davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07
departure OF ths Atlantic Sts.msrs.
70 ship MaSterSx

We shall esteem II favor m captains Of vessels arriving
report Of the shipping left at the whence they sailed
the vessels spoken their and list Of their
Commodore Bassett will board them Immediately their
arrival We will reciprocae the favor IN any way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

1ny- STEAM-This 10 the age Of Steam! We not
only sail WITH but against the wind and tdeby Steam
we ride by Steamour articles of wearing apparel are
manufactured by Steam-our timber issawed by steam
and last though not least Disease in all its varieties is
cured by the use of shermans celebrated
as much rapty and certainty Steam performs all the
purposes for which it is used.
los Nassau street sDr. Sherman's warehouse-Agents
State street. Boston, and Ledger Buildings Phadel-
mia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07
WHO WANTS A BEAUTIFUL CT EAR
~ CONPI.EXION1

HIS is not addressed ades only. but gentlemen too To
be BRIEF you assured freck e ppes botches sun
burn tan poryhew any disguraen Of the skim
moved by he Italian ohemiea soaps dark thick sunburn
yellow change to healthy hne using
The public particularly requested notify that puff
cram tn. New York Herald Of March a. 1884 says-"An
burnt skin ahealthy ceane erupons of skim such
salt reum scrvy &c We lold by two who
have used this that is excellent and advise all to try H.
This is fod by TONES at the sign Of the American la
ale s2-mnd the right number, you'll be cheatsd-e2 cha
an agent, mao i'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

A MOTHER SUSPENSION :! ADVANTAGES OF
"a Cash PAYMENTS.-The long known sign Of the Col
den Fleece b" been removed from the OF Fulton
Sassau AND now suspended the store Of CIAs
he will be most happy 70 ,vIr such Of hi, friends sna
oeen disposed Of auction 10 order give place 20 his pres
eney new large and varied assortment Of sring goods
setted IRON tie London and Paris markets. and comprising
ing., &c. &C.
His purchases having been made exclusively for cash he 70
enabled TO at greatly reduced prices tina, golden
which haa long himself and customers Oh ,he M
mense adv antsges derived therefrem. -.
From the cash pay ing community he socis confinozne
Of those fsvors Kindly bestowed during his long career
buslnsss. . u,,.tI .hs,.
&c, no, made In superior style ...n,,n.nt
- ml3lWsF"W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07
COAL AND COLDS.

COAL AND GUILDS.
THE extreme mldness OF the weather of late although it
may have proved disastrous 10 some degree to the coal
trade, has by diminished the of
COUGHS AND COLDS.
Many sick this city from 6sorders acquired by
SLIGHT EXPOSURE.
The great remedy ofthe day il
fEASE'S HOARHOUND CANDY,
wschhas acquired envable celebrity for its nvarable
ALL CLASSES OF PULMONARY AFFECTIONS
is known by its ffusits good works testify for tit
thrives only BY the extraordinary, cures
IT HAS ACCOMPLISHED.
Sold wholesale and retail at IS Division st.,
% Each envelope OF the genuine Horehound Candy is
signed John Pesse Son, IS DiyIsion street
AGENTS.
and Sc William st.
Hart a7s Broadway; Walsh, ss5 Broadway; Smith, 23s
Greenwich St. Chastery lt0 Bowery; Br ombush Young,
No Ill VarIck at; Agpew Hudson street; Owen No
Sixth Avenue Wilson Co. Of Hubert Greenwich
street; A. axor 165 Greenwich ST. Moreton. Of
Film and brand Dewar, Church and Chamber
Sands 70 Fulton and Of Broadway and Chambers
Bush St,ten Island Hays 1879 Fulton street Booklys
Raws Coz No 81 State ST. Albany Duval 23l Broad st.,
Newark, ". J.
J. PEASE SON As Division st.
B-Counry Merchants wishing Pease's hor-hound Car
dy obtain at The at the lowest by
sending an order to any Merchant IN this city with VIII
they have dealings. m2l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

0d3- FRANKLIN THEATRE is doing great mys
terious business giving away prizes Of i've dollars sna
81 so to large amount. About 20 prizes were ~
ted last night and good bill Of entertainment no Tue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07
G. RKrnErr. Eao. :

J. U. BkNNETr, =.
90 Suppose man heels over head in debt with
recorded mortgage upon all his stock in trade, white
lead linseed oil spirits of turpentne, window glass NC
together with ell his household furniture should have
great itching to be an Alderman-and suppose he sub
scrbes twenty i've dollars to promote his own eecon
Alderman and should contrary to Ill past experience
actually pay his subscription.
QUERE-Who suffers =, the would be Alderman OF
his creditorsl VOTER INA PUZZLE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07


