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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-18

A Warehouse, on the Chenango Canal, stored
with whiskey, has been struck with lightning
and consumed-lcss az OOO
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-18


of barbarous transaction which seems to be
sanctioned by the laws of the United States,
from the n. Y. Star.
"Two u. s. soldiers, convicted of desertion, Mt
Detroit, received fifty lashes apiece, had their
heads shevrd and their bodies branded. and
were then tlrunmed out of the garrison. The
policy or the right to inhct such punishment
are both questionable. Pnblic feeling requires
that no personal disgrace should be inflicted on
an American citizen. imprisonment is the NOR.
al substitute for every crime in a Republic.
american .Anti- Slavery Society-The New Y.
Evening Post states That an address Of the EX-
ecutive comm tee of the American Anti Slave
ry Society, has recently been issued, in which
an appeal is made TO the abolitonsfs ofthe u s.
TO raise for the treasury of that Society," the pres
ent year, the sumof one thousand dollars. We
learn that Gerrit Smith, Esq. of Peterboro, on
reading the address, Immediately responded
10 it, by remitting to the Treasurer of the Socie-
ty, the sum of ten thousand dollars.
Crops in Mississippi. The Vicksburg Wing
ofthe 22d, states that the accounts from the
parts OF the state, are most cheering. The cot
ton looks well and if the weather should con-
tinue favorable, Mississippi will mise a better
crop than she has produced for years The corn
is likewise said to be in furnishing condition.
mississippi sorely needs abundant harvest. 1t is
by the staple product of her soil alone than she
can expect ever TO eXtrcale herself from her
difficulties.
BY the brig Palm, Capt. Conway, arrived at
this port from Para, we learn that news was re-
ceived from Maranham, up TO the 18th May, of
the Insurgents then being in possession of the
greater part of the interior; and of course all
communication was stopped. The inhabitants
were engaged in terrifying the city, and all bust
ness was at stand. 1t was fully expected,
however, that the rebels would be put down on
the arrival Of 500 troops from Para, who were
embarked. and sailed for that port on
the 18th of May-Salem Gazette.
FREsHETs. We learn from various quarters
of much damage being done by heavy rains.
This vicinity has not wholly escaped, as we
learn that considerable damage hos been done
on the Missisquoi river to what extent we have
not learnt. We are however informed of three
saw mills being carried ofone at Swanton Fails,
'ne at Hyde's Falls, belong to L. Hyde, and
,ne above the latter,
A Warehouse, on the Chenango Canal, stored
With whiskey, has been struck with lightning
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-06-18

threatning 10 the end of it, The signs OF the
times are that we shall have the iorty-tays rain
and perhaps the flood. Many there nre round
about US who have been driven if not to the
house top and the mountain, at least from their
lower rooms to their chambers and attics. In
some parts of the city the basement rooms make
excellent bathing houses, and the poores, among
us have the most conveniences for deep watIug
md good swimming. There is water enouc Oh
in almost any Of the cellars in Anthony street to
swim lrigate of the largest class, but the bust
ness of navigation told affords any thing
rather than profit or pleasure to those who are
characters of these wa ter crafts. The anchor
ing ground has become almost dangerous
ordinary anchors refuse to perform their service
and some of the cabins are in danger of leaving
their moorings and floating into one of the two
rivers that line the city.
The damage to owners of property of course
is something. unless it is desirable to have it well
fYatered--tut much less than the Inconvenience
10 occupants. Should the storm continue many
days longer we may expect TO see York Island
floating midway into the Atlantic. We have
had an eternity OF rain. bu not more we believe
than some Of otlf neighbors East and West of
AS. Down East Or up East as the Main,sts
or JMa;yiacs have it, the storm makes the logging
bushes good, but has proved bad business
"a DAM bad business, as is said in Maine, on
the kenaebee. Half million ofdolIars worth
ofproperiy has been destroyed there already
but timber the Peeobscoters tell us, half doz-
en- times this value, will probably be brought to
market ia Consequence ofthe freshet.
In Ohio, we learn from the Cleveland paper,
ahat the past ten days has been noted for thun-
der, hail, rain and wind in the West. A catas-
troPhe at Maumee city is noted. In Licking CO.
on Sunday, the hail storm was terrific. At Ut;-
ca, III That country much property was destroy
ed. The Newark, Ohio, Gazette says ',he crops
are considerably injured. the fruits and leaves
beaten from the trees, aud cattle and sheap beat
and injured. One horse was killed in the storm.
but whether by hoitstones or not, does not an.
pear, by the Gazette, though it seems the stones
were very large, and fell in grear QUANTITIES
The root Of IA house in Utica was broken in Lu
them in several places. The destruction of
window glass was SO great in Jacksontown
Utica and vicinity. that several loads' of glass
were taken from Newark on Monday for the
purpose of repairing the broken windows. The
southern part OF Indiana was visited with Sc.
we're storm on Friday.-Three persons were
killed by the falling timber during the storm in
Clark county. The destruction of timber is very
great.
This is but brief notice ofthe many disasters
we see recorded all around us.-yNeto York En- |
press.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

