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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31
THE CHEAPEST TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT IN THE CITY
BRUs H'S
CHEAP CASH TAILORING

BRUS
CHEAP CASH TAILORING
EsTT EST. g, \: ,sANN STREET, NEW YORK
DRESS c6SA At ss prices ss 90 t. sas 90
EE sSS$$EE SSSfs' i;; :$:II:: IS
The Subscriber having selected ehsss assortment of
and having y a; well a. SSnsse fG
from low Tf and "a
BOOTS aaa SHOES ehsapEA large assortment Of
received from %aaulss
he
ar IN S a Ne % I and s Chatham
a Ne IA Boots eny keptat les and iss are Boots and
Shoes By per for sale above
MERICAN HOUSE Cate Mrs. YoTksl, No IS south
&c .sS.sTbs and ready The reception Of ira
The central situation Of h hotel readers one o The most
good accommodation aad reasSrass fh>rges o,usroN
NIB. few genteeI bOarders be accommodated with
Z good ordinary every day at two o'clock. oslm
Ne r.,h place , e. an
the Teeth, and to the making ofAr
oi. EACH q: :sSs Or pivot; !; ,aa s
arsry large cavity, 90
:. extracting Tea'h'eaeh, 50 50
Dr. w Ill hopes 10 receive the patronage OF ms
friends. OILS sn-
HAVANA sEGARs-sso Nj Esperanza brand, very supe-
IL, India adora do do; SO MORTGAGE brand,
do DO; 20 Doe Campaneros do do konda brand do
sn';ss fiCxbH e ST.
CORNs-CoRNs-Perssnsa afflicted with Corss can
" minutes be permanently relieved from the they
occasion. application to the undersigned Twenty
rance q sersin cure 70 those who place under
Plaster. 70 all other pains Of the human body
BENZ. s, COOKE Harmony Hail.
OLA ln' ~ Cen er street.
eEON REWARD.-CKOss' sPECIFit MIXTURE
lagos complaints OF the organs yfseneration.
remedie. yet the TIN
nakes speedy and permanent care, without
TO Diet drink exposure or change IN appeaonto
we give NO long quaeksh recomseaLaonsts deceive
public IL mesicne does speak TO- itself one shall
speak for H. Our object notify where IL be had and
e aSss &: Mnar. viii sse rapid
under forfeiture Of $500.
This unfortunately pervsdes all oso
presented with aremedy By which they
selves without the least tbs shortest time
Further the disease cannot desc Of the
MIXTURE s taken a night going to bed when exposed
bottle. One bottle asts week which generally eures-
Many are cared IN two days.
Broadway Of Bey ranka House New York,
md Joses Hgehnsons corner ofChesnst and Seventh
Eewar. Of Limitations. The genuine only as above.
s3i-sm'
NR POETT'S ERADICATOR-sIooo wi be forfeited Il
~ Dr. Poetts Ersdiczor fails TO Of deli
ease has He and
cal skill have faile! II universally esteemed for its
Ten the and asins Cor the
has caused TO initiate and to counterfeit II Be
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31
PRIVATE UISPENSAkY.

TNR DE ANGELIs formerly practitioner Of medicine n
pubic hospitals Naples and member ofahe medsap
New York. where he has been
phys IN. year iT eeniinn's TO be consulted a M
Broadway THIS tstshlshD intended fer the pao's
good all the decisions CT Empiresms Ia this I'm por
tart branch OF rraee In certain disease and rheumatic
affections Dr. De Angels has been sing gary ana
beer cured BY in spare OF m without secvs
fence TO the patient Obsrc. chronic sfectens ptf-
steal ulcers in the throat eiupons Of the shn
stiffness OF joints, and pains in the limbs general debry
Of evils. from Siee
ormpropery curing othe insous masde have rrveh
TO mis- oftressmest IN an almost neeeo nsnner
TO his well known
rnedez ~heh, whilst they eradicate eery germ
disease the tmaeiaied patient TO hezith ana
vgor. 49,, II. -
The usenvoea reference will BE- given by the Dexter
to OF respeetssity this city o2s m-
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IMPORTANT DiSCOvERY:-Hsyng at las, dlseGy siso
Me,esFs fpsTs, e w r.. re; T.
ss a Ss 81 nd
ss Ss pS sse he ay Ss
proceed this cannot be ds.erhss 10 avoid II
ss had s rss TO I'll at q:
.S ,G s Sna' &c .ss ss
that msreuia psepsatioss sh9sld not Be
sss s sSrss %ess' k
sas Of f s%c., s o
sSs ssss
mouth and finally the M and dsep s:s
III SYPHILIS si:
:sS,y pssss ias
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sslonaly several q the sps unite. r.ss
s.% sspPTIih s :ss ssss:5
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appear in palms The olss q e
:ss ss:y yff AID
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ss e:
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. :sss q: 4:
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BY Issh or
:s s: ssHs; sts The ss
proceed DE gament: and tosss be-
the ersam shoulder sons bone shin bone
nSs sys Il soSs ' .sS Of
ss,E s The s sc. s1 S much
arrived adyaned state hs!e s variety q
and each requires different tr.s~snt the
s sos e ssI sS. .s ETH. Il d s
Dspensafy iss Hudson street There vii b. in attend
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

