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NEW GndDGDS.

I'D DOOLlTTLE, has jus: received
n from New York, general assort-
ment OF Dry Goods. Groceries &c, which
have been bough, at The late low prices,
aud will he sold very low for Cash.
Nav II, 1887. 3W
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Saddlery q Carriage Trim
mlnTS.

A UST received and now being opened At
81 the Hardware Store; the most full and
complete assortment of Saddiery, and Car.
rlago trimmings ever offered to the trade in
this place, comprising full assorimcnis Of
Brass, Plated Japaned and timed Sadd!ery;
Cotton and Worsted WebL, wide and narrow
Slralning and Rein do. carriage laccs; Steps,
exles, and plated dash Irons; plated and brass
plated Carriage, Gig and Sulkcy Lamps &c.
all OF which will be sold at reduced prices for
cash or short credit, by
ROBERT MOODY.
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1~DThe above medicine is pre-
pared by HENRY SEYMOUR. Of Hadcy
Mass. from the original recipe, by the direction
of said Moore. and sold by him ard the p. Incl
pal Druggists in the United States.
l57As there are many spurious articles in
circulation, for the benefit ofthc public, he will
give The following
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j. a, WI T,TI3TSr,

Us ID. w ~, S'ILlSs Z
(Y.nie Of the Tremot Hoiei, W,iAsion. N
sNfAS the pleasure Of informing his friends
s.ll.S aud the Public that he has leased the
above establishments which has been thorough
ly repaired. aud furnished in the best possible
manner, anC is now open for the reception of
Company.
lie will be found at all times ready TO sup.
ply the wants of all those who may favor him
with cali, with the best the market affords,
and hopes (by his desire 10 pleasc) to merit,
aud receive The patronage of Il liberal Public.
Strangers and all those wishing to visit the
extensive manufacturing operations now in
progress at the Wmooski Falls, are informed
that carriage will run for Passengers from
Burlington Court House Square,to Tins House
three times a day, (and oi,ener if required
through the season.
A Livery Stable is in connexiop with this
establishment where Horses and Carriages can
be had, at all times, on reasonable terms.
Winooski, May 25th, 1887.
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PLANO T-Esr.I
E,5Gsss, ,ABL.,Ts5s j5y M s::sI


~ Public that they have formed copart.
ncrship under the firm of
uERRICk, CHRISTOPHER co.
for the purpose OF manufacturing and selling
Piano Fortes. in all their varieties warranted
equal in elegance, workmanship. touch. and
tone, 10 any manufactured in the United
States. The operative part ofthe firm have
had long and thorough practice in the best
establishments in Boston, Philadelphia. and
New. York, and feel warranted bya competent
knowledge Of the business, in recommending
their instruments equal in all respects to any
in market. Amateurs in music and Others
are requested to call at the Ware. saooms. Cor
ncr of Champlan and Mat6Oonoueh Streets
and examine the Instruments constantly OF.
hand, consisting of variety of plain and iicl
Mahogany Case, and superior havy toned
Rose Wood. with the highly approved grand
action. which produces splendid clcarness
and brilliancy of tone unknown to others All
orders by letter or otherwise directed to Iy.
man & Cole, for Piano Fortcs, Tuning, or any
other business connected with such an eSlnb-
lishmcnt, viii be promptly attended to. Old
instruments tuned and repaired on reasonable
terms. HIRAM liFRkit n.
WIN. II. CHRISTOPHER,
LYMAN Il COLE.
Butlinpton, VT. o2d February, 1887.
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Chinese Carmlne on cards a

3 cts each, aud CarAinc Sauccrs Il
~ cts aud % CTS each received at tb
variety shop.
PANGBORN 81 BRINSMAlD.
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New Watch and Clock repair
ing Shop.

gnUE subscriber, informs his old Customers
", and the Public, that he has resumed the
Watch and clock business. in the Morse House
door north of the Jail East side Church ST.
where he is ready 10 put Clocks and Watches
in a. good order as formerly and on as good
terms as his Neighbors. He viii also keep for
sale on commission, one and eight day Brass
and Wooden Clocks, as low as can be had in
town and warranted. Call and see.
A. BRlNSMAID.
Burlington, May 10, 1897.
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IUGLg@EGTCrJ
Stereotype Foundry.