Here then we have results. The imports under de-
creasng tariff and low tariff have not increased while
the home manufactures have increased DER
cent although the population has increased but 80. per
cent. What would the manufacturers have more than
thisf But further above table of shows
that with the increase of the manufacture there is
but very little increase in the employ given to the
operatives, the increased production well the re.
duced prices Of those products being almost en-
tirely by the improvements in machinery. The only
advantage that tho agricultural aud industrious classes
OF this country derive from this state of things is
that machines can produce goods at lower price;
but those machines consume four-the demand for
produce ID not increased by the improved speed of the
spindle loom and If the sole advantage Of low pr
ces to be done away with by the interpostion of
high tariff the farmers will have nothing left to them
but to return to their homemade linsey woolsey and
protect themselves against the restrictive policy the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07
AMERICAN MUsEUm.

corner 0TO00tcdy ana Ann street.
Under the Mansgeme OF Mr. P. T. Barnuu
EVER! DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK-Com
n msn;cing Monday April MI WINCHELL the Comic
PIP LB, AND YOUNG NICK, with specimen. q ,YENTkT
LnSu ISM ALSO his laughabe character Of CHATHAM
STREET STR ; AuGTI9NEER; BETTY MADAGAIN, he
The MYsrEkIoms SiPsY GIRL f. her wonderful p;r
late National Thsatrs FALLS 0F NIAGARA, with real
Blowing Grand Cosmorama and 1--WE hundred Thousand
LA PETITE CELESTE will dance the Cracovenn., La
Bay adere, and other daRces.
Aspendd day performance takes place Wednesday
Admittance to the whole Is cents-chdren half price
PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM.
MIR. HARRINGTON, the renowned and unrivalled Ven
M toqus.. AID snsusriy gifted magician for i've nights
OILY.
Miss CaIoius Rubena tie little duet and solo .oue
rit. a usuan ihe dNerting merry, queer comic singer
Duets Soos, Ventriloqusm, and
Machine IN the lecture every evening hs Ssss
Peale. '~s ~ i1''
SPLENDID DAY PERFORMANCE every Wednesday
The Largest and Rarest collections in the world of Orr
gigal Portraits ef dis tingushed American worthless
DAcu ERnEoTYPE LIKENEssEs taken in the most scieu6a
manner, and at moderate prices
Admtance TO the whole IS cents; children half price,
mas I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

n3- ROCKWELL & TURNER'S Great American
Olympiad combining talent and variety than was
eve before concentrated in one establishment wall De
those who have not witnessed the perform
anoes wonderful troupe will only have two more
OPPORTUNITIES this season TO night T. v. Turner the
paragon Of equesrians is to take his benefit There
never his equal in the principal get which he
rides North it is true, rides with much grace, and
even makes finer appearance in the arena bat cannot
perform the daring feats Of great rival Turner The
aooed and The vaulters and posturers are
also i'm portant features in this unrivalled company
They cannot fail of exciting immense sensation
wherever they travel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07
n ~ = - - ~Dgs.
Park THEATRE.

THIS EVENING April 7The performance viii commence
Sir WIN D,,.n,,w VEST END. mn
E ;, + I,g!sy Ardent w vi Il BLAZE
Lsdy WIZ Davenport, S''''' Miss cu.b n,SSsnd'ls
To eonei.a. Miss Ca'hn'n
Can, M,,,.i BtGGARs oPsRA, fI
p..eha nsp' Si''"eA'N Fisher Mr. Fss:Sn
Adnisson-Boyes 81 Pit so cent. Gallery "a cent.
CHATHAM THEATRE
THIS EVENING April The performance will commence
g.. ,..;. wEUGH, HERE'S 90.
Fruit ' Msst.ysr Mepomene, Mr. Me- S,,s Blake
TIE sHoEMxKER u TOULOUSE
H.pry, o Mr. Held Adelaide, m Ml:. s Es.,.r,r
JIM c IL SSee IN L IN
!: + ss!. !, !; Ne
,,, @ITOMELL's OLYMPIC THEAYRA
THIS EVENING April7-T performance win commence
CINDERELLA.
r HiSssf Perseverance, Hernea.le
LolipoP Nckenscp cindsr.ll', Mrs Timm
p,,,. o,.,., ONE HgNNSS iFI Ts. xND TWO.
MIS- III e0r SoFM si!h
foiony A., Mr. Edwin Favus, MIR Everord
e.re se.n,. Upper M! so1:. Is e..s
Door. one. r' .t.sv DS'e Curtain rise, At
FRANKLIN THEATRE
Glorious Success OF the Prize system
THIS EVENING, April ~
For the benefit of Mr.. WHiTLOCk
On which occasion will his friends the audience
with as many i've dollar pieces Ges the
pit -
Mr Wh loo takes this opPortnniy Of informing his
the King '~'
Master Diamond,
MIR Weldon, MIR b. Williams
La Petite EIssler, Mr. Leslie
And the Green Mountain
valuable aid on this
Boxes IS cents-Pit i2l cents.
Doors open al 7-perfOrmante to begin al .i ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

