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New Bedford, Mass, July 80, 1871.

! @-CoUNTERFEITs. Beware ofimPoston. Each
genuine bottle is enclosed in wrapper which
is YELLOW label, signed by WIN. JOHN. CUT
LER. None other can be genuine of later date than
! December 1889. The signature of SAMPSON REED
will be continued for short time.
The great celebrity of the Vegetable Pulmonary
Basam has been the cause of attempts to introduce
spurious articles, which by partially assuming the
OF the genuine, calculated to mslead and deceive
the public. Among these mixtures are "Cwler's
Compound Pulmonary Balsa,n, " Is american Pull
naonary Balsam,"" Vegetable Pulmonary Balsan,-
&c Syrup" " Pulmonary Balsam," and others.
Purchasers should enquire for the true article by its
whole name-THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY
BALsAM, and see that it has the marks and signatures
the genuine.
Each bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pull
monary Balsam.''
For sale by REED, WING & Cutler, (late
Lowe and Reed) wholesale dealers in Drugs, Medi-
cines, Paints and Dyestufs, No. 81 Chatham street,
Boston, and by Druggists and country merchants gen.
orally in New England, and in the principal places
throughout the United States and British Provinces
Price so. cents. Sold by S. MOODY.
I5:Iy Middebury Vermont
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OF LETTERS
he Post Office at Middlebury
IS42.
2 Lawrence Asa
Lerids.ey Martha
Loudon Harlow 9
LanGers Caleb
Loumis Jud>on
Lagro Peter
Landon Isaac
McLen Franklin
Is McLen d
McHerd Amanda
McWain Abigail
Matthews Amos
Miles Emily
Morgan Chas
Mann Moses
Morton SAM A
Mead Sidney
Martin Henrietta
Manning VIM
Mann Abigail
Norton Sophia
2 Olmsted ChasI
Pierce TheoJOtia
Pluff Monsieur
Rider Mehitable 2
Ripley J w
Roe Amandor
Smith Adnah
Samson CHI
Smith Roswell
L" Philip
4" Phebe
s I" Lucina
Samson Martha
Sessions D Lii
Spaulding Lorenzo 2
StUddert John
] or Samson Amanda
Il Spencer Elihu
Small VIM
Snow Lorraine
Thompson Zadock
Towslee Saml
Wright Miss Hila
Waiver kenry
Wilson Minerva
Wicker G H
Williamson Abram
Wright H N
Woodwork Abner
Wheeler Abner
. Whiting Mary
Witherell Hiram
Whible Lolryann
Wilson Mary
Wadsworth Lucy
Yale Ira
Tuot Michael
lARLEs BOWEN, Pm.
1873
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ufacuring
WOODEN GOODS,
SUCH AS
Common Cloths, Cassimeres, Satin
etts, White or Colored Elan
nels, &c. &c.

At his old stand in Shoreham, near Rich's
Mills. He will manufacture wool on shares or
by the yard. at the option ofthe owner
The subscriber is solicitous of obtaining bu-
siness, and feels certain that his experience
and knowledge in cloth manufacturing and
dressing, and the finished apparatus and ma
chinery which he has provided, will enable him
TO give entire satisfaction to all WHO employ
him. He invites the public 10 call and exam
Inc specimens OF his work, which he believes
will Justify all expectations which he holds out
TO his customers. A. KILBORN.
Shoreham. (Rich's .Nilzs) April l, 1912 40
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The most highly approved Medicine
now in general use for Coughs
Colds, and all Diseases
of the unnS

THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM is
= believed to be deservedly the most popular Med
cine ever known in America, for coughs colds, asth
ma phihsic, consumption. whocping cough and
pulmonary affections of every kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been very
extensively used for about fifteen years; and its epu-
ation has been constantly increasing. So universally
popular has this article become that it may now be
considered standard article in large part of the
United States and British Provinces. Many families
keep it constantly by them, considering it the most
safeas we'll certain remedy for the above complaints
The proprietors have received are receiving numer-
Gus recommendations from many oeour best physician
who make of il in their practice. The names O,
few individuals who have given their testimony ir
favor of this article are here suboined, and for more
full account see the envelope 10 the bottle.
Doct. Amory Hunting, Doct Samuel Morrill,,
Truman Abel, " Timothy Bayes,
Jere. Ellsworth, &C Albert Guild
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A. FrancIs
OFFERS for sale at small advance from
" cost, the following, viz:
Spanish White; Cocoa, Saleratus
:. Brown; Starch;
Window Glass; Mustard;
Cordage; Candles;
Copperas; Bar and shaving Soap;
Alum; tobacco and Snuff;
Blue Vnriol; Cnrled Hair;
Nader; Palm Leaves;
Indigo; Annato; Mackerel;
Roll Birthstone; FRESH TEAS and
Sulphur; Spices, togetheri with
Sal Soda; almost every article in
Cream Tartar; the Dry Grocery line
Magnesia Likewise large stock
Salts; of Fancy and staple
Camphor; DRYGOODS, Hard
Opodeldoc; ,care, Crockery and
Liquorice; Glassware, ana LOOK
ING GLASSES.
January "a, 1912. SO
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C.. HILL,

GI'aH@ WINTER STOCK,
SMEtMINl@ out of which he will manufacture,
VI(HHHHHI and keep constantly on hand, or
~Quaa1Y make TO order, on short notice, the
q following articles, viz:
Saddles, Brides, .Nartingals, Carpet-bags and Pa
Ices. brass and copper Rivets; French and center,
folio, bag-top and common plain TRUNKSg
rarious descriptions common, plain, double
and single japaned, timed, brass and sil
Der mounted HARNESSES; Cmrled
Hair :; India rubber Cloth; Patent
Leather; open, polished and round B Z L L S.
.Neafs-foot Oil; Curry Combs,
Horse Cards and Brushes;
and good assortment of
Whips and Lashes.
He would also inform the Saddle and Harness
Makers in this vicinity, he has just received a
good assortment of SADDLERY, HARDWARE,
CoACH-LAcE and all kinds of Carriage trimmings,
which he will sell cheap for cash.
Gentlemen wishing to purchase any Of the
,bove named articles, will please call at his old
stand Isl door north of the Court House. and
examine Goods and Prices for themselves.
IREPAIRS done on short notice, and all
promptly attended 10.
| MiddleburY, November %, 1871. soft
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MNChi2le2'u.

Cotton and Wooden Factory machinery, Mill
GEARS OF all kinds, and every article usually
embraced in his line of business, either of
iron, Brass or wood, will be made on the
shortest notice, and in the best manner.
,, JER'H. MYERS.
hddlcbury, Dec. 30, Is41. a.
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LIST o,
Remaining in the i.
VT. March 31si, 1912
Arnold Jane 2
Albee William
Bellus Daniel
Brown Mortimer
Bigelow Daniel
Brown Matilda
Botten Sarah
Beetle Daniel
Bowdish Columbus
Baker Esther
Bisby Joseph
Case w arren
Carpenter Geo.
Cox Polly 2
Cotton Sarah
Chittenden David
Cook Calista
Carpenter Eunice
Conroe j w
Clune William
Day Reuben
Dunning Abraham 2
Doolittle Charles
Demarais Joseph
Duffee Thomas
Emory Cynthia
EelIs Truman
Everts Abner
English Alvah
English John
Earl Charles
EnrIght judith
Fuller Lucinda 3
Fales Harriet
Goodrich Almira
Goodrich A. II.
Goodrich Amos
Goodrich Ephraim or
Lemuel
Goddard E B
Goodwin Fanny
Grant Angelina
Green Alanson
Green Nathan
Green N E
HosIner Beisey
Haighr John
Hobart Samuel
Healy Jeremiah
ball Amanda
Hammond Geo
Huntington VIM. Q
Hough John
Hare John
Hill Geo
Harens Elijah
ingalls, Asahel
Kellogg AC
henw 'rihy Mary
CHAR
April l, ls41.
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Machine Shop.

