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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05
AN ORDINANCE to amend tn

AN ORDINANCE to amend the
Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance
regulating and defining the duties
Of Borough Officers in the Borough
Of Richmond" approved and pass-
ed Sd day Of June, A. ID. 1884.
SECTION l. Be It ordained BY the Boz
geAes and Borough Council Of the Boro' 4
Richmond: That in addition to the dstiee
enioined by the fourth section Of sa1
Ordinance upon the Borough Treasures
it shall be the duty or said Treasurer, =
the first stated meetings Ut the Bosss
Council in the months Of October -
April in each and every year, to fusnse
said Council with statement sbevingsee
amount Of monies received by hin -
from what sources, and also tho amsa.
paid out; which account shall Be bslassc1
up to the last day Of the preceding noc1
Tie shall also state the amount Eemssv
in his hands together with the aFreafaeD
Of taxes in the tanGs of,he Collector.
SEC. 2. 1t shall be the DUTY Of -
Treasurer. at the time he furnishes
Council v i,h his statement in the mooeoe
April in each wear, to settle his scoss
with SAID Council and produce his voses
j.rs, which being allowed, sbs III be cass
lied BY them and retained and h'ed By
Clerk Of the Borough. And if shall
the duty of said Clerk Immediately
after, and atIeast two weeks psevn
the annual election Of Borough oti'ce~
cause full statement OF all rscespGs
expenditures for the past year to e
li.hed, by inserting ,Le same
newspaper printed in tas bosoSeo' -
posting up two copies tf,ereot'" f.o
mos, public places in the limits q
poration.
Passed LIST Of March. 1880. 4
FRANCIS KING, Boo1 CE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05

A quarterly meeting cf the Youn~
Mems Literary Society. will be held in thu
trent room Of the third story Of ID. T.. Wiz.
GINS brick building, on Saturday syeo;o.
the 18th Of March.
by order ofthe Secretary.
March ;, 1885.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05

nue paid by each township.
THE YANKEE CPRIs The advertise
nent> in the New England papers, VI sur
plus female population, are likely to be-
productive Of some good. We hope thew
may be the means Of getting some Of the
Yankee girls good Buckeye husbands;
that the Lowell or NewburyWr, iasses
would make our backwoods lads most ex-
emp!ary and excellent wives, we have no,
the shadow Of a doubt. We perceive by
a late Newburypori (Mass.) Herald, that
Mr.. Luther w. Day, substantial young
farmer OF Lorraine county, in this state,
has written, in serious mood and with
good intent, to friend in Newburypor,,
to forward him a coed wife from among
The surplus one thousand Of that town.
But as Mr. Day writes very good and
sensible epistle, there is no reason why
it may not be copied entire. We recon-
mend il as model, in length, spirit aud
style, to other backwoods SWANS, that
may be signing for the s;iken captivity
y is dated at Wellington, Lorraine county,
Ohio-and runneth thus:
'DEAk ClR.-l perceive " WV A@'0
vile Public Advertiser, that you have
| 1000 more females than males, IN your
town; and Of course you have some girls
that would make good wives, and ! am
in want Of one. ] am thirty-two years old
Of midling size, Of decent appearance; OF
good education for a backwOodsmt n
own a good farm, with Improvements sui
ficient to support small family; and have
good crop Of wheat On the ground.
arm good natured man, Of COED mora
character, and in good credit; and # you
can send me good girl, not over twenty
five years Of age, will pay all expenses
receive her thankfully and use her well
and thaLk you, dear sir, thousand times
beaides; for there are no girls in this place
aid my business is such that cannot
leave to find one.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05

ONO CoNyENrIoN.--The Convention
held q, Columbus Oh the ed ultimO. fol
the purpose Of nominating candidates in
opposition to the Baltimore nominations,
and also to select candidate for Governor
of that State, was unusually large; various
accounts estimate the number at from one
To two thousand. Their deliberations re-
suited in the nomination Of VIM. Henry
Harrison for President and Francis Granger
for Vice President Of the U. s., and Joseph
Vance for Governor of Ohio. An electo-
raj ticket was also formed for the State
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05

A Few years ago couple Of dutch
men upon the hills of Limestone, had
a dreadful falling out about one Kill
ling the other dog. for which he sued
for damages. They were called into
court, and the defendant in the cause
~ asked ky the Judge e be had XII
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05
EOu N ID

A ND left at nv house, three miles ease
Of Richmond, on the National Rod,
a small TRUNK; any person psoviag
property and paying for this advertisemese
may have tho same.
March 5, 1896. JOHN SMITH.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05

