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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-16
"REMINISCENCES FOR THE COALITION.

"REMINISCENCES FOR HE COALilION.
We find in the Madisonian the following, among
other "reminiscences, of the cordial relations which
formerly subsisted between Calhoun 81 Co., and
the kitchen cabinet. As they seem disposed to
forget, the public is inclined to remember:
From the Medisonion.
When Mr.. Calhoun came to the assistance Of
MIR. Van Buren, on account Of his proposed fnan-
cisl policy, he foresaw and declared that he was
coming to a party "in oh0n he had no reason to
confde."
What had bers his relation to MIR. Benton be-
fore. under whom he now would be obliged to act
a second part7 The Globe of March a, 1887,
thus speaks Of an " encounter between Mr.. BEN
TON and Mir. CALHOUN:
"Mr. Benton la.hed him (Mr. Calhoun) with
such severity, that, although he provoked the con
test, he declared he would not condescend to no
tice him farther. He was then told, in the face Of
the Senate, that he (Mg Calhoun was like a
whipp'd cock. with dropp'd wing, escaping from
rhe PIT, in which he challenged a combat by his
growing"
In describing the Inauguration Of President Van
Buren,. the Globe after having mentioned the fact,
that MessGs. Clay and Webster were present, land
performed their duties as Senator's spoke thus Of
the absence and disgust of Mr.. CALHOUN:
"There was ONE, however, REPRoBATE SPIRIT,
that could not bear to look upon the bright auspl-
cious day; and il ,oas a pleasure 10 all hat the
face Of CATALINE WaS not seen on the occasion -
The place which he occupied when Gen. Jackson
came into office was filled by the kind and brave
Col Johnson, F" &c.
And what thought Mr.. Pickens about these
times:
Sir" said Mr.. Pickens, "sycophancy and ser
Witty have taken the place of all the heroic and
manly virtues. The rocks, together with obscene
birds, hare perehed themselves IN The high places
of The lond, and we SIT here beneath, surrounded
daily acith their fhh and corruption"
The gentleman" (Mr. Cambreleng) said Mr..
Pickens, had said this nation had been converted
into a great gambling house. He asked aoAo had
brought IL 10 MtS condition The PARTY NOW IN
POwRR-A yILER, A MORE DEGRADED, A MORE COR
RUPT SET OF WREICHES NEVER LIVED. The
contempt Of pledges, man-worshiPping, oiiicc-seek-
ing, &c, had wrought a distinct change in the prn-
cilles of this gentleman
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-16
FARMING

VIRGlNlA:-At Rnles held in the Clerks Once OF
the County Court Of Berkeley, on Monday 'h0
9th day of January, 1910,
Samuel Cooke pW'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-01-16

WILL be sold, on Friday, Me Gan inst, at
w the late residence Of George Mencer, dec d.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-08
= coon OPPORTUNITY.

TIME subscriber having determined to reduce his
n large stock goods Is now prepared to dispose OF
them on the most reasonable terms, and respectfully
cs call from o,e in want of any articles iii his line
as he feels assured that his rices will be perfectly salts
factory. His stock consists of great variety OF Cut
Glass, including the most fashionable new paens also
China s. Queensware, comprising splendid French and
English manufactures of rich and beautiful patterns
common do. and Stone China.
Lamps-such Astra Hall, Mantel and Chamber
Lamps. Lamp Shades, and Glasses, in great variety
Plated W., OF new and fashionable patterns, Wait
ers Cutler ders, Shoves & Tongs, AndiTons, Ger
man Sili lies, and great variety of other goods
used in housekeeping.
Connected with the Bazaar is an extensive Glass Cut
ting establishment, where the most sklu workmen are
prepared 10 execute every description ofwork
CHAIR Factory.
The subscriber also carries extensively the manu-
actuIe of all descriptions of Cane Seat aud Windsor
Chairs, which he invites the attention Of his friends
aud the public. He also manufactures Chors for eXpor
aton, suited for the different South American and West
India markets.
HousekeepeTs, Country Merchants and others re-
quested call and examine the stock Of goods in the
Store and Bazaar which will be found TO comprise a
greater variety than is usually to be met with in
Enlistment JACOB DALEY.
n b. China and Glass hired ont as usual
On hand very fine assortment of Vase Shades of diff
ferent sizes, which have been received lately and more
expected in a few days.
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TAKE NOTICE.
OF GREAT UTILITY TO EVERY CITIZEN RESID-
ING IN OR COMING TO THIS CITY.