"HE subscriber respectfully gives notice
IL that he has opened shop in the new
BODYBUILDING near A. w. Spaulding & Co.'S.
WOODEN factory, where he proposes to construct
to order, and repair all kinds of
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MessTs. Reed, Wing & Cuter-Gentlemen-
feel IT duty owe TO the public, aud especially to
hundreds of my fellow beings who now suffering
under different diseases of the lungs, to give YOU
statement Of the good effects have experienced from
the use of the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam. Having
from my youth up been troubled with different COM
plants of the lungs such splitting Of blood, trouble
some cough, frequent hoarseness, with severe fits Of
coughing, and indeed all the symptoms of consumption
and from time to time have consulted several eminent
physicians, and have taken much medicine, but re-
ceved little no relief and at last they told me there
was no help for me that my case was beyond the
reach of their medicines In the spring of 1927 was
advised by friend to try the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsam. | obtained two bottles, and on trial was
surprised to find udmand effectua relief (which US
gave me, and afteTyitsden about FIVE weeks ang il
complaints entirely removed, and was restored
TO good health Since that time have kept it con-
santy by in case of the appearance of any of the
above complaints
have known a large number Of cases where all 9TH
er medicines have tailed Of afordng any relief the
Balsam at length resorted TO, and speedily effect
ed cure. | would therefore recommend to ever,
person that has any of the above complaints, on theI
first appearance to take the Vegetable Pulmonary Bal
sam, which they will find safe, convenient and pos
tive cure. Respectfully yours,
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G. A II TITO "

The public will please observe that the genuine med
icne has the following wording the sides of the
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C1TIIFcdLeS.

(From DR.. Thomas Brown)
Messrs. Lowe Reed, Gent.-The Vegetable Pul-
monaIy Basan, has been extensively used in the Sec
ton of country where reside for several years past
and has justly acquired high reputation in consump-
tive complaints. So far my knowledge extends, il
has disappointed the reasonable expectation oil
those who have used it. THOMAS BaowN, NJ D.
Concord, N. H., May IL, 1881,
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WOODEN FACTORY.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
his customers, and the public generally,
that he has commenced the business Of man.
ufacfurinp
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delivering course of lectures on the same subject
He will draw crowded audiences, for he is very
eloquent and very Instructive, and tavorite with
the ladies. DurIng his lecture, he announced the
FAC, that they would certainly have observatory;
that the association had already funds sufficient
TO pure OF the best telescopes exant hat
they wished 10 false enough 10 obtain the very best;
he felt confident that they would raise the required
sum; that they W uld have great, probably the
greatest onser, atory IN the world Captain Mitchell
deserves the thanks OF the city for what he has al
ready done IN this Cause.-The founded the associs-
ton, and has been the hte and soul OF II since
1t started. g lie is live hsh, that swim up
stream" and no mistake.
The first accident happened young railroad
last Saturday. They over deaf man aud crush
ed hun to death, because he would not hear the
bell! The train and were both going the
same dlrection-the engineer rang the bell repr at
eddy, but neglected to stop I'LL the tram came So
near HIM, II was out of his power 20 stop in time,
and thus through sheer folly life sacrificed
The democrats nave had a barbecue up in Fulton,
Tor the purpose OF rejoicing the electon-sn OK
was roasted whole, and when the point OF mast
eating II, 10 +! II SUNK! Good-lt served them Iust
righl-rhey were intrudlng on wing rights Poh.
The Ohio nver is very low, but on the nse
BuCkEyR
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Court of Common Pleas.
Before Judge lnglis.