ATRocIoUs Active learn that a murder
was committed a few DAYS ago in Union
county, equalling in reckless cruelty that
Of the celebrated Cowan of Cincinnati
The particulars have not been ascertained
but it il reported that SINE wretch killed
his wife and three children. We hope he
may At least have tie mantle Of insanity
to cover the reproach on human nature.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05

A Bill has passed the Legislature
of Ohio to prohibit the circulation of
small notes in that state by vote of
SO to %. We have not seen the bill,
but presume the prohibition extends
to all notes under 5 dollars. This law,
we believe, would have a beneficial
tendency in this state, as nearly all
the small notes in circulation here,
are from the Ohio Banks, and a safer
change would probably be substitu-
ted if such a law were enforced in
that state; and our own law on that
subject would be more respected.
The first No. of The Family Mag
azine has been received at this Office,
and well deserves the title. 1t is pub.
lished monthly in pamphlet of forty
superroyal Octave pages, by Eli Tay-
lor, Cincinnati Ohio, at one dollar
and fifty cents in advance. The great
variety of useful and interesting mat
ter contained in its pages, embraces
almost every thing Of general utility,
illustrated in a handsome and correct
manner by numerous engravings. A
copy Of the work can be seen at this
office.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05

divided between the several town
ship schools in his respective county,
in proportion to the amount Of reve-
'nue PAID by each township.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05

The Circuit Court for this county will
commence its Spring term on Monday
next.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05

The Anti Maeons Of Massachusetts, have
nominated Martin Van Barren for Presi
dent.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05

KExTrcxx.-The House Of Represen
tatives Of KY have nominated Gen. Vim
II. Harrison for the Presidency, by a reso
luton of that BODY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05

The Legislature of Kentucky has arg
mented the salary. in future Of the Gov
error Of that state, from $1,000 to $500.
The same body has also passed an &C,
to increase the pay Of the members from
two dollars per day, 10 three.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-03-05
National Road.

National Road
twill be seen from the following arfi-
Gle which we find in the Springfield 20.
Pioneer, that another effort IS making to
procure a change in the National Road in
favor of Eaton and Dayton. We had ,ho't
this question was put to rest by the Pres-
dents approval of the report of Captain
Garfield:
In the House of Representatives,
on Friday last, Mr.. Vinton, from the
Committee on Roads and Canals, re-
ported a bill, authorising change in
the location Of the Cumberland Road.
so as to carry it by Dayton and Ea-
ton. The bill was read twice, and
made the order Of the day for the
second Tuesday in March. SO are 60!
Since noticing the above, We have seen
an extract Of 4 letter from Washington
City to gentleman Of this place. which
states, that the Bill to change the Cumber-
land Road in Ohio was ordered to be en-
crossed for third reading, which probably
ensures its passage in the House.
KExTrcKY.-TheH House Of Represen-
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revenue for tho year one thousand
eighthundrcdand thirty-six.the boards
doing county business in the several
counties in this State shall. at their
May term. fix the per centum to be
levied and collected on all real prop
erty and Improvements thereon; all
stock in Incorporated companies. ac-
tually paid in. to be assessed to such
companies. and all personal property
made liable to taxation by this act.
at five cents on each hundred dollars
OF valuation there of. and in like pro-
portion for 4 greater or less amount.
and for the purposes of county reve-
nue.. they shall at the same time on
all property made liable to taxation
by this act. fix any per centun, by
them deemed necessary, on each hum
dred dollars Of valuation thereof. 70
be levied and collected As is herein
directed.
SIC %. That the boards doing
county business in the several coun-
ties IN this State, be. and thew are
hereby authorized and directed to SET
apart for the encouragement Of com.
mon schools, FIVE per centum of the
gross amount Of revinue collected in
heir respective counties for state
MrPescs; which sum So set apart
2e Be deposited with the SCHOOL,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-23
Burlington, Nov. % 1896.
STATE OF VERMONT.
Dl-TRIcr Of CHITTERDES, KS.

DI-TRICT Of CHITTERDEN, rs.
YNIIEREAS application hn> been made
w To the Pr"5al" C nrt f,r the DIST.
aforesaid. by Henry p. II'ckok. Guardian
OF Mortimer Buell., a male infant, under
The age of twenty one years. and Maria
a. Buell.. female infant. under The az"
ri eighteen years. for authority TO sell Ger.
tain lands therein named.
Therrf're it il ordered by said court that
the said l.enry p, guardian as ainrcsa 3D..
give notice TO oil persons concc ned IN his
SAID application. to appear nt Il Probate
Court l." be holden n' Burlington on tho
third "Wednesday of January, A. y. 1887.
then and there 10 shaw cause If any ynu
have why said Application should not be-
granted, BY publishing the substance of the
subject matter Of the same ~ the Free
Fress. newspaper printed al Burlington
IN the County OF Chnlenden, two weeks IN
succession, the las, publication to be not
less than two weeks previous to said third
Wednesday of January.
Given under my baud nt Burlington. in
the District "f Chriend"n AFORESAID, This
2lst day of December, A, ID 1886.
CHARLES RUSSELL Judge
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PhilO DOolittle.
LemueI Curtis & Co.

