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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10

Penn'yiuamia-R esumption-The apprehen-
ded tragedy has turned out broad farce, After
looking daggers blood and fury at the Banks for
a couple of months, and passing several bills
threatening them with humiliation if they did not
speedily resume specie payments (but taking
good care that the two Houses never passed the
same blls,) the Senate and House have briefly
agreed on bill requiring the banks of that State
{monster' and alI to lend the State Three Mil
deemable shin plasters,' &C. for twenty five wears
At five per cent. interest-ihe money TO be ex-
pended in paying oHthe accruing interest of the
Stale Debt, and prosecuting her system of Inter-
nal improvements In consideration whereof the
said Banks are not to he required TO resume until
the 9TH OF January, next. lfthe Banks are not
satisfied with this, they are hard 10 please.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10
ID I r. II

In this town on Sabbath evening, the 9Th inst.
in the 22d year of her age, Miss Catharne Barnes,
daughter of Caroline and Hezekiah Barnes, Esq.
Of Phenix, Oswego county, N. Y.
The early death of this Interesting youth is rem
dered peculiarly affective by the considerations that
she was member of our Female Seminary and
was about finishing her course of study; and that
she was also far from home and was called away
at time when hope of her recovery had lecome
strong. These circumstances have awakened the
waimest and strongest sympathy of the people Of
this place in behalf of her afflicted parents and
rends. Universally beloved by her acquaintance
flnd by her Teachers and companions in study,
her death is mourned by them with deep and un-
feigned sorrow. But there is light and hope min
glcd with this sorrow. Miss Barnes was experi-
mentally and professedly a christian. From child
hood she was cheerfully thoughtful. At,he age of
eight years, she was deeply impressed with a
sense of her personal sinflness and need Of a
Savior Her parents date her conversion from that
period. She united with the church at the age of
thirteen, and from that time has adorned her pro-
fesson by life Of hopeful piety towards God.
She bore the pains and solictudes of a protracted
Illness far from home tho in the midst of attentive
relative>,) with singular cheerfulness and submis-
sion TO the will of God. Few youth could expect
more from The world, yet the world was not her
portion. Her sick chamber was one continued
exhibition of the Joy, hope and peaceful confidence
which flow from the Union of the soul with Christ.
when death has stolen our christian friends away,
Some tears we shed are graceful but to mourn
Loudly and deeply that their pains are DER,
Is but TO prove that we loved ourselves the most,
| In this town, on the lst inst. Betsey Russell
aged years and 10 months; also, on the 9TH inst
Mary Russell, aged years on the 9th instant
Margaret Russell, aged - months, daughters Of
Edward Russell.
In Shelburn, on the 9Th inst. Mrs. Hannah Har-
rington, aged IS years.
In Colchester, on the 9TH inst. Mr.. Henry Hand,
aged about 40 years, Some time in the winter
Mr.. II. received slight injury on the knee from a
Ratchet, which produced inflammation, and resulted
in modification, that it became necessary to take
oil the limb few days since-whch operation he
survived but a few hours.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10
NEW GOODS, March, 1910.
N. LOVELY s. co.

"AVE just returned from New York
III with choice selection of Fancy
Dry Goods, making their assortment very
desirable. for all who want at prices aston.
ishngly cheap, 80 that the Pooh as well
rs the Rich can obtain q share at this well
known establishment. A very few articles
are enumerated
Bombazines, superior to any ever before
offered by US. Silks. Pongees, Gingbams.
Silk Scnrfs, an elegan, article, Alpnes,
Zephyr Worsted. or Cruel. A beautiful
assortment English, French and American
Prints. Merino and B,oche Shawls. some
of superior quality. Aiso--Leghorn and
Straw Bonnets, Misses Tuscan and Rolo do
Chen'el Cords, Ribbons 10 almost endless
variety.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10

ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR THE PRES
1pENcY.-We learn by the Albany Daily
Advertiser of Saturday, that the National
Anti-Savery Convention in that city
have nominated JAMES G. BrRNEY as a
candidate for the Presidency. An indie
pendent ticket was resolved upon after
two days debate, by vote of 4S to 81.
The vice candidate is not mentioned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10

ALABAMA.-The Senate of this State recently
decided that "Judges of the Circuit or County
Courts, Solicitors, Bank Attorneys, Directors and
Reports" are not eligible TO seats in that body.
This turned out their P.esident, Hon. Green p.
Rice, and Messrs. +. q. Mcconnell and Joseph
Townsend. 1t was on the heel of the session.
After passing law TO compel the Banks to issue
$25OO,OOO in irredeemable Post-Notes, we must
think this squeamishness with regard to Bank Of
Gcers in bad taste.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10
Extract of a Letter to DIR Geo.
Taylor, U. S. Agent OF The British

