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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

DEMOVAL.-C. SHEPARD respectfully mlorns M
IL friends patrons removed his Book, Sia-
onary and Faacy Goods from Is9 Broadway, 262
Broadway Warren street. topposethe City
Hal) -
lie has made forreceivng all new publications
nj the earliest date lie will greatly enlarge his stock, and he
promises keep constantly hand great Variety and ~
choice collection Of Classical Scientific School and Mscela-
Deous Works can be found in the city.
He Will always be ready supply his customers with the
finest quality Of English and American Stationery ainoag
found English letter and note sealing
steel and quill pens penknyes wallets gold and silver pencils
Newmans Reeves Osborns coors engravngs, oil
paintings, nc. ~,
lie viii keep hand avery extensive assortment of
Chdrens Books.
New York, May l. 1887. my6u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12
nOCTOR FAWCRTT, Member ofthe Royal COLLEGE

YHOOTON IA w GETTY, Member OFT Royal COLLEGE
OF Surgeons Of London and Ldmburs and mewbes Of the
Medical College Of Philadelphia, direct has atten
tan 10 the trestnent ofhe following diseases,
GonohGa chancres structures ita'n OF the u'etha bad
uous affections hecent Of veneea cured n two
without mercury preventative be had Persons who
have injured themselves by destructive habit will OBJ
tain immediate relief Separate Offices, 2o Fulton street
Greenwich The stricest secresy observed. my4y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

mr.. GLOVER continues to be consulted confident ally
usual strangers appzsd that DR. g. hos receyeda egu
lar med cal education, and confines himself cce practice
and TO the treatment and Of ceIaR class Of delicate dis
These WHO have been unsuccss treated BY less
enced invited spply his oce No 2Ann
Broadway adjoining the Museum Attendance daily I'LL 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

I v
TER S RED DROP, that have been sold in hill depbia
the last four and Division New York. the last
three sd that so many sco9ndres have tried initiate
erft can he obBBeo al No 5Dyision doors from Chat
ham This medicine well known being the
only prompt a1d safe for yeneea without diet
scant hIndfance from business that deem
any hing further than q PEI bottle warranted e cure
the returned. Every bottle that will have the
u Levson. Of whom il be obtained privately until
tni~h INV In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-12

SUCCOH - large supply oiths .eN German sueesry
my25u III Broadway.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04

lone consults the interest Of ofEice-holders |;
who would separate the interest ol the Gov
eminent from the interests ofthe public.
He is not a Democratic President who
scoiiS at a people Frustrated by his meas
ures aud those oil his predecessor lin whose
footsteps he promises 10 follow people
broken down and harrasseG, bleeding in
every pore, who in answer to the general
cry inr the Interference IF government in
their behalf tauntng'y tells them, that they
are apt to expect 100 much from the gov
ernment.
That is not Democratic Administration
which is led fy such lnan--which sqnon-
dcrs the money OF the people; aud which in
l9 monhs has reduced us from Treasury
overlooking with q surplus OF thirty six
millions, loa direct national debt of ten
millions, and an extension OF obligation to
the states for two quarter payments ol
eighteen millions more; difference against
us Of lweniy-eight millions in yesr aud n
hiatt, besides the expenditures vi the public
recciTtS ai the same time.
That caunot be the Democratic purity
which sustain such leader, aud such an
Administers tioa.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04

JuBLEE. On Inc ped iastnnt, the great
Wig jubilee, in honor Of the regeneration Of
the 'enpirc state,' took place in New York.
The affair went off spenddly. Delegates
were in attendance from Mime, Massachu-
sets, Connecticut, Vermont, NewJersey,
Pennsylvania, Maryland and Delaware. We
have only room for tho following extract from
the account:
M. Ulmanni n. York, on rising 10 Of
fer the Fourth Regular toast said, that il
lad become his Pleasing duty to propose
the fourth regular toast. 1t was senli-
uent which called up thick clustering re-
collection OF revolutionary history. He
did no, know why it WAS, Il ut the nh5bt-
ants of the mountainous districts ul The
world have always been more Distinguish
cd for deeds Of l,eroism than those who
dwell in the valleys and ON the plains. The
land Of Tell and the hills Of Bruce and
Wallace have been more celebrated than a.
nv paris at Europe for all that cGnSliu'es
honor or renOwn among men. So in A
merica ard no STATE has stood leiore
Vermont itr true patriotism and heroic ar
dor in the cause of liberty and the cunsiifu-
inn. We let that we had to fight with
nercenaries, who, like The Nepians, were
bought, g. like Stark we we're resolved To
do ar die. And as the glad tidings Of the
battle OF Bennington few from Hill to hin &
yalley To valley, so he joyful rews OF! our
victory revcrberated through tie land; and
as the victory OF Stark crippled The ar
mics of the foreign oppressor aud leading
10 the Surrender al Saratoga, in the effect
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04
THE ALTON MUKDERERs.

