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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20

And ali tic emtsrra.smens gloom and apparent despon
d.ney which has within few months, extended over
wd. spread county the people OF Vermont while they
not bs sympshEe with those 81 their unfortunate ie
low eien, have great of corrraOIaon themselves
that they have not a,le hut n slight degree, comPa-a
usey. participated ia the genoral pressure
10 tfue tina, Of manufacturing Establishments
have suffered ard SIN suffering under the heterogeneous
II money concerns, and tie wool growers who
eaoanse to hold upon their last years clip for high
psces. are writhng little that account. But
these ,houeb they hasna claim upon ,ymp',bes,
.itsie but small share Of cnerprising population.
We have smother Of consnatou, which s closely
allied TO peouDsty aars.-Our banks, although they
have followed the example Of others and those gigantic
suspendng specie piymeoiaro doubtless IN better con
son than the banks of most Of tic states aud they
tsiny n bet credit at home and abroad, Il not
greatly misinormod The bills of most Of them better
currency travel With the eouary is said than the
paper Of any banks ia the union
Oar mercantile folks too, aud traders /, IS tSid in
quite good standing promP,ness and credit as in any
psu OF the oouatfy.
enec lingering hope yet remains that VIC shall be en-
abed 10 weather the Storm until IT Is over aud partially
escape the general calamity which has visited most of the
statts.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
n iRI,iI;D.

IT, Woodsioek 18th inst. DR.. Emmpns Of larland, TO
Mss Jlse = Sylycser.
IN S.afshuty Oh inst Mr. Cafael A Potter, o Ne" LIS
bon y \ t. Ms. lane Cruas Of s'shsbuy.
IaDInviNc Mister Eob' aim litaiofo 70 Nile, Lpeiha
Wet iItb a. Usu,ilr
ia Windsor 8lh ins. 81 Daaio Newell q Illinois, 70 Miss
T., Ro,sifan 5Gih ult Mf Rowland Mstiier ~ Hartford
"a o. As Mar Francis dllgLtef 81 Ger JohE Ffancs
A. Iifsticl,,r1 liHInt NJ JaHc- " Aillimore 81 Sd
ron 0L,o 70 Mics Helen &. Frost 81 Battle
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
BRIGHTON MARXET--Honday,J June IL.

AMarlet ql8 Beef Cattle 20 Cows and Calves and 80
Sheep and - Swine.
PKIcfs.-Bssf Cattle We advance our quoah M to
cortrrpoud with -lufs So % FHh quality. 81 -
50 second quality 81 % third quality 20 a W.
Coue and Calre sales ids al o. 70, IS, 70, %.
and $40 n
sheer of : eep and Lambs were taken a, 81 IS
egl MeiAers a So 90
Strinf- Al retail and 10.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20

The Han ~ j1imct dcuoghccs Gov Ednafds poiH-
lczi uatof. eonseqg'ace Of s set1ay thc h 20 rfsi
axe ehsncf ri tie Nce Ia'ca City il4ni Doth hm afd O. @
a. Gov WHO saved iAe >ahsfd IauA by be- es,ine vote
the Senste declare % lie "oeerefs from s DelO
cratic party jour. Con
Washington letter ia ,ho i3snors Pssr.a uen,arr
Of spPfoariing changes il Tie Csbinsi SO
v Tciife ssys ile NiteTJ slleyi lie als sAa
accompanied bead oflhs Var Dep.rueHi Mf Poinssii
Messfs Bsos and sss Hnsf confidently talked 81
ths acur.5lls oftaos. tae agh eGoe tbal 10
gacAsc1."
chares ". RerA el Wig bar hses slee,sd Mayor O.
Aof~ieh, q. b msJon. q -. Ia April lss tie v
maiaui} cas- =
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
By last EreaiHg's Mats.