College Of Health, London.
N answer TO your enquiries relative to
Il the sales Of Morisons vegetable Uni.
versa Medicine in Vermont, and ITO our
knowledge and experience with regard to
their beneficial fleets upon those who use
them" and respecting the Classification or
dissatisfaction expressed by purchasers,
either to yourselves or The sub. Agents
throughout the state" We reply briefly
at this time, but can at some future time
give you more full. ample, and satisfaciory
Intelligence REL.ATIYE TO the SALES.
The demand .for Morison's Pills has
sleadiiy increased from The time we were %.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10

The BrRrH-DAY or GEN. HARRisoN was cele.
brated with great spirit at Peoria, Illinois Several
soldiers who served with him at Tippecanoe, Fort
Meigs and the Thames, participated in the festi-
yities and each IN succession bore enthusiastic tes-
timony to his bravery, skill and rare nobleness Of
sould and kindness Of heart. The Grafton was
delivered by Hon. James w. Gazay, formerly a
Member Of Congress from the Cincinnati District,
Ohio. The Peoria Register, hitherto neutral, has
come out for Harrison.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10
M'kENZIE.

We are requested to give notice that a
petition for the release of M'Kenze from
imprisonme mt, is left at the Post Office, for
signatures. We are aware the President
mas intimated desire to be petitioned by
the British authorities on this subject /;
but never mind that. Let's see if he
dare resist the united voice of the Ameri-
can people.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10
NOTICE.

WHEREAS J. ]. Starr. without nv
w knowledge or consent. has given
public notice Of The dissolution Of the firm
OF Starr g. Boslwick and ordered payment,
10 be made to him. Now. therefore. ]
hereby give notice that The same is wholly
Unauthorized by me, and ,hose indebted to
the firm are hereby required to make paw
menl to me only. H. II. BOSTWlCK
OF the firm OF Starr g. Bps,wck.
Burlington, April 9th. I84O.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10

Hon. JOHN HENDERSON, the Wing U. S. Senator
elected last winter from Mississippi, has been in
structed by the present Legislature of that State,
that he does not truly represent his constituents and
requested TO resign. In reply, he informs his in
strciors that he was elected for six years. and he
intends, God willing, TO serve out that term.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10

SARATOGA CHARTER ELECTION
Wings triumphed handsomely on Tuesday
at the Saratoga Springs Charter Election.
The average majority was AZ. Last year
the votes were about equal.-The LOG
CABIN goes up to-day. The Wings meet
in it Tomorrow to nominate Town Of
fcers.-Ab. Eve. Jour.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10
NJ A II II I f. n

In Richmond, on Sunday evening the 5th inst.
Mr.. Edward A. Stansbury, Esq. TO Miss Josephine
NJ, eldest daughter OF Hon. VIM. P. Briggs, all Of
that nlace
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10

SOUTH CARoLMA.-There is an excited personal
contest for Governor now in progress in South
change or modify the political attitude Of the
State.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10
NOTICE.

WE have a very few small accounts of
w 6. 10, ~, rs cents and upwards,
which we wish paid, os soon as possible.
Those having accounts against Us will please
present them. PANGBoRN g. BRINsMAID.
April 10. 1870.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10

To Printers Advertising Mori-
sons Pills,
THE Morrison Pill advertisements in this
4 paper zoe Uish inserted Immediately,
and The Sub Agents names, residents Of The
to'ons ,ohere your paper circuiates. put in
Immediately under them, the nearest fret and
so on. Continue until another comes.
PANGBoRN g. BR,NsMAID. Stale AGENTS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10

"AVE received a few pieces of rich
III Mouselaine de lanes, French and
American prints, Scotch and Eng Ish Cling
hams, suitable for spring and summer dres.
ses. ALSO.
A full assortment of Burlington mill CO..
Broad cloths. cheaper than ever.
Burlington, March 81, l840.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10
DISSOLUTION.

TINE Coparlnership of the firm Of T.
Il q G. Conner is This day by mutual
consent dissolved. All those who are in.
debted ,o1he above firm by note or &C
count, if they call soon, will find T. Conner
who is authorised 10 settle all accounts
and ready to wal, on them at the old
Market house. TRISTRAM CONNER.
GIDEON CONNER.
Burlington, April 4th, 1870.
THE bu,chering business will be con.
Il l'nued by the subscriber, who &C.
knowledges his gratitude to the public
generally for the liberal patronage he has
received for The last eight years. He in.
tends 10 make it an object to all who wish
10 trade in the meat line, to call on him.
as he intends at all times 10 have his Mar.
ket house furnished with the choices,
meats that the country affords. Marke,
house on College St. one door east of ].
J. Potter's. Il CONNER.
Burlington, April 9TH. 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10
NEW PAINT SHOP
NOTICE.

