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PROSPECTUS OF
THE TEMPERANCE STAR:


Under The direction Of tho Eaecut,ve Committee Of
the Vermont State Temperance Society,"
TINS JOURNAL will be exclusively devoted to
the subject of Temperance. lis design will be TO
ady ocae the cause of t0tai abstinence from all that
intoricatcs, as the only possible ground on which
the ultimate triumph of Temperance principles
ca n be expected. Aud, as Temperance is the great
moral field in which all unite, and labor, it
will be the object Of this journal to invite to a
hearty cooperation, all the friends of the cause,
throughout the state, regardless of any OF those
distinction which are connected with most other
public or benevolent objects OF the day,
The leading design of the IEMPEkANCE
STAR will be, 10 endeavor, by argument and per-
suasion to awaken the attention OF the whole
community to the necessity of speedily banlshing
Intoxicating drinks from among us and while 1t
shall faithfully and fearlessy pursue its object, 1t
will endeuvor to avoid that ultraism which leads to
indiscrmnate denunciatlon.
All experience demonstrates that, in free gov"
ernmeuts Legislative aid cannot be safely relied on
in matters Of moral reform, unless public opinion
precede and stand ready 10 sanction legislative en-
actments; to prepare the way for such assistance
TO the Temperance reform, will be another object
of the proposed publication.
The STAR will be issued in quarto form OF
eight pages, in the early part of each month. The
first number will be issued in March next.
TERMS. The TEMPERANCE STAR will be sent
10 subscribers for year on the following terms ;
copies directed singly so cents each IL copies TO
one address % cents each 26 copies do. % cents
each 80 copies do 20 cents each !; ut,o0ys an dd
cance. Address George Is. Manser, Montpelier,
postage paid.
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Young Ladies' Seminary.
UPPER YILL7GE

TVIHE next Term or this Institution will com.
A mcnce on TT ESDAY, the 9th day Of March
next and continue eleven weeks, under the con.
iInued charge of Miss T.. NJ. BONNEI. Miss a.
ID. BATES has been recrntiv engaged as assistant
tenohcr, aud will instruct IA the Latin and French
languages, DrRWIng, Painting, &c.
TUrIoN- For instruction ia the English branches
$500 per quarter
For Drawing and Painting, including Landscape
Painting, MezZo Tuio, do. Uornaeur, do. aud
Painting on Velvet, $500 each per quarter.
For instruction the Piano Forte, 800 per
quarter.
No scholar will be charged for less than half
term excep: in case Of sickness.
RoAnD-From 81 90 to 81 so per week.
No pains will be spared to promote the moral
and social wei! as the scientific advancement
Of the pupils. Grateful for the encouragement
hitherto bestowed by the community upon their
undertaking. the conductors Of this school entertain
the hope that their cxeTtons for the benefit OF those
intrIsted TO their care, and the additional expense
incurred in furnishing tho enlarged opportunities
for instruction now afforded, will be rewarded by
a corresponding increase Of the public patronage.
Jan. -, 1889 79-5w
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DIR. WILLLAgu EVANS C.4.HO.HLLE
PILLS.

