The Morning herald., 1875-11-17
QUE NINIATURE POSrER

i QUE NLNIATUHE POSTER
i For severe cough there 10 no medici,
90 good - DR.. Simm's White Pulnonic Ba
ssm. Depot 4th, and King streets.
II When Paley was asked why he alway
kept bis horse three miles of, he repliet
"Eor exercise" "But you never ride.
"That 10 the reason why keep him at sue
distance, for I get all the exercise Of tn
wslk."
The Oldest and most reliable establish
ment In the State 10 that of j. g. j. N. Hal
man, 40 King street, where the latee
styles Of well made furniture can be chear
ly purchased.
Morcland has on hand large stock q
shoes, which he Is selling very low. Re
member that his store is at the corner of 4tl
and Poplar streets!
"Strange," say Rocheforcauld, "that ",
can always remember the smallest thin
that has happened to ourselves, and yet NO
recollect how often We have repeated 1t t,
the same persons"
Robelen & Bro. have Just received new
stock Of goods for holiday presents. Thei
music is the latest, and their instruments
are the best.
Daniel McCusker, e1e West ID street
sells shoes lower than antoly in the city
All in want Of hsshy Hats 70 to Culbert'a
opposite the Clayton House.
Chandler's fried oysters are the best in the
city. No. 8 West Fifth street is his place.
A gentleman named Cary, expressed an
uncertainty as to what profession he should
devote the younger Cary, Lamb said,
make him an oths-Cary."
Convenient for ladies mark Middle.
toms grocery store. Fourth and King
streets.
Grand Inauguration Of the Winter bust
ness. Nathan Liberman has great pleasure
In announcing the completion of the exten-
sive alteration in his building that has been
In progress. Our immense establishment is
now 6nised throughout and thrown open to
the public, and on Wednesday and Thurs
day we inaugurate our winter business with
magnificent stock of all wool goods of the |
most popular and well known makers.
These goods are cut in handsome styles, |
made by better workmen and trimmed with |
better trimmings than has ever been our
custom, though our goods have always
ranged much higher than the old standa d |
of ready made clothing. Our principal OBJ
ject this season will be to popularize still
further our establishment, and make our
name more widely known in the city and
Therefore the whole ofl
our valuable stock in both, in
men, boys and children's depart
ments will he sold at closer profit, which
will greatly please the people. We CON-
mence at the beginning of the season to Of
fer our newest and best goods and make it
TO the advantage of purchasers to lay out
heir money at Nathan Lieberman's, 8. E.
corner, Fifth and Market streets. We make
his announcement, confident that we have
What the people want, and they will no. be
when they come to see the
quality, styles and prices of our new and
plendid stock. A signed guarantee accom-
)anies every sale land cash returned if goods
10 not suit. Whilst many are complaining .
'fdull times, ,Lieberman's House is throngt d
With buyers, the object Is because everybody
treated with the greatest politeness, mex I
erienced buyers being as safe as the most
xpert judges Of goods, and all mistakes I
Immediately remedied, when brought to tie
office of the House.
Ready and biting was the retort of along
ared 1rishman, who being bantering asked,
Paddy, my jewel Why don't you get
our ears cropped 7 They are too large for
can !" replied" And yours are took|
nall for an ass" ,
Ladies and gents fine boots are speciali-
at AalPs, sos King street. His prices
.e within the reach of all. Superior
'ticles from rs to s4.25. Do not forget
le place.
Fennessey's shoe emporium, 221 Market
rect is the place for white kid slippers. (
aides, bear this in mind. His prices are I
wer than in Philadelphia.
Culbert's silk hats are made of French :
ush and warranted to keep color and
oss. The store is opposite the Clayton {
Ouse. Z
For glossy silk hat 20 to Culbert's MARI :
t street, opposite the Clayton House.
For pair Of white kid slippers for ball
parties, 30 to Fennessey's, 221 Market
rect.
A coxcomb, not very remarkable for the
oteness Of his feel n 70 or bis wit, wishing
banter . testy old gentleman, who hay
rnished his mouth with . complete set Of =
se teeth, Mppantly inquired, ,-"Well my q
% sir l have often heard you complain \
your masticators,-pra when do you c
pect to be again troubled with the tooth
bel "When you have an affection of the
art, or brain fever" was the cutting ~
,ly. IN. IN
Adair, 4th and King streets, renovates Of
beds. He Is the only party in the State 81
o does the same kind of work. If your n" M,
Is need renovating, send them to him. az
Watches, clocks, jewelry, suitable for w
ioay presents can be seen at j. C. Mast na na
20, ~ King street. He is a practical ~
and jeweller. G.
sevenge-a momentary triumph, of which n
satisfaction dies at once, and Is succeed +
oy remorse; whereas forgiveness, which Pis
he noblest of all revenges, entails per- me
ual pleasure. It was we'll said bv Ro. Ne