LEARN TO Be WISE.
If al dent a. teation should meet with success,
Be it far to practice and less 70 profess:
Division, Peck slip, Duaae, Ann street forego-
For we lead to wisdom, while they lead to we
If nature will have her wild way, let us think
Who better can lead fro the trcacherous brink
We think and know well what art restore
Health, any may find it at Centre ST..
Those quackeries have beer delusive too long,
Thew give The shroud both the ak and the strong;
Their charges great, while the knowledge IS small,
Then GRARDIN will cure you pay not at ALI
Oae bottle will cure you, those sagss will say
But others will follow it day after day,
Till you fail to exist while they fail to restore,
And their pockets cxat at the zone bottle more
MI ,lraN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21
NEW INVENTED
PREMIUM
WIGS AND SCALPS.

f- CLIREHUGH invites all wearers and connosseurs TO
inspect his newly invented ventatng and perpetual hitting
Wigs which, for gance, Igtess and durability may be
placed AMONG the first productions Of modern art In their ma
nufactu they differ from all Others here The hair
being ngy inserted and equally distributed to appear
issuing from the skin In their form they no more
Of the than natural hair does and having metal
lie spring. all dagreeabe pressure obvisted They are
particularly to those residing in climate,
For this nvenoU snd the advages connected with it, the
Aesrcan lnsrt awarded the first premium and competent
perfection.
Hair Cutting Rooms sO7 Broadway of Fulton street
sul6-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

rINO SOUTHERN And WESTERN MERCHANTS
r. L. SMITH co. have open and offer for sale a
large and desirable stock Of French German, and Italian Sik
Goods together with full assortment Of Merne Shawls,
Laces Hosiery So at l76 Pearl 81. au7-3pe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

~ C-~~ ~ EXCURSION to Shrewsbury, Longbrsnch
k..xb.-Sxrrxu ana Ocean House. Sunday August tth
Steamboat Saratoga, Capt Wilcox
will leave the foot % Canal street Al O'Clock ef Liberty
street At half past aud Battery at sbcloek Returning viii
leave Red Bank al O'Clock 2. NJ
This Excurssr will give persons opportunity drive
and battle the Ocean House snd resrR early the evening
Passage each way, % cents jele 2m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

TNANIEL SWEENEY, IL Ann street, returns has
~ thames ~ his friends for the liberal supporhsy
have uniformly rendered him he first opened h Refestory
and them that win be his cosar .udcavor 10 merit
continuance Of heir appreciation. His table always furnishes
with the best the market affords and those who may hoaor h
table with their presence may depend upon being served viii
cleaniiness cisilty and promptituae. jlod
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

kA MILITARY GARDEN, (BrookIyn1-To RENT
MM The known Military Garden, Brooklyn are
oered for rent for years, with all
ngs thereon, consisting of the building occupied
and the large double three story house adjoining suitable for
extensive boarding house, also small two story house. sta
bes ouhosse &c., the whole being complete repair The
Garden, covering about two tasefuy laid the To-
cation unsurpassed and to person in need # such esa
bishment, it offers advantages rarely to be met with The
furnitues Of tie establishment which complete every r.
spct will be sold at fair valuation For terms apply on the
premises. aulSeoa7t*
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21
HYDE PARK HOTEL.


