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CENgINE HXGEIAN VEGETABLE UNI

" rKSAL MEDICINE, manufactured in coualry nv
GEORGE SYLVESTER tfroin Engand.I pssess-
ed OF the original recipe sold ohongsquare neatly
envrped with directions rncl,ed 80 and IS being TIT
Half the price OF The impaired article
TESTIMONY OF CURE.
New YORK. November p. 1895.
Dear Sr-sving desire discharge obligations
well "a 10 promote good serIg humanity herewith
tor publication extraordinary OF effected by
Hysean Vegetable Universal Medicine pei son II NV
SON. Ralph aged about thirteen years which shall endeayOr to
be het ossible that enabled
te svey Known whist in Edinburgh my native place. more
than two he received elbow
.evere 10 create in the what by
OF the bone, fOn which he has suffered pain
until within short past lie has the
most eminent physicians in Scotland which tended but little 20
aIneiorhe Ms snierugs consequently despaeI of his
again having the Former advantage ann
Happily was at length induced make trial OF the medicine u
questions from which few days r experienc
eef afterwards his complaint assumed aggravated form "a
the breaking OH suppose, pud dcrd around he
Affected PaIt; but receiving this Of The good
the medeine directions fboed by Considerably
metlug tie dose, until he took many pills ds from
which he gsined relief % he after months
restored health also bear testimony good effects
OF medicine VI fever and and other cunal e-
plints would recommend those afflicted with any disorder 10
test It's virtues Respectfully subscribed by yonr obliged.
WILLIAM BELL,
Architect and Dranshan, Of Houston and
Mr.. George Sylv~s's-
Certificates Of other e-adnaFy ia which this invaluable
medicine has equity srioa at the store of
ID. BYSON, Conctoner. Agent, lI3 Fulton rect Brad
way dec 3-tf
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THE HERALD-NEw YORK.
LAWRENCE BAYLEY's TEMPTATION
by the Hon. Mrs. Norton.I
tCOuclude1.l


tCOueudeLl
An exclamation escaped her. and she was about to
leave the apartment for the purpose of demonstrating
with the of the hotel when her NAME twice re-
peaied made her pause in trembling agony and then
rush forward. Aforementioned Lawrencen In
was all she had power utler she took the wasted
Band ne extended TO her. and gdZed the wasted brow
on which death seemed already to have SET his SEAL
And now, my dear Mary, YOU know all-tIe sin
the sorrOw-Ihe fever OF the last six years There
have been months during which have not dared mock
God with prayer. there have been DAYS when have
been on the P~inr Of putting end TO nv existence
with NV own hand. And oh If even in the deIirum
passion regretted the quiet and peace of early days
and your low voice haunted me then; what must il
have been when Sbet 10 bonn had devoted NV ruined
sou-ny hilshted he-grew weary of that very dero-
uOn-when saw others preferred, whose love- like INV
own, was more an occupation than a feelng-when
Knew and saw that but Tor wOman's shame she would
have sneered away the cOnSlancy with which clung
TO her! But II Is over now, and fallen as am Mary
there is hope in heaven and in your genteness-I
Deep, deep IS my repenIaace; oh! that al some
future day YOU will forgive me all have made Won
suffer-taat you will permit devote nv existence
10 you. Speak the word, Mary; say that YOU forgive
e-shat you Will vet ih the of vOur early Youth
and all OF life that IS left me, is yours"
Mary Esdale knelt by his side, and murnured the
desired WORDS She raised his hand to her lips and as
her arm unidly stole beneath the head that sank on
her shoulder, the blood rushed her cheeks and tenn
pies, aud quyered al her heart with quick and beat
ing pulse. Vague dreams of happy melted on her
soul, till she feared meet his gaze. She tHrned-
alas those DYING eyes taking their last farewell
Of hers They closed beneath her lid and passionate
caresses--Te-Opened--c again--and Lawrence
Bayiey was no more.
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Among the Indications Of the immense wealth Of
England, none is more striking than the amount of
depostes in Savings Banks In the yaar 1882 this
amount was thirteen millions of pounds sterling and in
1884 fifteen millions. As doubt nearly the whole of
TINS immense sum IS deposited bv the poorer and labor
ing classes he evidence it affords Of prosperity is still
more gratifying.
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-som
IFE PILLs.-The Proprietor Of thi, Great Medicine.

