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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

nsiehberhool Of Livnetss Moultoa, ostgs merry a:a
rsass, the crop much better than the mcss 49,
pectsd two ucnhs snos AZ the last sntionse tns
crop was estimated at fully double that Of last ss
these statements possible the receipts - Tsnns...s
estimated that receipts will be Ao0w oaes ssns
$4,000 fees last year. At Columbis Co ns ram n nco
caused Ne river TO rise - inches, ~ mesn' " ~ '
bales went forward 10 Charleston.
The following table ofstoeks sales prices ana
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25
PATENT wsNpLAss.
b X ID ST r. A ID.

- THE Subscribers Sole Prsprietcrs and Manufacturer
prepared 10 execute with despatch all orders r their
ivaked Patent swsIied Beam Winss Brdstead which
-snted-conpinlng ease, convenience and durability
The sackns acted upoa by the wndas and weled bcan u
adc perfectly light aud free FROM all liability T. still leay
an elasticity IN the same, which renders II particularly easy
cd N constructions the matter ofputng up and takp
-, W be found Of but little trouble with those
fac other construction, whilst the precision with which
sorronent parts fitted acts safeguard against
iuetioa II any kind Of vermin
From the taken TO render each Bedsead perfect Their
lsaes Tor durability will recommend thsm TO purchasers
sho are nvitede call and examine large assortment
ssnd.
so large assortment Of elegant Furniture Mattrasse
Feather Beds, &c. constantly % hand
wv. 4 G s0UTHACK, No. loe broadway,
iel5y Frsnkin House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25
DR8. ELLIOT.
OCULiST,
3o3 Broadway, entrance IN DuAne street
Confines his practice To
DIS SEES OF THE EYE,


OPHTHALMTC SURGERY IN GENERAL
From Dr. Eob extensive practice and the number o( Pc
snts who cannot Be attended during his scs bour ~ he's
obtained the services Of Dr. WssrmAcorr, practitioner r.
verably known for years this city, Of ths
New York Medical Society and Of the Royal College Of
geops Ediseurga Dr. w pas much attention to diseases
the E,s Paris and, recently 10 DR. Enott pecsias
mode Of Operatives ana treatment .
Once hours IRON 10 toi O'Clock. tailv. my93ys
DAssAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRE
LAND-The Subscriber contnses 10 make engsgenests
this city the passages Of those residing Engsnd Ire
land, Scotland and Wales
Toe ships employed by this company Of the 6rs cias
Americas built commanded BY OF erpeescs, and SCI
from Liverpool every throughout the season.
Drafts payable demsnd National Bznk Of IelspA
the National Bsnh OF Scotland and their varioa, branches
also on e. Cyn Co, London, and Tirhugh G. Oria-
shaw Liverpool al the lowest rates. Appeaos 20 Be made
BY letter, poet paid, 10 SAMUEL THOMPSON,
nal I'm as Pearl street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25


The from England DISASTROUS to the Suspended banks
stock system does not appear that
succeeded in the loans he attempted to make They were
still nsgoaton waiting the arrival Of the Lverpsol IN
the hope would bring specie SUFFICIENT to meet The OLD
debts. however, we'll known that the steamer carried Out
but little specie on Of the United States Bank The
continued suspension Of the bank and the growing
New isstuln to her DEPARTURE will place the mea
sure Of in its true lghtthat Of complete failure
strong interest is however, enlisted in favor Of the bank
there Of the negotiations for assistance which have
been attempted 20 made The house Of Quincy Co. has
become bank in the that they were
with WIS in 1887 They got out ofha hnaiy With
oct Of the boerns system Of the United
States Bank But dicuts Of the bank mainly owing
to the great depreciation Of securities their hands, and the
entire breaking down OF stock system. There NO
thing 10 sustain the bank
The crop however, tsrns out well, but the exchange
sll sgan.t England. This may be attributed IN great
Degree to commercial dtress the continent which
sviscsd in fAet that the ures in Pars wers fol-
lows -
In September 30 Arms for sums Of 80 600
a3days in Oct ~ /" 4,UO0,0V0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