THr t''1 'y''is"s sat Iarn'shcs sc'hiss - 90,
~rFofiasss 10 sd 10 tie es~s efbe ~est The nprs,
na'ssi 40 iAs prcars sst ss~.whst ssiees
~ The Presrec II gcri ttor, hfoeehos tho oesa'r,.
genrrsy .eeps tho 'fcraiator. a ehest TIC st'cis Of
sresd ''ua. uant te asy higher s.a the s~s,
isdges thni scon daen ic-s'. rNsrs
movements tod sboe, ~eci IN, 10 res
isara shat the rsecr~ ra~r. sre shhsr shio-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
TUESDAY EVENING. Iusr 70, 1877.
STATE CONVENTION.

UPon eonsi3cfaios ~ tie slgns cf The tr~s and
sHef Consolation ni.h friends Il tho cause ihe an
aetagred hsss deemed - proper 20 Gala S'afc
Convention uftie opponents 81 The Ns'ianGi 81.
nlais'ssiiou. Ia slcw therefore cf iic present as
rs'ails ioa u.'e - The couoiry and ~ The inrcs.
ssui escri.ops nisch are plsde e. uuslcsd sod dc
cciro ,hs proge O. tie ,fao cseses 4 teecu; e.
vents sad 10 peTpe,sair puacf % 'hs hsaIs If men
oan have, BY as shasc e power ,ui d's-cgsrd "
Ic sdfafiiions ~ Weldon, apa experience destroy.
|s5 he coffsnfg palsiod 'be indusigy. dcungci the
hu,'ncss irnrsrea $40 crod, u tho couaifv and O..
tet~hcifned the rs'irrsi treasury isclfin she tor
reai 81 gearfsl bankruptcy I've do most cbrno,ilt
icgaesi the frccmea 4 Vernon su9por;ofs q the
snp'emacy oftho laws ADD a. constitutional gov
crnmcn, hDtc,tly administered who are opposed to
tae measures aud principles of the ruling dynasty
t. meet BY their delegates. At inssr rRN TEoN
racn rows ~ State Coa,eu.ian q, MONTPELIER 90
~ psEsnAy :hc l2,b nay az i'm, NrxT. ct 10
O'clock a. NJ. 10 making ihis call, we ste con
,cious the snpesl "a made ffccUan Who have tAas
rar itium9hsn'ly and honorsh'y maintained their
ptinoi PIE. sud ihcr political integrity sginst The
enblnr sssao'ir pow e. I'd influence from abroad
and 81 reslous End active opponents among us 10
such men II - nccosnry g., as only 10 suggest
,ha' nov thrn The wave ei political revelation and
rclotn - already bcehniug 90 ssecp orer the ma.
,,sa the honor. the reputation snd the interests OF
B Vermont slj demand Of every freeman 10 DO his
d1ty. by energetic and well directed action.
MILTON BROWN,
J. +. MILLER. STATE
G. l.. KNAPP,
ORRIN SMITH, Committee.
f.. II. PRENTlSS,
+ June 81 1897
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20

'ns act, aiiaaea D. vr WEBSTER IA Ne sssech Al
fshEs, especially Sorlt a tle cain aud deco rsRee.
a. the AustscsH re Tbs charter 81 the Grsl Iisa
u "a Lnfa s'sies ssTafsi in 1871 ard tirse ysar
p q pa tis sers tatpende1 ihfougton ths cesnts
~ eAstsf . 1t~ isis L. ltsnt sryfud l1S
ga Ia sage .osf ssrr pa, ae sts hsts tcen ss.sd
nNosksgi ibs soantry ~ E1yrsss
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
suspending Specie Payments in England.

Those who re1d with attention the English papers, the
extracts them which copied into the papers OF this
county Cannot doub, that the Bank of England viii be
obliged order ;he merchants OF Great irtan from
banruplcy suspend specie payment. The commercial
by the late arrivals any thing bot pieasantt but
Of hope deferred The remiianccs of specie
expected from this county, all know have not been
made and the East India traders have suffered much there
N proportion they have here. Tie London papers
cescd ths port last week spoke of second application
be wing made the bank Of Eng for by
an Aneican house and Of similar applications by other
b1ues II understood that aid has been gran,ed by the
bauk and # alternative for Il, under present
circumstance than 10 suspend spece pay mens allow
the houses N question: and many others fat anu IN that
the bank would suffer losses that would shake her cred
H. lrnoi ruin Ter altogciher.-- Bosf0H Courier.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20

