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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-09-12
POETRY.
l. ADV G Il A II Il /.
by TENNYsoN.

Lord Ronald courted Lady Glare,
ttow they did not part in scoru
Lord Ronald her cousin, courted her,
And they will wed the morrow morn.
"Ie docs not love me for my birth,
Nor for my lands so broad and fair;
He loves me for my true worth,
And that's WELL" said Lady Clare
In there came old Alice; the nurse
Said, "Who was this that went from thee"
at was my cousin" said Lady Glare
"To-morrow, he weds with me-"
40, God be thanked!" said Alice the nurse,
That all comes round so just and faifi
Lord Ronald lie heir of all your lands,
And you arc not the Lady Clare"
"Ats Y gu, Of your mind, my nuIse, my npr,sm
Said Lady Glare, that ye speak 80 wild"
as Gods above !" said Alice the nurse,
81 speak the truth you are my child.
"The old enr's daughter died at my breastj
i speak the truth, as ] live by bread
buried hor like my sweet child,
And put my child in her stoad."
"Fal,ey, falsely, have ys done,
o mothei," she said, "if this be truei
To keep the tost man under tho sun
SO many years from bic duo"
"Nuy, now, my child" said Alice, the nurse,
"Dut Keep the secret for your life
And all you have will be Loro Ronald's,
When you arc man and wife,"
"1f Pm beggar born" she said,
"I'll speak out for dare not lie.
Pull of, pull of, the brooch Of gold,
And fling the diamond necklace by"
may, now, my child" said Alice, the nurse,
"But keep the secret all you can.n
Che said, " Not so; but will know
If there DO any faith in man."
"Noy, now, what faith ln said Alice, the nurse;
"The man will ceave unto his right"
"And he shall have il, the lady replied,
"Though should die tonight"
"Yct give one kiss to your mother dear!
Alas, my child, sinned for theep'
30 mother, mother, mother" she said,
$50 strange it seems to mo-"
"Yot here's kiss for my mother dear
My mother deur, If this be so;
And lay your hand upon my head,
And bless me, mother, ere CO."
She clad herself in a russell gown,
She was no longer Lady Clare:
She went by dale, and she went by down,
With single rosebud in her hair.
Down slept Lord Ronald from his tower:
30, Lady Glare, you shame your worth
Why come you dressed like a village maid,
That are the flower of the earth %
"If come dressed like village maid,
am but as my fortunes are
am boggur born" she said,
"And not the Lady Clare"
"Play me no ricks,'' said Lord Ronald,
"Foi am yours, in word and In decd
Play me tricks" said Lord Ronald,
"Your riddle is too hard to read"
o, and proudly stood she up!
Her heart within her did not fail
Che looked into Lord Ronald's eyes,
And told him all her nurses tale.
He laughed laugh of merry scorn:
lie turned, and kissed her where she stood
off you are not the heiress born,
And |, /" said he, " the next in blood
If you are not the heircss born,
And - said he, ''the lawful heir,
We two will wed tomorrow morn,
Aud you shall still be Lady Clare"
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[PUBLIc--No. ISL

AN ACT granting 10 the county OF johnson, in
the Territory OF Iowa, the right OF pre.empion
TO n tract of land tor n seat Of justice for said
county, and repeating the second section of an
acI approved The third of March, eighteen hun
dred and thirty mine, entitled IAN act making
n donation OF land TO The territory Of Iowa. TOR
the purpose OF erecting public buildings there
nn."
BE il enacted by The Senate aud House of Repre-
senidhues OF the United States of America in Con-
grtSs assembled, That the right OF presumption, at
| the minimum price for which the public lands are
sold, is hereby granted TO The county of Johnson,
in the territory of Iowa, for the fractional north
west quarter, east OF the liver, OF section number
| fifteen, IN township seventy -Hine, of range six,
west of the principal meridian, us reported 10 the
land officers, al Dubuque, in said territory, con-
tanning over one hundred and seventeen acres aud
sixty four one hundredlhs OF an acre, more or
less, on the same terms and conditions expressed
in the act of the tweniy-sixth lay Of May, eight
cen hundred and twenty-tour entitled San act
granting TO the counties and parishes OF each
State and Territory OF the United States in which
The public lands situated the right OF pre- EN-
lion 10 quarter sections of land Tor seats OF justice
within The same" which said right OF preemp-
ton is in lieu OF TINT the quarter section hereto
fore located by tie commissioners OF said county
which is relinquishcd.
| SEC 9. And be Il further enacted, That much
Of the second section Of an act entitled IAN act
making a donation OF land 10 the Territory oil
Iowa, TOR the purpose Of erecting public buildings
thereon" approved the third day OF March, eigh-
teen hundred anu thirty-nine, as directed the con-
tiguous sectionsio the section to be selected I'm.
der said act for the purpose aforesaid, to DO re-
served for sale or entry until tho further action
of Congress, thereon, be, and the same is hereby,
repealed Prorided, That the right Of pre-emp-
ton shall not accrue TO any person or persons
who now are, or may hereafter settle on said
lands under any existing pre-emplion law
Approved, August ], 1912.
[PUBLIc--No, 36.
AN ACT for tho benefit 81 the county Of Holt
in the state Of Missouri.
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sHERMAN's POORMAN,sPLAsTER