OF GREAT UTILITY TO EVERY CITIZEN RESID-
ING IN OR COMING TO THIS CITY.
THNHE advantages arising persons who sell their
Il Goods and realize the proceeds Immediately WIN
out too great a sacrifice is all important-and H. W.
BOoL General Licensed .4uctione tenders his best ser
vices Having capacious Store-and so prepared that
every thing may be arranged without exposure in the
street. and liberal cash advances made without the ne
cessty of too great sacrifice The result of This season
has been favorable any preceding season, and no
at this moment-thousands of articles lying dor
mant would sell and realize something handsome:
Surplus Goods of any kind-with Household effects
Groceries, Dry Goods-Hardwares &C., wilt
command fair prices My Store is shelved, andI am en-
abed receive any quantity of Goods-having also
Ware House and dry cellar, can accommodate such as
wish storage for parcels.
My sales attended by myselfin person-and Goods
arranged in the best possible way claim proper no
tce. Appraisment, well the duties of Commits
sOner come under my duties.
All sales in the country will receive every atten-
ton
Merchants, Masters of Vessels, Port Wdrdens, Under
writers, will be waited with the greatest pleasure,
having had great deal of experience in this kind OF bu-
siness. H. w. BOOL.
je 81 General Auctioneer.
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m% swAIAI,s PANACEA-CAUTIoN

| d7@ SWAIHI,S PAFACEA-CACTTON-
great celebrity which this remedy has acquired during
period of twenty years, its increasing demand and It's
Unparalleled success, has induced number Of persons,
from time to time, both at home and abroad, tointe
in various ways
AS long as these limitations were confined TO mixtures
bearing other Names did consider il necessary to
advert rothem, but having evidence in possessions OF
the gross deceptions practised by unprncipled men,
vending spurious syrup for the 'genuine Swam's Pan
acea, cannot too strongly caution the public 0avod
purchasing medicines from any but the respect
able sources.
1t is difficult to detect in many instances the actual
perpetrators of these mpositions the spurious mix
lures are the more generally sent into the interior and
foreign countries.
Some time back we detected fraudulent imitation IN
New York, closely resembling own but the bottles
were labelled William Swain, instead of WILLIAz
SWAIN.
More recently we have found bottles cast in a mould
precisely like our own, but "Swam's Panaeeao New
York i blown in the glass, instead of "Swam's Pana
cea,' Philadelphia.
We have received repeated advices from the West In
dia islands that empty bottles purchased up at
high rates, for the purpose of refng them with sp-
ous and of the thousands of bottles of Swains
Panaeea annually sold in principal cities we can
collect but very few of the empty bottles, they are
made of in various ways TO defraud the propnetoc
and 10 deceive the public.
We have known instances of three bottles being made
of one, by mixing portion of SarsaParla SyraR
with the genuine Swaims Panacea thereby refaning
some of its virtues
In Philadelphia lately large order received be
mercantile house for Swain Panacea bottles amoud
in exact imitation of our own was made and the ordrY
upped-and recent advces from Brazils inform us that
vessel from Amsterdam had arrived at Rio dc Janero
nry laden with bottles precisely like our own. we
have also in possession book printed in Germany f
simile of our own book Of cases and certificates.
From all these circumstances it will be- seen that the
genuine Swaims Panacea is countereited and initiated
to considerable extent and these limitations are not
only fraud upon us but will necessarily protact the
suferngs of nyas in those diseases where the genuine
medicine might have proved eficacious, mast RELY
upon the public to purchase the Swam's Panaeea only
from authentic and respectable houses and dealers who
obtain their supplies either from Laboratory in PhIa
delphia or from our accredited and General Agent,
HENRY JOHN SHARPE, No. 46 Pine street
New-York.
fSigned) WILLIAM SWAIN 4 SON
Philadelphia, 29th April, 1910.
ROBERTS & ATKINSON
Corner of Hanover and Marketsteeta
ma % eodtf Baltimore
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BALTIMORE BTUsEUhI
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
Corner of Baltimore and Calvert streets
THIS EVENING, June 9, 1910.