NOTIVGs
NHE copart nersnIp heretofore existing
l. between J. J. Starr g. II. II. Bost-
wick, under the firm Of STAR g. Bostwick,
is This day dissolved. All persons indeb,.
ed TO the said firm are requested TO make
payment to J, J Starr, who will attend to
the settlement of all the concerns Of the
late firm. The business will hereafter be
continued BY the subscriber at his old stand
on Church Street opposite The Jail.
J. ]. STARR.
Burlington, April 10th, 1910. 3w.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10
LYMAN B. COLE

" AVE a few bushels of Herds Grass
IL Seed very superior quality grown in
Franklin county N. Y. which they offer
for sale at a low price.
Burlington, March ~, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10

BROCHE SHAWLS.
NOR sale at very reduced prices, sever.
l. al different sizes from 81 to S..
Printed Tibet do. very fine and ban dsome
Printed and Satin striped Chaly, do. chen.
lille Shawls and Handkerchief all at very
low prices for Cash at
April 10th MAYO h. WAIT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10

Mouseline de Lame.
A good assortment of moUseine de laine
IA and ChaIys, for sale cheap for Cash,
for example. a good quality Of the former
all wool for 40 cents the yard at
April 10th. MAYO & WAIT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-04-10
Real Estate at Auction.

Burlington. April 10. I84O.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
ORIGINAL ETNA FRICTION MATCHES l1ou,,,,

ORIGlNAL ETNA FRICTION MATCHES tJones's
~ Potent ed)-These Matches superior
Other bacofoce Match and warraned and
land aud IN any climate and not aested by damp weaker
or W being kept length Of time ing the most
careful manner They the only Matches suitable fer
perts 70 be used vessels Dea in Matches can be
supplied oy the Subscribers quantity al the shortest no.
tee and the most favorable (eher in tin
boyes To be had al the lowest wholesale and retail prices
Cortland street l.. DUGAN.
my2o-lm' Salr City Agents for the Manufacturers
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

NOTICETbe subscriber informs has friends and the pnb
lie that he has fitted IN splendid style the five story
building IN the Of Nos i55 and l57 Broadway
lourtandt and Liberty street formerly kuown Nblos
Hotel The alterations and improvements which have lately
bee. made 20 thus establishment such he hopes viii
give entire satisfaction 20 his friends and
The house - spacious sud accommodate large
number The coeeroons aud ptrors bedrooms and sitting
have been newly furnished and painted provided
with every accommodation for the comfort Of guests
The bar will at all times be supplied with the choicest
sormert efwnes and liquors of the approved brands d.
recty from the importer; and the ale from OF the
LIBERATED Albany brewers.
The plan and arrangements such at the does
not doubt arepe,ton OF VISITS after The first cali
49, VI. BARTHOLOMEW.
New York A pril %. is4o.1 suQs s,,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
HEALTH AND STRENGTH-DR S. o. RICHARD
II SONS SHERRY WINE BITTERS-Tms article is

n SONS SHERRY VINE BiTTERs-Ths article Is
e Decidedly s
cine offered to the pubc all those prevalent
pepsa Htadaehe, wandering settled pains sinking antness
s?Hf oss
usg KILL that the public are advised to take Large auan
to phi swaowes to to the end Of his days anu doom MN
p s Barnard and W. s. Skinner continue travelling
Remember his medicines be obtained of pears
Prepared from medicinal plants and roots Dr. Richard
sons laboratory South Readg Sold wholesale and retail
s and the %e% aRH O Drug
Price cents bottle His dry bter up pressed
form, are 80 cents per paper; cove
For using DIR. Richardson's Bitters.
cess for 80 years.
can and graduate Of the New Hampshire Medical College
Because they composed of and plants which pos
.ess the power to nsas without nung the constu
Because they be taken at any time, without cOnne.
Because they cheap and portable and will retain all
their B.ss as b full vsor t o' years in any ems
state and exert happy effect IN preventing dependency by
Because they produce without the usual attendants
ofoher medicines, Sickness vomiting and gripping.
majority Of medicines in the fact that the they
And lastly because experience has proved beyond dispute
shsi those Tto are attentive to keepng the stomach and bow
serve health prevent disorder and generally attain cheerful
For sale wholesale and retail by A, d. SANDS Gensr:
a Sr ssa
a5s Canal 81 CoddingtOn, 21 Hudson; /. sehefeliq
way SIS Boaaw John syR S Is s6 SSSrS
y W Badssu, ss4 BOyeryi r C.SBE Moss no sos Grand
H,n gcs GTse9Yieh street NJ Gaion a7 Bowery Joseph
s pton sTS BABE BIZ sos s TS R'Ss
Stevens y Sands Miles Cook, Bridge street, VIM Arm
strong 81 Front and by many other druggists throushcu the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
NERVOUS HEADACHE