WARRANTED better than any other In use, al
w whatever price they may be sold, The Poor Mans
Plaster will pains weakness in any part Of the body
well backside breast; also, piles eelhns in
children.
Mr.. David Williams, old revolutionary soldier o
N j. was cured Of rheumatism by one in
less than days after having suffered for long time
an almost hel pless condition.
They are highly recommended by evory who has
used them. TIyil. The price is only IL p cents.
For sale at the Montpelier Bookstore by T.. P. WAL
TON and SONS, agents. %
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BE il enacted by The Senate and House of Repre-
sentatives Of The United Siates of America in Con-
greSs assembled, That The proper authorities of
the county Of Hot in the State Of Missouri, be,
and they hereby are, authorized to make entry,
at the proper land Office, within one year next
after the date of this ACT, at the minimum price,
ofthe west half of the south west qaurter of Sec
ton numbered twenty six and the east half of The
southeast quarter OF section numbered twenty
seven, in township numbered sixty, and range
numbered thirty eight, situated in said county Of
Holt, making one hundred and sixty acres, upon
which the sent Of justice of said county is located,
in full satisfaction Of the claim of said county un-
der the provisions of the act entitled "An act
granting to the counties or parishes Of each state
and territory of the United States in which the
public lands are situated the right of pre- emption
to quarter sections Of lands for seats Of Justice
within the same" approved twenty sixth of May,
one thousand eight hundred and twenty -four -
Prouided, Tint said lands shall not have been
sold by the United States prior to the date of this
act.
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AsSIGNEE,s SALE.

DY virtue Of suudry DEGREES in Bankruptcy issued out
ID Of tho Dsnci Court Of The United States iar the Dis
trct Of Vermont ycsng in me tho several and Joint
tates Of the Bankupis therein set forth will sell pub.
lie auction at the Of Milton Brown, in Worcester on
Il Goth day Of September next all the right and interest
Martin c. Brown has in lease of two rights Of land in
Worcester, from Nathaniel Ladd also his right in Pa
tent Shinge Machine Also the right and interest Cyrus
Brown has bond for to deed certain land in said Wor-
cester signed by Franklin Johnson Aso sundry notes,
lie Of sale for properly book acrouns SC. Also
sundy articles Ct personal properly, consisting chdins.
harrow horse power utter and harness saw
single knife, mill irons, &c.
Also above at the un OF Ira s Dwnue'l, in Calais, on
the 27h day Ct September hcxt O'Clock P. nj all the
right and interest Aonzo Pearcc and Wabdge and Pcarce
and Ira S. Dwnne have to certain real estate The
OF Calais aforesaid 10 wit the dwelling house IN which
The said Poace now lives also one sicte and land; also
The Liford Farm called, together with large number
of notes. executions, judgments and demands, due the
said Wabridge and Pearco, and Wabrdge, Peatce and
Dwnnel! also other demands; cow, one paruur
stove rife gun, and othc articles ui personal proper
V.
Also as above, at the inn of Iabez l.. Carpenter, IN
Mash6od the 29lh dny of September next o'clock
p NJ al the right and interest Loran WAY has IN 25 a.
If land in The town Of Peacam VT said lard deed
ed to him by Spencer Lawrence Ais" snnry notes book
accounts and other claims and demands. Also
horse wagon, cart ono harrow, caudrcn
kettle, cutter and harness. pow, with other articles Of
personal properly.
Terms made known at The times Of sale.
JOSEPH HOWES,
Assignee in Bankruptcy for Washington Co.
Aug 81, 1912. -
tT6e above enormously advertised last week
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Approved, August ], 1919.
tPUBLIc-No. 371