The Nashinston Gole la spcskirg oftlc state Trans
Ter T-itt wiCh are about g. be made We under
siand iha' 10 ssnbg the order transfer oT tie inssE
10 o. drPnssc WITH tne STATES The OF IuiF,
sccfeaf, o. lac lrcatuy tas dtinct Informed The STATES
sgouea, plo orc ovrrpo red aud recap, io
The gnnri deposited HAT state sccspi iron
an oeP,sto .sak cay catency whh - not available and
q par -uc HLch iac Stale NIL not bold itself
L. sceoaui ior ia Tie when required under
pfpsisiOus Il he law Shcuh Of the banks iah o.
~ ssch cauescy be rclseslf that ne order. ~ tFaufer
u9 be rSiurnSd oEdeI thst the sasee may rubrhed
70 orgfess.
Wet, what llssn IS Aai lie State get The Coz
efnafn' irA ae~ands spers ougli ~ pay fpece snd
~ f1t 81 state tii A"nEftas acs, igf q
NeaHhi boseittco Nl great efrdi r. J0s tseis than
~ the nass % re co'aea! 81 Sen EPec,e eraoted
S5oTe0 ISon5ifs. TIE LaHgef Mh,g u Ngsdsy states
that the agen espioIed - Ne cophty
tie a. hadawaska, unosT DISTINCTIONS ss ths aaiae
legssivre sss srfesiea ~ a. ofre oi ae Bsh
uaeat, AZ earned N0udftacs StAa tie Ifish no
Fnos there " 10 inpritoned Tie zaih0res however,
feiasee - eSrazali kIa, sad he We rsltsfed
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20

Neie .Iorseg Legislature. The extra session called by
Governor blckcon, 81 the Legislature Of New Jersey has
adjourned without actually tansacag any business The
Governor be message, called attentoH Of
puLlc moment coneatins himself with declaring eAped
TO make Any Official communication Wloreuppn after
stTcn00us attempt the part Of the Van Buren, members
into oiu ballot the assembly adnufned Tae object
of .ong joint b1liot distinctly understood
e Tie paTEse 81 securing officers 30 the piry TO the
ug ears that tic failed receiving cou
from ihose Who thought II quite we'll suppose
10 attend to the pubic interest first, preference The
"IcS ards aud sp1s' Of party.
Ia Iecfehcc TO the desperate anxiety manifested by the
standardization members 10 bring tins portion Of the public
busincss' 70 a close, The state Gazette says-
There u least TINS Consolation that the violence Of
their p0cs passion 10 De- ascribod Go tie fact that
the violence Of The death struggle THIS the last Joiu
usett7g ihey have ahy hop 81 sendng and therefore
loo tier oppruaii, Of dividing TIC tpois. Il The rBi-
ng Psssipa iiroos death 'n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20

Ivneh fasr taroHsih,itaaai fliRou AZ the liis
ff.-rsl srtirr the Cfcad O"sn 81 81 Car oouniY
Doe dcl in vhrt tt jaw cftc promptly ~ The
damages ,cd iuf csec ~ fachpr iatt tcsf. in 80
h,ficts ~ Asu coun PLAN sinpe mlu WIS sufttrd
a' sterling watch lah sane money Eve Wea On
Ssnd1v dcco ~ tui i1 the hustef and aiier "
,ur BOO, vtpf-,i him as is.hcs. he bfoegi be ~
Ciar touu iu damages and lad them Il $50 Tho lars
promptly gave al be claimed aud q sad had the suH
been bfpugt if uurb higher would have rcad ri'
Govt Jew such would put cud 10 al yncbiHg
piprffr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
Flour.
.rO TICE.

