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Morning herald., 1839-11-02

LIAR CUTTING-The undersigned respectfully soeios
the attention Of the citizens Of New York and strzngers
10 his superior method and peculiar stye he reans hs
place from the usual pueres" OF the trade and for tangible
proofs Of his skill rendering ii faa" the human
head divine he bex leave refer his friends
customers FRANCIS q. BOYLE, No. 50 rearl ~
claim. adjoining the Pearl street House.
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

(vARLTON HOUSE, $50 q asa broadway, New fssh--
" JAMES BkNsON-wei known Tor the last nltsen years
. Csr,si, AZ different teabosts the North River-snd
PRESTON n HODGES. late of the tiincn Hotel. v. ".
have the pleasure nerpg their friends and the public that
IN. cARITON HOt1sE having been put in complete order
md refrp he'd throughout viii he opened cv the reception
cf comrany on Monday the fourth Of November oslin'
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

= direct, without landing al the intermediate
sndirgs.-The and elegant steambea al
ROCHESTER, Capt St John viii leave h. steamboat pier
foot of Liberty street, Saturday afternoon, Nov ., at
O'Clock.
For passage freight apply to the Captain on board or TO
t.RookE Fowks corner Of West and Liberty streets
" 10 r. c. SCHULTZ the sce or the Captain en board
All goods freight bank bills specie, sther property taken
49, thereof ~
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

VXTHOLEsALE AND RETAIL WAREHOUSE, for
wv PICKLES and CATSUPS.-The Subscriber respect
fully informs the public that he has hand, at hs Ware
house 90 Vesey street, extensive supply Of Pickles. Of
every which he offers for sale In small large quants
put sp IN Kegs Jas any other style, 70 suit customers,
spon liberal terms fer cash.
Grocer, wanting Assorted Pickles in Glass Jar, put up
handsome style. wanting large quass
for expori alton requested 10 call.
Catsu Pepper Sauce. Cayenne Pepper Ae constantly
hand. WD. SMITH
ol9ln.
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

NEW BRIGHTON.-Mr.. INGLis'S SCHOOL, for
~ f1ung Ladies' opened Tuesday October l. after
Summer vacation. ocS.lw
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

SUCCs.sS TO J. A. x L. VERNOLs, Drapers and Far
- lors who have adopted the system and sci
clothing the The public invited
and their assortment and they will be satisfied that
great saving will be realized in the cash yste 81 Chatham
street.
BA great variety Of cloths cassin"res and vestngs
kept hand and nade to order in the most fashionable style
Ao the largest assortment Of ready made clothing in this
city, constantly kept hand and will DO sold reduced
prices. ol6-lms
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

NOR COLORING RED OR GRAY HAIR PERMA-
H NENT BROWN ORBLACK-Red grey hair may
permanently coored rich and glossy brown black by
single application Of Mahcmmed Turkish Dye and instead oe
nurng the hair pre- paraens do il improves its
and grow lururanty 80 just the
epaon Of this article that orders have been received for n
from American gentlemen residing Canton, who have sats
acorly tested its efficacy while at home Price - bottle
and sold wholesale and retail at
0UIONS, l6s Broadway,
als-y Agents for the United states Of America.
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

OST-In eturnnx from the National Theatre Tuesday
IL night large Cameo Breast PIN. The finder will be he
rally rewarded by returning to IS Wooster street o3 s'
Morning herald., 1839-11-02

CTcVES! STOVES! STOVES The Subscvibers
- woud call the ntion Of the public their large and
elegant assortment Of Stoves. which follows:
The Peoples Improved Cooking Stove for wood coal
the improved Cook for wood coaI Psrles
Frankn splendid paterns small Frankins for cooking viii
coa Canal Stoves James Improved cooS stoves nine plate
reasoaabe terms Cor cash. their
go Water door east Of Peck Slip and 00 Cherry
four westof Caharne Fancy Base
suitable fov Offices stores barroos steamboats, e ogsths
with large assortment Of "copper" tin, and sheet iron
constantly on hand stove pipe.
ol9 I'm. A. X M SOMERVILLE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-08
Charles Stevens Estate.
STATE or TER.UOyNT.
DTsrRIcT OF CHITTENDEN, IS.