TTAPPY would IT have been for many persons,
a Il Of both sexes, who are now in the silent
grave, f they had learned TO check the morbid
ipndenc res of their siomahs and bowels, 10y these
pure Tome and Aporient Pills, munuiac ured by
DR. VIM Evans of New York, without uesortng
To ouack remedies, the names ofwhich they know
nothing That dreadful suouTgo CONSUMFilON,
mipht have been checked in its commencement" nc
disappointed Of its prey, all the laad, 1t the
first SYM ,ioms Of Nervous Debility had been con
cen,ratod by CAMOMILE, chemically prepared,
and those bowel complaints, which lead TO host Of
fatal maladies, nigh, have been obvatei by that
fine alkaline extract on Rhcubarh, which - lead
iug ingredient in the APERIENr FAMILY
PILLS BuC,.c both Of these medicines, which
are adapted a majority Of tEo purposes for which
n hundred others are unnecessarily used, teveTs,
arues bilious disorders, headache, female debility,
male declire, indigestion, aud liver complaints
would hav entirely disappeared, whs.e many Of
them have proved fatal. The afflicted reader Is re-
spcc,(ully asked TO give them trial, You are
surcd lhcy will do Won NO MAINLAND proof o
their great virtues Dr. Evans need only tell you that
they ar soNiY patent Medicines of the present day
that are recommended By and have the approval OF
Physicians generally. See DIR Evans advertise
ment another part of this paper.
Nessrs T.. p Walton and Son of Montpelier are
the appointed Agents for the sale of the above val
liable Pills, and they authorized L. appoint Sub
! Agents in other towns and TO supply them with the
} medicine.
of that excellent article for children when cut
Ing their Teeth-Pnris Celebrated Soothing Syr.
up. II mothers will but give it a trial they MAYER
! will have cause to regret 1t.
For sule by LUTHUR JEWET'r, st. Johnsbu.
~. Sly
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MORAL IL RELIGIOUS.
From me Mothers Book.
A MOTHERS INFLUENCE

MOTHERS INFLUE NEE.
Dir s. was a man of great wealth and
wor Idly fame, but destitute of true Piety. His
wife was n gay, thoughtless lndy-devoted to
fashion and regardless OF the religion OF the BIZ
ble One son and two lovely daughters shared
their solictude. Though OF reared under the
eye of their mother, they were permitted occa-
sionaly to enter the parlor & spend a short time
in her society. II was my happiness TO pass few
days at their house, not many years since. The
occurrences Of one Saturday afternoon, durin z
my stay, were Of such an interesting nature as
not soon To he forgotten. Al the usual time th e
little cherubs entered in childish glee, and sur
rounded the mother; still, | could discern some
thing IN The countenance of the eldest which in
dicated mind i'll at ease.
What troubles you, my dear Elizabeth said
the mother.
Dear mother feel very sad because l am
not permitted TO attend the sabbath school with
little cousin Jane
'Fie, my child, said the mother; wha; good
do you think il would do you to attend the sab.
bath s1boo7
1aRe says ii does all children good--that
there they hear, about God who made every
thing. And there they learn how to ger new
hearts.'
But, my child, you are not yet old enough
70 trouble yourself about such things.
'whsn shall be old enough, mOlher?' said the
child.
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PROOF POSITIVE OF THE EFFICACY
OF PARIS SOOTHING SYRUP.

To the Agent of DR.. Paris Soothing Syrup:
NEAR SIR The great benefit afforded 10 my
~ suffering infant by your Soothing Syrup IN a
of proracted and painful dentltion, must con.
vince every feeling parent how essential an cary
application of such invaluable medicine IS tore'leye
infant misery and torture. My infant, while 'ee.n,
ing experienced such acute sufierngs, that u was
attacked with commissions; and my wife and family
supposed that death would soon release the e e'
from anguish, till we procured bottle of your Iyr'
up, which as soon applied TO the gums wonGe,.
lul change was produced and after a few aPPI'cn'
lions the child displayed obvious relief and by con,
tinuing in its use, am glad to inform you, .ne
child has completely recovered, and no recu5renLo
of that awful complaint has since occurred, the
perfect health. give YOU my cheerful permission,
TO make this acknowledgements public, and w,,'
VIM. JOHNSON:
GJ7A gentleman who has made uial of Dr. ra,
rs's Soothing Syrup in his family, Gin case oi !,
teehng chiId,) wishes to state that he iouna I
entirely eectua in relieving pain in the gums a"1
preventing the consequences which sometime ~,
low We chcerfully comply with his req"eS'
Boston Times.
For sale by E. p WALTON q SON, Montpelier
VT. Il LUTHER JEWETT, St. Johns6nry, w.
52-1y.
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Fror zoe Fas,aa Jgsyusl