The markets generally are heavy, and but little doing
Tea sale took place with the following results Terms
Notes at six months, payable in this city to be made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

no AMERICAN MUsEUM.-That Gpsey Girl Is
present and future events wonder and alter hearing
her it is no of surprise that in past
the last week of Winche the comic droiierist, Mrs
Benso and La Petite Celeste rapsurously apPlauded
in their songs and daRces The 'ns week
are unusuaily rich and interesting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07
WILLIAM HEARN,

O0d BOWERY. between Prince and Sprrg streets, Oilers
VA for sale the following dry goods lately Iecsyed =
French, English and domestic caicos, mourning and
second mourning light thiniz and single colors; super
fine French printed muslps small chintz figures; iae
a. pd E,rston gngbsws mourning and light ooorr plain
aud satin striped BIZ blue blk silks; ngot cold lining shs
muslin de lanes ladies' fancy and gentlemens BLK silk
vsis ldies gentlemns plain and hemshed linen
ia hdkfs; ladies' AID genemens light cold hid gloves, bin
silk long ,haws sln shades and misses psrasoIs Log lawns
Marsees skirts; sbirtIng musps; blk white cstton hose
&c Sc; striped plain and corded cambrie jaconet book
Swss null and TarIatan muslins; shops iswps Cambria
Also on hind, bombs ain g. blk chay hgd Eolenpes
baregc, Darasos and general assortment
other goods ali Of which offered generally at
market prices.
Uniform prices-no Abatement msOim-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07
Take physic eariy-Inedicine comes too late,

When the disease becomes inveierate"
REG M N BY the x Tasplty;1,y r.! ANTI
yperienoe these pills have beeu proved by thousands be
he best and safest Family Medicine hitherto discovered Al
ho wish 70 secure themselves sgain sickness They
attention to diet to clothing, bilious and liver
plants dyspepsia Indigestion diseases sick head
ache and fact all diseases arising from impure state Of
rhe blood dsordersd state Of The stomach or bowe
speedily removed By taking them They scurvy
teness and its seafang should
be without them. Time climate affects them not
Two three doses will convince the patient OF their salu
try effects. for the stomach will readily regain its strength
state Of the liver and bowels will speedily take place
and health and go Of body and mind will be the
tain result Their virtues in fact may be summed up-as
medicine which siren CITIZENS the feeble aud the
muscles Of the strong and will be found Of infinite value to f.
males Of all If taken according TO the drectons who
wish to be secure fro m okness.
Price rs and SO cents per boz.
For sale whoIess ie and all by VIM. Watson Apohe.
carries Hail. 50 airline street, Smith Of and
Water sts Nowil Isl Bowory Bagrove, druggist Fulton
Il Erao LIN n2 Imt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

~ OW EAHIBITING at the loot Of Duane and Read ~
North River, NERO, the great Giant Bull Known to Ks
the luges Ameica-now Gao years old This noble ami
nal was raised by ansl Bewghouss in Bucks county Pa
Tn bull stands " hands high. ~ feet in length feet
girth, 5 feet in depth, and his weight 4 500 pounds
Also, Call with Three Legs years old. She il
deficient OF fore leg; and having been cayed repd
her one of the greatest curiosities in the world
At ,he same place. alagc Sea Dog caught in the North Ri.
yer, may be alive
Admission aeiwsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07
GRAND CONCERT.