ZnlIls = 20 seniiy thai h-ss gses ~ 100 con-
H.nry ssI ffsi-it filsts ice 90 ipeN "ffsb 81
Md sss. hsnssei basioets 80 ihsnhists SOC ,s1
s ss e4im fileif Ssssf s"f u itsp"lat'e i~f 'asH
oau,rseli sher tins G.ts .....,,.,-
Chl,tealsu Jass 10, 1857.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20

TIE Rershiiesn ~fyessfdsf esro'utcs eeisas ~
~ ~fiafs the pghgrci thu rurfrnrts fcia~s
~ shxarf ~ ftdrrasfssraf ~ essafft sras
fhs speasti,aa LET THEN PROVE THEIR NNu
~ NtT
ust % ~ tr TIE datr Hi th~ IN sds charge
~ prove usnd ~ thts s7a that gut net o.
10 prrsuussd ~ahout rsf 10 sup2ati 81 ifths ful-
charged p'oPess to test ~ operation, "a an iRdtdo
We rAarfc that The issHi taaud IN ne ry ofths
r'cst ct Och, tasrb, tue Ohto hcis iouis,le
5ov tr aver hs he eief o. the Rrpabosn. 1T
HIN pfuts A.s t-HorcaSs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
Very respectfully, yonr ob,t serst.
AMOS KENDALL.

After argument the court decided The drfendaii's
plea 10 The jurisdiction insufficient The Judge in
delivering his opinion s1ys; "lrth.- court has nol
jurisdiction. 10 cour, has and an i1dividoal VIM
may have been ruined by The refusal of nn officer
to perform a ministerial act positively enjHucd mp
on hn by law will BE- entirely without rctress."
Tho court ordered mondanus to Issue direct.
ing the r. NJ. g. To- crear, 10 the rctnfsrs the bal
alces due 60 hem unless by certain day be sliaN
show cause 10 the coui-ury. The question IS beth
er q mandamUs shall issue compelling hin to pay
the balances was trrcrsed for further considcfslpi
when the result of the fnsndumus 10 orei.tthe bal
sncos shall oo a-csrialued.-- II. .Ner,rry.
Fufhrr and iltcr sc1agols 81 tbs affair That aRer
the Pea Masicr Gener sd rcl-eJ obey the nada,a'
ofIbo Coar sppearel D., coune, Saturday, week aad
ssAod for ms 70 pePafe papu protest probsbl which
granted. Further proceedings r.en suspended
usii Saturday last Hsrald
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
Lumber.
Pork.

m URT & MASON have for yale. SALT PORK Of
NJ tie hrfi qual y by ,he pound " barrel.
Hoidai Juns 30, 1881. 70
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20
salt.

,nrRT & MAzoy tE,e fr sale LfPERPOOL
y TURKS ISLAND and cOARSE ~fsfEff"
\ TIT
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20

4 RIO, We arc Informed that upfoaiious and dis
graceful t 81 last evening in Fem stteet IN the
southern ptri he SINE saofs b. understood
had drscrc Ifcpc thp 30 P'fi, nod were put'
sued t nf the n cumptpy With ceftau oiircrs
Of the Police II b. stated that a. the nude, Of tho adfa,
Whcn the spn OF the combtauts hnd fearhtt ITS top
discharged against III" des"ti,rs
and one Of them seriously " not mouaiiy wounded. The
particulars ~ tic not having ttartp'"d, ~ give what
has bee told Vs. precisely we beard IT, Phlaaephia
tfnsfna.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20