4 IFE PlLLS.-The Proprietor If this Great Medicine,
- which distinguished for its he say valuable
success above other that offered the public
cprocae the gaulatious which he a, res from
part ot The United States in which become Known
whilst he Is Congratulated Tor the Possession Of remedy
which
lee he enBot but congratulate his upon relief
from suergs which they have experienced, the
o IN pines which they consequently eoy To he the humble
health, and thus the lives his fellow
reward that Tie highest human anion m gh envy and
one mat places pecuniary however sab In ITSELF low in
the standard ot Comparison.
Ia addition the hundreds ofestmonals which he has long
had IA b.. Possession, Mr. sohai the e proprietor VEG
TABLE LIFE PILLS, receiving oher establishing their
Piled IN v,n and full establishing their title the character
LIFE PiLS not ouy for r~seung life from DANGER
out surely conducting their scarcely Conscious victims herwise
inevitable DEATH
Dr. MoFFAT's Office, No So Hudson street, opposite Jsy,t
New York
Pice-small boxes, so cents-large boxes 81.
Numerous esHone proof of the superior excellence Of the
above have h~en gratefully rendered by whom
hey have vitality beRehed, n many others could easily he OBJ
tained.
Fur sale at the following Places
John Mhan is Broadway Patrick Dicke. AIS Broadway;
William = Van n I2l Hester street; DR. Lee 23 Madissn
s'feei Fur nbac Milne Hudson and Reed
Dr. Leeds " Cherry street, FL mund Bksayr $50 Division
seet John Hinton. Of Twentieth street aud Eighth
Ca mine ssTeel. New York.
j. W. Downer Grand street; Smith wintrinrhar cor
Dr. Clarke, Jersey City.
DR. Cook, First street. williamsburgh.
Charles W. Badger 35i Broad r. Covert $50 Broad
J. Can Main opposite vanhouon street. Paterson
DR. john :. Crane Dunnihg Horton Goshen, orange
b. f. Ciagan; Matthew Hoientek, Washington street.
lat. y. Dmland. Chester. Orange county.
y f. Ged ey, 50 Water street. Newburgh.
street Catherine Mr. Elliot, corner Of
Fifth and Vine street. Philadelphia. feb 9-lm
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CREDIT To WHOM CREDIT Is DUE.-Passisg BY the
Fulton market, could not but notice the activity of
the worthy clerk George Duryee, in h,vng the cutters
Get ont and the paths cleansed and every thing
an the best possible order and condition. In him. the
city have valuable and industrious officer
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OHIO RivER.-The ice in the river started Yesterday
about meridian, announcing its departure BY several
successive reports like discharges Of artillery Ii went
slowly al first in solid column, but was soon shivered
TO pieces and moved at the rate of five miles hour
floating in jagged and broken fragments, piled upon
each other, and here and there mingled with drift wood
IN fantastic heaps, which Fancy easily pictured as tenn
Piles and palaces thrown rudely into choas and hasten
ing down the stream Of oblivion. The water rose
rapidly yesterday, bat the rise considerably check
ed by the cold Of last evening Our last accounts state
that there is twentynne inches Of on the ALLIE
ghanies. Should there come sudden Ihaw, we shall
have young food. There has been no material injury
done 10 the boats at the laEdings.-Cia Post.
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HENRY WELLS.