THIS EVENING, June g, 1910.
Tall Attraction and Grand Combination Of Novelty and
Talent!i!
The PropretOrs have the pleasure of announcing an
engagement with the famous
MONS. BIHIN, the Belgian GIANT,
The tallest best proporoned and strongest man in the
World!
sssThe celebrated DR. VALENTINE, the Humorous
Delineator of Yankee Eccentric and other characters
and Mr.. J. X. KENDALL.
Phrenol0gy by Mr.. Coombs.
Fancy Glass Blowing, by Anton Heidnch. :.
{17ISaloon performance TO nmence at half past D
O'Clock precisely.
Igy-Tickets to Saloon amusements, (including Mu-
scum and Giant) 80 CENTS the Museum only to see
the Giant, % cents.
{g5-Children half price.
{GysHours to see the Giant from III 4. NJ. TO z. NJ
and from half past to half past in the evening.
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A TERROR TO QUACIxS. AND THE We
n NEREAL Observation-Disclosures RED
DROPS is nfable remedy for the efectual extirpa
ton of all species and symptoms of the VI disease
They have long been in general by the public, be
slowing blessings and receiving praises is scarcely IN
the power Of seeptcism donght its virtues, or OF envy
TO deny them. 1t has achieved ascendant career Of
usefulness which distances the competition of EaeRe
bOastul pretension and has secured conspicuous sta
ton in universal favor, by intrinsic worth alone.
DIR. BOWLBY'S OFFICE, for the sale of Hunters
Medicines, is No. PITT ST between Front street
Bazaar Bridge.
GENERAL AGENCIES.
The following agents have Jeen appointed by me,
sell the GenuiRe Hunters Medicines for the
Venereal Disease
DIR. VIM. LAMPHIER,
Surgeon Dentist King st. Alexandria, D.
e. A. STANSBURY,
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REMOVAL.

:" X. ROBINSON has removed his Log Cabin
HI Print and Caricature store, one block nearer
the White House; next door the National Billiard Sa-
1oon where he will keep cons mt supply on hand TO
furnish the Trade and Wholesale dealers very reduced
prices. Just received from my establishment New
York. very correct and striking likeness of Gen. VIII
liam Henry Harrison, with several Carcatures ofa
humorous nature, ormnga complete History ofthe Past
and Present Times. ie2
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ST. LOUIS MARKET, MAY 20.

BAcoN-Hams 7a7A; Hog round Sac.
CoFFEE-Havana green, 13a13l; Rio 121a14
Java 16a17; st. Domingo 12a13c-in demand
FIsH-No !, $40; No. 2, VT; No. 3, Sl1 Cod
fish, S2a2,25; Herring, " 90. Mackerel and
Herring very scarce.
GRAiN-Corn in sacks 30a33c; Wheat 45a50
Oats 25a30.
PoRK-Fresh, no sales; in Dbl. mess $12a$13:
prime $9a10, no sales of any consequence.
Observation-Disclosures Missouri and Ken.
lucky, l0a25; Virginia 25a50-good supply. In
hhds., no sales.
TEAs--Young Hyson e5a7O; G. P. and Impe.
rial 85aS7a
WHIsKEY-Sales made of raw whisley Csc
rectifed at 2Sc-fuctuating.
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DUKEHAk1'S VARIETY STORE,
No l0l1 BALTIMORE STREET,