A RE now reccying their Fall and VIM
IN ter purchase OF Goods, which with
their former stock, comprises by for the
larges, and most desirable assortment they
have ever had the pleasure Of Offering 10
the public comprising
D-on1 C.oths; blue, black, violet mixed
dra6, brown, and every fashionable and do.
,Jrabe shade.
Double and single mili'i Cassi,neres.
PLAID. striped and buck skins.
MohaIr. Pilot and Lion skin over coat
cloths. cases French. German aud En-
aheh Mcrnos, Alap'ncs. Reshle checks
hgd M"rinoes. 2 cases English Chiniz
ana Ruby prints. 6 do. domestic plate and
furniture do. -Four hundred ps. colored
Cambrlc-. from 0 l.2 to l2 ? cts. 3
bales 4 aud Ga llckngS.
Coo'eGlPouIt d" Sue. Gro de Naples
and Gro de Rhine Silks; Super Italian Gro
de- SWISS and Matteon Silks Ten pieces
super fed SaIins. D,ma,k ThIbet, raw
sllk Chally and Tibet wool hdS's. 4, 6,
8. aud ~ Abs white scarlet ana black me.
rno shnwls Forty dozen from 4 10 l04
Prusslan aud wors,ed do. Blankets OF
cvory description. Mackinaw, rose and
common do. i to Fiaunels; white and
coIor'd Russia shrcllpgS, towelIlng, diapers,
damask table covers, 4 to I2 4lhs. &c.
Burlington Nov. e5. 1896.
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DIR. q. RI. SAXTON.
STRGEON DENIIST.

~
rs at home, and wril attend AT his office
l. Yves, side ur,.lI"use Square. in all
srasonab'c hnnrs. frnm This trun forth, aS
well ION or about The 9Th December.,' as
thereafter until further ic",-where
he is prepared 20 manufacture and insert
Artificial .Minerui or Porcci,tin Teeth from
n SINGLE tooth Ia whole sets. corresmn.
ding ~ color and fnrm to the natural teeth.
with .k'lI aud workmanship not surpassed
bv nnv Dentist in The Unned States. and
Ia perform all other opera; ions ~ the line
of Surgeon Dentistry, aud will be happy
/" wat upon and give professional advice
to any ladies aud gent lcmcn who NAV b."
pleased 10 favor him with their patronage.
DR.. $. has p"rmi,si"n 10 refer l." number
If cases where he has lately inserted srv
eral entire sells of these ban'iul aud du.
rahlc teeth which viii show for themselves
D'Dr. s. also manufactures and has for
sale at his office. Teeth, Tooth paste.
Washes. Lotions. sc
Burlington. Drc"mher Q. 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-23
TO all whom this may concern.

TTlE subscriber would respectfully IN
4 form the inhabl'ants OF Burlington
and it, vicinity tia, he hns opened s''"l
on College Street, in the room under III,
Free Press Office. where he intends man
uiaclurinr portable. fnll shafier, inleys.
side. and plain SADDLES Mated. gilt,
jappancd. aud ported HARNESSES, OF
var,ons descriptions; hard leather. ,m,'a'
ton. bellows top. aud common TRUNKS. .
CARPET Observation-Disclosures;
Pill Bags Val<scs. and such other att
Giles AZ usual in his line of business. Car
ringe Trimming exccn'cd in the nea'cs'
manner, and obituary Equipments of all
dcscrip, ions manufactured to order.
Nopalns or expense will be spared in the
selection Of good stock, or in the manu'ac
turing of the articles Any persons wish
ing any of,h" above articles will please I"
avail himself of tins favorable opportunity
as shall sell on reasonable terms.
The subscriber hopes. by industry ant
punclual slieni'on TO business 10 merit q
share of public patronage. All order;
prompt y attended to.
SAMUEL s. SKINNER.
burlington, Dec. l6. 1896.
DWan,cd, q JOURNEYMAN nt iht
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Cold Weather Articles,