nOCTOK BOYD, Member Of the Royal College Of
~ Surgeons in Ireland and lately pracicr the city Of
Lonlon Oars his service. the afflicted in the Of
disease Ills long experience aud close this class
complaints hi. r!sssssi safe, and pe mode Of lesment
~ extraordinary during long and extended practice and
S~ ALL hi. legitimate medical qualifications few OF the
rords which he rests his claims public patronage la this
OF empcis when peendeTs and mpudent
daily presdn- their lure the DR.
suyd would wh raise friendly and warning his
and tell thea beware Of such dsnceuu.
Fhsan who night have been this ay. in the health
,lmv pride of msnhood r hal sv urated by
duly qualified. Numbered the ncurahe and
be dead Apparent very and eay effected;
m 10 er, ale the latent POISON, which will otherwise consgn its
e'm 10 an niey bngs the legitimate province Of
neschs IN the hands OF kIlul and able Practitioner Ts OR.
eSy s :. si'"g Ic convince pis pair as ny producing
r her nsprrtn h regular diploma. mehcr Of the Royal
olege 81 Surgeons in Ireland aud kewsr escra eapa-
fy and SKILL iTcm who ety considered lights
Hnamrnts nf ihe rOes0 Ills mode o eec-
val and expeditions, requiring either tie oi mercury
ira in diet exeTse Recent affections he pledges himself
radically within few days. and osgeT standing
greater seuiy will he treated with coray and skill In
the psiri may assured asr having dsciarr
Il in the hrds Of Dr. Boyd thai Ri health l. established upon
ouni and firm ha and that his constitution j. and
impaired Ills professional honor and faith pledged this and
hiiers himself tina, ,ehsetrr and standing sufficient
f,r IT, fVfnen
The sreissi Anor and in all Ne relied upon
ouTs Of attendance in osuck in the murnnr ill 10 night
s-p 2i-v OFFICE. ~ Dover st.unsd ,r,r from, Wafer
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Port of NeV Orkeaas.-The accommodating wealth
and growing commercial importance Of this great south
ern mart Is not less pleasing THAI remarkable. From
a table exhibiting the of tonnage annually en-
tered al the New Orleans custom house, furnished bv
the collector OF that port, ii appears that in 1921 it
amounted less than seventy five thousand TONS In
1885 had increased upwards of three hundre and
thirty-three thousand tons. During the year 1885, the
increase over the preceding year upwards of Sc
geniy-hye thousand Ions-being So. III!
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-24

u since the u :. Bank charter passed, the
politicians cry out, @the Dutch sold"-arhe Dutch
Sold" Who would not for FIVE millions
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-24
IHS S Io, h1 Fd, NIL y sTeE

DIR. GOODMAN'S American Anti CororrhasI Pills ar, tn
cheapest and best and viii stand tn
tain Of 'onohea Geei sotues, Seminal w. aknesse
Seminal missions and al the srnaTy Of long standing
IN Sc pill, are prepared from II choicest preparations end
oay CONFINED tog Their The mgr diers composed
Antrcan niTated xtr Of arapara and copea
essential oil Of cnb rs and 10 Ella 9th choice valuable
gedis nt which tr prop holds
above compl ANTS DR. odman lean Anti Gonorrheal Pills
have been highly approves BY the Medca Fscu recon
M nd in hospital pIacce ia preference ali her remedies Of
the DIV or The above diseases Tq done up
very convenient for neutrality-suspicious. AMI Agreeable
smiii the breath that III mos ftidous coud
wise man be wise for himself anil be hi stefan with secrecy
and take no foreign French Spanish English vegetable spr
hes, medical men of Amerca think hemsrve. adapted 10
r-at the cons u Of IN IL How r-a ly
amusing obs the nonchalancr which ign
ers om did rent parts IT Europe pr tend palm of tn ou
preparations tn public AM tn unsan tn
eaimrnt Of rtn diseases in tn country. Thcr behoye
every 10 judge for himself and be amp>red with quae
nostrum auacioy at emPsd be forced upon him by
liberate set Of for, ign Tsountthanks
CAUTION.-As these fir tFial will fund be the
most sae speedy for tn above dea,rs oub th-v
will b. court IF it'd Re particular inquire for YOU OBJ
tain DIR Goodml American Anti GouoiIhael P,s the follow
ing respectable drug stores hr det.c ting
he above Pill vi he viii ding most
rgor Black 81 Bsoad~av p Dcki. ilS Broadya Sh-n,
ia Canal opposite Chapel street A. Und hi 81 b., kman st
corner OF limi and AUSTIN IS Canine Price, 20
p bow. r h lO-tf
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u The Globe states that Reuben NJ. Whitney rents
the "beureau" he occupies in the Treasury. So the
Kitchen lets out the peoples Offices and pockets the
rents.
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CUES rsO N.-wuO ARE THE QUACKS!-Crr
n Lnlv at DR. DRANDRETH VIII adverI.e hi Veg ,abis