(Be tween South and Ca vert Streets,)
XHHERE can be had, on reasonable terms, the
Wv following articles
Sweeping, scIubbing, Shoe, TOOTH Viewers ann Full
ler's BRUSHES
Round, Square, and Oval BUTTER PRINTS, hand
somely ettered
Willow basket CARRIAGES III
Bellows, Marbles, Bandy balls, common Tops
Baskets, Washboards, towel Rollers
Fishing Hooks and Lines
Hay and garden Rakes
Lime or Lemon Squeezers
Nests of sugar Boxes
Bread Trays, cake Boards, and rolling Pins
Muders; Spoons
Lamp WicEs, assorted; candle Wick
Cane metal Stays pr Reeds and Cane, suitable for reed
makers AN s
Plough or leading Lines
Parlour and kitchen BELLOWS
Patent Taps; Wool Cards
Wooden, cassineft, and Cotton
Hand and fly Shuttles: cabbage Nets, &c.
Baltimore 5th month"; 1S40 June At.
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D EAL ESTATE BANK OF BALTI-
~ MORE.-Notice il hereby given, that the Flee
TO have taken place the 27h day Of April last, not
having been held at the time fixed, will be held az the
Banking House Of Messrs. J. l. Cohen, J. Brothers,
on the sst day Of May inst between the hours Of 70 an4
O'Clock ma -
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-08

EHAPER-Lswtto close sales
= 80 reams IMPERIAL PAPER
60 do Medium do
II do Red envelope do
For sale by JAMES BRUNDIGE.
ap ID 60 Outh st. B0wly's wharf
EVANS PATENT SELF-SHARPENTNti
PLOUGHS, HARVEST TOOLS, sc.
THN9E subscriber is now manufacturing c. s. o. E
- VANS reverse point or selfsharpening LOUGHS;
each share (of cast from has points, and by revers
ing, act upon the principle Of selsharpenng, and there
fore economy in using These ploughs made in the
best possible manner, and will be sold reasonable
terms, as can be had in this city; together with my
tensve assortment of other make poughs and agcu
tura implements generally
In store, very superior Pennsylvania made Grain Ora
DIES, with Wadron's and Griffins Blades; Grain and
Grass SCYTHES of Wadron's, Grfin's, and Ameri-
manufacture; Scyths Snatles and other Harvest
tools Threshing Machines, Horse powers, SC. &c.
have also patterns for, and have made some splendid
Cast Iron Ratings for private dwellings and lamp posts
see my work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
]. s EASTMAN,
36 Pratt ST., between Charles s. Hanover st.
: = =
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10y order Of the commissioners of insolvent debtors
ID for the city and co unity of Baltimore, notice is
hereby given the creditors of b. b. TFrTCOMB,
insolvent debtor that personal discharge has been
ranted the said debtor, and that the said creditors
required attend at the Office of the said commits
soners the house, in the city of Btimore on
the 18th day of May next at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
and nominate trustee or trustees tobe APP pointed for
their benefit and to give all the information in their
possession the said commissioners, to enable them
report TO Baltimore county court, agreeabIy
of Assembly, passed at December session, 1881, emit
tied act relating to nsovent debtors; and that the
bird day of July next hath been fixed for the final hear
ing in his case, before the said commissioners.
Dated the 6th day ofMarch in the year 1870.
NH S7-law3m ma 1eWSw
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-08