Before Judge lngLs.
Nov l.--Wm. b. Jaeo6us and wife vs. Bartholomew
Btaneo- Action (aluued ~ yesterday Tor damages
being thrown out oi wagon OWING 10 pile Rubbish
wncn mad Dc m lett In iront OF deisndant house Mis-.
Bianco arm had NOT been brokon mentioned although
her lace hurt and she remained nseDsbe Tor hive
hours beng thrown out, and for
days afterwards. Inc Court charged that householder
liable hen Instructions from his house
into Ct matter there by persons
working Tor him on contract otherwise The painful
the other hand bound TO show that he exercised
per diligence and precau.ion IN avoiding the injury The
jury gave verdict Tor plaintiff OF $40.
BUR- ana Benedict for plaintiff Mr.. Anthem Tor deien-
dant.
months wages DO due Tine defendant
ohe large and colossal
that were employed 10 draw immense blocks oi
bic used IN tue Daiding oil the custom house lie has DO
come cal ny anu among the rest, hne
Long Island lie had employed the plaintiff 70 Tor
him. Du lot the command six days snsit thou suor
Sc., and wished the defendant 10 gather apples
discharged him. lie also refused to the
him, ana denies owing amy thing 10 plaintiff.
Verdict TINS
For plaintiff, Mr. Cook and Mr.. Clark for defendant Mr.
K M H. Strong.
Before Judge Ingrahsm.
julius Granmo, ct al, VS.. jacob S. Publication grow
ing OF 4 large consignment Of Joys which been
pledged The plaintiff q mere naut IN Germany, and
" this CITY, on consignment 81 cases of ,oys Not
being SATISFIED with proceedings OF hi. conAignee he
gavv orders another remainder
goods aud chsncery between the rival agents
was the consequence Finally, all order was gwen to
third hands who found the property the
SION OF defendant who Claimed have made adv
them to the consignee The law Will not permit con-
sgnees 10 pledge the goods their principals this way
ana Mr. Palt had been previously noteu that he would
mako the advances on his perl 1he present acton vi
replevin therefore brought Alter the testimony oil
principal witness had been gwen ended by
the Court ordering juror " be Withdrawn For plain'
III, Mr.. Stemler. For defendant, Mr.. EdwaTd
Jane Whitechurch We. Richard Green, e ai--Replev
in Ia relation 10 household furniture Mrs W. resiued ut
as Elizabeth street, where she Kept boarders Among
inmates was her son'inaw Mr. horburn ana his " lie
piantih daughter and their children. portion
Vi her inrnuuIe levied upon under an execution
Geiendahts contending, doing stl The jury gave
verdict Tor iantif. For painful oandora Marsals
For defendant, Bell X Coe
Stephen s. Chamberlain VS.. Wiiam Wsbbs.-Action
to baiance stock. A he defendant Is o
butcher, ana Tor lon time bought hogs, sheep, and
other small stock from plaint VINO was connected with
d steamboat plying the river. The whole account
S3OUO ~nicn balance as averred by painuh,
unpaid. The defendant denies Ing any thing
Verdict TOR defendant.
For plsintn Mr.. Cliff For defendant, Mr. Tom
linson
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Circuit Court.


Nov. Clinton Bank, ~ Y. vs. X. Robertson. Sheriff
of Genessee Col he piaiuti placed The hauds oi
ienuant three executions Tor Ss3 each, 10 which he did
make seasonabe return, and the present action is
brought aga nst the amount. 1t appeared
that he had been remss only oil the wr and the
Jury found Tor plaIntIh In the sum S92
Mr. Say IRE Tor plaintiff hir Chandler for defendant.
Vim. L. .4fOafer William Lake and Edward F.ana.
SanMr. r. lett in the hanus oil MIR. Jessup, brUk.
Broadway note for S4Ub which received but $500,
and gave Tor this latter amount Checks said
to be intended merely receipts Neither the note
checks to be pdced circulation, yet they
transferred to Mr.. NJ. Morgan who. turn, handed
them u plaintiff Action IS brought for the ull
amount OF the note, and the MEMORANDUM checks have
been sued for in the Superior Court. Atwatsr Is .
clerk in the Exchange Bank, and 1t is contended,
oil the note not having been intended for
cuatioD, and of value not having been given Tor IL II
stated in evidence, that Edward M Morgan got his
money from Atwater and Jts.up received his supplies
from Morgan The Court charged, that if the jury be-
would find for plaintiff in the which had been pad
the note; otherwi Use for the full amount The jury
found against in the the note and
against the defendant Flanagan Tor $500, and interest
For plaintiff, Mr.. E. Terry. For defendsnt Mr. D. Egsn
Horace Greeley vs Moses y Beaeh-Ihis was action
entered for alleged libel growing out OF the sxei msnt
and effort in obtaining late intelligence during the DO.
l. cd trial. The lawyers ere ready the Court IN Iuu
expectation but delay took place in obtaining jurors
While waiting for to come in, the parties thought
best settle the matter without the aid Of jury.
compromise took place. (he defendant agreeing to pay
the thus accrued and the Court announced The
result. The lawy bundled their books up and lett
the court; thus terminating this much talked Of uoube
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THE TEETH,