N I
"a hiny DR. DRANDRErH. wh' adserIses hi Veg
represented. h. would he obliged shut up his o snd
MARCHi e,pecily when 1t j. considered how ~xDened
by him 90 make them known. Dr. r. feels coneni how YER t
all VINO take them Of reading avet
sure m recsnucl hem. Lit those rrpeors IT Midi me-
so free with their appeain Of 4ack with reference him
VINO MT only pTptes hat all di-ts with
msdv charge . cents for their pubic nay he
ehancs Of trying be a. modats erpensc, prove
gpet they will sell equal g. Brsrd-h'- table Unyer.a Pts,
But they ely, ia il thu tFsh ld -ir.pe oout nuc. 10
he ied The publ thea will Brandret w. IT, Ps tnue
o increase IL SHE.
On the 18Th nf Msv, 1885 DR. Brrnih m the fret tim. mad-
known in tn ", he above celebrated " o. Pills. left them
- stand or fall by Oh r merits lie de aIson
other me'cne Simple facts stated ard III follow
pie laid down Is the BRANDRETIiAN Theory. VIC that all
local diseases whether Of the stomach and bo ENHANCEMENT
OF TIE JOINTS RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS CUTANEoUs ERUP-
Tons DYSPEPrc COMPLAINTS. hlever other such
local diseases puts nottas tim plany symptoms
dofdered state Of ne Consultation and that DR. VIM eth
hal discover medicine IN 75l which had been FIRE public
Engltnd 81 al had the eco ing the Constitution
health and vigo simply BY ne al bal and nons
hmoFs from the hooi bv tn stomach m no sel~The
public have made iTial OF this dicins p ri uf nine
Tine fourth Of the citizens this certify IN
wonderful prop rites Ord for hem om all Union
gnr in lav They give in all r~a af g on
READ in her rar's Of IN paper, BLEEDING ALWAYS
lNPROPER-ASSIST NATIRf-IT l. \ FACT-SOfE
PROOFS TIA & SOME MEDICINES ARE GOOD. An
these establish the Astonishing fact that all and disease cured
by this ONE SIMPLE medicine ice 25 with fu dirsc-
tons fee lS7 liu son, opposite Boome str, ct ~ Y.
fb l2-lm+
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INDIA RUBBER SUPERVISORY BANDAGES A
vey .upeii Tor article the sary deer ea
city TOR The riief uf Vasic,cee tn csf II
hosssmen and othsrs To be Rad. wholesale and retail at No.
ANA street, adjoining the Museum. feb eff
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CONSUMPTsON.-DrL ayeman's Balm e Gi.ead-
~ Ba IN all the dteren, is the hest medicine exiln
and should always have tri its medicinal properties
great For sale by Patrick Deke 4S sdEay; j. Syme CO
bowery. PiIce % cents per bottle fb eff
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STANIMERING CUKED.-The .alserilsr ha.I oea-

STAMMEsRiNG CUkED.-1he subscribed has loea-
~ ted himself this city Tor the purpoe f curing StsmmeriRg
and all ether npedments And has takes No
Cuusnd Western Hotel where he will attend all who
call him. that need his services. Having been himself
afflicted fum thdho with distressing impeachment of Speech
he avtd hsef at the modes taught by the celebrated
Mrs Leigh Of New York. aud Dr. Chapman Phi ldcphz with
Bat after long and patient Of the
and Of his 4ciio he has succeeded in rpg system
rniIey by which he has cured hins u and all who
male apple l., him. This has several
proved successful IN which had resisted ihe kf
tTm others. and ha fail c complete
BEING ofhe fact that persons have this who pros
sed the ant 81 curing amnens and who inadequate
10 ELI Ct oreye having in he instruction Of
tkers Ell citing HIMSELF he feels RECT
coming here the public Of this city, bringing ample testimony
the oeptea the superiority Of his system
al hes and the etc that has al attended its
application Tie has associated with him Mr. j. Sinclair recently
n his pupils assistant BY this ladies will
he iatghl a 10 class.
Terms from 5 10 50 dollars according 10 the Of the
and the situation ct the Applicant in all will be
guaranteed ~ the nloney will he rcfiu,trd.
For further inquire Of the subscriber his rooms
nv letter post paid
inn
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to-, t 'exe 20 resd philosophy
SHAKSr,l sttN: SAITH THUS-Thus saitl