CHARLES COX Tailor and Draper, begs leave respect
~ fully 10 inform his patrons and the public that he
moved from the Actor House. Broadway the Of Full
ton and Nassau streets 1.-THE en Of the Golden Feecs where
he intends 70 continue the business his original Cash Sys
tenn and from his increased facilities Of obtansg the best
most fashionable articles IN his line At the lowest prices he
nste's himself that quality OF Goods workn anhp
prices, he can defy competition.
j. P. Seaman continues in the cutting department.
NB-Navai and military uniforms, Ladies riding Habis
&C., &c. nS lm~
OLD ESTABLISHED COAL YARD, corner OF Green.
~ wieh and King sreets.-WLI,An seyMoua, survivor Of
the late firm of Seymour Maon respectfully ufor ms his
friends and the public that be has hand full sppy Of the
folowins superior Goals via:
Peach Orchard Coal Of the first quality broken
and screened In the gard for sale at the lowest market
prices
Aso-schuyhil Coal Of the FIRST quality, at the follow.
ing low prices
Broken and Egg screened and delivered 81 per
Nut. 100
Aiso-Liverpoo Newcastle, Sydney and Virginia Goals
for sale at the market pces Ocs 70 Wall st. basement
III m
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NOR CoLoRlNG RED Or GRAY HAIR A PERMA
il NENT BROWN ORBLACK-Red grey hair ma,

NOR CoLoRlNG RED Or GRAY HAIR A PERMA.
IL NENT BROWN ORBLACK-Red grey hair may
permanently colored rich and glossy brown black
single application Of Mahommeds Turkish Dye and instead a
pearanoe and lusurisnty Sc The
eputaon of ts article that orders have been received for
American gentlemen residing Canton, who have
etor tested its efficacy while thome. Price ~ per boss
and sold wholesale and retail q,
GUIoNs, ise Broadway
sls-y Agsnfs for the United states of America
r EECHEs LEEChEs ~ ou.tantly on hand, large
srrrl a. rvee,sh AMI German Lseehe. For sale 81
the thousand. IA alrcd, or dozen.
Letches carefully packed in clay. 10 be any
part ~ the country with perfect safety
pi.im. JOHN ALLAyoLA 4 CO. 100 Bowery.
CusPENsloN oF SPECIE rAYMENrs-The eri..
- ha. arrived the merits Of the cash system for
haerrg the credit system may appear papers ITS
effects upvn individuals often prove ruucus IN the estTme
In London and Paris the have their face sganst
aud consequently, number establishments have sprung q
Of late years that do cash business only h has been efms
oy the European system and has but recently been In
trodueed stn New York
PHILLIPS Of LOG William does not claim Cor himself
the honor ~ it, introduction but he does believe mat ne carries
ont 20 treater extent than ofh rvas Der instance
they purchasing Tor cash oi the obber
he RENTS funds Europe TO ouy on the Manufacturers
direct thereby avoiding al those accumulated profits which
enhance the value Of articles before hv rescn he
The ssensi,e has been hosored with, must be
voueis 81 public opinion 10 the he carries
out h o producing hrst rate garment cut su
perio stale and made but the most finished wcfhmen
o h crofs.. 20 furnish the hest rooas and he does THE
The saoeri0ry Of his style and ssgsnce ~ hs
vreot. Phillips ~ also warrant his coats 70 be equal TO
nv od, IN Brosdway and he considers them the s'rest
- .,g,rd ~ Which acomparision he instituted
B.An goods paid Cor de,sery and no gent'smsn en-
.e,ed 10 garments whcn any reasonable ceeton e.
Id. A call solicited at loo William corner Of John street.
nesm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