y
A y Probate Court. holden nj Bur
IA llngtop within and for sad Ds,tc'
on the 20'h day Of October A. ID 1889.
Present, the Hon. Chas. Russell Judge.
An instrument putpofting to be the last
Will aud testament If Charles Stevens,
late of Richmond in said district deceased
being presented 10 the Court here by
Rulus Stevens, the Executor therein
naned,fo probate; It il ordered by said
Court, that all persons concerned therein
be notified to appear at a session of said
Court TO be holden a. the Eagle Hall Ia
vern, IN Wlllicion. IN sad district, on the
third Monday of November A., D. 1889,
ana sheW cause, II any they may have,
against the probate OF said viii, for winch
purpose it is further ordered. that copy
OF the record Of this order be- published
three weeks successfully, IN the Free Press.
newspaper printed at Burlington as soon
as may be. A true copy of record.
Attest WIN. WESTON, Register.
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EYE WATER.

DUMFRlES' celebrated Eye Water, is
'1-S now sought after, and successfully used
as one OF tho best remedies known for sore
inilamed or weak eyes, its virtues arc un-
surpassed, as many can testify, and which a
fair trial will prove.
ANALMosr HOPELESS CAsE.-An old Man
Who had been so drcadfully afflicted with
sore and inhamed eyes, owing TO the constant
running OF water from them--has been com-
plctely cured by this Eye Water.
n few hours, sometimes a few minutes
use Of this Eye Water, has relieved and cured
cases Of days and week S standing and that
too after other applications had failed. Price
% cents bottle. k3
II ~#Proparcd and sold by T. KIDDER sue.
cossor to DIR Conway, 90 Court st up stairs
near concert Hall, Boston. and may also
had of J. & J. II. PECK Il co.
Burlington, Vermont.
Mono genuine unless signed r. kIDpER
on the outside printed wrapper.
Large discount to dealers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-08

Mr.. -, Of this city, lost tho use OF his
limbs in consequence of exposure to wet and
damp, could not get out of bed for six weeks
bottle the Linmont, and few doses o!
Relies Asthmaiic Pills, restored him 10 per-
feel heaith IN II days!
AN OLD GENTLEMAN was severely aflicl ed
with violent pain in his back for many
years, which bent him nearly double,was per,
'cct'y cured by one bottle Of the Linimont
and walks upright as any person.
JEnD's LlNiMENT-'lt is worth said an aged
Minister who had experimontally tested its
surprising virlues) Ills ueight in goM'
DR.. SPALDIvG !of Lyndon. VI. writes -
"Jebb's Linimcnt has effected very decided
cure IN noighborug town. Esquire c.
was afflicted for some time with Rheumatism
IN the hip and Joint, after taking medical
advice, and making use Of all the nos,rums
IN th's part Of tho country TO no purpose,
was completely cured by bottles of, is Lin.
imcnt.' (SSpned p. Sp,tn,vc.
ihis Linincnt will not only be found one
OF The best remedies for Rheumatism, which
ltfeIIcves Immediately, which it frequent
~ cures in 81 hOurs, although of years stand.
ing but also for sprains. numbncss, s,iAness
oil The joints, bruises, chilblains, &c.
PIlCe 80 els. n Rottln
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-08
ID "A m CTN G. SCMOOE.

