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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1842-09-20
WILLIAM BROWNS sARsAPARILLA COM
POUND.


NNM BROWN, Druggist and Chemist, 4sl Wash
ing st. Boston, has established an article
made OF pure sugar and the best Spanish salsapa-
Ia, for the immediate production of the most pleas
ant beverage ever yet discovered and is recommen-
ded by all that have had the pleasure of taste. 1t
is not only delightful beverage for the summer and
winter seasons, but is made strong of the sarsa-
parila as to make it of the most purifying arli-
Giles for the blood, and by constant use will remove
all humors from the system and give the skin
beautiful clear appearance. 1t forms cheap beve-
rage is prepared with great care, and made thick
and rich. Where people are troubled with dyspep-
STA and sour stomach there is no article that will
remove it. soon. For the genuine call for VIM
Browns No. Silver Top. A supply of the above
article may be had at the store of JAMES PoRTER.
GENUINE BUFFALO olL-TO PROMOTE THE
GROWTH AND BEAUTlFY THE HAIR
The original and true article is put up only by
VIM. Brown, 4Sl Washington street, Boston.
AS number of counterleits have recently appeared
to get the genuine see that the outside wrapper is
signed VIM. Brown also copy right has been
secured, and entered according to the act of Con-
gress, in the Clerks Office of ihe District Court in
1910 The above article is FAST taking the place of
alioIhers, to promote the growth and beaniify the
Hair It gives it a beautiful satin gloss and causes
it to CURL and is far better than any vegetable prep
arauon. For sale in Boston by the proprietor and
retailed by all the druggists and perlumers; So for
SAFE by J'Forer Rutland. 50:y
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w j. the subscribers being appointed by the Hon.
w Probate Court for the district of Rutland,
Coma ssioners TO receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands ofal persons against the estate
of SAMUEL ENGREM
late Wallingford in said district, deceased repre-
sened insolvert and also all claims and demands ex-
hibi,ed in offset thereto and six months from the
LIST day of August, inst, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose We do therefore hereby
give notice, that will attend to the business of
our said appointment the dwelling house of Cynthia
EnGram, in Wallngford, on the first Mondays of
November and January next, from l o'clock until 4
O'Clock p. m. on each Of said days.
STEPHEN Cook, COMMISSIONERS
Na,lingford August 5, 1912. 3739
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tailed by most of the druggists and grocers in Bo.-
ton, Lowell and Salem. Price 10 I-2 cts. per roll
Call for VIM. Browns Pencil Paste. For sale by
j. Porter, Rutland sow
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10 Manufacturers

TEIIIE subscriber has a few Cashmere Looms
Il which he will sell low for cash, or will ex-
change for cloth, if applied to soon. Orders by
mail will be promptly attended to.
VI. S. PRocToR
Proctorsville August 60, Is42. 34ar
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owned by Benjamin Stevens, }i,am Davis Estate,
ing house situated on land leased by said deceased
to Addison Buck, and now occupied by James Buck;
1t is ordered that said application be referred for
hearing and decision to the LIST Monday being the
Sd day of October next, and that copy ofthis order
re published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, previous
thereto in the Rutland Herald, newspaper PIT nted
Il Rutland, that all persons interested may appear
and object to the same if they see cause. A true
copy Of record.
3 80 HENRY HALL. Repister.
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MONEY MARKET.