MAYORS OFFICE, BALTIMORE, June LIST, 1910
I'VE DOGS.-The following section of ga Supple
ment to an Ordinance, emitted Ordinance restrain
the evil practice of DOGS going large within the city,
approved June 18th. 1889, is published for the noma
ton of all concerned.
Sec. |. Be it enacted and ordained by the Mayor and
City Council of Baltimore, That the Mayor be- and he
is hereby authorized and empowered direct the City
BaIliffs and Police Officers and City Wachmen to pro-
cure the destruction by poison otherwise, of all ami
mails of the Dog kind going large any street, lane
alley within the city of Baltimore
Sec. And be it enacted and ordained, That ali dogs
destroyed shall be removed and buried without the
limits of the city by such persons may be employed
for that purpose by the Mayor.
The above sections of the Ordinance WILL on and af
ter Saturday next the 9Th inst be gidy enforced of
which all persons interested requested to take
tice. je4-4t 8. G. LEAKlN, Mayor.
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HUNTERS MEDICINES.
FUVO THE AFFLICTED--YE SHALL BE
Ill HEALED-Ye who afflicted be comforted and
mourn Chase back the sigh of anguish 70 il
bitter cell, and wreath thy lips with perennial smile
Man guided by Science has pursued his deep research
the dark gold mne and has gathered from her ample
stores, the secret mystery of SPEEDY oURE
Come then-come one, come all. Shun as you would
nosrms of TINT vile herd of ignorant pretendes wis
throng the paths of the unwary wit hproessons TOO alb
surd for contradiction Come to the true Fountain ye
mprudent but unfortunate victims of disease, and
share again in their plenitude the blessings OF health
Do not forget the only place in this city where you caa
be eecualy and speedily cured of all symptoms OF the
bad diseases, OF the money returned, is al
No. Pitt ST. between Front street,
ma u and the Bazaar Bridge
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sUsPENsORY BANDAGEs.

SUSFENSONf BANDAGES.
YENHtS article, which affords so much ease and com
Il fort to the afflicted, Especially in hot weather) is
for sale wholesale and reta,l, at
G. X. TYKER'S Drug Store,
Cemer East Baltimore and High sts Baltimore.
Also, good assortment of TRUSSES, for the cure
of Hernia Rupture. Those who stand in need of an
article of this kind, invited to call and examine for
themselves ma %
UNION BANK OF MARYLAND,
NAV 10. 1910.
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rtARDEN,s PATENT SCALE