The rioters nj Alton and their abcItors, jus
ti'y the killing of Mr. Lov,joy, and their other
atrocities, under the following clause OF the
constitution Of the stale Of Illinois. 1t is the
Nv cnty seventh section of the s-venrh article
"The printing presses shall be free to every
person who undertakes to examine the pro-
ceedings Of the General Assembly, or of any
branch Of government, and no law shall ever
be made to restrain the RICH, thereof. The
free communication of thoughts and opinions
is one Of tia invaluabl; rights Of man; and
every citizen may freely write, speak md paint
on my subject, being responsible tor the abuse
Of liberty"
Responsible, that is 20 every self constituted
mob who happen 10 be dissatisfied with any
thm2 that is spob on or printed, and who are
at liberty to murder the speaker printer,
provided he cannot be made 10 hold his tongue
by threats. hoggings and other Ike gt"tle
means. Alias.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04
From the Nantucket Enquirer.
Observation-Disclosures


He is not Democratic President who
refuses his assent to all laws passed by
Congress, unless liey agree with his own
views-,hus making the will Of one man o.
verrule that OF majority OF the peoples
Representatives.
He isl no: Democratic President who
ohsirucls the action of Congress, by threat.
ening that he will veto laws Of certain
description, passed by That body.
He is not a Democratic President who
in time of General distress refuses 10 rec
commend measures for tho relief Of the
community.
He is no, Democratic President who
would provide hard money currency for
the Office holders, and shin plasters for the
people-who would receive nothing but
specie, and pay in rreGeemable Treasury
nOaies.
lie is not Democratic President who
denounccs credit and commercial faculties ;
and would by their destruction afford 10 ihe
rich man monopoly Of business, and sn
opportunity To purchase the property Of
the midding interest man at reduced prices,
and TO lend him money at an eXorbitant in
tereSt.
He is not Democratic Presiden, who a.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04
For ,hs Matohman and Journal

Mssers. Editors-l hive noticed an arti-
Gle in your paper OF the 9th inst, wherein
YOU saw "On Wednesday last one Mr. Eil'
40 Han, a Van Buren, democrat OF the hrs'
water, was detected in BentoniSing lhe
word "democraiic" in Wing HANDFUL
Now must plead ignorance in not under
standing what you intend to charge me win
by the mystified accusation, "Benionlzlng
the word democratic in Wing handbili'
but il YOU intend to convey The impress
sion, that drew Black or any other lines
around the word Democratic" you do me
injustice, and il you mean to be understood
,ha, ExpunpeJ, Ohliieraed, Delaced or
DESTROYED, Democratic, Wing handful
on Wednesday, or ON any other day in my
life. YOU mean to I've understood what, say
is totdllu untrue. And when you under
stand again something worth notice VIII
nc obliged to you to insert 1t IN common
language as The Learned Languages ! am
not familiar with. ELIAS HALL
Montpelier, Nov. %, 1881
We will try to come d,wn to the caIibre
o. elias Halls understanding, and in man
ner 10 prevent all qnibbling: young man
in our employment, whose name you, Elias
Hall, can have if you wish, says he saw
with his eyes, we reckou,l you, Elias Hall
with pencil, mark round the word demo
cratic in Wing handful; he further says
that he saw you tear up the paper near the
word democratic, with said pencil and he
further says that yon, Elias Hall, did 'her
tear out the said word democratic in sale
handoll. This act, aud every one Ike it
is exactly mean enough to he called Ben
tontzing.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04
Blouse Carpenter & Joiner

CNRASTUS S. CAMP has in his employ
Il several good workmen whose services are
rendered to the public Tor a liberal compensa-
ton, in all branches of house Carpenter and
Joiner business. Building entrusted TO his
care will be done in The best style and in the
most durable manner, with despatch. Persons
having building 10 do in this village or vicini-
", their patronage Is respectfully requested-
shop ON Mlddlesex street, few rods north OF
State Street whore Tools of ell descriptions
usually KEEP, in country Tool Shop may be
found at all times, manufactured by p. Trow.
E. 5. Camp has likewise engaged the pla-
ming machine, turning lathe, and circular saw,
located IN Boyiss, Storrs & Co.'S. new build
my, formerly owned by Owen & Post, where
planning, column turning. and circular saving
of all descriptions will he done to suit. The
machine will commence running 90 Monday
of each week, and continue 80 run "a long az
there IS business TO do, then stop until the next
Monday. Persons having planning TO do, will
please get il 10 Oh Monday.
I Montpelier, May IS, 1887 &c
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04