I'D RESPECTFULLY tenders his thanks
hG TO his former patrons IN Burlington
Jerlco and Cambridge, for their liberal
support last winter, and would inform them
That he intends provided sufficient cncour.
agomcnt is given, to open a school Tor in
s'ructlon in the poh'e accomplishment, Of
Dancing, about the FIRST of next month in
the above placos. He intends also TO open
school in Essex and Wl!lIs'ou. The
latest style Of Dancing will be taught and
the best music provided. WALKING, span.
lsh Dlnces, Quadr''es, GnIlopadcs, Coll,
lions and Contra Dauccs taught IN the
latest style, with all the new improve.
mcnts. Mr.. Saunders will also provide
first rate Music for Balls, Parties, &c.
during the winter. on reasonable terms.
Burlington. Oct. %, 1889.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-08
Jonathan Gillit's Estate.

WYE the Subscribers, having been
w appointed by the Honorable the
Probate Court for the District of Chi,ten.
den, commissioners to receive. examine
and just the claims and demands Of oil
persons, against the estate Of Jonathan
GlIii, late of Charlotte, in said District.
deceased, represented lnsoIvent, and also
all claims and demands exhibited IN offse,
thereto; and six months from the day of
the date hereof, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice, that we Will attend to
the business Of our appointment. at the
dwelling of Sarah Jane Gilt, IN Char.
|otte, IN said District, on the first Mon.
days Of December and February next.
at 10 O'Clock A NJ. on each of SAID DAYS
Dated. tbs l9lh day Of October A. d.
1889. BENJAMIN BEERS, Comn,is
GEORGE SHERMAN { sinners.
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@RAJTyQ yB.ABAsAAs,3s!s
CHEAP CASH STORE.
T q W "A. =, y

MS back again from New York and whit
q. he has learned and done for his custo,
ners he never did or had chance TO do
before. He worked NJ to his $500 Faculty
Tue and bought goods so cheap that u, the
same rate # It had have been n couple of
hundred dollars more, his customers would
have been entitled to their goods free ard
a draw back besides from tortncr profits,
for his cash system has been found to work
80 well that his money came very near
ovcrruhniug aud who surely would he so
likely to catch II up and be benefited By it
a. those who v'sl' linn the oilcucs.
So nree, 81 beautiful, so rich and splcn.
DID an assortment Of goods he never had
before, and as To- prices they arc cheaper
than ever before known. His assortment
now arriving is ~ hitherto unsurpassed
one IN every possible respect. Theyc Is
now probably but few nr'icis5 in The DRY
GOODS lime bee what NAV be bad nj his
cieoP c3st dorc--CROCKERK, Grass
ware, LOOHLNG- GLASSES MD
House heeping ARTICLES IN every vafi.
ETY.. a tuIl assortment of.NEW Capeting.
OIL CLOTHS RUGS, Paper Hangings
sc, Sc also, DRY GROCERIES,
L.4.NP OIL, BUFf.4LO ROBES. FUR
cars, COLLARS 6 Erasiac for Indies
clook lnmgs. EOOTS, SHOES, INDIA
RU8BEES. Sc. &c.
I'll, All, ALL,havinr boon bought low,
viii be sold CIE.4P at HOWARDS.
.Nopember e, 1889.
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THE MARKETS,


New YoRK, Nov. p Money i. still very scarce
and three TO four per cent. per month is pay ing
for frs. rate papcS The banks are doing all they
can-not all that is asked by any means and
things, though somewhat carrier earlier in the
week, have fallen back TO the pressure of last
week. Grea, things, however. by way of remit.
lance viii be done in flour. We shall send of
1900 900 bbls. which will pay ten mi lions of our
foreign debt in that article.
The sales of Gencsce -four have continued for
export to a considerable extent at SIS IS, though
in some cases at less. Maryland wheat sold at
lISc, Ohio us cash, and a cargo of Virginia 125c
six,y,days. Northern Barley has fallen to 72a7jc.
Southern Oats sold at SO, northern, in lois, al l3
to A southern Corn 81 by weight. TO day -four
continues to sell freely at 62a75 for Genesee, and
Ohio at SO 10 62.
BRIGHToY, Oct. IS. At market 1475 beef
cattle, POO stores, 5000 sheep, and AIS swine.
Several hundred beercaule, two or three thousand
sheep, and several hundred stores remain unsod.
Beef cattle Prices have declined, and we re.
duce our quotations first quality 81 to Z 25,
second quality GAG so, third quality 75a5 so.
Purchasers generally refused 10 pay former pri.
ces for stores, consequently less number was sold
than was expected from the number at market.
We noticed sales at less than former quotations.
Cows and Calves--saes 23, IS, Sc, 40, AZ, 80,
81, and 6S.
Sheep, dull, and a large number unsold. We
quote lots at 81 50, III, SIS, PIP, 2 81, $50,
2SS and ~.
Swine. Nearly all at market were Of the first
quality, and in consequence Of the short supply at
market, sales were made at an advance on former
prices. One lot to peddc, ordinary, more than
half sows, sold at AZ; one lot a>4l for sows, and
81 for barrows, and Several lots at Al a 81. At
retail, 5a'6 for sows, and 6a,7 for barrows.
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90 N S u ri PHO N!