This 10 owin, in part. 10 the great process OF universal
reduction in prices which going throughout thu world
In this country matters firm basis which will soon
lead recovery. The crops large, prices low snd
,s falling; the commercial indebtedness abroad SMALL
and specie already tending this way from the exhausted
Eng Cor the purchase Of prodrse appears BY
returns, that $aeooo sent to New York and
New Oriesu for purpose. This will have the effect Of
turning large Mexican exports Of specie into the New Or
i...s .a.uAsx As-A ~sss soop resunc Tbs
Following notice pubhed BY the Prcvdsnce BANK
The Notes Of the Provdenee Bauk In Providence r. will
be redeemed in specie and all notes ten
dollars received in payment aud deposit al the Merchants
Rank New York Union Bank IN Boston.
Providence, Nov. "a, 1888. T. l. boWLEh Casnisr
The Ohio banks have also resumed. The following pay
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

10 0OMS TO LETTING kandsome4y ksisksl rooms On tn
N second floor OF the house No John street. be let
paratey tcgeher They may b had furnished unfr.
oished, with without breakfast and tea Enquire the pre-
misses. o2qiv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

The markets closed aul saturday aud dealers
iously expecting the arrival Of me steamboat The arrivals
from The river ccnti-ue large ~ stated that there ere
upwards o ooo boats the canal between Utica d Albany
their down There small breach in the canal be
Albany and West Troy The stach will probably not
he serious The exports produce from Cincinnati las year,
-s~e a. follows -
Exports Of Pcrk ssooo,coo
Whisky, 1000 600
Flour, 5000 900
" Manufactured articles 10000
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25
10 YDER's IMPROVED CORK SOLE BOOTs.-Tha

10 YDERs IMPROVED CORK SOLE BOOTs-Ihavs
N discovered plan in making Cork Sole Boots.
which renders them durable than ay ether yet brought
In The Of cork being sole leather
Of upper leather they cannot break on The old
will Owing 10 the dryness Of the cork
abstracts all the soursmen from that article ami
or which cannot be the with ths. They are
and lighter, and have the preerencs AN others
oI9tdl- URIAH RYDER. No Rssknan street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

CorrorBy tie aariva' Of the British eo,ep we bave
<ws Of further fall In cotton IN Liverpool and ,,re The
IAN In Liverpool Cor the week ending the 1oh wa. a. and
~ TO the hs the markets became hrm and rallied ld
making net q I'd iron our previous date IN Hsvre
the fall has been equal 10 I'd sterling Our eoium
sh ne details OF The market. The aspect shesd .l ios
Gates decline IN this city prices Cor the week hsvs closed
Ten, have been made principally Cor the Havre market At
New or,ans the week ending the 18th business closed
dull win ver, large receipts berg lep bales for the week
al wobl, The market was also duh At wetumplesola on
ths s.h cotton came In slowly dull a, u cents 10 tie
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

ID l.. SMITH CO. importers, Manufacturers, and
N. Wholesale dealers in Leghora French, Euglsh and
American BonDets French, English and Italian Sk Goods
Meriss shawIs, Menno Cloths Laces Hosiery Fancy Hdk
&C. eaer for reasonable iul OF the
shove kinds Goods which the attention Of esunts
10 particularly invited. Ito Pearls d. %
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

ITO LET-eroadwsy Boarding Houses, Of Pine st.
known as the fremont House Inquire Il the book sors
the premises. noI0-imeods
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

50 shares Del Hud 81 30 DO 81 IS 63 90 DO 6sI, 20
% ss{ NV ~ 6s sis; 30 do ssl as 90 do 6si do
osa DO es 30 DO es 10 do 6si 10 do esi 80 DO ss
saw 50 DO s nw so do os5 80 Do ash 80 do 63 so; 80 do
al; 90 30 esi so do 6s clio d Am rr AL 10 do al 80
60 Ia do a. 90 do az - do a. Aii 80 do ti SIS;
70 DO ab 100 do Az 40 a do rs do Az IS 90 al
% 40 7o 500 30 DO 7ei so 100 do 7e 80 do IL e
Tes go Is 77 90 Dc 76 s0 rs do 70 e 100 do IS $50
Canton Co so 10 Do so 10 a. SOL 10 % 3o a. DO 80 s
10 do DRY D.ts Bk 1910 do Mohawk %, bis; 10 do
sal s7d-2s d. Boston Prov hosd o. $50 DO stcnius
ton ls3 10 10 isioo do Harlem a. sl5 90 do tt 100
% All ~ DO an 100 do a. ~ DO ~ so do A. NV 80 do
an bis; s7s do All so do A. s2c 100 do A. sso - do al
7Odo X, Bk s735 do Utica Schenectad ile 10 ii6t;
10 do lisa 1850 do laid Re7Il0 DO Unisn Bk IC4-
% DO syrseus. Utica 1907 100 do iO3 1000 do Paterson
n n DO
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