Supremacy ofMe Id,rs. In the Circnit Court
ofthe District Of Columbia, there has been pro
c,edng in the name Of the United States, at the
instance of Stockton and Stokes roiotors against
Amos Kendall Post Master General, in which the
defendant was called upon 10 show cause, why a
m1ndnmus should not issue against him. compel
ling him 10 make to the realtors certain payments
and restore certain allowances, made to them, nnd
credited on The books Of the department during The
administration Of the Post office by Nj Barry. tor
their services in carrying the u. s. mail, which
credits ana allowances Mr. Kendall undertook To
counicrbalance and refused 10 pay. The injured
parties pe,i,oncd congress, who referred the mat
ter 10 tho solicitor ofthe Treasury. The solicitor
awarded them about sios, roo. Mr. K-"''a' re-
fused 10 pay The sum, aledging that the solicitor
had transcribed his authority. The Attorney gen.
eral was then consulted. lie gave opinion that
the solicitor had not exceeded his authority, aud
the Post Master General had only to carry the a
ward into effect. The REALTORS ogaiD 3etitioned
Congress. The matter was referred, in the Sen
atc, TO the Judiciary committee aud IN pursuance OF
:her report the solicitors award was confirmed bu'
as the money was not paid, the REALTORS applied to
the judicial tribunal. Hero Mr. Kendall mceis
them by plea 10 he jurisdiction of the court, com
municated in The following letter TO the Chief jus
tice Of the court
Posi- OrrIoE DEPARTMENT, June !, 1887
Hon WIN. CRAscH Chief Justice &c.
Sir In declining appear before the circuit court Of III,
District Of Columbia for the county Of Washington obe
dence their order o the 25ih u purpose show
ing why mandanus should issue nd u.
Post Master General to pay Messrs Stockton
Stokes and Others Of money claimed by them TO bs
due from the Pos, Office Department beg to be
ed that not actuated by Of respect for you
associate Judges personally Of officially but altogether b.
4 high public consideration.
Doubling whether any PARTON Of the judiciary Of the u s
and much whether established Ia this district
for purposes entirely local could c1nsttuionay enquire
the official conduct ofe president heads of the De
pament who responsible, through the process Of i'm
parchment with the view 10 control them N their minsc
rial functions, deemed Il my duty to ask tie opinion
advice Of the attorney general upon the subject copy
/ hIs opinion have The honor Ia enclose
As well for tie gycn by him from the conolu
SION Of nay mind am constrained 10 the conclusion
that your possesses legal constitutional author
~ require the atteudanoe oft!e Post Master General IL
such case and that, ia couuenlnciug tic claim by sp
pearance before them should conpfoni my obligation &
preserve unmpledp e rights Of independent department
| Of the general government
Very respectfully. your obtt sers't
AMOS KENDALL.
After argument the court decided the defendant
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20

4 Gaei 10 think on In Temperance address last s
day evening At Boston the Hon Mr. Briggs stated iha
IN estimate made with az much the nature Of
case admits Il was found that the State OF New York
temperance eurm of the last few years has madc say
of twenty FIVE millions. Extending tins to tine whole of
United states ami the saving by abstinence from aleoh
drinks, was one hundred and lly millions
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20

Gen GAINS new and mos, extraordinary order has
lust reached him from Washington. The dividing Inc be.
tWetn division and that of Gen Scott has been changed
Gen Gaines division has been contradiction. Scott
hrrcd The Mississippi constitutes the dividing line
and Gen Gtncs ordered be accepts Ia optr 10 Jiicr
sou Barracks his future headquarters. lie does accept
we arc GLAD 10 learn. Mobile Adr, June T.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-06-20

4 Caii1raifgtH Outrage We Informed ~ gent
man direct from tie 81 tho Outrage, that ~ the tow
Of last week mob gathered around the dive
Ing ofn naa who bod pure based the place. hcpr
undera udcdy tho land office from the former occuplt
set hrc has bnidugs and burnt them 60 the GROUND
burut considerable Of his fence leaving his crop
red to drprctatnus Ne did learn Che sufrtrts
nor any furhe, pirrulis We think the foregoing, hot
ever, II enough ITtdonia Censor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-20
The Painful and Dcblltatng Complaint of
TEfE prT.rS