No person ran haze an adequate iden of he
astonishing reiig rjtich DR.. Reye's Hsih,
malc ar ConsnRptire Pits gjce, in Com
| sumption, Cough, Coids, AsH|na, D,Mruil
of Brea'htng. Whee-ing, TighineSs Of Tie
Chcst, Pai" in he side. Splitting Of Blood
&c. Hjdirtrjat only is necessary 10 con.
rnce persons suffering from these complaints
| Ndt this is one Of The most uaIuoJle medi~
ciacs get Unconventional Ills is tie iesiimo.
ny of re!iered pateats.
CASES.
A GENTLEMAN, of this noirhborhood,
IA recently observed to the Proprietor, that
he believed these Pills had iept linn alive for
the last two years.
| Many others give similar testimony.
"A Letter StaieS-'The Asthma,ic Pills give
such astonishing relief in cases Of Cough,
Common Colds, &c. as no one can believe,
unless they make the trial"
Important IeaimOny.-" There has been.
| (wrtes an Agent an unusual call this wnler
Cor Relics As,hma,ic Pills. Applicants
pronounce them rallajle medicine, and say
they caa"Oi .tind Il substitute"
.AyOung Lady-Was three years atil
with violent cough, pain in the side, spit,
ting ofblood, and disturbed rest at gilt
and was restored 10 perfect health by taking
two boxes.
"A case Of Asthma-Of thirty years stand.
ing, was cured by these Pills.
A Conference.-The had been for wears
afflicted with violent cough, difficulty of
breathing, &c. was cured by these invaluable
Pills.
An agent u'Hcs--"Your Relics Asthmatic
Pills. gain credit da,ly."
A PefSOn-Who had not laid in bed for 4
years and could sleep only at intervals, on ac.
count Of cough, Wheeling, difficulty of breath,
ing. &c. was cured by a few doses Of the
PlllS-her steep 'eaS restored on Tie second
night!
4 Physician lrHies.--, After all other medi,
ciaCs hare fiiea to give relief in consumptivc
cases. | have found the Relies Asthmaiic
Pals most erceHeM!
Eriract-"Several persons afflicted with
lung complaints, in various stages of the dis.
case, af1er hpinS ersry hing else, have used
these Pills lcih he most haypy success.'
Il FmarkaJle CBe.-A lady who was
given over as pas, recovery, and her death
daily expected, was raised from what was eX.
pcctcd would be her death bed, and from the
borders of the grave, by these PllS-and de.
cared .er wish that she could proclaim TO
the world, the worth of this invaluable modi-
cine.
:" ~ Such are the valuable properties Of
of these Pills in Coughs. Colds, Asthma,
Difficulty of Breathing, lioarsencs. Wheeling
Splitting OF Blood and complaints ofthc Lung
generally, that numerous persons 'oleve
from these complaints, pronounce this The !
best medicine they ever met with
Common colds removed in few hours
Price 81 for Whole Boxes of so Pills, and
so cents for half Boxes of II Pills. k2I
*#* Prepared by r. KlDDER, sole pro
prietor and successor to DR. Conway--and
may be had at his counting room,Q9 Court. ST,
up stairs, near Concert Hall, Boston, aud also
of J. & J. Il. PECK, a. co. Bur.
linglon, Vermont
None genuine, unless signed r. KIDpER on
the outside printed wrapper.
Large discount TO dealers.
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ESTRAY.