TsT ~: ss; az We *
- NEW STORE, AND ALL NEW GOODS.
0 JUST opsssd corner Broadway and S Canal st.
sss sis e'i'; e.
ever, description Too 70 mention per
ss Esss aii fs
sgs a. 4, ~ ,SsSwsy Cana. 'srs S
best quality and cheapest
DR- -FERGU SONS CELEBRATED. vEGETABLE
s Of ne &c. Iss hss
are satirsy eonsninsa particle Of Mercury
other posSeas nnthsy mHar no smell to the
siea TSs. Pin. hsysl.sg vosby Known Earops
usually erfOrgng apsrec. three Or four days One
Fer sale By e. Colby ' s' Pss street corner
BEAUTY OF C0MrLE XION.-fhs best e0sm.tic ever
- in for removing ir'etiss tan sanSyra healing pa
'ss 10 we i ss s n
W TABLETTE OF PEARL AND ALABAsTER
Try AND &c ss 'jh srPgT Ss
=: 6sssSssss asnfss'lsssi and {. Rms, 6ss:a
| A PASTOR, HAIR CUTTER, iss Gresnw ieh street.-A
takes this Spgorsny 70 to, inform ,hs public s
N'- A. PASTORS HAIR OIL,
OR COMPOUND EssENTiAL OIL os ALMoNps.
coming 9at turning repsdy against Bali
and the public may rely omit that A COM
POUND OIL e the whelssomest and best 0 !or the Hair
grey, hair has begun turn grey sach
the hair that by will restore its natural
color; alss harfo becoming shaded and hair
already shaded which dsg ladies'
and used for short time ii will restore ii its natural
the head and hair clean promotes
| eysbro We and whiskers.
A. PASTOR, Greenwich street. New York, and fer
accommodation Of the Ladies' at the Futercr and
| fectioner Store 1881 Greenwich street.
Price 50 cents bottle highly perfuned. oil Ina
II. ALBEhs BORN, No 50 Exchange Place, 9g stars,
| and French Dry Goods, consisting Of
| velvets-Figured and plain, for Merchant Tailors
seges-French of different widths, and English 81
wide, assorted. .r
Lustrings-Iialian and limitations, of assorted widths
Cravats-ltan sets, Gros grain and imitation. ~ to
40 inch Romals a and variety Of figured
Hatter PiasA-Moieskin and long nap, Hat Bands and
~ Bindings ll .ilt -
La.es-Thread and Edgrgs, very rich assortment ais
Blond, Capes, Collars aud Embroideries.
vestingsA variety plain and figured Sstns and Silks
Ribboss-Taf.a Gallons, sssorted cases, No. 1t to
is, Velvet Ribbons, black and coiored. -
SilsGros de Swiss, Gros de Naples, Gros de Florence
Shswls-A variety OF Silk. and 81 k and Cotton
Boat Cords-A few cases No. aud 5. -
And a variety Of Tnmmings Tapes bobbhns,
Bindings, FriDges. &c sc. s23 SIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