FL A V | n G. made a
q d new arrangement
in the s,eIeolypiug blsl-
ness, the public are here.
by informed that the
present proprietor has
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Western Express.

II is said that Oseola intends visit Washington. He
will not go as friend, but foe.
The Hon. Mr.. Gholson, Of Mississippi, will shortly
sYaop WING editor Of that State-nane not mention
cd. Colonel, you have made a narrow escape!
Thirtyfve Indian chiefs arrived in st. Louis on the
2sth ut, their way to Washington. The party con-
sists of Pawnee Plots, Pawnee Loups and Pawnee Re-
publicans of the Pawnee nation-the Onahas Ottoos,
and Missouris They all fine looking, and un-
der the direction Of Major John Dougherty.
The editor Of the Ohio Statesman has received a
number Of letters through the Post Office seals broken
He says, Look cutl" Enough said Is it not so,
Mr. Kendall7
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Mesrrrs HERALp-Issued every morning except Susoay
Price cents copy Country subscers
for any specific period n remittance In adv nee.
NO paper sent out, unless paid In advanc~.
EVENING HrRALD.-Issued every afternoon &C ock
Price, two cents copy Country subscribers furnisb
the rate Cash, w advance.
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o'clock. Price, IL per copy Furnished cor nv
subscribers nj - per snnun, In advance.
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Ing nne O'Clock Price 81 per rurn heS N
country subscribers al % payable In advanced
In all those al tie
usual rates-always payable IN advance.
CoRaEsForpENrsAre requested To- address thsr etera
Gordon Bennes proprietor and all letters bins "a
to be posi- paid.
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AIIDWIFERY.-MRsR BIRD having heen dnlx nn,

MRS BIRD having been duly qua
VI lifted, in log inhospital in Europe may be seen by
heresimonias and certificates Offers her not
the ladies Of New York Reference he given whom she
has attended, and aso many gentemez the faculty in
this eiy-Dr Bush. Dr. Frsacs tPfofessor) Dr. Ralph DR..
Wolf, Or. Wright, and Others. "
Mrs Bird apprises The ladies who have kindly favored
trues TO be consulted the different een,-
ouent In peculiar stages her treatment mild always pro
ducnga sautay change W the sysemso tina the delicate
sensitive female better heaih during pregnacy Than
times she alse devocs her Ia the d.erSe
children and NJ affections incident IN
females NC. Cuppins and ieechng Residence No Divsn
oc7 qros
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those whose circumstances that they obi I'm ptva
(Which may bs had alone il wished fsr fitted in lid Of
s chest IN 9 and n whsa
and speedy cure Of these complaints ,,r
fords ali the subject II begins by DIES
crbng what really IS and what moi yensrea There
but which perfectly New these by unpncpsd
sn . ARE ALWAYS sailed he
TOO eits ruined in his health and spirits This lite you ne
distinct diseases are incnded VIM venerea disease properly
SO ealle = and Ghonorhea called - It IS OF great i'm,
treatment proper in the most injurious in Tie
err; neither does veasreal ever produce honohea
then goes on e show me proper wei as me aooe on
mercury is absolutely useless and hunui on the oas
sna Sc 81 % os
are Nor Owe The authors practice and under The nres
gy MID and essoss Tie nes chapter
Shonorrhea uhe disorder attended with funnrgl and
sequences OF allowing Ghonorrhca to continue on from
follows chapter on structure itself and which
sgy plain and interesting for is this for Of the ase In
which much ignorance and kpavery is pacced There
for who pretend cure il with box Of
& sGs Of n mh s,.y that s
there Thing which SO much battles the ienoraat or
WHILE IN genera proper means are used nothing SO ate
and easy as its cure:
real diseases which sometimes aprearin different Institutions
sbly arise in any stage OF this even from its first
symptoms down us most form and here should
be that form venerea disease which lies
dormant the constitution to show Itself in no other way
than in effects upon poserity The treatment of all these
however abnndsnly plain and efcacous, that one
having Ibis little chest OF medicine complete undertake
his with pr RECT safety and success
The price OF the chest of mediocre ac Is Sa2 the book
aIoae IS 81 forwarded TO any part oi mo world ,,, =
the author DR. RALPH, No. 80 Ceslandi street, n. "
r. s. Since publishing this little book the author has been
consulted distressed and ruined constitutions,
ehify from trusting 70 CERTAIN dssespaS e sdyes,|sin
practitioner e known integrity and skill ofsssedy prepared
all times give the best assistance in tina; disease and
whom such patents might apply with confidence For his
the writer deems proper bere to state that he is
graduate OF University of Edinburgh member of the
Royal College of Surgeons lonGon and author of work
pressly these disorders Also that be has testimonial Il
from highest physicians in Europe the eminent
in Amer Or Mott Of New York. and Dr. Physick of fbla
wishes il. OIL imf
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There is no danger Of any eopersents now whatever
there was years ago We glad enough TO get out OF
place where there is much hypocrisy, without TAX
ing the hypocrtes with US.
The preitiest and sensible girls we have here
are shut up in the boarding schools where their m
sructors are 50 rnuch afraid Of their being seduced by
even the sight Of Students that they will not allow them
walk in the pleasant parts Of the town. Excuse
this long letter Yours, &c. W.o.
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ntHE ia E nALD-NEW INAs
lProm our evening edition Of yesterday
A Day-dreana ofthe Past.
Come like shadows So depart !.