Oseola is at last taken. The momenous
question nnw arises "Whal is To be done
with Eim?" 1t has occurred To us that the
proper course would be to send him Ia ST
Helena, and surround the island with six
ships Of The line, and twelve rrigales. Our
governmnt can never rest quietly on its
pillow as lonG us this second Napoleon re %.
mains upon the continent. Who will he
the "Sr Hudson Lowe" to guard the illus
Irious exile You, Gen. Jessup Louis
vile Journal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04
HlEHIE LEEEs,

DR. JONATHAN MOORE'S ESSENCE OF
~ LIFE. The most highly esteemed medicine
that has ever been discovered fer curing Coughs
Colds, Asthmas, and CONSUMPTiONS.
l5' Prepared by HENRY SEYMOUR, from the
original recipe, by the direction of said Moore.
This Essence answers valuable purpose in al
most every case of debility; and there are but few
At any diseases which do not arise from that
source. II may be given TO either sex, and at any
period, if weakness prevail the composition being
entirely derived from the vegetable kingdom. The
whooplng cough may be cured in a week, if taken
at the commencement Of the disease.
For sale only by T.. II. PRENrlSS, sole Agent
for the Proprietor, Montpelier, Vt.
n. B. Beware ol an article prepared by S.
Thayer Co. New lpsv ich, n n.
o. The above medicine is prepared by Henry
Seymour, Of Hadley Mass, from the original re-
cpe, BY the direction of said Moore, and sold by
him and chs principal Druggists in the U S.
CAUTION!
This may certify all whom il may concern, That
the subscribe, residing in Hadley, Mass, have
made improvement in the medicine invented by
me- and denominated DIR Jonathan Moote's Es-
seuce of Life" and have communicated the reciny
to Henry Seymour of Sid Hadley and TO him on
ly. The United States is full of the sophisticated
article, and this is to give notice TO the public that
IT they wish tor the genuine essence Of ife they
must apply to said Seymour or his agents, and be
particular to inquire for that prepared by Henry
Seymour. DR.. JONATHAN MOORE.
l6!7n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04
POstsCripte
LATEST FROM CANADA.

st. Charles taken-the patriots dispers-
ed Such is the intelligence by the boat
from St. JONAS last night. Col. Wethernll
passed through ST. Johns yesterday, with
his troops, on their return To Montrcal.-
According to present information the at
tack commenced at p O'Clock on Saturday,
and the fort was entered at the point of the
bayonet at hall past four, with The loss of
only four men on the part of the loyalsts
The patriot loss about 900 killed, and 80
taken prisoners. Brown and his men had
fed in the direction Of ST. Dennis.
burlington Free Press, Dec. !.
M3-The Burlington Sentinel ofthe same
date, gives postscript dated Ii at night,
stating, on authority ofinteigencc from st.
Johns by Steam boat, that the radicals haa
re-taken St. Charles. This agrees with
the reports in another column, and VIC think
is correct
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04
For sale.

.S9sasa OK SaAS,
jssahS 4 coon two story dwelling
.S-ssjss.ss.. house, Shed, Barn and out
ba..dngs, and five acres of lupd. Also, a
store and one apre Of land, situated at i!s
centre VILLAGE in Moristown, Lamoie county.
Vermont. This is one Of the best localio
for county Merchant, that can be found 4
Vermont, being situated in a pleasant vllel
surrounded ny rich and pleasant farms a.
opulcnt farmers.
A stream of water runs across the bacl;
part Of said five acres, on which is good
mill privilege, with sufficient water power TO
carry almost any kind of machinery.
These premises will be sold for money on
sale, or for good notes payable at some short
l,ae after sale, with annual interest, cheaper
Than any other situation Of equal value in lhs
vic nifty.
Apply to Henry lsaacs, Esq. owner OF sait
promises, ut New.lpswich n. fl. or TO the
subscriber al Johnson, Vt.
S. WIRES.
l2,h April, 1897. 9otf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04

Columbia County, N. Y. is HE birth place
Of Mr.. Van Buren,
A report was circulated that hit delta, in
that county was cansed by there being three
tickets. A letter to the New York Com
nercal puts this matter right. The wrl-
Ter says :--"You will please correct the
statement in the Commercial OF Friday, that
there were three tickets run in his county
You destroy wholly The cftcl OF our signal
triumph. There were but two tickets
Let the laci ring throughout, creation. that
Van Buren, was routed in his native countv
in lair Contest. Majority sgainst us last
wear, 100"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04
Botanical Drops f!