1000 s..e,s'En' ~ sac 4 q tt,H,o,,,psoS ,v.u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31
ORRIS TOOTH PASTE,

cHERMAN's oRRIs TOOTH PASTE 70 admitted
- by al be the hest dentrihce known 10
cleans rhsns srd besuh~s the teeth the tartar 70
fake harden the the breath and prevsat
heteeh nom a,hing and deesylng waransd Tree IRON AZ
dcal Faculty, Rev Dr. Easmond and evera ether clergy
men; DR.. A. r. smith J. NJ. Moore, Esq Prof Bingham
Col T. q Hsins Dr. O. Hunter, and IN fact. ~bs
has used il n decidedly the beet sr, f.r sesps s
Nassau Dodds sfs Broadway, and ss Fulton at BROOK
IN. See that his signature ss. "A. shernss, NJ -
around each pot asi
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31
VAPOR BATHS.
r CARROLL'S OLD ESTABLISHED MEDICA

). TED vAPOR BATHS Renewed fron . John street
Broadway opposite the City Hos?al and row
tAs make them both IN ts sdss a.d
q s1srtoss eoatsusnes of the patronage ef the
aeuty public which has AIDED to this sstzbsh
sleek in the morning. I'll. Mise at aisht Also sulphur bshs
Portable baths 81 the city
Brooklya at Eve miautes notice PrvAeroons with b.s
~ the day week month N.Y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31
IrroETAYT TO MAssEp FEMxbEssSMTADanis


Notice. hereby Eivea That at eung efhe Drsctess
cfszd Co rpeny held the lsd Jersey City, for tbs
Of electsng o6cers
THOMAS A. EMMETT, Esq OF New York, VS. unani-
snsly rr-eeeted President and John EHLERS. Of Ne~
Jsey Treasurer aud Secretary, ofsaid nstu,ioa Tor the
The psbc will take notice that from and asr this day.
contract will be considered valid ue.s signed BY the Pres
Treasurer by then mds consentsd to-
the ptsnt Arms Nsuufsfsrss Company to
BE receipt ofths President or Treasurer
sxs sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

CARDS. CARDS =. CAhDS III
ENGRAVED AND PRINTED in superior style, at red1-
OILS SIN rof j. WALL, rs Carmipe x.
BLANKET REPOSITORY,
No. 43 South Markefst. cor. of Merchaxts R0to,
BOSTON
CUPER silk bound Bed Blankets great Variety MackrDae
~ Blankets white, and scarlet; Negro Blankets van
ous kinda Coat Blankets, blue. green andses,iet
Purchasers the Southern Western and New kpEixna
Markets, invited call and eramipe this assortment,
which Will be sold ON very reason bic terms
JAMES BOYD SONS, Agents FOR
OILS 2m. r Meehanies' Manufacturing CO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

WATCHES, CLOCKS, sc...rhs Subscriber eeastanily
w the best manufactures Europe and Of
Ssrs noI Tor sale, ON the advantageous terws
Geneva Gold Watches Of all Kinds, anchor nent
psclsr.inieReadent seeonds, Lsp'ns and Vsr.,eA-
De Anchorescspe rent movements jewTd gold cap,
Eneissh patent lever movements PLAIN sud raiews,
Do dc do gold and silver Watches, d. do
Escoy aad Alabssts5 clocks eosrns and scisshss
Mas,esl Boxes in q At variety, FROM IL tunes
Hrsuxe 5usp~nsoa Tampa. ke-
Ora "a. LOHsE, IS Lsber'~ =
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

TIC DOLOREUX-Posisively
R3Y1YSiSY nj VY3UKN cared without the Of the
Nuly ylyl 9ylnl lancet. however long SHADING,
By Mrs.MOTT the eeletrAisd
Female Physician. See Advertisement o2s sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

TO SPORTsMEN.
GUNS, rIsToLs, RiFLrs, Se., AT WHOLESALE
gsss,i.,, Gss' 'f',;s.y Descriptions.
500 kife., single and double barrel.
Peresssien Caps, Powder FLASH; ssd Sporting Articles
sereliy. =. - -.
and stock ~ be offered
ng pricss,sy a. w: sPlhs = CO.
nyi SIN avs Pear street near Fistt.
DTsTREssiNG COuGHs cured ia zone day, bv sHER
DMAN's COUGH LOZENOEs, vsols az 10 Nes~s
tr.st -
S1000 IN CERTiFTCATEs or DEPOSIT on Mont
piOOO, tomery Ala. for r.le by.
oil PEHstf bhDOkS, No " btetrty o.
vegetable Fever Drops warranted 10 breah snd
,gve, for s.l. AZ fEtGHTWf<GFR,S
Pharw s1a Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