Come like shadows, 50 depart"
IL was eventlde at the close of day
The sun had gone down in the west
gazed on the light, fast fading away,
Till fancy my mind poss sssed.
Then vision Of days, long pass'd and gone,
Sketched the scene of a battle fought ana Won
heard the approaching conflicts din
Saw the banners waving on hlsn-
The wild shout of those who Victory win
And the groans olthem thai die- -,
Heard iresdou,'s walchword," native land
And sawa noble pariet Dahu
host appeared in martial array,
Their weapons cleaned bright IN the sun
But with night that host had melted away,
And the vullures' feast begun.
They were doomed 10 d-ah-nothing could save
The tyrants troops from blood stained grave.
Then followed han'fu ofmanly hearts
How frm how determined each eye;
They felt they must play no com mon parts
In The contest bye and by.
A wife, father, mother, or son,
Hung on the hopes OF every one.
Some glory in carnage miscaIrd fame;
Some follow wild war as ade
Some seek To at ain a de fihess name
phaatom-ihe shade OF shade
But mortal courage car ne'er Withstand
The men who Fl hit for their native land.
As oceans bilows by tempes' driven,
IHsdious war; slern works BEGAN
And as wild waves ny rocks ere rivn,
Il man by bis fellow man.
Why strive hey each others blood 70 spii!
EChO ICpurA-a ntePpAS VIZ
They rus, TO the on.aught-the stake Is life
But neither appear to give way;
The hireling soldier heeds no strife,
Yet his prowess bends today.
Fro emen may fall but will never yield
Ills victory death upon the field.
Death te the knife there il now no hope
The wolf and the tiger are tame
Com pared with man, When he bursts the yoke
Which baes hE in bonds remain.
Ills arm is nerved when he dares be Tree,
And deadiy's the struggle for liberty.
Goaded TO madness, they rush on tate
How many that hour would recall
But few survive tale 10 relate,
The stouiesi heart would appal
That crash oh, Gsd-that unearthly yen
Has sunk into groans-'tis their passing bell.
could SIC no more-thc scene grew dim,
As languidly raised my head;
Thought that the soldiers trade was sin,
AMI sighd far the quiet dead.
Twas the viii Of prde-a kings decree
But the chains were broken, and man IS Tree
Honor thou art netting but name
And gory's bood-s,ained wreath.
Though green the laurrls worn by ianle,
Examine them unde meath
They are crmsoned deeply in tho blood
Ofmurder, rapine, and deadly feud AFRO"
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asked me, pray what do you think of the Boston
ladies 2"
"Why," said l. 81 should like them great deal
better If they did not laugh at me SO lmmoderately
all occaslons the least little fane that commit
they make me an object Of ridcue, and that puts me
out of concelt of myself and all around me-"
Pobre cito," said she with her wrinkled coun,e-
again." Come, thought |, widow, don't you make
We to me; but said, 80 don't care about il,
you, especially if the lady be yosng, interesting,
pretty, and so on, and has never been married.. The
widow "grlnned CHASTITY SMILE but answered not,
and | turned away, thinking 10 myself that was
fully revenged her, and shortly after we broke up
and had TO walk home with lady through mist
of rain and sleet, as it impossible 10 find car
rage; but fortunately we had not far to go. "Who,
l asked, as had got clear of the house. lis
that provoking and laughter loving lady?"
"Oh! said she, "she is the widow of Colonel
-, old bachelor who married her young
hr and dyn Z, left her with two children and COM
Portable fortune; but she has never been able to OBJ
tain another husband"
g. Does she want another?" | asked.
To be sure she does she answered, and think
you would stand pretty good chance, if you TO
try your fortune l you converslng together in a
very low key"
"Good Lord" said |, "if were married to that
woman, and she should laugh SO foollsh y on The
most trhng occasions, ! should choke her, assn
redy"
The weather here is really and outrageousiy an
moving il neither rains or shines it is sort Of be-
lweenty which puts to great Inconvenience, but we
hope soon to take leave Of this place. Till then
am, &c. &c. 5.
S. l wish you would send me your paper here;
your yellow haired chicken in Beekman street will go
my security for pay, until return.
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ROOTS, boots, BOOTS-wALKtRS, $50 Csrnl
- street the second shoe from Greenwich street i tie
place To get cheap bosts he coming The
her have ladies' gentlemen aud chden boots and shoes of
description sell lower sn they have been offered in
this public Also India Rubber and over sboes Sont
mistake the $50 Canal street. The soetorc from
Greenwich ST. oIi.Ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09