Matters thus assmating 10 the New Tors ancars on
which isis business will and rise through the ruins
q the United States Bank and slate stock system.
Wall ,reet quiet yesterday, AID much anxiety was
pressed Tor sssmssa which arrived late In the G
tsrnoon Sale, stock exchange not large, and II
rsaera decline the Of Friday u D. Bank declined
per cent DRY Dock per cent Delaware and Hudsos per
cent North American Trust and Banking Co per cent Gen.
ten per cent stoDngso "A per cent Saiss Of Treasury
notes made par discount money
little better and the marhst generally easy than has
bsss the case, ON Saturday, fer sose weeks
AZ New Orleans the l4h, there arrival Of $4,000
specie ON MstsmorA, and 10000 arrived st. Louis
from Santa Fe At Mobile, the ish, exchange New
Ysrk 90 days selling al per premium specie
vss per premium, and sgh bills New Orleans
1t ~ per cent premium. AZ Miedssviiie, Georgia,
s Ill., bill introduced into the Senate 10 repeal the
shsrsr Of Central Bank and 10 dsroe its papers In the
Dsal of the Of Georgia for collection and another bill
= ssthoe the sego,iAea Of an EXTENSION Of the time for
The payment Of the $4,000 due New York. Thin
he Phonis Bsah OF this city.
The report that the Mechanics Bsnk Of Burlington IN ~
asx finally stopped, usfousded The ball, eontisus be
rss.i,ed in PhilaaeIphis.
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TO THE ECONOMICAL.
THE STUDY OF
BOOK X E f P | N G

SO Cedar street, near Br0ddtcdy .
M c. MARSH, Accountant, continues to give rractiea
Lessons in this necessary branch Ola mercantile edu
cation Also open, close or adjust accounts ano 70 write
up books.
The instruction throus which the pupil passes
thoroughly PRACTICAL and the person good capacity who de-
three the study will be qualified to keep
correctly aud elegantly the accounts Of any business
Prospectues, with terms, to be had at the rooms.
C. G. MARSHS WORKS
Introduced in New York SCHOOL,
The Science of Double Entry Bookkeeping simPlked'
standard WORK, eighth edition. 200 pages, Svo-$ 36
The Art Of siagle Entry png improved by tn.
PRODUCTION Of the Proof Balance" 100 pages 6vo-76c
"A Lecture the study Of Bookkeeping with Balance
Sheet" A neat pamphlet IS pages l2mo-is cents
n7-ltwm
DOARB.A sing gentleman can have handsomely for
ID nshed paror with sofa bedstesd the lower noor, by
applying at No. 10, Park Place.
NJ B.-Dinner at o'clock. n6 lmiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-25

rYAVANA-Mr. WEST has resumed business at NO. %
II Call. Inquzdo where she will be prepared to receive
Eoarasrs a. Ormerlr.
Reference Joha Richie ESQ No 81 Broad street. who
will furnish info applicants reiauve 10 the orma
tbs 10 be observed BY strangers avoid detention in landing
At Havana oiiaWom
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-11-15