are every year Increasing in their iong-estsb-
lished reputation. They have outllved many
rival preparations, and are continually gaining
upon public confidence.
They have been successfully administered
for many years as remedy for
Scorola, Salt Rheum, Leprosy st Aniho-
ny's Fire, Fever Sores, White Swellings,
Scnrvy, Foul md Obstinate Ulcers, Sore Legs
and Eyes, Scald Head, and Venercal Taini
and arc also successfully used in cases OF
violent eruptlons after the Measles, Red
Blotches, Pimplcs on the Face, fostering E.
rupions on the Skin, and other diseases Of The
external surface, and one Of the best Spring g.
Autumn Physics known, to free the system
fIom humors,
A Physician ofeminence, who had witnes.
sedl tho efficacy OF this article, had the candor
recently 10 acknowledge 10 The Proprietor tpot
he considered il ti,a best medicine known, for
the complaints for which it is intended and
hat il ought 70 stand at the head Of tho whole
class Of such remedies.
Price 81 bottle, or bottles for SIS.
WHITE TEETH. &. HEALTHY GUMS!
FWNHOSE who would retain or restore these
a desirable personal advantages, are assur-
ed that no composition can be obtained supe-
ror to the
BRITISH ANTISEPTIC DENTFRICE.
GUS ingredients, too frequently enter tho com.
position of tooth powders in common use, and
it whilens The enamel Of the teeth, without do.
ing it the least injury. lis application also
braces & strengthens the gums, secures TO them
their healthy and ford hue, Al d BY removing
all discoloralon' and offensive foreign accu-
mutation from the 'eeh, preserves the natural
sweeness OF the breath.
| Price so cents.
*.+None genuine, unless signed on the out
side printed wrapper by the sole Proprietor,
T. KlDDER, successor or the late Dr. Con-
way For sale with all the other "Conway
Medicines" at his Counting Room, M. 3d.
next door TO ]. Kiddor's Drug Store, corner ot
| Court and Hanover Streets near Concert Hall,
Boston land. by his special appointment by
f. II. PRENTlSS, ! Moo,Oo,o,
S, BURBANK, Jr. Montpelier
No. |,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04

'iUJ~Ths Whigs Of St. Louis, Benton's ros-
iense, have elected their mayor by majority
o FOUR HUNDRED AND THIRTY.
JHREE votes. This is charming common.
try upon Bentonism at home. Won't the
regency allow it TO 60 into the 5000 extra Pat
rbts, ordered lateIy7
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04

The Importance Of a Single VOte.-A
gentleman in this city, from Plymouth not
getting through with his business unit af-
Ter the departure oi the stage took chaise
for home, feeling, as he did, the importance
Of even one vote. That lown, i, will he
seen, gave Wing majority OF ONE VOTE.
---BOstOn. (our.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04
y. A, VAIL.
Combs, Jewelry, Fa ncy
Goods, &c,