IN b. MILNE has III. pleasure Of announcing 10 his friends
IL and the pnb gener ally that he has the above
tfu es,abr the Of goth and 9Th Avenus
where he prepared give dinner parties &c the best style
dae notice s wines and liquors OF the choicest kind
every attention bestowed for the comfort of his vte
au7 I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

from ten to fourteen years. prices the shades including
cords tssses rack pues and fittings for windows complies
order by applying TO GEORGE PLATT, IL Spruce st.
NIB supplied with blinds and blind ht'nsa
mls-2m-y
I,ARM FOR sALE-For sale, a small Farm containing
II about 40 Of land lying Great Neck Queens
L. l. On the premises dwelling house, containing four
sg spring Of excel emf water The farm i. suitably divided
into wood, plough and me adow land The property gh
bay, threeourhs Of mile from the steamboat wharf, rop
whence boat daily to New York. and would be found
very desirable location geseman retiring c,ty
Distance from New York BY land, IA nIcs and about the
same BY water. For further particulars, inquire of
yso. JOHN II. GCURLIE, No. lswali st.
nj OTICESouherrers other Strangers visiting the
IN city respectfully Informed that the subscriber has just
received and offers for sale the following goods adapted the
season, and worthy the attention cfhouse keepers
IAMPS-Ofal descriptions, consisting Of and two light
MaRts and Side Lamps gilt and bronzcd with rich cut glass
drops Also Astral Lamps gilt bronzed and plated Hergon
Lanterns with double burners with large assortment
PLATED wARE-Elegant cut glas, Casters, plated Wait
ers with silver edges and handles; Cake Baskets Of new
tens Plated Candestcks, with branches; Shutters and Tray,
Plated Urns, Tea Sets Toast Racks Vegetable Dishes &c.
elegantly fitted in rosewood cases Also Transparent Ivory
Handle Knives lony) manufactured for silver forks. Also
Beef Slice and Game cavers Nut Picks fine Pen and Pocket
Knives, Scissors, &c.
JAPANNERY-Gothc, Sandwich and Paper TIA Trays in
of with Bread Baskets and Knife Trays to match
Also Dressing Cases. Tea Caniste Sugar and Spice Boxe&
NANTEL CLOCK5-Rich gilt gilt and bronzed, ebony,
abaser white and black Of the latest patterns warranted TO
keep correct time.
CONGRATULATIONS gilt and bronzed, and all bronzei
Candeabras Of the latest patter with sgures very ee
CANT Also, Slide Branches, from TO lights.
GERANDOLES-(it and bronzed, with 2 and lights,
handsomely ornamented with rich cut gls.s prsms.
BRoNZED observation-disclosures, Ink stand.
Watch Stands, Thermometers Tea Bells &c.
GO Also, just received from the celebrated house Of pson
Sons further supply of Britannia Ware consisting Of Tea
and Coffee Sets. Urns kc
Ao further supply OF the celebrated Chinese Rarors
Also, further supply Of gcaemens Tool Chests, very
plete
All The aboxe oood. arr Altered ,r,ee N The
New York General Furnishing Warehouse No N Maiden
Lane (aul4-y) d f. DELAvAN.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21
We care not what dull plodders say
A COED sEGAR drives care away.