DILEs-PILES.-DR. HALE's Pile Ointment Is a nor.
tive cure for the Piles in three days time Sold by j. H.
Hart OF Chambers and broadway, Burue
IS 9Th avenues n. NJ Guon corner Of Bow cry ard Grand
cfo-l.-.
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PREJUDICE FATAL pNnJUDlCE!

HOW many hast thou led to The cold and silent tomb
now have blessed friends families with their deglt
ul and soul inspiring presence!
allowing mind be obscured by any mists prejudice
false principles; and tie result shall be some knowledge whe
tell Hit should happy EE E Is o M ,ss f9nSneed'
DEATH Is sTAGNATiON.
We know the remains pare. while the winds and
same principle that mparls purity spiegs lakes
n inc to act s . -,
racted Gains, has been ksown 10 PUTRIFY Every one
when circulation they became stagnanL PUIRE
FACTION wherever !, e; <, q hoMscT smal Gosn,ltss
sroys -
Whether ye be literary of BUSINESS whether we be
clerks students mechanics whether be Of that unor
class who gain their bread by the needle To oil and
Being deprived Of exercise is to the human body the de.
TIE Gfs's about
2fs n or fsfE1 aR %pssss the
TIE SoTEIs BEcoME CosTiyE:>,
and immediate attack of some malignant fever, head
whole frame is fellow.
requres tie tempest and the tornado to bring about state
Of parity when It's have became ssgnant
ard win require repeaed eyscusions BY Y DO s before
NATuRE len free to restore every organ 70 It's oper
for enjoy health who Jake little esereie unless they
occasionally take some purgatve OF sufficient per-
which be there lodged and yet that could do no injury
'" The CHI eIarscsr Of DR. BRANDRETTs Pills is so well
known tina, they scarcely require 10 be- alluded distinctly t.
Their ages, the child hour old
hundred years. their mdness and The absolute
certainty Of effect according the given them
desirable medicine kown Besides, attention
quired in the time they taken how wh.n in what
sas s uea
when they have got wet have. while cut swallowed six
eight prevent them catching cold and they always have
The Pills, like their PROPRIETOR, has never deceived
any Priests Lawyers, and Politicians. FIR and
Slaves, all alike, who have them hrm
Of the most inqusl, fed praise
One thing In conclusion, purchase, at III
Offices of DIR BRANDRETH The AgeH;s who appoint
cd and advertised by him. Above ALL 60 drug
| Set thai down your memorandum book.
NEW YORK OFFICES:
Spruce street, door the Sun Office.
1877 Hudson street. Canal
DO not be dcceiped by Hgue Drug Store ho han
false coiors at the Of Canal ard Hudson -.
ZIG BowcIy between Broome and Hou streets
wesl Office removed to 10 West street, A. B. wARRES
Agent