THE TEETH-A reduction of 20 per cent-Upper and
lower ofteeth inserted
sure be with and frmness, from single
tooth TO entire set all supplied the
raj teeth toothache cured For extracting tooth,
Chidreni, nalf price, j. Buakey, surgeon Dentist Muir
street, next door 10 the church, Of Broadway
ly23 cod 3Ds-
MAGAZINES AND PERIODICALsF FOR OCTOBER
World Of ashion Young Peoples Book Boston Beneys
Miscellany &c Farm House Of XIX century with
Magazine. edited by he Rev. H. Rood and D. Newell Tenn
and Other Almanac Rainbow and Rad
humorous and witty Journal calculated please
lively and gay All of which will be sold whole and
retail and those who buy sell again lower than
can be obtained else where.
NB-Ffty agents wanted circulate magazines perodi
Gals. &c. A. ]. SEXTON No. II Be ekman,
500 cod Imsr corner Nassau.
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A X I ! s L ! N II IR
MANUFACTURED FROM

LADIES AND OEN LIE MEMS HAIR.
NOT less than inches long, hundred d Mt de-
signs=Necklaces, Bracelets, Watch guards EARRINGS
Flowers. Rings Wigs and Scalps
A. z. BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALPS
sun stand pre- eminent above all Others. Their ecuar light
gossame aud venuang character their being shaped exactly
as me natural hair grows their and their
tera and workmanship, we'll their style and
all combine 70 form such perfect heads of hair
tnat thry must De seento be fully appreciated.
Parties having Of hair living ssed friend
get o'med by him into design mind
In such form Will be keepsake invaluable.
Gatnou advice all diseases connected with the
hair, al the Hair Cutting Rnoms
90. ns BROADWAY, cor of Liberty street,
In
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L. WOODS
NEWLY INVENTED
DApIOR NH HAIL STOVEG


THIS Of the valuable offered
publ in the line. IL the perfect article
exant, for the Of all kinds Of Goa wood In heating
has less thin four radiators ami descend
ues arranged that the radiators placed between two
all the heat be distributed the
apartment while large portion Of the heat
carried off the pipe One peck coal IN tbs ~i
than bushe in the best before the
public while you the Of IRE spsn
dad crate at pie sure
allowed BY all who have examined be per
feet combustion Of utility aod brought
be fully appreciated needs only be
ed and all want Of superior article for heating halls
Offices, nurseries, sc. are invited to cali.
Prices are suited to the times.
Also vaetg other srovEs suitable for all par
poses which will be sod very low.
l.. WOOD as7 Water street, between
o. i'm Pc .l,n and Rel man strret.
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TO OIL!
RINGS vERRENA CREAM