&C. tsc 'esve 20 read philosophy
SHAKSr lsuE SAITH THUS-Ths saith Shaks
~ the msi profound Of philosophers, the very wi
lard Of hu'. Give the leave read
tie rtaer e the philosophy Of Health Long Life Hsppi-
and all tbs equipments Of this lower world What's Life
without Health Nothing. What Health without
Worse than nothing II afflicted with any those troubles
that Flesh IS heir To, such
DYSPEPSIA, RHEUMATISM, FEvERS, AGUES,
SCURvY, SAL T. RIiEUM-
You will readily cry Dear Dotsr-knd DscOr-do give
something take-giye something nc-Quick-
quick ~ La such would
" Give leave 20 lead philosophy"
% you from MOFFAT'S CELEBRATED CODE OF
HEALTH Ihore will 6nd an OF the vEGETA-
bLE LIFE PILLS the real PHENIX BIITERS, capable
Of restoring the shattered constitutions pa Ting ish
the most obstinate disorders. Apply
MOFFATrS Office,
feb sims No. 81 IIudon street.
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LONDON FASHIONS FOR JANUARY.

EVENING DRESS hi;e Grape robe over while satin
the eorsage IS cut very low, pointed the bottom and
draped low On the bosom, with perpendicular fold in
The centre OF the breast The top of the corsage is bor
dered with blond standing up. knot of white satin
inland Is attached upon the drapery al the bottom of
the folks, and another the point The ends from this
latter are twe and descend nearly the bottom of
the skirt, where they terminate in bow and ends
another Is placed the of band nearly al the
Knee Short full sleeves ornamenled in a very novel
manner with bows of riband. Italian Iurban of bIue
ganze, trimmed with white esprite, and white ostrich
leather formed IN the shape of the pumage of bird of
paradise
FULL Observation-Disclosures Of deep straw coloured
sailn over which is open robe of white blond lace
the sfonnd plain with very superb border the fronts
are lightly rounded the bottom asd ornaene1 with
straw co'Oured riband run through broad hem: the
body cut very low and tight TO The SHAPE is trimmed
with superb pelerne eur bordsred By riband run
IN, aud row OF bond full. Turkish sleeves the
border corresponding with that of the robe thew are
ooped butterfly bows of satin rband the ccinture Is
tied IN siiniar knOt but with long floating ends The
mar IS ornanens,f with white gauze scarf arranged
m three separate and very full puf in front; il is
decorated with eSPrlts, and gold and ruby rucslet
Tue earnings and breach are diamonds.
BEEF STEAK AND CoFFEE.-THEATRIcAL ASEc-
DorE.-Some time ago. during popular excitement
against conspicuous actor the BOwery Theatre an
attempt was made by the prescribed individual to play
before fashionable house. The boxes demonstrated
the pit hissed from alof they cried boot him OFF,
and all manifested Discrimination to hear him. Dur
Ing the ciamOr, appeal was made to the audience
by the manager, 10 allow the individual TO explain but
they ret0ed the request and continued restless A
smiling gOod-natured gentlemen, well known in the
neighbOrhOod Of Wall and Water Streets as the keeper
OF respectable and extensive eang honse then came
forward address the audience in behalf of Mr. Ham
bin, the manager" Ladies and Gentlemen" said he
Mr. Hamslin has dismissed Mr.. F. from this Stage
what more will you havew Beesieaks and coffee for
two" exclalIaed wag IN the pit
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hR. PARIS'S CELFBRArED SPECIFIC FOR
- q n0rrhea f.$ssuch been rt-nse in an
unmarried lave contre I'd mmo di ease NAV
hnd safe and ain m d. nr without n
hn.me injury 10 tie csu \ ent infect ON will Ne
cur IN NV vs. II" had rs Division Prize g.. Ad-
vice given 10 those using Ia medicine feb ls-lm
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POTTER's CATHOL'CON.-7 lew do1l