MARDEN'S PATENT SCALE
~ FACTORY, corner Of Buderston
S. Charles streets, where may be had at
<S[9A times, all of the different kinds of We gh-
ingAPPARATES, from the largest RAIL
ROAD to the smallest PRESCRIPTION SCALES
Purchasers can now be furnished with these articles,
made in this CITY, TWENTY TO THIRTY PER
CENT CHEAPER than they charged by commits
sion merchants The public are respectfully invited te
call and examine for themselves.
JESSE MARDEN,
Patentee and Manufacturer
~ B.-SCALES of all kinds REPAIRED at show
tice. mo 5-ird
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sHTPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, JUNE 8, 1910.
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Barque Mary, (packet) Myrick, New Orleans
Brig Midas, White, Havana, via Cedar Keys.
schr Presto, Ruckel, Petersburg.
schr Dolphin, Nickerson, Garey's Ferry.
Sehr J. w. Caldwell, Bradbury, Philadelphia.
ARRIVED,
schr Shakespeare, Foxwell, 10 days from Ponce, P R.
schr Palm, Crowell, 70 days from ST. John, NJ b.
Schr Premier, Jarvis 5 days from New York.
Schr Aid Wheeler, from Hayre de Grace.
Schr Orbit, Dimes, from Havre de Grace.
Schr Savannah, Gibson, from Hayre de Grace.
Schr Elizabeth Jane, Mitchell, from Havre de Grace
Schr Prompt, Walmsey, from Haver de Grace.
Schr Edwin e., Wilson, from Havre de Grace.
steam-packet Alabama, Sutton, from Norfolk. Re
ports nothing in the Bay
Spoken May lat 80 30, Ion 70 30, ship Powhattan,
of baltimore from Mobile for Liverpool by the Eliza
beth, Remington, at Philadelphia from Havana
May 81 lat 80 is, Ion II 10, ship Scotia of Baltimore
from Mobile, for Liverpool, by the same vessel.
Ship Leila, Higgins, of Baltimore, for New Orleans,
sailed from Liverpool 9Th ult.
Ships Active, Beard Jeanette, Colby; barques Louisa
Hobson, and Condor, Churchill, for Baltimore, sailed
from Liverpool 9Th ult
Ship Humphrey, Hilbert, from Baltimore, arrived at
Bremerhaven April "a
Ship Everhard, Harke, for Baltimore, saiedffom Bre
merhaven 10 ult
Ship Pilot Klencke, from Bremen for Baltimore, was
Ships Earnest s Gustav Behman, and Coperncus,
Haesop, for Baltimore sailed from Bremeraven on the
4lh, and the latter 5th ult
Ship Olive, Field for Baltimore, sailed from Newport
on the 5th I'll
Ship Ferdinand, sturje for Baltimore, sailed fromBre
meThaven 5th ut
Barque Canton Gibson, and brig Harriet, Phillips, for
Baltimore, sailed from Liverpool 9Th ult
Brig Hazard, Woodman, from Baltimore for Havana,
was in Hampton Roads on the 5th inst
Brig George, Pepper, from Baltimore, arrived at New
Orleans 9th ult
Brig James Caske, Toppan, from Baltimore, arrived
al Glasgow ID ult
Schr f. P. Cohen, CROMWELL for Baltimore, went to
sea from Charleston Sd inst
schr Eagle, Sutton, from Baltimore, arrived at Hall
fax, n, s., May 81
Schr Avalanche, Benjamin, of Baltimore, arrived at
New York 9Th inst. from ST. Josephs
chr Cassius, Hall, of Baltimore, from Jacksonville,
arrived at Savannah ID inst
Schr Talma, Jones, from Baltimore bound to Provi-
dence, arrived at New York 18th inst
Schr Casket Miller, from Baltimore, arrived at New
York 18th inst
schrs Roanoke, Tilton; Tom Wood, Baker, and Ce
leste, Johnson all from Baltimore arrived at New York
5th inst
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SAMUEL sTUHTP & SON.
CHANCERY SALE.

In PURSUANCE of decree of Baltimore County
q Court, sitting Court of Equity, the undersigned
Trustee will sell by auction the 9th June inst,
Hardwood, the Farms of the Messrs Hitch-Sale TO
commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
All the personal property morgaged by William and
Joshua Hitch the Executors of the late Robert Oliver
Cows, Sheep Carts Plougs and other farming utensils
several negroes not to go of the State, fine hay
pressing machine, household and kitchen furniture, and
other articles too tedious to mention Terms at sale.
lie 62aw2wd4t JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
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AhIL d CANDLES
~ 20 bbls. asd tierces Winter SPERM OH.
10 do do do Fall do do
Is do Winter Bleached Whale do
100 bxs. Sperm Candles For sale by
JOHN p. ADAMS,
ma 25 Bowly's wifi,
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NOTICE.

EHORK, BEEF, BACON, &C.
n Mess and Prime Pork
Mess No. and prime Beef
Lard in bbs.
Bacon and Smoked Beef
Smoked and Picked Tongues, for sale by
VAN BRUNT Il ADAMS,
Lexington street, opposite the markethGSs
ma G-dIw
FINISHING TACKLE-A general assortment,
u and BRUSHES of all descriptions, for town and
country.
BELLOWS, for Braziers, Jewellers Blacksmiths,
all sizes and at reduced prices, wholesale and retail
For sale at DUKEHART'S Geneneral Variety Store,
ap 29-4tt No 1914 Baltimore ST.
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BUCKETS, BOXES, PRINTS, BASKETS
eVOO FRUIT BOXES & BASKETS
100 doz. Painted Buckets
1000 Butter Bowls and Trays
500 Superb Butter Prints
Willow Carriages and Cradles
Woollen and Flax Spinning Weeeis
DUKEHART & co.
Baltimore, 5th no. IL No. l0lk Baltimore