THIS Celebrated Shaving Compound all the rage,
well onsorian professors those who
fer their diumL The ment
Gently made its manufacture places the Verbena Cream
above competition.
The subscriber having purchased the copy right presents it
TO the public with elegant new a and thar for
shaving be equalls only by Wall broker
the Cream the advantage OF better satisfaction
to the party by the operaton and this speaking from
peIience
To prevent imposition by the spurious articles the
market, the directions for will have the written signature
OF the proprietor, none other being genuine.
For sale wholesale and retail a. 100 Nassau ST
tract sarsaparia Dr. Browder Compound syrup Of Indian
Turnip, &c. oil ms m
HENRY SCOTT No. cit Water ST.. N Y keeps constant
&c Preserves Jeie Brandy Fruits &c. wholesale and Ic
tail
All orders for Shipping and Families punctualya ded to
DAG CARPET, RAG CARPET AND LIST.-The
~ cheapest the cyl3O0 yards Tor sale, all nicely mixed
and striped, with fast colors Any Of this
will be sold cheap for cash. Call zss Spring street,
Of Grecnw ich.
Also ard ras. brooms. and all kinds of furnishing
sent to all parts Of the city free 5oSEs
PORTABLE BLACksMITH's. FORGEs.--The sub
ss1s' being hs sSe Agents for ss Manufacturer Of
call The attention Of the Puoe the above article That they
have been called for and introduced nearly all Of the
United States, is believe sufficient evidence Of their
them far the preference the Forge for Shipping
every description, Rail Roads Canals Manu-
nsed Those fer the u. s. Navy are Wrought
Iron,
recommend them from personal well general know
Commodore Crane Navy Yard Portsmouth, NJ H.; Messr.
hsase ta5 Broadway, N. r. our city black smith.
generally GAY e. TEBAULT,
3msrc OF Old sin andy
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STOVES-OVENS


THE largest assortment OF Stoves of any house m New
YorkTheir invented Parlor Stove needs but 70 oe
TO be universally adopted lts immense rdistng sur
exceeds that OF other ,tos now j. more n'
with the consumption Of less fuel than former
IL also discharge ashes by smne process h.eh
song or lodging dust the uruitne OF tns loom
VI used IL will be founo the che ipest and most eoo
Stove brought before the puhic: : III y,r.te. f,ou
Ais Cook st YES new ayr ugh, &c. IN ~. '-
three dollars upwards Every atels w nupx III ApTu
RILEv's PATENT BOlLhh f n "a sny stove now in
aud Of unequsle valoe % sv II IN. in.
also ~ h. atng irons fsr h"n'"s e ~' ~
ventor and sole pstentee ,rrv q NyrRs N Roxerv
o2l lmsr nl -
c,i he srenon Of all who are in want Of Looking osss
pt wv. E,smes 10 his extensive Stock which for gusiy
and ne himself cannot be esceled BY snI
~ city. The trade in general would do wen
IN ali beior Purchasing elsewhere. e..
x T. --Consfanuy on hand, good assortment Of Fancy
Wood. Of every description. .,,,ru
No 81 Aun street aud ~ Hsmmerey ST. New fofE
OF lw-s
Iy0R DIX. FEUCHTw5 q ffc- current ofCops
vis Csrsn'i q
ItulI" S"e'. 'e"'' S-''- '' oil
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UNITED STATES
TEA Z MP o r u M
I0l late LOO Chatham street Ncr York

I2l, late I29 Chatham. street, Nee York.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue to offer for
sale fragrant Teas Of every variety and style
Their specially includes the most delicious and
powerful grades OF Green and Black Every package bears the
and elegance and the Teas the
thoroughly secured from light and air that tier quality and
power viii unimpaired in climate. Their system
OF business perhaps scarcely 10 be exceled IL
founded the utmost regard the rights Of the cuscm
especially with weight aud quality and unrya
lea cer,ss An purchasers called upon TO return any
which fail them the fullest satisfaction when
the money will be cheeruy and promptly refunded Country
public embellishments head, Of iamies and ship
this establishment.
Office every day.
Orders from all OF the Uniteo States executed with
promptitude end despatch
n = The only warehouse in America for the sale ST lou
1uas celebrated Black Tea. $50 Inns
CRACKERs-Pans cheap Cracker bakery, 7? Mot street.
" Walker street.-Conantly hand, Soda Milk and
Wine Biscuit machine and hand made Butter Sugar and Bo
ton Crackers. &c.. Pilot and Navy Bread all low pices
Shipping and country orders put barrels kegs and box
liberal discount allowed and delivered csage free
.oat rS