Al The Cheap Cash Store
BUFFALO ROBES. Fur CAPS aud
ID Capes, Mulen-, gloves. M"ccosins.
Over shoes. Satin Braver. for Brnnets.
shawls. &c. 1000 ID. Cotton batting
Al-o a new stock Of carpcling and w,"llen
yarn. Droad Cloihs. Casslmrrcs aud Sat
tipetts. oil for sale very cheap by
s. f.. HOWARD.
P. S. Wanted "A first rate English
Ingram Carpet Weaver.
Dc. 90.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-23

USlC--rhc Boston Acadcmy's col.
lVl lection Of ClIORUSES being .
selection from the works OF the most ctni.
nen' composers, as Handel, Haydn, Mozart
q 'elhovcn, and others together with
several new and beautiful pieces by Ger
man authors, adapted to English words
expressly for this work. The whole ar
ranged with an accompaniment tor the
Piano Forte or Organ. For sale nv
Dec. l6. v. HARRINGTON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-23
The Fairy Book-lS37-lllus

tra'ed WIN wOod GUS by ADAMS. For
sale by " Harrington.
"HE collection of tales here submitted
l. TO the American public, has been
taken. with some slight alterations. from
the 'Magazn DIES Fees or FAIRY Tales OF
Perrsult. Ftnelon, and Mesdames lie Prince
de Beaumont. and D'Aulnoy, lately publish
ed al Paris. In external appearance, 'h"
original has been closely followed, although
several new and beautiful designs by CHAP
MAN have been introduced. All the cuts
ere beautifully executed, aud nothing secm-
wanting which II was thought would rem
der il more worthy Of opprobatIon.-Rnick
sv6oeksr, Joy December
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Rurlinpton. Nov, Z, 1896.
EYE WATER.

DR.. .4Iams' Celebrated Eye IPaier.
Warranted an cflcciunl cure for sore, weak.
and nnamcd eyes.
PRICE 2j CENTS PER VIAL.
TNflIS celebrated article was invented by
l. one of the most distinguish d physicians
of the age, aud during an extensive practice
of 30 wears. he invariably rrsorled Ia il in all
eases Of sore, weak aud lnhamcd eyes. iha!
came under his notice, aud So great Il celrb.
rl,v did he acquire thereby, thai they came 10
him from all parts, aud IN no instance was il
ever known To fail IN producing the desired
effect. A short time only has elapsed since
the article was first il troduccd TO public no.
lice. aud during that period, upwards OF
THREE THOUSAND BOTTLES
have been disposed Of, and the demand for II
is RAPIDLY increasing. So sure aud speedy is
the effect produced ov this article, that one
single vial has completely cured an lnflamed
eye, though various remedies had for a long
time previous been resOrled To, but in vain.
Ample directions acconpan the article, asy
well as letters of recommendation from the
most respectable physicians in the country
With u view TO insure It's u.eiulness in II more
extensive way, the proprietor has appointed
the following persons wholesale Agents for
the sale OF it. where The public may rest assur-
cd Of procuring the genuine article.
JOSEPH FISH Il. proprietor,
7lh & Buliunwood,
JOHNR. ROWLAND. 240. Market &
a. IIOSKiNS, $50 Market streets,
Phi ladelphia.
Dr.. w. l.. ALTEE, Lancaster.
}. e. J. II. PECK & CO,
Burlington, VI.
As will Of all druggists aud s,orekeepcr'
throughout the State.
Orders thankfully received and punc;ually
attended to ioI eye water or drugs.
Philadelphia. June 90, 1861.
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Wanted.

NJ Office is hereby gwen to The stock
~ hoiders Of the Farmers and Mechan-
lcs Bank, that a meeting will be holden On
the sec,nd Tuesday of January 1887, a.
their Banking House at Q O'Clock p. NJ.
TO make choice of seven Directors Of said
Bank for the ensuing year, by order Of the
Board.
JOHN PECK, Pref.
Rnrlinntnn Dec ! lGS6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-23