d. II Hunt, 26i Grand street. Ladies' Shoe stere.
A. WARRES, Jun, 81 West street. n6-lwd-1tws
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MRS Dir DIS CELEBHATBD sOOr UIN q
W syRnP FOR CHILDREN CUTTING TEETH

% MUTTFKS md NFKSES.-Mr heTs and nur,ss
informed that an niaibe remedy by Tor
children teethrga remedy which has been
ing the lives OF darling babe The CO Visions
have baled all skill il only necessary 70 rub the cbis
gums with The syrup 10 effect recovery; ex-
trenely pleasant to the taste no child win mind the appsa
ton also very ehectsal opening the pores gums
previous any appearance OF teeth be fourd
an excellent bedside companion for mothers IN pre-
venting couvulsions eyers nc arising The rmt
on The chs wakirg the night by sdasly applying 4
A. asovs. Sold only tY
OF sn,s MRS BIRD. ID vson sfyes,
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III X. HA MILTON, surgeon OF long standing, and
= pup o TWO OF the FIRST colleges flor ANATOMY the IL
DRY nnd practice OF physc and Europe
mo me house No W eonand St! where he may
ed on every disease Incidental human nature or
uncommos, delicate indeicae The most yene-
real cases cured 10 from nine days sores of every
other description In time proporonaie and ma
old Irns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09

ATKINSON,s DEpILATORv FOR TIE
N MOVING SUPERFLUOUS HAIR the neck, Gao
and ladies with equal certainty and safety leaving
skin winter and smoother ihan before the application.
ALLADEEN MAHOMEDS TURKISH DYE for chang
ing red gray the head ~bsers and ebrows
beautiful aud permanent black brown without staining the
skin or the fine Il linen.
opposite John street, doors from Dy o75im'
nVCIUW FAWUEy n, Member OF the Royal Col
- ece or London nd Edinburgh,
OF the Medical College Of Philadelphia, continuus direct his
uer,3n 10 the Of the flow ing diseases via
Gnnorrhaa OF the usthra had
der od PROSTATE glands, SIRE legs rheumatism sgue and
scrouou affections Recent cases of Venerea cured IN
days without mercury preventive be Rad Persons
who have injured themselves by secret destructive bebt will
obtain immediate relief Separate or 2o Fulton street
Greenwich. TIE streest seercsy observed. ni.lms
GLAss wAVE.-At the wholesale Glass warewsre
House. No lf9 Msiten lane Ne found tumers wines
decsners and plain and glass generally; plain
fancy bottles for pcumers lars show slascs nc FOR confc
toner's lamps and plain; arel shade ard Aso
bottles phiss S Tor druggists OF every c.or sire end
descrpton. Glass made and TO pattern Privae
bottles furnished TO order oT.lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-11-09