Friday, Sept. 23-6 p. M.
There has been generally better feeling in the stock
rket to-day and prices have in many instances gone
Delaware < Hudson /; Mohawk per cent; Harlem J.
rumored that interested parties had given
ity to prevent the levying of judgment the per-
bal property of the Harlem Road. This is very well.
'xll linger out little longer.
We understand that David Leav, ESQ., the indefatga-
and perseverng receiver the North American Trust
=, has succeeded in unravellng the mysteries which
grounded that singular concern, and placed it on
I,mly footing.
strong interest has been making by holders of broken
ety fund money TO prevent the comptroller from re-
wing Bank of Lyons bills in communication from the
Iety fund banks The only demand for the broken bank
Is is for that purpose. The Albany and Troy banks
Id near $780, Of that description OF money and If the
mpt oer decides to receive Bank Of Lyons it will pro-
bly, depreciate the other money about per cent The
mrtroller to follow the law, in spite of all at
.npts to bias HIM.
rhe Farmers & Mechanics Bank of Rochester free
has receive from the comptroller 900 of circu
ing bills, and have deposited $4,000 of New York
cent stock. This amount is to be increased.
rhe operation oftLe banking law is producing
results in promoting the circulation Of individual
Is Before the creation of the joint stock banks in Ii
pool large portion of the circulation consisted of the
Is of known individuals which circulated from hand to
nd with numerous endorsements, and freely dis
by the priv banker Lately several individuals
have made deposits with the comptroller, and pro-
red his endorsement TO their private notes. designed
culac They printed in the regular form of bank
les, but read Is follows: =
j. II. B. LoRp for the Farmers Bank of Orange Coun.
will pay one dollar IN demand to the bearer.
WARWICK, August IS, 1912. H. b. LoRD.
Occurred by pledge OF public stock.
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xeroud Boartf
state OF Trade.

Trade partic uarly in the shipping line, is remarkably
dull The ard freights Of all The packets to
moderate extent only, although increasing in amount
The home freighs less perhaps than known
this season. Al auction to-day the following sales
made--four months over 500; =
Cofceli57 bags Laguira coffee, 81 80; 55I bags Rio
coffee 81 a Q; 81 tierces Porto Rico do, s,s0a o.
Jaaaica RUM puDcheon, Sl,27, sale stopped.
Conon-The news appears 10 have had no influence in
this market The stock hand here is moderate Sales
ollows:-l00O bales Upands and Floridas 81 81;
do Mobiles 81 a Q; 400 do New Orleans g g.
CoGseThere has been better demand from neighbor.
ing cities but holders have been willing to sell. 1000
bags Brazil 7s9t 500 do Cuba II Of; 500 Laguira 81
81; 1000 do ST. Domingo, 81 81.
Drugs-Crude birthstone, 1870; ombro madden IOl
IL; 30, 600 lbs. ginseng at 20 a u.s.
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Died,

On Friday morning, 23d inst. after short Illness Ma
RIA s. EvERr., wife OF Rev W. W. Evers pastor of the
Tabernacle Baptist Church.
The friends of the family, and those Of her father Rev.
Cornelius P. Wyckof, invited to attend Der funeral
from the Tabernacle in Mulberry street. this afternoon at
hafpas o'clock, precisely Auburn papers please copy
the above.
On Friday morning, I'D instant, BLANCHE DoMNrcx
youngest daughter Of James W., Jr. and Mary ID. Dom
nick, aged months and IL days.
Funeral Will take place this afternoon, at o'c lock
from lac East Broadway The friends of the family are
invited to attend.
On Thursday 22d inst after illness in the 35h
year Of her age, Mrs. LETrIA CRocKER, daughter OF
Francis Gantz.
On Thursday, 2ad inst. at White Plains, wescheser
county, Hen. JONATHAN WARD, aged "a years.
His remains will be taken to the Episcopal Church
Eastchestcr for nterment His fricn3s are
invited to attend his funeral from the residence of his SON.
in-law, Samuel T. Lyon, Esq this day at IL o'clock Nj.
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Atbsny CID 22d. Energy, New Orleans; Ohio. New York;
as SEP s5-Ag Charlotte Ann John NIB;
New B.diord Annabsa NYork. Cid Norfolk, Pon Spain,
uni Mara PoI au Prince; Delaware, BaIbadoes Esrelea,
HnemoaryPoH; Bddle peughke.Isis America. Niiaven;
IN the schuylk Proxy Pctou; Thos Connolly Weslches-
ter: Caroline, Nddetoun.
BALTMoRE. Sent PAR Rosalind, Newport Wales Ma
pier Amsterdam; Pioneer Bremen: Abo Hamburg; Comm
Stanton Boston: Mentor RoreIiam; Martin Z smith New
York. Union Providence Maria New Bedford; Black Hawk,
Portsmouth. Below Burlington. from Newport Wales. Cid
Apollo Rotterdam; Frances Jane, West Ides; Boston, Dos
top SD Tweed, hio de Janero; Esther, Boston,
ALExANpRrA, Sept 20Sld Gen HARRISON Barbados; Gul
mare, aud Lancet Boston.
RICHMOND, SEPT 20-Arr Nauagsnsett, Boston.
NEwBERN, NC. Sept l9-Arr Roanoke, West Indies,
nne, IN DISTRESS SeeSt, Robertson, and George Pollock,
NYoh.
GEoRcrrows, sc. Sept FAR Mary NYork. Cid Fanny
Colt, do.
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DR.. ELLIOTT,
OCULIST
AND OPTHALMIC SURGEON,
Confines his Practice to
DISEASES OF THE EYE.