yriisu ru reading .ls r, i.H,Jron ~ the report q
thr.f-ata or Ms .asfsHa a.. l., L.
40 H .i-. '-v'- .srB aud 10 'hai heart
PEI 1s fhf .r4.| .frr..s ta.'.
Ana .s tHsf o., aa..H h...r3 a.UEb'
f,o,. -.srI .p as. .unE. o., .es' risai'
And is ,i,at 'uueiut muse 30 l0rr % please
With rs rich melody, and graceful case
And s,ssps she now beneath the sod,
Unconscious as the htoless clod
And viii she never come again,
To charm US and delight,
And will she never wake again,
From deaths all-darksome night
oh yes though closed is that eve,
II cen now brightly beams on high;
And though that hand is cold and white,
Twill strike the Tyre in realms Of light
And though at fearful length she lies,
Her spirit dwells in yon bright skies,
Though those she loved, SEQ her no more,
Yet she msy look from Canaan's shore.
She's gone 10 an eternal home,
T. dwell with Christ her Lord,
Where she, with angels, yet will sing
The glories OF her God.
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DIR. Edward Clark.

= II Y SICIH.N .F.NU So x G E 0 ",
yNTOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants of
w Lyndon and vicI.iitv, that he has located
himself at Lyndon Conner, opposite the Hotel,
where he will all times be ready to attend to calls
IN the limo OF his Profession.
Furthermore, ne will say to tn, people of Lyn-
don and vicinity. that first having attended to a
regular course of Medical studies and since having
been in regull, practice for fourteen years lac flat
ters himself by faithful application to business he
shall he able 10 discharge the duties Of his Profes.
sion with CREDIT TO himself and advantage to the
people. ~
1 Nn.lnr (.nFnnT (lct. ~. lr.RA G.l-lX
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Farm for sale,

StITUATED in Irasburgh, one mile from the
- mann Village, containing one hundred and fifty
five acres Of excellent land, suitably divided into
pasturnge and iiIlnge-abont half Of which is
wood and timber laud. Said CaI m cuts from forty
to fiity tons of hay, and thece good buildings
upon II. Terms easy. Enquire Of ELIJAH Cleve-
particulars.
Nov. 20, 1893. So-d
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POETR ".