70 the Hon. the Prnbale Cuuri for tn..
Cnnniy OF Chntrnden. comes Henry p.
Hick"k of Burlington. in SAID District.
and shows tn said court TINT he il legal
guardian If Mortimer Bnrl. ina lc ,nlan,
under the ngo Of twenty one years, and
of Maria A. Buell.. female innnt under
the nge of eighteen years, both Of The
town Of Burlington aforesaid That the
said Mortimer and Maria a. are seized
as tenants in common 10 ihpir own right
in fee Of a certain parcel Of land in sald
Burlington containing about sixty acre.,
living upon the lake shore. at place
calrd The Red Rocks. and known az the
Wood Lot Of Or as Buell., late IT said
Burlington. decentralization. Of n certain
other parcel of land IN sad Burlington.
upon the Interval, 50 called. containing
about thirty acres, and bounded bv lands
Of John Pnmcroy. lands "f John N. Pom.
eroy. and the road leading acrns. The 10.
val;--also, If n certain other parcel
Of land in said Burlington. containing
ahnu' two and half acres nf land houn
drd north aud east by lau1l Of Moses
Callin. ives, nv tho rnah lrading from
the Square to he Fails, south bv the
road lending from sad last Iuen,i"n"h
road BY Muses. Cail,n's 10 the W'noo.k
Turnn,ke;- Aud tina, n snlr Of said ih'rc
parcels of land is conducive to The best
interests Of his said wards. Whrrrinr
he prays SAID couti tn graut hun license,
and empower him to sell the SAID lands
And your petitioner will eyer pray.
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Truman Burri,t's Estate,

To the II,u. the Prnhile Court for the
D,s'ric, OF Ch,ltcndcn, comes the sub CT,
Der Harmon Burrn,. Administrator Of the
estate of Truman Burriit late Of Hines.
burgh in said district, deceased, aud rep
resen,s that the personal estate of SAID
ceased will not be fficieni to pay tn"
debts thereof. & hereby makes application
to said court. for license to sell said estate
fr ,ha, purpose. HARMON BURRIrT.
Willston. Dec. 10. 1886.
STATE OF VERMONT,
DI.TR,cT or CHlTTENDEN. 50. {
A y n probate court holden nj W,llls'on.
IA in SAID di-,ric, or the 10Th dav uf De
ccmbcr. A. ID. 1886, it Is orncrcd that az
nccnun, be taken Of the debts. and also
the proceeds nf the personal estate Of said
drcrnscd. and that the heirs and all persons
concerned in sad estate be notified to op-
pear befnrc said court on the second
"Wednesday Of January next at the office nl
the Register of this Court in Burlington,
afnrcsa,d. to give bond for til" payment ol
debts. and show cause why the license a.
aforesaid >hon'd not b. granted, and that
such notice be gwen BY publishing the
above application Together with thus orde'
three weeks successfully "a soon as ma,
be in the Free Press. newspaper printed
at Buring,nn 10 SAID district.
GIVEN under my hand, the day aud yea
first above written.
| WIN WESTON. Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-23
PRESENTS FOR HRISTMAS AND
NEW.YEARS.

WYE are. mud shalt cunlIuue to be-. open
w ing aud arranging for sale, ngrca'
variety of articles, such MS are usually
called for at this season Of the year. Th"se
wishing small articles for children, or more
expensive ones for others. will perhaps find
sonnet hing suitable at the Variety shop.
Dor assotIm"n, i. more complete than ever
fur December aud January"
PANGBoRN g. BRtSsMAtD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-23
Sale of Paintings.

"iLL be sold at N. u. Haswcll auction
w room, OH Tuescay next, a, o'clock
p NJ. irnol previously disposed Of al private
s.lc. choice collection Of historical and othcI
OIL PAINTINGS. by a native American.
recently returned from Italy. They will be
open for exhibition on Monday. The public
ire respectfully invited to call and examine
them. Dec l6. 1886.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-23

TIIE subscriber has this day received
l. and is now opening his tall stock OF
medicines, paints, and aye woods. which
were selected with great care, aud will BE-
sold on as good terms as any IN the market.
ROBERT MOODY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-12-23
Looking Glasses,
Portrait g. Picture frames &c.

TINE Subscriber has now ready tor sale
l. and will be constantly manufacturing
splendid assortment of LOOKING
GLASSES, from % cts. To Sl8, made by
the beat city worknen, and will be sold OF
New York prices. at wholesale or retail.
Portrait aud picture frames. and oil gold
work IN the line, done on short Lollce and
IN the best manner al his factory over the
Hardware and Drug Store.
Burlington, Decem. 7. 1886.
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Just reccivedat the Shoe Store

N Church II, so pnr mems India Rubber
over shoes, so do. Ladies fur lined water
proof b""ls aud shoes AMI good assert
mcnt of Grn'l'mens bools, shoes aud
bumps; Ladies'. Misses aud chdrens shoes.
Ladies Mnrcasins &c. on hand: thick boots
for men aud boys. aud all articles not on
hand, made on short notice
d. s. RUSSELL.
Nuv. 90. 1896. CIV
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Japanese Lotion.

ITO remove frrcklos. p,mpcs, and ell
l. cruplloos Of the SKIN. aud for the cure
Of chapped hands, faces, SC. for sale at
the Variety Shop,
Oct. 20. PANGBoRS g. BRINsMaIp.