Office eei Broadway. Of Warren s2s Imissr
lJENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE-MedicaI DeIarmenl-
Filber above Eleventh. Pbade phaSesson Of 1872
't3The Lectures in tbis Institution will be resumed the
first Monday Of November, and De continued until the first Of
March.
FACULTY.
Anatomy and Physiology-Samuel George Morton, NJ ID.
Surgery-8eorgc Mcclellan, NJ. ID. -
Principles snd Practice OF INSTRUMENTATION Rush. ID.
Institutes OF Medicine aud Matera Medics-Rober Mont
Obi,t,ics aud Diseases of Women and Chidren-samuel
Chemistry and Natural rilosophywa,r r. johnson. A.
-Nauicuation, S. Each Course, SIS. Graduation,
$50. -
Three years study in the Office ofsTspecbie physician and
attendance full of Lectures one Of which
be in this INSTITUTION the requisites which entite the
pupil 10 become a candidate for graduation. .
The examination for Degrees takes place early in March, and
the Commencement held with little subsequent delay
possible. :.
The Faculty have provided ample Dissectns Rooms furnish
ed with every requisite for Practical Anatomy, within the Col
iege BUILDINGS. Demonstration, 4. ROSS COLHOUN, NJ. ID.
DisseIting Ticket, SO.
The Dispenssry the College will be opened daily (Sun
sys during the months e septepoe and c,oberon
wien occasions the Professors will fractcal Instruction
" Surgery aud Medicine, while the Pupils will be also admit
en 20 the Pe unsysania and Phid pha Hospitals ON the
city.
SAMUEL GEORGE NoRTON,
,,rss Dean ise " csscal Faculty
au<Si~s tonovl'r 80 i3l Arch street.
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l. f A RY e. co.
Nos. 4 Il . Aston HOUSE, New York,
HATrERS