yXTE chosh the above csupst Of the old song ss
wv heading Of this advertisement, from srn conviction
Of s truth Having now on band assortment Of the haes
Segars imported Ia the United Ss.e and selected
presy for this eabhm-n toy aren't at Havana We fee
great confidence recommending them TO friends and the
public The comprises the ch and mos, pops
lar Understanding the Extra Noresa Ia Normas, imperial
Trabuco imprssa, Canones Premiere Rseais TIE hasst
ever this country and imported expressly for private
u.e and ,arioa. other, which all who can appreciate the
sry OF good segar invited TO call and eramine.
smber that seras, 50 Cedar street receives his sssars
direct Havana they selected exclusively for him with
the greatest by competent judge, and there Is no other
place the city where strangers asd Others obtn with
equal certainty the and Havana 50 Cedar rss
iy26-lm'
STONES WATER FlLTEEs-The,e 6'ser, have Lesa
highly approved Of in Europe and America for the ls
a. ,by combine the u purifying a we'll as clarifying
the turhd water II 10 almost needless TO advert to he
utility and advantages be derived from the use Of well con-
sructed altering arparaus obvious every person tksk
filtered rain much wholesome and conducive 10
health thss either rrsg river water the former scot invs
raby eopasrg substances soluop and the latter
being deesyed and pVrd animal and vegsabs
natter the Of which frequently occasions The
&c Filtered water also Of the greatest importance for
asrg perfectly the virtues Of tee. coffee, kc the ru
filtered and up6.red Manufactured cold opay ~
j. sTONE, Plumber and Esgiseer,
Ps-Tho.e who bav. Filters mad. by persons not usds
standing the business have them repaired and sed up
the subscriber plan and warranted 10 act persy fim'
0y- TO THE PUBLiC.-ws call the special attention Of
the pebble 70 ne Inducements held by &c
SO Broadway isr INVESTING in real estate situated New Or
leans Notwithstanding the attempts made by the pous David
Hale Of the Journal Of Conme-c good FOR
sso~n that the affair in question possesses the entire cons
dence OF the those persons who
have any doubts to call Sylvester Co. who DESTROYS
OF giving the ost full and perfect satisfaction an reply to any
luosries made eI7*
- 4. SMITH 60 No. 10 Pearl street, Importers,
N. Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealers ~ Leghsrn and
Straw Goods in receipt Of 800 cases Bonne com
nt all the anerent styles desirable for the fall business Nh h
they offer for to dealers liberal terms Also 100
Straw Trimming and 20 printed and plain Satin Straw
sn7-3m-
al lLtInnt AfvU riksMkNs CAfS-MiLlTAk1
ltl HORSE EQUIPMENTS, Leather Gen Eases, 0s"s
and shot Bag, Cartridge bcxes Belts scsbbsrds md ksa
SACK, All the above articls Wholesale and Retail 81 literal
pricesase Trasks, yaices Carpet bags, Hat Boxes s"a
every tang in his line Of business. -
80 HENRY 3. GRATACAf,
SEQ Broadway, scsween White and Walker s'rees
NIB Companies absutfornng both Military and firsmen
AN Ne furnished with Csys rhe shortest notice ny l+s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21
snrfuII.AR MAI. LINE ron BOSTON

= C. ANGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOSTON
vrz5s. =rt Daily, (sundays excepted 81 7. NJ irom
- Battery Place, Pier Ne. !, North River,
a stoninFton, Newport. and Providence Steamers a
ehustts, Capt Comstoek Narragsnsett Capt Chid Lex
ingten, Capt Vanderbilt and the Masachusetts One OF
The above boats will leave New York daily except Sunday
Passengers, on the arrival Of the steamers AZ ston'ng
ton may take the Railroad and proceed with the mail
Immediately 10 Boston, or may continue IN the via
Newport and take the egsr Railroad Providence for
Bost-n.
The steamer NARRAGANsETT, Captain Child, will
leave this afternoon. "Wednesday, August Al al o'clock from
pier No or Providence via sonngon aud Newport and the
RHODE ISLAND, Capt Thayer, al the time from
Rer No. Cor Providence direct. my276m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