AN ACT to confirm The sale of a certain school
section in the staIe Of Illinois, and for other pur-
poses.
BE Il enactedby The Sennis and House Of Repre-
sentaiiUes Of the United Sdtes Of America in Con-
gresS assembled, That the sne heretofore made Of
section number sixteen, in township number
thirty nine, north of range fourteen, east OF The
third principal meridian, in The State of Illinois,
assent oil the Inhabitants of the congressional
Township in which said section is stuue. te and
he same is hereby ronfrnrd PcopiTef HAT
this arI shall he construed us only giving he
sent of HE United Stn,cs to ,aid sale and tu lie
patents issued by the Slate oil lliuuis to be per-
thasers of the same, 50 far a. The Uuiled olue5
ARE concerned IN the matter.
Approved, August !, 1912
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STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the Pro-
District of Randolph, bate Court for the district
OF Randolph all persons concerned in The estate of Dam
ie G. Foster, late Of TunbrIdgo deceased, lnestate,
Greeting.
WHEREAS, William Hebard, administrator Of the os-
w of the said deceased proposes TO render
couu Of his administration, and present his account a
gainst said estate for allowance the Probate Court TO be-
holden at the inn Of j. g. Shepey in Tunbrdge, in said
district on the 18Th day OF September next; Therefore,
YOU hereby notified to appear before said court at the
time and place aforesaid show cause If any you have
WHY the said account should not be allowed
Given under my hand and the seal of said court at Ran
doph ia said district this 23d day Of August A d, 1912.
II JOHN COLBY, Register, acting as Judge
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NOR purifying the blood restoring lost appetite.
s They relioffor bilious complaints, pains in
head, stomach and bowels, and there is medicine
900 ng tho whole catalogue offered to the public pres
ent day that will eiecuay the following compai
,z-ndgcstion aundicc rheumatism, dizness headache,
liver complaints coughs, scofua and dropsy, also
relief for cosve habits One or doses week will
generally relieve and prevent long of sickness
Each box contains about fifteen twenty doses which
proves hom to be cheap medicine considering their vir-
tues. Price 81 2 box. The above pills sold
by CLARK s. COLLINS ,MontpelierVt by Henshaw,
Ward and Co. Edward Bunley, A and w G Lewis, f.
others in Boston, and by in most Of the towns
thrhughou the United States
ALSO-Dayenport's celebrated Ely E.WATER, sure
for weak and eyes, price % and Wheat
on's noted ITCH OINTMENT an inallible cure, price
IS cents box. libeta discount to dealers. 57m6
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JOHN ADAMS, EsTATE.

The Subscribers having been appointed by the HoEora-
bic Probate Court for the District of Washington,
rnssioners receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against The estate of JOHN AID
ANS, late Of Waterbury said district deceased repre-
scented nsolven and The Term of six months from the 18Th
day Of July 1912 allowed by said Court, the creditors
of said deceased to exhibit and prove their respective
claims, before do give notice that we will attend to
the duties Of our appointment The dwelling house Of the
widow Be.sey Adams in Waterbury in said district, the
I'd Mondays Of September and November next at one
O'Clock afternoon, on each Of said days.
HENRY F. JAMES, Commits
ERASTUS PARKER, ( sioners.
Waterbury Aug 9Th, A, D. 1912. II
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A SSIGNEE,S SALE.


DY virtue of sundy decrees in bankruptcy issued out
ID of District Cour of the United States Tor the Dis
tric oi We nj Vesng hc severed nd oi' estate
G The Bankrup,s therein set forth, aud by order of the
said Court will sell public fut;ion at the dwelling
house ccupied by Urel Egertun in Randolph the 18Th
day Of september nex, O'Clock p M, horse aud
other personal pr perry
Also as above the Inn &c G. Bodget, in Chelsea
the 2lst day Of September next at o'clock p NJ Ger
tain personal properly.
Also as above at the Inn Of o, Flfcld in Orange
the eth day Of September next, al one o'clock p Me-
horse certain notes judgments and other personal property
Also above, near the dwelling -house oc-
cnued by John Currer, TopShsm, the 2sh day Of
:, ptember next, o'clock p. M certain personal
property and assets
Also above, at the dwelling house Of Lucus Divol in
Topsham the 29ih day Of Sep ember next al O'clock
p M certain claims real estate, bonds for deeds and
lands quantity Of pine lumber, CERTAIN notes and de-
mands and other personal properly, together with pew
in the Methodist Meeting House IN Groom
Terms made known at the time and place Of sale.
J. X PARISH,
Assignee in Bankruptcy for Orange Co.
August 29th ls42 72:3w
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in BANKRUPTCY.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-VER-
MONT DISTRICT
a N H LII

NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
HENRY GASSE TT and Co creditors. vs JONA-
THAN MORSE and JAMES L. CHAPMAN of Waits
field par in trade, praying that the SAID Morse and
Chapman may be declared bankrupt the Court House
in Rutland IN said Dslrlc on Thursday, October G. 1912,
at 10 A. NJ.
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Assignee in Bankruptcy for Orange Co.
August 29h 1912 72Sw

THE following named Banks des snard by the DIS
trct Court Deposte Banhs. according to tho Saith
Rule Of said Cour for the Respective Counties mentioned
For Wndham County, the Bank Of 3atieboru'; For
Rutland County, the Bank of Rutland fu Windsor Co,
the Bank Of Woodstock yr Orange County, Tho Bank Of
o ange County for Chilienden County the Bank Of Bur
htgton for Washington County, tho Bank e Montpelier
for Caledonia County, the Bank of Caledcml.
e. H. PRENTISS, Clerk.
Montpelier Aug. Is, 1912. IL
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nR. NJ. HITCHCOCKS newly invented SNUFF,
- the best article discovered by scientific in
Europe America, fer tho and absolute relief Of
Caarrh, Dizziness of the Head, Weak Eyes, Nervous
Head ache, Fallen Sickness, Fits and Infants troubled
with Snufles, partial shocks Of Palsy, etc.
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u. s. DISTRICT COURT, Vermont District.
TN BANKRUPTCY The blank forms OF The various
reports No l-Aricles sci apart. No 2-To be in
vestigated, No. 3-Sod without delay. No. 4-Fina
Repor)--requlred to be made by assignees will be fur
nshed 10 applicants at the office Of the Waterman and
Journal.
Also Olank notice tocreditors, and certificate of dsn-
terested person.
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SOOTHING sYRUP.-A new supply Of this
Svaluable article for children teethng Just received
and for sale by Z. p. Walton Il Sons. Sept. 8.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
THIS cerl6ss that have this day gwen my War
J. M. Aldrich his lime during the remainder Of his
minority ia order that he may and trade for himself
And shall therefore, claim Of his earnings pay
any debts Of his contracting aner this date.
AZkL ALDRICH.
Brookfed, Aug. %, ls42-72+
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.


DY virtue of sundTy DEGREES Bankruptcy, iSsuedo II
ID of the District Court Of the United States oi the Dis
trict Of Vermont, vesting in me the several ghis
and joint Of the Bankrups therein set FORTH will
sell at Public auction, the store of w. w. CALDWELL in
Montpelier village The LIST dav Of October next, o.
clock r. M oil Tho right and interest Austin d. Arms tas
to the following lights Of land in Worcester Vermont be-
ing Nos So 81 and g.
Ae as above all the right and atcrcs Perry Marsh has
in and 10 the following described real in Montpelier
villas being the house he occupies, the shop
and dwelling near the Arch Bridge Also and
pine cast iron lathe silver watch several musical IN
sruments and other articles Of personal property nptcs
accounts, etc.
Also as above number Of silver watches, time pieces
rife sportsman gun sundry articles ojewery, ribbons,
buttons combs notes, judgments, accounts ec. etc. The
last lo being :ho Of s. Campbcll NJ. l.. Church,
and J. Bailey.
Also as above the day, the Of Seth Kim
ball o'clock P M. sundry articles Of household and kch
en- furniture, notes and other demands, granite
posts caps and balls door steps window caps and ss and
other articles of personal property beng the assets Of s.
Kimball and John Parker.
Also as above at Bruces inn Montpelier Centre, the
18th day of September next, O'Clock =. NJ sundry ar
cos of household and kitchen furniture farming tools,
time niece lumber and othur demands, with books
and other articles Of personal properly being the assets Of
A. d. Arms.
Terms made known at sale.
JOSEPH HOWES,
Assignee for Washington Count.
Auqust 9tst I842 70
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LOTION. LOTION.
D p EX A MS IL L. 4 IITI EWING LOTION