The following is probably the last Poetea
,f,nsion of she late gir(ed LETIrA F.. LASDoS
-MeLEASl whose death has recently been an
nourecd.
Prom the London .Nete Monthly, far January
THE POLAR ST AR
This star SINKS below tho horizon ia certain lat
,,udes. watched II sink lower and lower every
sight, till at last It disappeared.
A star has LETT the kindling sky
A lovely northern light
How many planets on high,
But tina, has left the night
miss its bright familiar face,
II was friend TO me,
Associate with my native place,
And those beyond the sea.
Il rose upon our English sky,
shone o'Cr our English land
And brought back many loving eye,
And many gentle hand.
Il seemed to answer to my thought,
1t called the past to mind,
And with ,ts welcome presence brought
An I had LEFT behind.
The voyage II lights no longer, "nd'
Soon on a foreign shore
How can l but recall tho friends
Who'll may see no more
Fresh from the pain it was tn part
How could bear the pain
Yet strong the omen IN my heart,
Tia, saws we meet again
Meet with deeper, denrer love,
For absence shows the worth
ofsll from which wo then remove
Friends, home, and native earth.
Then thou lovely polar star mine eys'
suH turned the first on thee.
Till have felt sad surprise,
That none looked up with me
But thou has, sunk below The wave
Thy radiant place unknown,
seem 20 stand beside grave,
And stand BY u alone
Farewell -ah, ~o0'd Co me were gwen
4 pa~,r upaa ,h, HIGHT
wist sord. prsn aur ?. si''h hssvsn
T, las.ug rsys .hr-.d vuta'
X nd messages n love sod 5ops
Upon .hy RAYS sho.id hF
Thy s'aoins o,bu .houid have ss~ps
Scarcely enough iaf ne
On. Cn-y va.a r- Jtf, fond,
Asd hale needed to1
~, r.sud, 7 Deed nos look tssons
Bly t,art Co Iaal far sou L ].
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oh, when your judgment 10 mature, and
YOU eau reason upon such great subjects.
Blu, dear mother, james teacher told her that
great many people die. She says God was
plensed with good children, who attend the
sabbath school, and when they die he will tnke
them to heaven, but HAT ho was angry with the
wicked ever day. wish could go 20 the sab
bath school so that God would love me-
The mother made no reply. Such reason
ing in IA chiId excited her usionishnent She
reminded her liillo ones that it was time Tor
them to retire to their room; therefore they Dude
her good afternoon nnd retired.
a conversation like this, between mo,her and
child gave rise in my mind To serious reflections
how responsible the station OF the mother
thought l. We my almost say that the des'inies
Of Immortal spirits arc her charge. She is no.
only to & I them ia great measure 10 enter up
on the druma orluman lite--hut for an exis-
tenrG sl; more important; Mucl-nenrIy all
depends upon tie mother in the qualification of
the clild for usefulness in the world. Early
impressions are lasting. lirhc mother upon this
occasion, had been uctua,cd 10y the spirit Of pl'
ETY., how salurary might hive been her influence!
The heart Of the enid was in state to receive
J. - -. -, T.;
,N...-,, =. c;,,., ,a,, 49,
,O'' ,O,'','',-,'.' ~, -. .,,, y
wv
t. ins,ruc, ia divine things. These children
were the ornaments and blessings of their age,
and generations vet unborn shall rise TO bless
/ their memory. Both mother a children repose
in the tomlf but all doubtless share The bliss OF
The sancli'ied. Who would not emulate the
audible eN"riious OF his pious mother, and at
least share SUI rch reward
The sequel OF our story IS such rs might be
anticipated. The son. N time, became prohi-
gate. The daughters answered the design oil
their mo'uer. Ihey were gay ana inshIonahle
-"orsb'ppcrs al the shrine OF worldly Pie"sure--
Ihcy neither feared nor ioNed lheIf Hod' UPON
contemplate" OF scene Ike ms, VINO would
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P"'""' 81" "''''"' W P'''' " -" '"' J'!'
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"'' '."''"l 49, VIM VIC ',''''" ''o "'7
gtftH bee sllr shal und that ner laDor nus not
hoe" 'n vain IN The Lord
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Caledonia County Grammar
School at LYNDON.

TENHE Spring Term Of this institution will com
Il mence on the FIRST MONDAY Of March
next, and CONTINUE twelve weeks.
f. T.. ADAMS, Principal
Lyndon, Feb. I6, 1889. 81
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Printing.

A LII kind of printing usually done in country .
N office executed with neatness and ior ,ho
customary prices at this Office, Orders Will raee'"
prompt atteRtien,
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Tailoring Business

N al IT'S bTahcHts
n~F.M garments made by me ,carrGnied to fit.
AZ. B. Cut;iug done on shor; notice.
JOHN II. WESTROPP.
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40 ThE PUBLIC.

TIIIE Subscribcr, Ille OF plymouth, n. IT, would
respectfully inform the inhabitants of Dan
vile and i,s vicinity that he hs rented the rooms
lately occupied by q. Is. CHASpIER, Esq. over Da.
ma * McMiilan's Sore, where he intends carrying
or
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-03