receives imhed atc relief. and in numerous in
stances has been thoroughly curee. by the
administration Of
DUMFRIEs' REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
TNIlIS approved compound also mitgates
4 and removes the symptoms which fre-
quon,ly accompany that disorder, and increase
the danger Of the patient, viz. pains in Loins
-Headache--loss of appetite Indigestion,
and other marks Of debility.
A relieved Patient writes from distance,
cit is but justice TO you TO inform you, that
! have used your Dumffcs remedy for the
Piles for sometime past, and have found it EN-.
incntly successful"
An Officer in the Army Observes
II have been troubled for years with the
Piles. and have never found any remedy that
would compare with yours. 1t gave me al.
mos. immediate relief"
A Physician and Druggist writes.
~ have sold all the medicine you sent me,
which is so highly recommended Tor the Piles.
wish you to send me one dozen more by the
bearer"
The remedy is quite innocent, and may be
administered TO all ages and both sexes -
Plain aud ample Directions. with description
Of the complaint. accompany each package,
which consists Of Two boreS. one containing an
Ointment and the other an Eleclnary.- Price
81 for both articles, or so cents where but one
is wanted.
Price 81 q bottle, or bottles for S..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-20
DDR J BIS
Rheumatic Li,1lulent!

will afford lmmed tate rellcfio the patient. ard
has sometimes been attended with such extra
ordinary success as to cure tho most distress
sing Rheumatism in trcniytour hours, even
when Of years standing.
This highly valuable Linimenl is recon-
mcnded with a confidence founded on the eX-
porlence Of many years. no, only as a cure for
that excrucallng disease, but as an excellent
application for STIFFNESS OF THE JOINS, NUMB.
MESS, STRAINS. CnILBLAINs, &c.
Among mass ortcslimony in favour of the
success OF the Liniment as a thorough rene
dv for RHEUMATISM, the proprietor lectS the
following las presenting genuine instances Of
It's efficacy
.Ne,c and surprising cases.
u \ gentleman, Mr.. r. of Charlestownv
| who can be referred to had been confined to
his bed most Of the time for week, suffering
most excruciaing pain from Rheumatism; at.
Ter having had recourse to the round of ant
| do,es usually rcsorted to in this complaint but
without benefit and while in this state ct
suffering. and no prospect, of relief, Mr.. Caleb
| Svmmes, who was his neighbour, and who,
lowing TO the extraordinary benefit he had
hmselfeXpcrlcnced from its use, RECOMMEND.
ed the article with such confidence as induced
Mr. r. to make use Oft, which he did. with
the usual success attending us admnlsr atICn.
viz: immediate mitigation Of pain relief and
cure
u57Mr u of this city, was attacked with a
very violent Rheumatism in his back which
an application Of this Llnimcn, on going to
bed instantly relieved, and cured by morning
observes he nerer used any hing which gave
him so much aud so great relief
| U'An old Revolutionary Officer near Bos-
ton, was sorely afflicted for years with rheu-
matte complaints, especially in his JOINTS aud
limbs, which were frequently much swollen,--
could obtain only temporary relief from med
zeal advice, or the use Of various remedies, and
had dspalrod OF help; when friend who had
witnessed the wonderful effects of this Lin.
menl, advised him to make use oft, which he
did. with the most happy effect i, reduced The
sweliing IN one Might
THIS article is considered so superior 10 epery
hing else, and 10 possess sueh uncommon virtues,
Mat ii as ordered from distant parts Of The coun.
try.
| GTAn agent recently writes "Piease send
me further supply Of Jebb's Linment the first
opportunity shall probably sell consider
able quantity. as il is recommended by 'ome Of
our physicians rsry highly.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-10-20
g. B ID " &c S .
TAILOR.

wv HIIE he returns thanks tor past
w favors and begs continuance OF
the same, would Inform The public that
he continues to maDntaclurc all kinds OF
clothing to order, and will do repairing
nj .hort notice. Geullcmcns clothes
CLEANED from pitch, pant, grease. &c
leaving them neatly pressed. with so''
aud beautiful finish. II any Of the spots
reappear they will be removed free ct
charge. he has on baud a good assert
ment Of coats. pan'aooas, wals'ccats. top
coats. cloaks, wrappers and Boys Clothes.
Also--a small assortment ut second band
clo,hes-tIa's, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Shirts,
Stocks, and great variety ct other useful
articles cheap tor cash, or exchanged tor
anv kind of clothing. cloths, or produce.
N. B. As he can be so easily PAID, he
hopes hose whose accounts are due viii
avail themselves OF the first opportunity to
discharge them.
Burlington Sept. 90, 1897. 3w