NO'
- FOR cheapness and durability not surpassed by any
* heretofore offered. They combine all the requisite
qualities Of the costly for color, shtness, dnrs
bility lustre the reduced price of So Their sae
for cash. which precudes the necessity charging the goo
for incurred by the bad The public nvlte
to their Hats at BROWN CO.'S wholesale and re
tail warehouse No It's Chatham Square, Of Mott st.
New York mySl3m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21
LONDON LINE OF PACKETS.

x&x LONDON LINE OF PACKETS.
&1& To sail the LIST, 10th, and 10th OF every month
6Ths lire Of packets viii hereafter be composed OF the
Allowing shps which will succeed each other the order
which they named sailing punctually from New York and
Portsmouth, the m l0 2Oh, and from London on the 7
ySh and 9th Of assxy month throughout the year, VIZ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21
WINDOW BLIND MANDATORY.
ID inf h.

THE subscriber respectfully begs to inform the public thai
he has constantly hand large ind elegant assortment
every description OF the painted transparent washable win
dow shades consisting Of Italian and other Landscapes Diaphi
nous Chinese Architectural Fancy Blinds which he
confidently for their beauty strength and great
raby they have been known, with care TO last
from fourteen years. The prices the shades including
eo tssse rack puie and fittings for windows, compets
vary from 81 and upwards pair Blinds painted fitted
order, by applying TO GEORGE PLATT IL Spruce St
NIB Country dealers supplied With blinds and blind fittings
mlQ2m-x
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

Regular DAYS 81 leaving New York this month Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
FARE Reduced TO THREE DOLLARS
NO MONOPOLY
NEW LINE FOR BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT AND
PROVIDENCE.
- y-w@ - The new, elegant, and fast sailing steamer
ca JOHN w. RICHMOND, Captain Nathan
SSsk<zs>-C Child, will leave for the above places
this day Aug 14h at o'clock from foot Of Whitehall street.
first Wharf east Of the Battery.
For farther inform alton, appyto
mo. IA. RICHMOND, Agent,
al the Office on the wharf.
Travellers may be assured that this boat wu with
sy boat that may put against her. but will proceed her
rout,s IL no other boat wa in com pany. ie3-6r
- 80 nfoR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH,
SkA1' Ocean House, Rumson Landing Red Bank,
xs>s1n,osse4- aud Ea,Ontown Dock.-Ths steamboat
OSIRIS Captain Alise will follows daily from foot
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

- rsSD - PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY
SwrEZ.x--11 Direct without acknowledgements will
1Ssezz- find this the most convenient arrange ment,
they will be molesd BY the landing receiving passen
gers by the way their baggage being also the
baggage will be locked leaving the wharf, not open
cd until the arrival ofthe boat at Albany.
The and fa sailing Steamboat UTICA, Captain M. III.
Tuede leaves pier between the foot Of Courandt and
Liberty This Afternoon Tuesday August 2oh at five
o'clock.
For passage freight apply the Capan board 10
CROOKE FOWKS, Of West and Liberty streets,
or to p. C. SCHULTZ. at the Office on the wharf
All goods freight bank bills specie, ether property taken
shipped board Of this boat be at the risk the
thereof my22-7m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