GENERAL OUTFITTING STORE,
'here Gentleman may every article Tor complies
Ou,it OF the best quality,
70. asa PEARL STREET, CORNER OF FRANKLY
SQUARE, N. Y.
Here the public may always procure
Fine goods in the Quitting liHs,
And what isinPsstan be sure,
That untring zeal will sombne,
With skill in preparing each ssst
As good as elsewhere can be bought
Here the steamboat and packet ship may
Their ready made linen procure,
And prices most moderate pay
For articles we'll made and secure
Here they will constantly keep
Every article belonging TO that class,
From the counterpart, blank ct and sheet
To the towel and cloth for your glass.
Gentlemen also will fad
Their ready made linen complete,
From fabrics the best Of their Kind,
And made ap exceedingly neat
Shirts, Under Shirts, Draw'rs, Belts and Hose,
Handkerchief Bosoms and Stocks,
While the skill that each article shows
Brings customers srowdfpg IN nocks
But he need not each item reh, arse,
The Suspender the Collar the Glove
The Pantaleon, Strap and the Purse,
Each fine a. those mentioned above
Linens, likewise, to order made
BY those who known to excel
And the very fair price that pAd
Yields work that is always done we'll
Tia extremely convenient to know
Where ample assortment 10 found,
And at once there be able to 60
Without searching the city all round
Also vestng and Stock Satns lengths TO suit purchaser
my29-3m
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DRooKLYN SALT WATER WARM AND COLI
ID BATHS the South Ferry margin 81 the Fast Wi,,
MR.. GRAY would inform the inhabitants of Brooklyn al,
New York. that his Baths open every day from A.
I'LL 10 r. NJ FOR Ladies and Gentlemen. They fitted up
the approved style Ladies aud gentlemen
baths every day The Swimming Bath exclusively Tor ad,e
Tuesdays and Fridays up,l6 NJ. One bath %
0 tickets SlOo. Geld baths. VA cents ielI.2m.
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ITO ARCHITECTS BUILDERS. AND OTHERS

Two ARCHITECTS. BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
The subscribers would respectfully inform builders and
,s that they have constantly hand and prepared "
furnish al short notice architectural ornaments ~ de-
scrton for the interior finishing of dwellings shuches
and other pablo buildings" vsi capitals for columns and
do 10 AL the orders Of architecture consoles us,es
riehed mouldngs, rosees pstarts, re ornaments, nc nc
&c to any The long proved quality Of composition
ments executed by them renders useless say much
ia eulogy aud, the they possess and fron long
practice w the execution Of models moads aud every depart
Of business nsiter themselves that for sodness of relief
and general sharpness and beauty their work wall be found
much superior thing 81 the ksd done other place
they having avoided that tiny aat and underlined
much and Justly complained Of Great attention. having been
paid 10 the modes Of manufacture 10 the best quality,
the lowest possible price they happy say that their pre-
scale Of prices will be found t. be beyond the reach Of
abatement or competitions.
Builders Of New York any part of the United States
~onia End material savsg and likewise procure superior
article by calling writing for thing Of the kind they
require have hand, and enabled hi orders
my amount al very short notice
CALLER h MURPHY,
Mandatory 5o7 Brsad~sy,
mylAsn' Oae door from Nibl.'s.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS OF vIRGiNlA.-Tbe
w sahscribers have received large supply Of the
above Water fomybe nroprieors which hsy oer for sale
hsi sorrs - wliH 20 Broadway, aud 10 Astor House
.sees drco, nj as4 "a wholesale purchasers
RUSHTON x AsPl<WALL.
Agents Tor the Pruprcors FOR ~ York and the Easter. states
iyl6.lm-
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NOTICE.-The undersigned hereby gives notice. that in
IN Consequence Of recent acts of Christian kug formerly
in the employ OF Sohw Co.. he has been compelled
behalf OF himself and his Jonathan Akroyd 10 apply
the Chancellor OF the State Of New York for
relief An Injunction has accordingly been granted BY the
Chancellor by which the SAID Christian Kug aud has Agents.
Couaslsr Attorneys and Solcitsrs. ordered Absolute
Iy dsst and refrain from nermeddug with diposing
the property and effects Of the late firm OF r. Shwsnn
Co or any deli due the late firm goods of other
persons which had been consigned TO the said k 10
the date of the Of the l2 june 1882 the said
Bill mentioned. with the Books o the said rm any Of
the papers thereof AMI from receiving, collecting d.o
sing Of monies other proceeds Of goods eae t.
OF the said firm OF goods consigned and from
terferng with the Of the said goods by the
panant either Of Them their agents servants from
them Of them from entering the No
Exchange Place for the purpose Of taking Of he
said goods effects aud them from the said store
The undergue giv this notice for the purpose IL aPprs
all having business transactions with the firm Of h.
Sch CO.. tina said Christian k,ug has authority TO
business receive monies do any thing FOR
behalf Of the said Gm OF sehwann Co.; ssd ao, that
the said Christian Kug has authority receive collect
monies for goods belonging to consigned said rm and
soii by him in his individual name.
FREDvRICK sCHWANN.
NJ BThe 01ce for the liquidation Of the affairs II
schw~nn K Co - removed to 60 Pine t. j,202~.
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SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST s. 1889.