HAME into the enclosure of The sub,
" scrlber, on the LIST inst, a red two
year old steer, White an the end of III,
tail, with tar on the tight hip. The owner
Is requested Ia prove properly, paw charges
ana take hlm away JACOB ROBERTS
Nixon, Oct, |, 1889.
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Joseph Ferris Estate.

nv e the subscribers. having been up-
w polo'cd by the Honorable the pro
bate Court tor the District Of Chlttenden
commissioners to receive, examine and ud.
Just the claims aud demands Of Ill persons,
against the estate Of joseph Ferris. late
OF Wi'Iston. IN SAID District, deceased
represented insoIven', and al-o all claims
and demands exhibited in offset thereto
and six months from the day of the date
hereof, beng allowed by said Court lor
that purpose, we DO therefore hereby give
notice, that we will attend 10 The business
OF our appointment, at the dwelling of The
widow Of the SAID Joseph Ferris, IL
Wiiston, in said District. on the second
Monday Of April next, at 10 o'clock. A. Nj
on said day.
Dated. this 9th dav Of Oct. A. ID. 1889
j. VAN SICKLIN. Jr. ! Commis
ELIJAH PHELPS. : sioners,
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TO PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH
/ b e IL b 6 u M ats m !!

No medicine err gel introducea 10 public notice
for ms painful complaint has been more gen
crafty successful, and more Mghy approved
Man The celebrated JeLb'S Rheumatic Lin.
meni.
INTERESTING CASES.
Extract from an Editor Sir, "For eioh.
teen months was afflicted with the Rheuma.
tlsm, every cndravor every medicine within
reach was used, but without effect, unit,
procured tins llnlmcnl. After using two bot
ties, and pant ola thirdit entirely cured mo-"
"A Physician in Pennsylvania writes -
"Jebb's Rheumatic Liniment has been bene.
fetal IN erery case IN rhich IL waS used.'
II Southern agent writes" Send me a fur.
thor supply of Jebb Liniment. 1t is in high
rcpute here.
a WESTERN AGENT wriles:--" am oulLor
Jebb's Llniment, aud it is much thought of
here by persons who have used it,"
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THE BOOK STORE

nF the subscriber is now lily supplied
W with uariety ofpubiications, both to
interest and instruct. School Books Of
every description used in our common
schools, and literary institutions; together
with complete assortment of stationary,
all of which are offered at wholesale or
retail on the most reasonable terms.
ID, A. BRAMAN.
Burlington. Nov. 6. 1889.
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NEW GOODS

NllE subscriber has just received q
n general assortment OF DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES, CROCKERY. &GL.4SS
WdRE, which he will sell unusually low
tor cash HORACE LANE.
Bu ling ton, OFT. 10. 1889.
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scrip,lons in tho shop recently occupied by J.
Tryon, in Slrong's building, where ho will be
happy TO accommodate all those who wish for
a good article cheap for cash, no mistake.
ID. S. RUSSELL.
Burlington, Oct. 2S, 1885. ow
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NOTICE.

The Congregational Church, OF Bnrlng.
ton Falls, will b. dedicated, on SATURDAY.,
the 9Th inst. AT ELEVEN O'Clock, a, III.
Sermon by Rev. j. i. Converse.
IA sale Of the slips, wil take place
imme dIaie,y. after The dedication.
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n, A IL Il I H. ID

Al Essex on the 3lst ait by the rev. J. X. Con.
verse Nlr Amos J. Samson ofEsseX N. Y. to NJ ISIS
Charlotte l.. Haynes of The former place.
In Mii;on by B, c. Webster Esq. on tic 2ilh ur.
Dir Ell Ea,num o Mrs Beisey ANreS AL Of Milton,
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SHELL COMBS.

