO Or
DER, FOR EITHEH MEN OR BOYS,
IN THE B EST STYLE AND MANNER,
AND ABSTRACTION IN ALL CASES
WARRANTED.
WE ALSO INVITE THE PARTICU-
LAR ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
TO OUR EXTENSIVE DEPARTMENT
OF
Boys Clothing,
WHICH WILL BE FOUND AS AT.
TIsACTIVE AND AS WE'LL SUPPLIED
AS EVER. MUCH CARE WILL BE
CONSTANTLY EXERCISED TO REM
DER THIS IMPORTANT BRANCH OF
OUR BUSINESS IN ALL RESPECTS
ID ESEKVING OF THE PRTRUNA e
OF ALL PURCHASERS OF IsOYs'
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