FEvHIS wonderful Medicine has been intro
IL duced to the public but short time, yet its
fame has spread rapidly throughoutthe United
States. The proprietor is constantly receiving
orders from every part Of the Union. The
old Hygeian Theory, that impurity ofihc blood
is The cause of all diseases, has become stale
while the Theory Of DR.. kineley, WIN con-
tends that the most frequent cause of disease,
is arrangement in the functions ofthe Liver
is rapidly gaining ground.
The proprietor has received great number
Of communications from individuals who have
been cured among which are The following.
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STAPLE & FANCY GOODS

adapted to the season,-among which are
Medium quail. and fine BR CLOTHS;
Pilot Cloths, Doe Skin, Victoria and plain
CASSIMERES;
Satneits, Vestings, Silk Velvets,
Best Trimmings for Gents. Clothing;
Cd Mernos from 42 cts. TO 81 dollar per yd;
Plain and fie'd Alapines; gro de nap Merinos;
Alpaca, Indiana, and printed Saxony Cloths;
Super silk warp Cambleteen; Chally Merinos;
Mousseine dc LANES, 25cts 10 75cts per yd;
Printed Chays; Silks;
American, English, and French Prints, Sets to
974 cts per yard;-and in all the varieties Of
Goods for Ladies Cloaks and Dresses, the
subscriber fatters himself that his assort-
men is not inferior To any in the vicinity.
Highland, Broche, Merino and other Shawls,
from 62l cts, upwards;
Dress hdkis., scarfs, wells, gloves hosiery,
Camhricks, muslins, laces, bonnet silks, ribbons,
Ladies walking shoes, slips, and gaiter boots;
Bonnets, Sheetings, Shirtings, tckings, ~
Cotton yarn, &c.
Brush hats, seal, fur and cloth caps, boas,
muffs, iur'colars, buffalo robes;
Hardware IL Cutlery, Crockery China and
i Glass Ware;
Green and blk Teas of best quality;
Prime sugars and molasses, very cheap; spices;
Fruits, salt, nails, glass, paints, dye stuffs,
A share Of public patronage Is respectfully
solicited.
The subscriber having purchased his entire
stock at the present very low prices in market,
feels confident that he can sell goods as low as
can be found in Windham County. PRopucg
Of all kinds received. Highest price paid for
Dried apple-a reasonable credit il requested,
and all Goods cheap, very cheap; for Cash
n. CHENEY, JR.
rownshend, Oct. ID, 1889. 6w7
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u.s. New Fall Goods,
Cheap! Cheap! Cheap!
w. .M. 4 w. L. WILLIAMS,