FOR BoRDEAUx-(Passsgc oniyl
Az The fast sailing coppered and copper fastened brig
Mfff ROBERT ADAMS Msrschak, master, will sail
25th inst For passage, for which she has elegant
accommodations apply board at the foot OF Jefferson ST.
10 BOYD " HiNCkEN,
au90.y No. Tontine Building.
CHERMAN's COMPOUND ORRIs TOOTH PASTE.
- This celebrated article stands univ jed Tor cleaning
oesutfyng and preserving the teeth tarasns the gums
wseens the BREATH and leaves delicious taste IN the mouth
warranted superior every other denrihee, and free
from every thing that possibly rjure the teeth should
in every family and every laay toilette and gentemans
dressing All that II pronounce the best thing
Sold Wholesale and retail at the Msdicated Ls.epse
Warehouse, ZOE Nassau street. dooe sbcvs Ann Ask for
craan Compound Orrs Tos Psste; aons other genuine
suay
WHAT ls PHRENoLOGYf-Its Evidence and Princi
w pies Famliay Considered by Edwin Saunders author
of Five Minutes Advice the Care Of the Teeth, Scth
edition.
"A brief and very clever analy. cfthe systen'-Svn
Also. by the author
THE TEETH, A TEST OF AGE--Considered with
reference factory children addressed to the members Of both
Houses Of Parliament. Imported aud for sale by
aul5 h. SAUNDERS, ISL Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

= - ~ Foh PEEKsKIbL, vERPLANK's
vsrss-,sxxxu5I POINT, GRASSY POINT, SING SING,
TARRYT0wN, DOBB's FERRY, HAS
TINGs AND YoNKERs.-The and splendid steamboat
KOsCIUsKC Capt ID. Haywood, will leave the foot Of Rob
nson street ext Barcay every morning. Fridays
eepted al o'clock, stopping at the Old State Prison wharf
each way. Returning, will leave Peekskill at O'Clock.
Breakfast and Dinner board.
r. In order afford passengers tire TO spend the
different places the Kosusko will leave Peeksk at O'Clock
Tor this trip ony)
For the accommodation Of passengers she win make trip
ON rriday, leaving az above.
For further information, inquire Of HAWKINS x WILL.
HANSON No " West street. where packages freight &c
will he received for the boat. WY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

BRlTIsH AND AMERICAN STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
NEW YORK TO LONDON.
The Steamship BRITISH
IN QUEEN, Lieut.. Richard Rob-
S3y&H& ~k-SSM erts, r. ~, commander.-This
~N1M splendid Steamship, burthen
M yA\I1xkuHN>\ 20l6 tons, 500 horse power
AHMk-MM M\ ~ will sail for the remainder Of
q the year, from this port
LIST OCTOBER,
LIST DECEMBER,
and from London and Portsmouth,
LIST SEPTEMBER,
lst NOVEMBER
For freight (sf which this ship will take 900 tons pas
s.ge, applyto WADSWORTH SMITH,
Jones Lane, l03 Front street,
No goods will be received board without order from
the Agents.
from any part the United States and the Canadas
he forwarded through the Post Office posmaers
authorized to collect the ship postage.
CO experienced Surgeon is attacked to the ship
Plans the cabins be at the Office Of the Age nts
aul4y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

k6R FOR NEW ORLEANs.-Lousana and New
At4f York Line-Rseular PacketThe very fat sailing
nA6 coppcred and copper fastened ship HUNTSVILLE,
Capt John Fddge having large part Of her cargo engaged
and going on board win have despatch.
For freight or passage having handsome furnished
modations apply board, Orleans wharf foot Of Wall st.
or to n. X COLLINS co,
a,iQy b6 South street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

- - THE STEAMBOAT WASHINGTON
kvYE@sr1 having discontinued running between New
x. York and Albany, will resume her regular
trips between New York and Newburg Monday the 18th
instant leaving New York every Monday and Thursday alter
noon, O'Clock, and Newbug every Tuesday aud Friday
afternoon at o'clock touching the intermediate landings
to receive light freight and passengers.
N. ball freight baggage, bank bills specie must be at
the risk Of the unless bill Of adng given therefor
o. the goods be entered on the books Of the boat
AGO CRAWFORD MARTIN CO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

- l.. SMITH y ~. No 10 Pearl street, importers
H. Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealers ~ Leghsrn and
Straw Goods receipt Of 800 cases Bonnet comrr
int all aerent STYLES desirable for the fall business Nh n
they offer for TO dealers liberal terms Also leo
Straw Trimming and 20 printed and plain Satin Straw
an7-3m-