TJIGHLY esteemed for curing all erupiions, coarseness
Il l. redness and pmpes the face, neck and hands,
and efectuay cleaning the complexion and removing all
diseases of the skin.
life engaging first appe This Lotion is ad-
mired fragrant, mid, safe wash and greatly
teemed for its virtues IN cleansing soitenng ard tying
the skin Of all erupons injurious TO female beauty and
restoring it to high degree Of purity.
beautiful and healthul complexion is the pride of all
who possess it, and the envy Of those who depeed Of
it, good appearance is the best recommendation and
the identifying Lotto pur6es the skin and all
pimpes bloches tan sunbum and redness and produces
beautiful hue it is the only cosmetic lady should
at her toilet
QPGentlemen will also find this delightful remedy to
ali oughncss pimples ringworms spots, redness
of tho face and and every kind Of eruption
the surface Of the human body. 1t s particularly rec
commended 10 gentlemen to be used after shaving it will
prevent the otherwise certain effect Of all soap,
in turning the eeard prematurely grey
For sole wholesale and retail by Foster aNd Dickinson
se prupretorE and A Hitchcock and Co.
III GGnnessee street, Utica, N Y; in Montpelier by
Sias Burbank j. in Waterbury Thy Huchns, Goss and
Co; in Stow by Albert Camp in Chelsea by N. G. Hale,
in Tanbridge by j. Foster, in ROyalon by Downer New
ms and Fish. ~
STATE OF VERMONT, 1 In Probate Court holden
for said distict on tho llh If August, A ID. 1912,
u Theodore Barker, late of Bradford, in said district,
deceased presents his administration account for settle
mon Whereupon is ordered that the be referred
the ID Tuesday Of September next the prob court
al Corlisss in said Bradford for examination and al
owance and that all concerned be notified hereof by the
State Journal printed Montpelier, thee weeks success
siyely as soon may that they may appear said
time and place, if they cause, and object thereto.
J. W. d. PARKER Judge.
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tCTLOOE AT THIS!rG;
;rPHAVE YOU A COUGHlF


@n THOUSAND die of CONSUMPTION every Year
blesome coughs and colds, that DO cured by Dr.
HltchcocE's Vegetable Cream Cough Drops, safe and
Medical pre- scrpon, containing poisonous Drugs and
used in an practice for several years will most
positively aft d relief and you from that awful dis
ease pulmonary consumption ~hch sweeps into the grave
hundreds Of The young, the old the lovely and the gay.
Have you cough? Be pursuaded purchase a bottle
Of the Cough drops tie day To may be too late
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson
sole propeors and to A. Hitchcock and Co.
III Gennessoe street. Utica, MYTH Montpelier by Silas
Burbank r; in Waterbury by Hutchins, Goss and Co
Stow by Albert Camp in Chelsea by n. G. Hale in Tun-
bridge by Foster in Royaton by Downer, Nevins and
Fish 70
100 PIECES American and English PRINTS,
lOJ from to 25 cents per yard also printed Lawns,
Mus ms etc, etc. all cheap for sale by
81 CHARLES SPALDING.
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NEW GOODS!

w RCG3SRSBG3o
Silver Spoons, God Beads Ear Ornamnets Finger Rings
Ladies' and Genilenens reasP patterns livery
rch) Gold Risettssonc set, Gold and Silver Pencils,
Gold and Silver Bowed Specaccs, Silver Thmbles,
Miniature cases, Gold Brcrst Pins, Gold Guard Keyes,
Gold Watch CHAINS, Gard Cases. Mourning Rings and
Pins Silver Combs, Shell Combs Work Bays, Pocket
Scissors, Fancy Goods. Vions and Strings gooC
soment of hest kind ofPerme y, Macassar Buffalo and
Bears OIL for the hair Fishing implements, liza &c Lot)
Brttana Ieapots and Casters, SUI erio quality large
assortment of Toys, Watch Trimmings, Wood Clocks and
Brass do and in short most every thing that kept
Jeworj Ware Store.
j. s. A. takes this opportunity to just say 10 the ladies
and gentlemen OF Montpelier and vicinity that he has
arged his Shop establishments and has spared pains to
select Goods suitable for market fill up and fur.
Their says all home abroad to just step in and
anime the quality and price before purchasing elsewhere
At any rate they may rely this that goods what
recommend Them 10 DO sale.
iLPCl locks and Watches rcpaired a: short notice and
warranted
N B. Silver work and Jewery made to order any
pattern and warranted good.
Montpelier, April 81, 1912. So
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[PuBLIc--No. &C..
AN ACT for tho benefit 81 the county Of Holt,
In the state Of Missouri.
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FARMERS. JULY, 1912.
HAVING TOOLS!
DIR. DAVENPORT'S GENUINE Bill.
InUTG

CLOUDS of every description will be sold at the YER
VI lowest prices by CHARLES SPALDING.
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lyman & KING offer to the public an extensive AS
IL sortment OF English, German and American Broad
cloths and Cassimeres of all shades and qualities. Ais
May 9th, i42. b6
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PLAIN M ID. LANES.
STORRS aud LANGDoNS have a small stock Of
- pain--all wool-M. d. Lan'r Very cheap.
May ",
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so DOZEN BONNET FLO WERS.
STORRS a. IANGDONS.

THIS DAY have received large lot e Bonnet Flow
l. ers. Merchants and millinefs supplied by the dozen
1t small advance. June 2.