w. III. & w. l.. WILLIAMS,
lTTAvE just received from Boston larg'
In and extensive assortment Of RICH ant
DESIRABLE O. 0 o ID s, adapted TO The
FALL AND WrNrER TRApE--Consisting IL
part as follows, viz:
100 Pieces English and American Priuts
from to rs cts per yard.
rs Pieces Cd English Merinos, from 45 "a
so cts per yard.
IL Pieces Sd and Ga Cambetcens; Astrecan
Cloths; Printed Merinos, and Saxony Cloths;
rs Pieces Black, Blue Blk, Blue Brown,
CIaret & Invisible Green BR OTIISi
Cassimeres and Festings;
Black and brown Allepines;
Black, blue black and cold gro do nap and
Swiss Silks;
Ribbons, d good assortment
Black silk and tabby Vclvets;
Highland plaid, Edenboro & merino Shawls;
Flag, silk and pongee Hdkfs.; fancy do;
Black Italian Cravats;
White aud black silk Gloves;
Ladies' and Genps kid do;
Black and col'd merino Hose;
Cambricks, muslins and lawns,
Web lace, insertings aud edgings;
Black lace and blond gauze Wells;
Irish linen, bIeacll'd sheelings and shr,ings;
Linen damask, birdseye and Russia Diaper;
White, red and yellow English FIanneIsj
Cold cambrics; silecia, silk and twist;
Canvass and Padding;
6 cases brush and silk hats;
10 doz. otter, fur seal, cloth and hair zeal
CAPS;
100 pairs Ladies Kid Shoes;
ALSO,
1900 yds extra Sheeiings at II i2 cts per yd.
500 " Lawrence do Gil :.
600 " Smithfied do "i0l-a "
500 1" do 9
1000 g Shrtings from 6 10 to cts per yd
500 &c Ticking and Drilling;
200 lbs Cotton Yarn from No. to ~;
500 " Batting, Wicking and Wadding.
also,
10 chests Old Hyson, Young ! rr4e
Hyson, Hyson Skin and Souchong '
1000 lbs. Saleratus ut y cts per ID;
1000 % bro. HAVANA, N. o., & Loaf Sugars;
Coffee. Spice, Pepper, Ginger, Cassia, Cloves,
Raisins, Molasses, Flour, Tobacco, Fish, &c.
Is casks 4d, Cd, Sd, l0d, and 2oi Nails;
25 boxes by 8 and by Keene Glass;
Linseed Oil, Paints of all kinds;
bbls. Fall Sperm Oil.
.4LSO,-a general assortment Of
CrOckery, Glass & Hardware.
The above in addition TO their former Stock,
makes their assortment full and complete; and
will be sold for Cash or approved Credit at
least $ per cent lower than any stock of goods
they have ever before offered the public.
Williamsville, Sept. %, 1885, Sw4
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TIME subscribers would respectfully inform
H. the Inhabitants of BraftIeboro &its vicinity,
that they have Just received their Fall and
Winter Stock Of BOX, PARLOUR h COOK
STOVES, at the STONE BUILDING
opposite the Brick Row, where they viii find q
general assortment 1.-THE following patterns:
". y. .Many's patent Hot .qir Cook Siope;
do. do Union, do.
johnson and Geer's Superior Premium do.
Green and Curtis Coaicic do;
KeUey's Patent do;
Conanrs Improved Rotary do;
DO. Patent Improved do;
Parker's Patent Parlouw do;
Commits Vermont do do;
W. y. .Many's do do
sizes Box Stoves--iogeiher with many
other patterns, too numerous to mention. And
by the way, amongst the best they would Just
mention BUCKLlN'S PATENT RAIL
WAY COOK STOVE. which is one Of ihs
Kind long looked for, on account Of the many
good qualities which il possesses. And for
baking il is excelled by none on accoun, Of the
srge and spacious oven that is attached 10 H.
And IL there is any one ia the village or near
By that wishes 20 test the many good qualities
the stove possesses, can have one put up, and
after thorough trial, if il does not give salts
faction, il may be returned free OF expense.
As these patterns ATE mostly new ones, they
have confidence in warIaniing them to the
public to be as good AZ the best, and will be
sold as low as can be found in the market.
Aud in addition TO their stock Of Stoves.
they will find general assortment Of auilron
Kettles, Hollow Ware, Fire Dogs, sc. Sc,
and are daily manufacturing Stove Furniture
OF all kinds, tin, copper aud brssa.
Engl sh and Russia Iron St,vc Pipe kept
constantly on hand and sold at Wholesale and
Retail.
Sap Boilers made 10 order and at short notice,
and made Of the best OF stuck
Jobing and Repairing in their line done at
all times, and all orders promptly attended TO.
And all those who want 10 buy any Of the
above articles would do well to call at the Stone
Building and examine for themselves before
purchasing elsewhere, as they will all be sold
low for Cash, or short approved credit.
DICKINSON & CHANDLER.
Dratteboro, Sept. 10, 1889. s
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rs hereby given that l have given my son
will not claim any part Of his earnings or any
profits arising thereffom-nor shall be respon-
sibIe myself for any debts Of his contracting
after this date. HattH t nt a4 ~
~ 6THOMAS COLGROvE.
Guiliord, Oct. 90, 1882. 81 70
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fLSU,-a general assortment OF
CrOcEery, Glass & Hardware

The above in addition TO their former Stock,
makes their assortment full and complete; and
will be sold for Cash or approved Credit at
least l s per cent lower than any stock Of goods
they have ever before offered the public.
WiiamsvilIe, Sept 81, 1899. Sw4
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Anglaa nan
Musn silk
Ribbons, Fo neh aud Belts paas and very hands0p Lace
bic chs Black Blue aud assorted Sewing Thread Tsp Cords Bids
Bathing waidh Wing Horse Blankets Russia Diaper Crash Cotton WOe and
&c a.. &c. s