/ EAF TOBACCo-Havsas, Cuba, 81 Domingo, kentsekT
oss i'm NJ RAIDERS, So chsthsm,t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-31

pEISE's oRRIs TOOTH rAsTE.-rb. ipvsIussl.
x~wfrrce wae cle>ssss preserves and bssutisss the
Teeth. Improves the ceier ofthe and mp2rs
the breath II the first
~ American Institute Price socts
r sale only the Bsrszr I-s Broadway BY Guoa iss Do;
mx. sdos sss - H~asoa street, H. -ehensnt ~ Ca
u.is Hes 6aieo, tas Chztssn ct r. ~ Gusrs, III bc~e
Hesry snt A. y. Ssnes ics Fulton ct
Gs~sr~ wsrtess limitations and couBtsrfes As sm'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-06
CATTLE.

Vermont is emphatically grazing
State. The elements of our prosperity
are in our flocks and herds. We cannot
compete with the virgin soil of the west
in the production of grain, and to produce
our ovn breadstufs should be about the
extent of our cultivation. Our wool,
our diaries, our beef and pork, will do
the rcst-with even fair market, will
make us Independent. To ourhocks and
herds then, should we bestow especial at
tention. What ever improves these is a
public blessing, and he who contributes
even the smallest mite to advance this great
interest IS indeed bcnefactor. To our
-Aocksupon thousand hills, I'VE canpoint
with pride, for they are probably second
to none in the Union, and already have
they yielded us rich return. And al
though we cannot say as much for our
cattle and Swine, yet are we reoiced to
find an increased attention to this sub
iect. The introduction of the Berkshire
Hogs, has wrought sensible improve
mentinthe tenants of the stye, and few men
indeed are now willing to acknowledge
ownership over those Iung-iegged, long
shouted, slab-sided imps of starvation that
were once so common among us. SOtoo,
in regard tt cattle. Increased attention
is bestowed to this subject. Several
fui1-blOoded animals of the best foreign
breeds have recently been introduced
among us, ana unless our farmers arc
eulpably negligent, the most salutary re-
suits will soon be seen and appreciated.
And here we cannot omit to call the at
teniion of dairymen to a beautiful animal
ofthc Ayrshire breed, recently imported
from Montreal by DIR. SpooNER. He is
three past-will weigh eighteen hundreds
perhaps-and one of the most beautiful
animals we have ever seen. The Ayr
shire cows are celebrated as mixers the
oxen are good workers and fattcn readily
though not usually so heavy as the Dur.
ham. Experience has proved, however
that the Ayrshire was altogether the mos
profitable stock in the Scottish highland
whilst the Durham has succeeded better
on the rich pastures and heavy bottoms O
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-06
POR PRESIDENT,
WIN. HENRY HARRISON
VICE PRESIDENT.
JOHN TYLER.
SHELBURN, Feb. n, 49,