90 The Keeley's at the London Olympic delight
ing the natyres with their acting The Engsh say
that they have lost Of their drollry by visit to
Yankee land Doubtless not, but they filed their peck
cts, which much more the purpose. Well, they
are deserving artists
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- sgent confcest that II this medicine was cererav
SHOWN would prove one OF the blessings
happened TO The human family, NJ he has Il cure In
lew days persons that reduced low eopd
move Without the most excrucaing pain and thinks that
any person Knows thing calculated to alleviate the mor
tunes asa suherines OF Door human nature, sacred
duv nevol Wig Oh every situated which none
shsud SCI 10 excuse themselves public and A. der
ine CONVICTION 81 this truth he makes This invaluable edcne
knowni but knows that the medicine itself will do more IN
make popular than AL he do Price Al Der no,,l
ufce,5 Division Be particular see tat every Vat
Inns
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TO TIE PUBLIC-From the publicity which has
Teen given, Ia the papers of this city, the able
cures effected by Cohn celeb aed Rheumatic Embroc
there are lew in New York who ,suained
Win rs snguary valuable and potent properties Not
gle certificate has been published hut with the signatures
well known and highly respectable ndivdunlsand those all
Embrocaiion
Among number of other gratifying testimonials the
m 81 The Embrecaon. recently received, the proprietor has
om gentleman Of QUILTED high standing in this city
member ofone Of the extensive and
tile firms
New York, October e. 1887.
MT ~ b. Cohen-Sir,-A member of fanily had for
some time been severely afflicted with iuan,maory rbeuma
good effect when end recommended your Rheumatic EN-
brocaon procured bottle, ant three day, application OF
w. entirely removed the pain and swelling Joints and
the patient has since had free OF her limbs happy
pea Testimony ~ the efficacy Of Embocaton and
confidently recommend the OF those who may SUI
iering the pains Of rheumatism. with much respect
yours, ~ p. PETTlBONE.
fthe firm Of Petitions n Losg No 4 Liberty street
The following ofbe gentlemen who have expert
enced The sautsy effects e this Emb ocston and whose
6eaes TO that effect have heretofore been published In this
and other papers ofthe city:-
CART ~ w. voss the brig Maria Ccrnelia. % Ros,ock
y, W. n. kerrison, ESQ Hudson Il
Henry ". Haskn, Esq. lSs Nnricks q.
Henry Lawson. Esq. East Broadway.
Rowland Davies, Esq No. 10 Spruce y and corner Of 2eh
81. and 3d aveuue.
~ Nones, Esq First Lieutenant Of the U. = Revenue
Gutter Alert.
ThsUas Bell ESQ "a Ann st.
=. srsss Esq $50 Spring =.
Frederick Tar Esq 20 Thomas late Flour Inspector of
this port
Abraham Much4 n Esq. Ne. 40 Hudson :,
NJ y. The Embrocaiion is for sale oay al 40 Hudson
street. o23lnt
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A CARD-HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO The LADIES
A-vANILLA COMPOUND. or SAVON DE PERSE-

h-vANlLLA COMPOUND, or SAvON DE PERSE.-
No article that has been produced claim the high
powers 50 truly belonging ns Cosmetic for beautfyng
the skin II entirely removes tan sunburr frrckes and
adds beauty and soness the skin, the extoed
Of other soaps have vanly attempted mpar This delight
full compound, may be added the produce Of great
search and expense and that emoeb
y ~ IL for the toilet nurery.
The Vanilla Compound happily adapted to gentlemen bs
wing heavy beard and tender from It's coon and heal
Inc properties
y patronsed by the nobility and gentry OF England and
France and entitled TO the first place in the toilet Of
For sale by w. Hart Broadway and Chambers ST.
Mrs Cannon. No Astor House; and r. NJ Guon III Bow
cry corner Grand Henry, Pike and H. g. Hart
corner OF Broadway and CartaIdl street oi-ims