IILl l. Il LltbC,
WILL INTRODUCE ON " cdnesday the 2Ist lust A NEW
w ELEGANT ARTICLE Of Gent, mems Black Fur Hats,
S3e2 EACH in explanation Of which submitted the fol-
loving
REMARKS:
Since the origin OF Establishment have had in view
and have sc ~ adhered three distinct purposes
uidcures VIZ Economy IN price lmp ovsmeIi o. quality md
taste, and the pelIecns . STANDARD OF FASHIONS
FOR THE UNITED STATES, independent Of the Euro
pean all OF which have been effected resulting
most important saving 10 The community Ia and
equally satisfactory enumeration to oalsevcs consequent
upon The ssten,ys pstr"o.g. hich We have received
ersl elegance ofs le and nis that
their introduction, they only homs,
but celebrated London and Pari and eicedte highest
comums Of the Pes there superseded the $40 Hats
vlously here by the FIRST class cit This
tle fully established the highest standard
svey known and universally approved by the fashionable and
gentee wearers and true economists, that will
aiude Dther To ITS merits except announce that havo
improved its beauty and value the present beyond any
that we have heretofore produced.
At the urgent solicitation Of many Of Customers who
were anxious TO economist the first cost and derou,
avail III mselves Of tn peculiar style and finish
OF abcs have for time past e dgent efortz
accomplish their WISHES and have
ed the article of Hats above. They will be
cmposed OF materials the Workmanship viii be OF
the rt order and although fully equs TO hats formerly retail
ed at Sc aud ST. they will be sold S36s EACH price
only commensurate the pecanis dpresson and ar
qualities compared than which have
before been ff.red TO the public.
Purchasers assured advance that these Hat, will NOT
incur the objection viz dear the price, currently argued
aga INST most low piced goods LEARY co.
Astor House, Srpt. 17lh. itil. SO lmsr
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|ny- DR. FAUsTUs is SAID TO HAVE INVENT
Printing but what would ths old fellow think he
hid only see specimens OF our celebrated Xylogra
lie Printer Charles shields, of IS Maiden Lane The
bw bills from that establishment really splendid
ID instance that OF DR.. Shermans Medcated Lozenges
ariegated and many coors, is Pc recton that
may well DEFY competition. Mr. Shields has the
gest establishment of the kind in the World and turns
/ his work in superior manner, at low is
III for the more common kinds Some say If You want
ything in that line rstrate, go to Mr.. Shields il any
lnmon will DO, go where you please. special edici
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-24
AUCTION SALES

BY THOMAS BELL.
tsfores hos e 9nn aud ms Fulton sfreefJ
TUESDAY,
Al lof O'Clock IN the sale
Large sale OF valuable Seasonable Dry Goods-Fe trunks
clothing part Of the stock OF reliant tailor fine lot of
na.s London cloths, cassineres yeslngs loves hosiery
hdkis, shirts. collars, &c.
Also first turning lathe worth $3.50 various hard
-, WEDNESDAY.
AT l05s O'Clock In the sale
49, Ia continuation.
Elegant FurureA superior assortment of aud sec
end hand furnture of all descriptions.
Also py Catalogue aud without the entire splendid
stock OF one our rs cabinet Makers who ecning busi
ness CONFUSING almost ARTICLE in the line of the choi
ran,ed SOFAS all kinds of parour roc king chairs ottonans
divas couches French and other be wardobes h
Iesus secretaries ge looking glasses. marble TOP tables
Also beauiu of elegant second hand furniture
the property Of gentle going Europe including fine
toned modern piano fofes.
Also Brussels and other carpets, sc.
AT oi o'clock, IN the sales rooms,
To Piano Forte Makers Cabinet Makers and o,hersThe
very choice stock cabinet maker yiz3O fine solid tops
$50 maple blocks thick balloons 200 beautiful veners maho-
gsny boards &c all long and well assorted for special
Terms al sale
BY RIELL ARCULARIUs.
SATURDAY.
AT i0h o'clock, the auction rooms.
Elegant Furniture, Pianos, SC.
Consisting Il full three quarter snd half French chairs
hogany sofas rockers and marble liable set OF tree
bronze mattel lamps musical clock set in landscape paint
desk and chairs lot OF books carpet and one feather bed China
tea sett, Sc.
TUESDAY
- A, Io1s o'clock, at the auction room.
Wine, Segars, sc.
MONDAY.
Al 10 l-2 o'clock, at the auction
IN great varety-by catalogue
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SPLENDID sN u MAf ESd Ass'i9Tssi C. HUM
~ BERT co at the several admirers Of the
ee sD 6s ale % xeF
,EnT ;snss this nons ~ ,seir sale room Is oadws
be on his 70 .. Which lei h enon op %
.sar, particularly invited Sale at o'clock
LEVY will sell Thursday morning. 2sih Inst ioiS
I:s SS' SI2%
Fn': Can aSs ts Wa
Mi G Place Mda ssp s9
Ses ms ae ro aps s snd y
s"S Sns cc al Gni and Sfd ds G as
ele Tie line Part Of the above the property Of Mr. lie
Court, formerly Of London b" for year. Of well
to considerable has been deposited security years
an By order assignee the 0S''"'e STOCK Oh
This sale will be found deserving unusual attention
s2l iwr No. ~ Ann and ii5 Fulton street.
11si Ss Nslhs oa.s ss.l q I
and Kssds srsf a,ss sssO~e Of household
pets ngsin and venetian e Isss quantity of oil eC,
sy ns and sps e S
hers window curtains and shades astral and hall lamps china
snd glass ya large quantity of kitchen furniture bar room
Also. SPLENDID of beds bedding, &c. the
The good order having been bat short time in
Catalogues the morning of sale. when the goods be
ON PAINTINGS AT AuCTIoN.-A Levy VIII sell
" Saturday Evening o'clock, ISL Broadway val.
liable col econ of Oil Paintings received from Europe
eady for examination by Catalogue. Sale positive.
Those gentlemen who purchased paintings nth wpease
Call and take away their pictures s23 2tsm
COTTON And GRlsT ,MILLs-For, sale situate at
KINGSTON Ulster connty New York. the waters of the
Rondou Creek, two miles from the North Hudson River
teamboats aud soos &c ply constantly to within 300 ee of
f1 Rondea
Te d% sn sdaa
geons terms TO close a tIust. APPLY 20
sloec PEltSSE & BROOKS, 81 Liberty ST.
-Enrs sale Gin.
- steam eDgin.. The cylinder foot diameter and
feet stroke with force and fixtures complete;
fly wheel fourteen feet diameter weighs half
TONS with shaft ten feet long Hon Also wheel
three feet diameter. The work neat substantial
and wokmanIike and adapted the Of
psnsiyey For further particulars inquire Of G. Z. HISCOX,
No. 30 Ann street, ". y. Office I'd story, SIT lm*r
rs&s PRINCES CATALOGUES OF the Linn@an Garden
MA 5nd Nurseries, Flushing with reduced prices,
.obtained OF Il. N. Campbell No. ~ Pine steet
door 10 Custom House and Also 10 Nassau and
all orders lett At either place. mail will receive
prompt attention, aud be forwarded as directed.
500 2td ltwAr
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PARIS
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS

RRuN CO., lis William street. formerly Brun, Larosur-
Co.-wi open few days, twenty Paris Artif
sIa Flowers; Feathers &C., now landing from last arvss
This establishment receiving from their house Paris by
every ave packet, the styles Of flowers and felhe
they appear In that Of fashion
This arrangement enables them to have constantly hand
fashionable assortment the sbeve articles. Dealing by
far largely this line than other establishing
the city, they afford to sell at the very lowest and
the most reasonable terms
Wholesale wdrcrooms up stairs
Also constantly hand kind Of materials for flower
manufacturers. 50 imsc is
NEW sTOVEs;-Motts Combinstion Is the only stove
~ hat has the boilers enclosed that all the smell and steam
Is conducted 10 the chimney.
His Patent Tubular Oven Stoves from patterns, the
best bakers TO be iound-only tquallcd BY brick
His Pat Fuel Savers Self Feeder Premiums the
lowest priced 10 market All warranted work well,
and 10 be made of the first quality ofiron.
One Of the Tubular in operation daily al ID Bowcry and 6i
Water street, 18th door east OF Peck slip
Sold also at i25 Bowery-lH Grand street-and 81 Sixth
Avenue. -
s2jniss j. h. MOTT.
II EECHES LEECIIHS-Just received small lotof Az
IL rcan Leeches ve,y fine order, for sale very low
price lot Of Swedish Lceches daily expected aud will
j. ALLAYOLA, I06 Bowery
sa2 s,r aud aa broadway.
yTELVETS-sup,r jet black and blue black LYONS silk
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General Printlng-Books-Pa
Cards-Bllls, sc.
To the business Public.