Mn. STACY, Dear Sir-'The body of man
was discovered yesterday, lying in the woods
abou, one mile north Of this village, and about
half a mile east of the stage road. The body had
the appearance Of having laid there two or three
months. He had on a new broadcloIh caret coat.
with figured buttons, dark colored Vest, and
black fuled cloth Pan,aloons, and pair OF coarse
shoes were found near him. About 10 rods further
into the woods, was found a small bundle contain.
ing a shirt, marked s. (which corresponded with
the one on his person,) il also had noe or two la'se
bosons. with cheap breast pin in one OF them,
and check Cravat. There was found near the
place an old white Hat. A few rods further into
the woods, we found note, drawn by q. b.
Parker. payable 10 Jacob Leach. dated, Huber
TOM 1888, Il forget the month, for $26. with an
endorsement of ga, dated at MIddlebury, Aug.
1889. Should think the man was IS years old. Of
short stature. with black hair. Ifyou will iuser.
the above, his friends may be able TO identify him
by the description. Yours Truly
II. s. MORSE, +. NJ.
The above letter was received too late
for insertion in all our last weeks i'm
preston. We therefore republish it,
The name of the deceased is HEwIN
Stafford. He had been at work in Rut-
land County the summer past, and was
on his way to visit sick father in Canada.
He left Middlebury on the 4th Dec
staid at Vergennes the night of the 4tll-
was at Charlotte Four Corners at noon
on the 5th, and left there for Shclburn q
little past two p. M.--aftcr which nothing
was known of him until found as above
stated. A jury of inquest was held upol
the body on Monday last, and after pro-
tracted and thorough investigation, tho
Jury came unanimously to the conclusion
that the deceased came to his death il
consequence of blows inflicted upon TIN
head, by some person unknown. Their
is no room to doubt that the man was de
liberatcly murdered in cool blood, ant
that for the sake of a little paltry plumber
as the body had been robbed of the cloak
boots, hat, watch, a set of spoons, and
few dollars in money. An old hat and
pair of shoes were found near by--prob
ably the ones left by the murderer. TIL
people of Shclburn and vicinity are I'm
ceasing in their efforts to ferret out tn
culprit; but as yet, we arc bound to be
licve, nothing has come to light to fix
reasonable suspicion on any individual
we omit any further details this week
but will recur to the subject hereafter.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-06

We have every indication Of an early
commencement Of navigation. The wea.
Their has been unusually mild and favorably
during the past few days, and every vestIge
Of ice has disappeared from the harbor. II
broke upon the evening of the 2lst INST. a
period much earlier than 10 customary. In
the lake, the ice ls detached and much
broken, and is passing down the Niagara
in immense quantities. At Erie, 80 miles
west of us, there ls no obstruction ; and a
gentleman from Cleveland Informs US that
boat was daily expected there from
Detroit. The floating ice, hewever is
subject to the action OF the winds, which
frequently drives it to and fro for week:
together. All anticipate a speedy reviva
Of business. Buff. Com. .4du.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-06

ANOTHER BOUNDARY QUESTION The
citizens of The nor, hsrn part of Illinois seem
des,rious Of being annexed to Wisconsin.
They complain that lhei, interests ere not
sufficiently regarded in the Illinois Lcgis
la'ure, majority of the members beng
from the South section Of State. II the
contemplated annexation is affected, Chi.
cago and Gaena will both be situated in
Wisconsin, end Illinois will have no pro"
portion of her territory bordering on lake
Michigan. The STRIP Of territory which
Wisconsin will gam, IN this event, will be
about forty miles wide, and extending in
length from the Mississippi to lake Michi'
gan.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-06
Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster.

YNHE best Strengthening plaster in tho
Il world, and severe gn remedy for pains
or weakness in the back, loins, side, breast,
neck, limos, joints, rheumatism, lumbago, &c.
&c. One million year will not supply tho
demand. They require little warming be-
fore application. Warranted superior 10 all
others, and for one quarter the usual price,
making not only the best. but the cheapest
plaster in the world. 1t affords roliefn few
hours, and makes astonishing cures.
In liver complaint and dyspepsia, it shonld
be worn over the region of the liver or s,om.
ach, and it will afford great and astonishing
relief In coughs, colds, asthma, difficulty Of
breathing, oppression Of The chest or stomach,
they will Immediately sooth, and greatly
benefit tho patient. Persons Of sedontary
habits, or those obliged TO stand much, will
receive decided support from one of these
truly, tightening plasiers. Physicians gen.
orally recommend them, in preference to all
others, because they stick or adhere better and
afford greater relief. In their operation they
are s,imuant, tonic, and anodyne. Thoy
are composed Of en,irely different ingredients
from any other; and known from the expo
rence Of millions, who have used them, as
well as the united testimony, of all the celebra.
| ted and distinguished clergy and physicians.
TO be the most useful and highly medlcated
plaster, ever invented or offered TO the public.
Several persons have called at the waro
house 10 express their surprise and thanks a.
the almost miraculous cures these plasters
have effected. One man who had been SD
afflicted with rheumatism, as 10 be unable 10
dress himself without assistance, was enabled
after wearing one, only one night to get up
alone in the morning, put on his clothes and
cal at our office with eyes 5eamng with Joy
and his tongue pouring forth the gladness Of
his heart, at the sudden and signal relief no
! had received from this best Of all remedies.
Ask for Dr. Stermans Poor Man, Plaster,
1t is so called, because the price acos i, in the
power ofa to purchase, being only l2a els
Sold at tho Variety Store by
PANGBORN & BR INSMAID.
JeWslers, Burlington N.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-06
THE VARIETY STORE
"A very fine collection of goods