CURED ~ FIVE minutes. b. SHERMar's C.nPHoR Lozrv.
- SO says Dr. Hunter Sixth Avenue, Robert Law.
renee, Custom House Judge TomEson, and Rev Mr. john
son.
HEARTBURN AND AClDITY.
Shcrans SoDs LoZEHcEs will Heartburn and cid
~ IN three mnStes Ask the hundreds upon hundreds that
have used them.
IMPURE BLOOD.
Shsrman S,nsNrARuLa Lo1ENcEs DELICIOUS and they
purify the blood, pmples from TIE face. sc.
A CLEAR VOICE.
Shermaus APoLLo LozENCEs make the voice clear
public speakers.
sold les Nassau street Chatham street Bowsry as
Eue st., Brooklyn. and "a Westminster street Providence
~ mvi4 v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

THE ROMAN KALYDOR.-Lord Chesterfield saws
good appearance letter Of recommend alton ali oe
casons Who can IKE good appearance with face full Of
pmpiesI Tbs kaydor will n very short time cure TIE
most obstinate psmplos and will also frecks NOR
phew ornoth spots redness Of the skim letter ah other
obstinate cutaneous affections Price Seld whole
sale and retail. by A. b. 4 ID. SANDS Drurois,s
my27 20 and ino ErI,on =,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

nm en- 4 a. " ~ ~ a - DisfASE
- be consulted as heretofore at his residence COandt
Ps Aware q ths general Pnon entertained of that elias
%.T g1sr ,d sS%' id duty e give @ osEs
Besides The aak hold Graduate Of Edinbarsb and Mem.
a STsi on &c dee s II sfsT i
n Eu asS 10 % %o ees 9T the mos: eminent
New York aud Dr. Physe iadephis- which letters
and ibas been matter surprise to some, tia, any on.
o but ssss"d psS 'ftsSs s 70 sss
:Sf' 2pl Only % ss
dat ored r aI pa on ~, the %sd K VEL As body
6S. S2:issy Pq ss%eiss
@ Efo not rS % s5 TssS %sy remain g dormant u he
no %4 Sgsss! . TSss Y%sSa; e evil: g.,.
these remedies were good such are The ysrsas s%p,oms
sS T Only S,s N any and 50 essentially hs
that what good in be destructive in another II
. those who appy ne For instance some sictss with
goorGa have been taking medicines proper only
while oct Few had entirely Tor complaints
were neither one the other. but totally different ssS
and afford the s, field for knsvery that Of srRIerusE
Here the poor gaent obliged 70 for pills drops month
may SSsas .. d s While. R.P. 70 iso again
knows that all the ply the world, alone would never
srcture and f properly understood may most
easily and speedily be removed do not erple affirm that
many structures may be cured IN days they had
isied years before.
To any Of common prudence, therefore, would say
these remarks just land appeal 10 the eminent
physicians q our city Cor their uth how important that
every patient should knew something Of the and
lent Of the person whom be about to trust with such
Dor the convenience Of those al distance well hosc
VINO wish 10 treat their the and
private manner have conryed very little chest with the
TRrarrsE fitted IN the Id and which contains theory
secesssy Tor the cure OF these complaints. That for
rhe besiae the medicine, contains also Pstent pocket
syringe with ingredients for making the the
Of which IS $40 That for the Veneres aiming than
enough for the Of ordinary $40 and the chest
both complaints, is SIS
With respect TO the little patent syringes which cannot
here describe who has property aeresh
s convenience and utility Aud indeed with regard TO the
intrinsic value Of the chest uniformly does meet the most
sangune expectations that in u m 10 de
40 retsrned the price shall be instantly
funded
New York say
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

YELLOW PINE TIMBER AND LUMBER.-The sub
crber prepared TO receive orders any quantity
~ Yellow Pine House ship Timber sawed dimen-
sons REQUIRED Also, ship Plank Railroad scaH,ling, OIL
Cssk Heading Flooring Boards, &C. The above will be fur
nshed at the established prices Of Steam mills Will
mrgon " c., and delivered at this any other port IL
quired.
my25 n. WOODRUFF, t7t South st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
NEWS NEwsy NEwsr!-Nc. Y Peek Dim.