Having nearly completed of the most splendid
F.NERAL PRINTING OFFICES, ever organized In
city, ready to print books, pamphlets cards
s amt all kinds of useful and elegant printing ON the
bst mo lerate terms, and for cash pay ments
|fhis office we have fitted mp at great exPense-in
pcs, presses and materials Of all kinds. We have area
executed work TO the amount of several thousands Of
lars. and still busy printing some ofthe most beau
|i articles issued from the press Lsdy's Naga
to be the most beautifully printed magazine
the country. The beautiful Typography OF the NEW
AK LAscEr is well known.
All applications for printing will be made TO Ma JOSEPH
LOTT the Manager. at the Office OF the Heraid-or up
|irs in the printing Office entrance at "a Nassau street
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
|oPaIEroR OF THE HERALD GENERAL PRiNTIrc OFFICE
North West Corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
MN YORK. Goth Sept, lSA2.
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Married.

On Tuesday 2ls inst. by the Rev. DIR. Minor F. H. N
WHITING to AMANDA LOUISA WKIGHr, daughter Of T.. B.
Wright oil of this city
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VALIER'S
+ r ENCH PHI, T., s

one boz Of these nesmab Pills all The Quack
" Medicines in the world for a certain disease
CoMMESr-f examine the Of the above disease
aud the situation Of the parts affected consider
important objectto be able obtain remedy
tain in its action and the time composed Of ngre
clients will the possibility Of discovery while
IT. II Is fact we'll known many, that Of the remedies
offered Tor these diseases composed Of such drugs
render almost impossible continue their
creating sickness the stomach other unpleasant
Such being the there doubt such
remedy VALIER'S FRENCH LIS will the uni
versa being entirely free from those obi ctons
pie their and prompt the disc
The proprietor would here remark tn, the efficacy Of these
Pills the disorders alluded based upon suppostion
the contrary founded rational experience having
used them successful practice for upwards he
feels confident Of their superiority the remedies hitherto
tmployed
Sold at No. % Nassau street. Broadway, and 90 North
Sixth PbIlade lphia, perb
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MEDICAL NOTICE

JUST published, Price 50 cents, by DIR. FAwCETT Of
1 fgton sueet, New York. The Great Consoier io the
Mind IN Distress popular inquiry into the
that destroy the physical energy and the ab ~ OF manhood.
WIN the baneul effects solitary
local OF constitutional weakness iIt,on sump
on and OF the Partial total extinction OF the Reproductive
powers The Doctor rs also author Of treatise which
exclusively .nten for the sensitive female wo while she
shnks shashtd the idea Of revealing her
hnd inlts pages confidential md capable adviser
Dr. r continues to direct his eradica'
non o. gonorrhUa geets suicures nocturnal emsonsf
syph IN its worst FORMS iriitaon, cons,
drointy AMI all diseases brorgpt by sosy hdo G
male diseases treated scientifically Office 6 Fuon street.
I'm
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MARITIME HERALD.
TO Ship Masters,

We shall esteem favor il captains Of vessels arriving
here, will give TO Commodore w. A. Bassc OF
report Of the SHIPPING LETT at the whence they sailed
vessels spoken their passage, list Of their a
foreign newspapers they may have. Commodore Basse WI
board them immediately their arrival We will reciprocatc
the FAVOR IN
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HATS HATS. HATS

III I'd, IIh ID, TIA .
a FALL FASHlON.-Tbe subscriber invites the atten
- ton fe Beau Monde TO hi. tfau,ifu graceful, and
tasteful becrowned Hat seag the only really fashion
able article Of the hind though he but
mitato will spring snd claim the benefit Of his orig
ma, conceptions.
To say these Hats rpass any Thing point OF
STYLE finish, and graceful claim Than
warranted experience Of twenty bust
and he invites gentlemen who study and call
and examine for themselves.
large assortment Travelling Trunks. Carpet Bags. HIT
Cases. and ~ fact every thing
tray eng outfit may also be found .
r.. BLOOMER'S, l7o Brosdw,~