"a Wi AlAN SOAlSNIAOAA VI SO~S
IN The line of Watches, Clocks, Bosom
Pins. Ear Rings, Finger Rings. Tea POS,
Casters, Coffee Pots, Britanla Pitchers
and Tumbers, Vioins. Flutes and other
Musical Instruments, Violin and bass VOL
Strings, Pegs. Bridges Rosin. &c.
GERMAN COLOGNE,
and most kinds of approved Perfumery,
Soaps Hair Oils. Lip Salve, Pomatum,
Powders, Court Plaster.
BRUSHES,
Of all the various kinds in use, such as nail
Tooth, Har, Clothes, Hat, Floor, and
sembblng Brushes, these last we partlcu.
lary recommend TO al who wish to clean
House this spring without spending all
their strength.
CANES s, RIDING WHIPS,
Shell, Horn and lion Combs, Pocket and
dressing Combs.
A beautiful assortment Of satin and bonn.
bazlne stocks, linen Collars and bosoms,
silk and india rubber suspenders, pantaloon
straps, boys cloth caps, from rs CTS TO 81.
Engravngs and Pictures for Frames and
transferring, Plates Of the present Presi-
dent, of Gen. Jackson. Napoleon, Lords
supper, Napoleons Death bed. &c. &c.
| RODGERS CUTLERY.
such as Razors' Knives. Scissors, Lancets,
&c. Tooth Pouders Tooth Washes, Jap
auese Lotion for the face. for removing
Pimples and Eruptions. Tweezers, Tooth
Picks, Pencils, scent Bottles, snuff boxes,
Hooks and Eyes, Netting and Mesh Nee
dies, Knitting Pins, Hair Pins. Dressing
Pms, Lamp Wicks and Glasses, Red Tape
No,orlal and Transparent Waters, common
Waters, Percussion caps and Pills, Vest
springs, cards and CD I'd cases. Pocket books
Money Belts, Ivory and India Rubber
Rings for children, willow chairs, Wagons
and cradles, Chalk and slate Pencils. spirit
Levels, glass Pens. Pen Makers to make a
Pen at one cut, a cherry with 100 spoons
in it. Boxes which will expose their con.
tents when opened, nteuded for the amuse
ment of young and "gro,Dn up" children.
Cushions, Emerles, Snaps, Stubs. Paints.
camel's hair Pencils, small toy and Blank
books. red and black INK, India Ink, tbs.
sue and letter Paper, BRISTOL Board and
coIored drawing paper. Folders or paper
K.NIVES, Fish Knives and gravy Spoons
German silver and plated spoons, an excel
lent lot.
SILVER SPOO.NS,
Constantly making IN our shop and marked
without charge.
GOLD BEADS,
Gold Chains, gold Watches, do Spectacle'
and ThImbes.
9aIateDea s. GlortsS
e Carefully cleaned and repaired as usual
WHITE SATIN STOCKS
. for weddings and other occasions. Stran
gers and old acqua init nces are invited tt
, drop in upon US and see whether there il
. any thing to supply their wants with at th'
/, Variety Store sign of the spectacles ar'
watch. where the best Medicine in tn
a world is sold VIZ
!. .MORISONS PILLS g. POWDERS
4. We also sell Sherman's Cough and Worn
il LOZENGES, and Poor Mans Plaste,
), :, large generous good Plaster TOR l23 cts |!
:" Those OF our neighhors and friends 10 tow
J.. and out who have never called, or who hav
e not called aieIy are invited to call and Sc
n what we have for sale at the variety store
o PANGBoRN e. BRINsMAID.
!. Burlington, March 6, 1910.