POITEk,S CATHOt'CON-Nt few dozen, jest
Il received, and for sale h, thr d.x~n ~ b.ui~, w
RU>HrON A>PINvsLI.
feb 6-'f &c William >,rec, srI no R,n,Iw,v
u LIFE. LIFE, LtFE.-G onorrhe', Gi-e,,. s,ric-
lures Seminal WaSnrs Seminal Em ons IriliIion of the
kdnss Rllr ur fhr &c in all IN r different stages "a
dca cur hv thu OF on boS Of Doctor GoOdmss Anne
rican AniiG ',rf hal Pis. Ses adv rfis-m "
A HDERS ms RHEiTNATI DROP@-4,G7. Ia, Al,
"A inf niioiy and Chronic Rhrnu'sm i had At l42
ThmpSn .rci Th hvalnsbe medirine. called Anle~.o
Hheunac Drops for the ahYve dseasc ed moy and AL
WIN h'vs been fortunate lake H. certificates of which can he
hal Hrrcearv cd y who an lci-u with IN,
tste disease, and Win a the time -fakng tho III p WEIR
entirely helpless, md whose limbs greatly swollen and die
trsd have DAYS able the ont A. or s
IS and in three weeks entirely To health and
vigs ~ lin.
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For sale wholesale and retal bv p Dic'e AS BadSav re-
tail by f. Black 49, Broadway Mhan 1888 SYM.
63 BOwerv; t. An As Camne street; Sch du ma Canal
opposite Chapel street fen OFF
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q ID q I'D s..

consisting in part Of the following articles
Black, Blue, Brown, and Fancy colored
G.. Otis and CASSI MERES; White and
Brown Linen Drilling; Slormant Canloon
Cords; Cottonadcs; Blue Drilling Rowen
Cashmere Ermnett Black Lasting, and
Bombazlne, with great variety of Summer
Goods for Gentlemen. silk Velvet, Silk.
Marseills and Valencia VESTINGS; Cali
Goes; GInghams; French Muslins French
Calcoes and Cambrcs Linen Cambria ::
Cambria Muslin; colorcd Cambrics: More
no, Thibet, Worsted and Cotton SIlAWLS;
Fancy llandkfs.; Flagg, Bandana. Ponpce.
Mndrass and Cotton Flagg Handkfs; Black
Silk Cravats Stocks Cravats for Ladies :;
Book Muslns; Figured Swiss, Jackonet,,
and Null do Linen Cambria Handkfs :.
Laces, tdgings, lnscrtings, Bobirett Lace;
white black and green Blonde Gauze Vehs !;
Blonde Lace do. Cuttings and Edgings
large assortment Ladies' Kid and Silk Gloves:
Genilemens do; Linen and Cotton do: Ho-
slery; Parasols Umbrella. India Rubber
Aprons great variety Of Ladies Tuscan.
straw and Leghorn II ATS fashionable
shape; Misses do; Palmleaf and SILK Hats
Bead Bags; White Black and Pink Crane
good assortment Of plain and colorcd Silk,
Tor dresses and bonnets; ArtifciaIs; Pongee,
canton Flannel; Russia taper; Birds Eve
~: Russia Shectings, American Shcctngs,
ShlriIngs, Tickings, Stripes, Checks, Cotton
Yarn, Wadding, Batting, Wicking, &c. &c.
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pAIH,P5 s. Il'Y,4 9yPWWWsD sc.
Strayed or stolen.

L'RON the subscriber, large bay MARE 0
years old his Spring, said Mare was a
ua'u'ai ir"tier, with scar on her face Who.
eve: VIII return or give the subscriber any inlor
nation about said mare, shall be literally rewar.
ded gpNIAutN E.v
Rutland, MAY %, 1886. %
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CHINA, EARTHEN & GLASS WARE.
HARD wAEM o. CUTLERY.

do Knives Forks, Pocket
Punch Pe Bed and
Irons, Locks Steea, Brass Brass Candle
Cds,tea
Mills, Philadelphia mill
inch
o 2inchto
and Brass Iatches Block tin Tea PotS
jnes Tools Braces and Bits Plain Irons Morce
Ciel
Wood marking Pa
nch do nclr socket Ches Gug Sd ch Saw Sets Patent
GunblC Squares. &c
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-31
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