COaHADS, JcWebfys E5 Hcy
Goods, &C.
DOYNTON & WOODBURY., No SO,
RD Washington street. Boston, Importers OF
German s. French Fancy Good aud En- fish
Cutlery; also Manufacturers OF Combs sud
every description Of Silver Walc. Their as
sottInent consisting in part vi the following az
ticie5
COMBS.
Tortoise shell, imitation do. Ivory, Turkey
Boxwo9d, and Metallic Combs, of every des-
eripuon that are in use, or manufactured for
home trade or for shipping, in any quantity
that may be wanted.
JEWELRY.
Sets Of fine Gold, Comedian, Onyx, Agate,
Jasper, Coral, and Jet Ear Rlngs aud Pins /;
plain and chased fine gold Finger Rinss fine
gold Beads earl and ailt Plaques.
SILVER AND PLATED GOODS.
Silver Table and Tea Spoons, with plato,
covered, bosket, swcdscd and tipped handles;
Dessert, Salt, and Mustard do, Sugar Tonga;
Cream Ladies'; plated Table and Tea Spoons,
B.iitaniu do; silver bowed Speclacl 5, with
double and single eyes; slecl and plated bow.
ed do, SILVER and plated Pencil Gases, silver
ard common thmbles,
CUTLERY.
Sheaf Works Razors; Gtcaves and sons
do in single aud double morscco cases, Wash.
ington razors; rea! Dutchmau d. IN elegant
single and double morocco cases; Packwou6's
do; Bugshaw's fine Penknives; Greaves and
Sons fine cammon Pen and Jack knives;
Rogers and Sons Scissors; Andenons do, a
large and handsome assortment.
BRUSHES.
Fancy jappancd, rose, and satin. wood
back Hair Combs; Teeth Brushes ivory aud
bone handles, with trepanned and wire backs;
Comb, Nail, Shaving and Marking Brushes.
PERFUMERY.
Furina's Cologne Wafer; Lavender, FIorl.
da and Honey Water; English White and
Brown Windsor Soaps by the case; oxygena
ated, almond, washbull and other Fancy Soaps
by the quantity; antique, hears, and nacassar
oils, Tor the hair; OTTO Of Races; Veslimental
! and Liquid Oil Soars.
MlSCEl LANEOUS.
Beside which they fave morocco and calf
skin pocket book and Wallets, apcat variety
OF patterns; bead and velvet bags and purses:
cloth, hair, teeth, nail comb, laiber and whis-
ker Brushes; Brads oI all kipds; Accordans
| Harm onicans, Razor Strops, LathcT Boxes,
I Windsor and a great variety OF Fancy soaps,
| Hooks and Eyes, Luciier ard Friction Match
cs, snuff boxes, BatlIedores, Table Belle, la.
dia Rubber and Ivory Terthng Rings. SIM
| Glasses, Toy Watches, Needles Paint Boxes
! staia glasses, Barking Dogs, Pistols, Parella
rulers, Ivory and bone stay Eyclers, Giotr.
eeel Pens, Indelble Ink, tram parent states
M"ca'sar. bears & antique oil, Bears rrnso
/ Tongue Scrapcrs, Lead Pencils, Mouth Mir
rors, Pc vder puff, and msny other goods.
! Dealers and others purchasing are invited
10 call and examine their assortment Patio
ular attention paid TO orders from the country
fCF@Shell Combs manufactured 10 order an,
repaired in The neatest manner Tortoise
Shell, Ivory md Horns bongh, at market pri
ces A supply Of Ivory, Tor turner's use. con
s,anlly on hand, 92copGmo.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04

Reuben NJ. Whitney is denouhcing
Levi Woodbury., in The Madi1onlan, as the
procuring cause Of the embarrassment under
which The energies Of the country have So
long been prcslrale; AID in doing this,
brings facts and documents. figures and
PROOFS ia sustain himseic--.4tiGs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04
EEiecg,

In Moreiown 29h ulI. Mr. Richard Il.
Hoadley, abnu, 81. Primers in n. Y. aud
Vi. requested, Sc.
In Woodbury., 18th ull. after long Ill
ness, which she bore with christian resig.
nation, Mary, wife Of Capt Mark Nelson,
s6---prinlers in n Ii requested, &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04
MIDDLLSEX.
STATE OF VERMONT, I
Wnshinnlnn Di.IrirI. as.

TNHE stated Courts Of Probate Cor sad
l. District will be held at the Office of j..
I. Marston, Esq. in Montpelier, every Tues
day in all the months Of the year ensuing.
Those having business in said Court aIe in
vitcd 10 attend more particularly on the days
above designated.
D p THOMPSON, Judge Probate.
Montpelier, Dec. J., 1887.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04

EDPThero was an omnium- gatherum AT the
Patriot office on Friday--present, Gen. Flint,
Royal Arch Waterman, together with some
!'co foeo small fry. A tory attack will be
uadc about March meeting.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04

MAN THOMPSON has removed his bu.
h| sigess 10 the store Of LUTHER
CROSS aud co. al the head Of State street,
where he invites his friends and all that wish
to buy GOOD FLOUR, TO call,
MONTPELIER Dee. I, 1887
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04

Hon. Joseph Kent, us. Senator from Ma
rdand, was killed lew days since, by fall
FINN his horse.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-04
eEEOEs e .SoE2 BE' GODEs.S!!

o'EKgDRs u .SoS2 BEs GDDD.S!!
HLOrflSI Clohs!! gentlemen in want
~ Of Broadclolhs, Casineres, Vcstngs,
Velveis, Slltneis, or any description Of
Coarse or fine Cloths, and want to buy
where they can buy The cheapest, are invi-
ted to give ia call.
G. & L. /. LAMB.
Nov. &C, 1887.
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FGzy1lscr8 LOOE at this!!

NNIE buy Sleeps Grey Cloth, Flanuels,
w Wool, Butter, Cheese, Lard, Whea',
Rye, Corn, Oats, Flax-Secd, Peas, Beans,
Rags Flax, and any olh"r good article
which we can buy aud not lose money on,
aud give more goods than any body else
will Cry Us and see.)
Z. s. l.. J.. LAMB.