Twist Combs Quill Back Combs. round
back Combs, long tooth side Combs, very
small side Combs, carved Combs and other
patterns of fine shell Combs, at'lho Variety
store. PANGRGRN * BRINsMAID.
Twist Combs and Combs of ali
kinds 10 dozen fine horn Twist Combs and
all other kinds received II, the Variety Store
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u | u Id

In Shelburne on the Goth ull. Mr. Niron Ilola.
bird. aged 80 years
At Bellows Falls, on tie 18th inst. Miss lIAR.
RIET BELLOWS, daughter Of the late Hubbard
Bellows of WaIpoe, aged 81 years.
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Gs-CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. 30
, y2!rVuTTsspy>N'lrG.A,IOlro

~ ~ C''' ''P' H''"''y '''"'" NO ''"""'
w \" ms fflends ana patrons Tor 'he'
many iavofs, anG WouId also INFORM Iheu
tha' he mas tecel"ed n'w addition 10 ms
5OOhS A.'D SI4IIO0NEhl, NV
b!'F Oi.'G AIOCA, ana would so'Ici'
continuance OF their patronage winch has
heretofore been SO literally bestowed
hoping by attention to his business to merl'
The same. Among bis stock may be found
the following, WIZ
BiJies Of every size from The Quartz tt
he Peari in yarious binding
UaUs Select H,nns
JVjacheEs Wa,is
.Veia5GiA Hja.ns
Pruyer BOOTS
Clney's Geography
.Smiiey's dD
N,mtngion's do
Brinsmaids do
Peter Pariey's do
.4dams' .4riihmetic
Smiths d0
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any where.

we WI sell every description of rgood.
we keep, al low as any other Pc.son,
WITHOUT EXCEPTION and as we keep oar
assortment al al times Good, they may
save themselves some trouble by lnquirins
for any arlilcA they wi h for, al the
V.1RIETY STORE.
Many Goods we keep, are not in SIGH,
Arrangements are made for rcceivl.r
Good from New York during the Winter.
PANGBoRH 81 BmNsMAID.
Wdich NakerS, Sitter Smahs.
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Ard that we continue 90
repair erafy description
Of PATCHES. as u,uqi
IN n style second to none.
We wish our friends
and customers 10 under,
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-, Pen and Pocket
Knives, Razors, straps
SOAP aud Dru hes
Stocks, Collars, Boz
SONS, Lamp Wick
of all sizes. Porltos
hos. Manifold WIZ
\ beautiful n ssOrt,aont
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V a lie HEIT'W STORE.

turing IN OUR SHOP
pure Silver Spoons
and al aS low mi
CeS as the same
quality can be had
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'tTH, JNtN C0FCs. a bonutlTuI assOrtlDUnI
Of Dolls l3 cts, 10 S},75.
GOOD 7'HERNOMETERS,
Court Pln,s'er, LIP gaiye, Pocket Ink
sands. Gold and silver Pencils, Rugs.
Pins Keys, Chains, Snuff Boxes, shell
Combs. FRANCOIS MARIE PARl.
MAS Cologne, which is the best article
made W. hOvn It If QuaIltief. Silver
ana Plated CuDs, Fruit aud Butter Knlve.
Tea Caddlos, Flsh Knives, SOUP Ladies'.
Waters, Letter Stamp. Paper, Iuk, OuiI-
SpooiS steps, mctoI md Wood, steel and
wood screw Cushions, Tooth Powders &
Wash. lndeIhbIa lux warranted first
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Money Belts. A LAT
v s ting and printing
INDIA rubbe,, ink Ia
Boxes. Papcr XIV
Knives. Silver fruit
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NO " o y T. .NT.NC

al nrtlc1os Connected with tbs depart
ment. Pms, Noodles SMlctinns ScIassnrs