NEW YORK BAZAAR
BEDS AND SIZES, n EVERY STYLE, AND
Lice or sUsIrEss wnArEvKR,
Three doors from Nassau
NJ City and country merchants will aa coss.aat, ven
aree stock hand They be accommeaated short
lice any sise any quantity hsy please also by sppn,
them in PROFITABLE packing as may be desired TO any part
Real genuine Cologne Water imported from Germany, Of
mos: superior quatyIri satisfy every purchase
COLORED AND MARBLE PAPER,
Of The m st beautiful patte.s. myll-y
10 THE CHEAPEST 90
MOST FASHIONABLE ESTABLISHMENT,
Having the extensive and splendid stock CASH
VestiDgs and Summer Coed, n this city which Wal Dc
made thenest elegant style at The shortest notice. at the
following prices cash on delivery, al the we'll known
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT OF
A. r. JAMES,
TLATE TAyLoR,j
No. SO Maiden Lane and No. II Liberty st.
supsr6ne black, blue or fancy coIorcd Dress
Coas Sl4 10 "
aentcmens' Summer Goats, from 50
Cashmere Pantaoons, variety ofpatteras and :. =.
Vests of silks .atiss velvets, cassmcres. Mar.
settles, vaientias Thbet Cloth, 81 IS 80
The public will p. observe hs above prices 70 per
cent below the ordinary prices Of Merchant TaIors lsy
DRIVATE DlsPENsARY.-DR. DE ANGELS, Tor
L mery practitioner Of medicine in the public hospitals at
Naples member Of the medical faculty OF the city Of New
York where he has been pracc'ng 'nes me
continues to be consulted at his Office, No. So Fulton street,
nearly opposite Church street
The obstinate and inveteate Diseases requiring the
ounde judgment treatment and particularly all cases orr
gnang in inquiry of the blood and chronic affections rheu
maisms ulcers in the throat, erupons Of the
kin debility &C. will p ey and radically cured by means
expensive and the most convenient To patients Re
needles to be used prepared by HIMSELF and their good e
fects rendered infalble.
Doctor De Angels has effected many cases which
had bafed all the Of the medical ar but he cites
only Copy Of letter from Drs Osborne and Ireland,
physicians Of this city, to Dr. De Angelis:-
ll6 Fulton street. Dec. 8, 1919.
srWe have hesitation in replying to your note in say
deserve much credit for successful treatment Of
John Thorn after had baed physicians both here and
favorable climate We your obedient servants,
SAMUEL OSBORNE, M. ID.
w. II. IRELAND, NJ. ID.
Patients may inquire Of Mr. Thorn HIMSELF who is to be
snd No. Jones' Lane below Coffee Heuse Slip and also
Of hi. broth, r, Alderman Thorn Brooklyn. Jyl6 I'm
GUNS, PISTOLS, BRITANNIA WARE AND JAP.
" ANRY.
90 Cases Guns;
do Pistols;
10 casks Dixon l. Sons Britannia Ware
do Tea Trays, &c.
The above just opened, and will be sold at extreme ~
pri. es by A. w. SPIES & CO.,
nya7 6m. 1872 Pearl street