NEWS NEwSu NEwSu,-No. " Peek slim.
DOCTOR JOSEPH EVANS, 1.-THE old doctor) is now al
~ home, and permanently seated IN he old stand where 10
hopes to conue for the remainder of hs life He respect
fully invites all has old friends and sclicits
possible TO call on him when they require redei ad The
public well Of the respectshty Of his medical
cation and perfectly when they appy him they
wall he radically perfectly and erpedousy Of their
diseases. whether recent standing complicated II
SNOW the fashion for OF yesterday BY hems dubbed
doctors TO pun themselves OF physicians Of twenty
thirty standing and ~ Of them
beardless boys, who two selling candy
mending shoes hawking At the carts tail where
they ought TO be still My friends will please 20 apply No
~ Peck slip, where than have been
and expcd ously cured Be not 10 mistake the number
" b. No connection with any other office of the
tun.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

ELIGIBLE COUNTRY BUSINESS FOR SALE, in one
u of the most healthy and intert sting tins state
II has been established by the present proprietor about five
years. aud has been good successful operation
Of importing wholesale and retail business and may be
greatly extended by small increase Of capital and proper
tenos Satisfactory will be given why
proprieor relnquishing and ether particulars aPp.
cation
my22im' THOMAS PYNE, as5 Pearl st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
WORMS-WORMS

WORMS have caused thousands al deaths. sHARNAN's
w WORM LoZENGEs will Ger sinly destroy them
two thousand families have used themthy fail
RR g, U. G. CHURCHILL. has used them in over 50
with successcured 10 Of and e fscop
ders them the Only inabls medicine known and advises
all b. them.
Rev. DR. Eas noud, DR. Hope, Ocust Hon. b b. Boards
Tex, Gen van ltinsslaer COL l. Haines and 1900
Others might be ado ed of their wonderful virtues.
Sold Al LOG Nassau street. Chatham owerv and a
Fulton street. Brooklyn. mvIsv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30

FOR THE FACE AND skIN.-Among the many and va
rcus kinds of Cosmetics that offered public for
Identifying the COMPLEXION aud removing every eruptioR
from the skin be confidently recommended
CHURCHS VEGETABLE LOTION. II imparts deli
cate smcothness TO the complexion and eectusy
p,inpes, blotches tan, rngorms chags and cuaneous
eyeretons IL can be obtained genuine CHURCHS DIS
cents per bottle. rnvta tm+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
WORMS.

DR WHEELER, Of "a Greenwich STR (Bsar the Batteryl
~ whose reputation asan ocust has obtained Cor him an emit
neatly practice and whose Bastn Of Hcscateo Cor
complaints the most popular and ecacnu. remedy
extnt has produced preparation for the ofW0rms IN
children and adults Of innocent yet potent character that
b. IN OF long standing perfect
nirom four 20 eight days This medicine preped IRON
recipe % The celebrated Dr. sprot "a relative ~ Or Wheeler
Wto hs life time. of the most renowned
pr Enx and and s operation is gradual and pleasant that
can be administered With much and safety chl
oT..n a. 20 grown persons.
Toe medicine BE- had only At DR. WHEFIER'S resi.
encc sshove and persons country NAV obtain
ent 0r any cure By stating the the person for whom
i. lnt.n..ed and rewriting (postsge free) 81.
gfertO IN w hours lrQn eight A VI. 70 one p. ".
~ he Bhsan OF Moscltello s cold Al ST. and s. uer
bottle bearing h ssmped name VI the rr,pri.tor
nied WIN pane drsctoas or together with the most
satisi sctory testimonials ofits n~ sfrv from
rs Of the most respectable families New YORK yt dSm
DROPsY-DROPsfl- Peroas iabou,ng under tsI distres
~ Disease, can BE- positively cured ~ NJ. MATT ~.
celebrated Female Physician without b.iov , 80 ~, W
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-30
TO GUN DEALERS,

w SIZES K co. have removed 10 2is Pearl street and
n being determined to reduce their stock Of Guns Pistols,
Gun Materials and other Sporting Articles will cell
quantity, at extreme low prices.
300 CAsWELL's AMERICAN RIFLES, for correct
shooting warranted equal any rifle any part
of the world will be offered to the trade below the cost Of
manufacturing. myl6m