GRAND CONCERT.
Mr.. WIN. H. OAKLEY has the honor to announce t. hin
ard and hs pubic that he will give Gaud Vocal
THURSDAY evening" April 7th Assisted by the following emf
Herm Thorbeck the celebrated rianst of Hanover Cerms
ny, will make his first appearance in this country.
LOUIS Wiegers, the celebrated yioinist. .ff
Therbeck and l.. Wiegr will perform grand coneer-
Mr. Oakley will sing of his fAverite songs
Mr. Munsou aud MIR. Bennett have kindly volunteered l.
The chorse, will sustained by the choir Of the Bread
way Tabernacle, under the ~ Mr.. Geo Andrews
PROGRAMME.
PART
l. Dalmatia.
Payer
g. Chorus-Glory TO God in the highest Hellwir
a. soIo-In Native Worih-by Mr.. Oakley HaydeS
%na selGy Lord fSpeiM u,.o, MS.n,
8. so97Rocked IN the Cradle of III. Deeply MI
o. Storm hOndo for the piano forte-H Th,rb.ef A"'
TO- DpetlDav,d and Golah-Messrs Bennett and
. Oakley Nsukssman
H. Chorus-so He Comeih Hayden
/. Duet-H Thorbeek and 4. W.irre, grand var;.
lions concertante for piano forte and violin
sGSlonco%iSrt Z, my rssps-by Mr. OAKLEY Handel
solo-Hely, Holy Lord;-by Mr.. Munson Handel
s. Senterce-Hoy is the Lord German
7. Chorus-O, how lovely Is Zion Mozart
$. pue'-The Messenger Bird-by two young ladies
9. Chorus-Hark, what those holy voices tiermsn
- Oakley HimmeI
~ order TO effect the solos and chorua,e
they wl be accompanied by powerful orchestra.
ADsrs will preside At the piano forte md organ
the music stores and at the door on the evening perform
ance. as "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07
MORAL, INSTRUCTIVE, RECREATIVE AN
TEIPER AVE AMIrSEAdENTc

MORAL, INSTRUCTIVE, RECREATIVE AND
TEMPERATE ADJUSTMENTS.
NOTiCETo the nh abltants Of the PRINCIPAL cities anA
towns OF New York, PeLnsy lvana, Connecticut Rhol0
Island Massachusetts. New Hampshire, Maine, &c. sc.
SIGNOR HERVIO NANO,
The justly celebrated and naturally endowed Meempsycho
sian whose extraordinary Of the Gnoms the
Babboon Fly &C. has been the delight Of the world
mouths, to visit the above States with his Coliseum. fec
sime Of Francons Rotunda Oily mpica the Champs d
Elysee at Paris, and spen dd Band OF Music, with su
cen number Of rstes to make the 70
any thing yet offered.
10 consist Of aMeempsyehosian Bazaar flight o. fsns
eslted the GNOME FLY, in which sisnor HERvW
MANY TIN III a;HSeoSHE,
THE FLYiU
Msev.ham. the Queen of the Pers Mad Hervie Nano
To be followed by
A MUSICAL OLIO -
consisting Of Pianofore REGULATIONS by Madame HEhVIO
I-(;rand Sonato in b J. N. Hlmme8
2-Concerto Stuck in + e. M. Won Weosr
s-Gfand Fantasia on the National AIRS God
With full Orchestral Accomplishments.
To conclude with Historical Display Of the dstressnR
attending the Shpwreek Of PsIouse with chars
fersc painting and music, which kienor Hervio Nsno
wiz orsb the Ildian Maid. NJ ,dm Hervio Na,o
NB.-Persons desirous Of making summer arrangements
learn particulars By applying ost paid) to the under
signed, at the Branch Hotel, % Bowery, New York:
mis- lima HERVIO NANO.
Al X. X. MrES lately IRON artol
IVA Arms in its highest branches instructions Fen
eng and in the OF the straight crooked and Turkish
Sabre Hunting Knife Musket and Bayonet STAFF and
For particulars enquire at sos Pearl street. mil I'm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

TO THE MUSICAL WORLD
IN CONSEQUENCE Of fhe increased de mand for the Mn
sal Album lately published by Signo de Begn plea
sure IA anpouaeag second edition Of the CARCANET-
The clifton will be splenddly bound and in other re-
spec superior 70 the former but there being portrait h
prce will be reduced to five dollars
Also, the same plainly bouad for four dollars.
To be had at the residence of Sig de Bogus 3 Broadway
and Of Ness Stodart Worcester Bunham No ssi Bioad
way. az 1t cod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

The tariff Of 1916 which continued its operations until
1924 enacted chiefly to protect those coons
which then composed the bulk Of American manufacture
from similar fabrics made in the East Indies Through
all the period which elapsed up to 1884, that object
not obtained Since the last named American
cottons under the compromise act have not only sup
planted English goods similar description in the East
Indies but be sold at profit in Manchester spite
tariff of 1916 fixed duty oftwentyGve per cent ad valo-
rum on cost not to be deemed less than twenty Eve
cents per yard This called the minimum price.
In 1928 the rate raised In 1928 the tariff revised
and the minimum price raised to thirty five per
yard. The excitement created by this tariff
caused the compromise which manufactures of
cotton were to pay twenty Ave per cent ad valorum
Dyed printed and stained to be valued at thirty
If we examine the sbove table Of imports find that
every period Of agitation ofhe tariff the imports
crowded in to obtain the advantage which the
price under the tariff would afford This the case
in 1922 1924 and 1929 In 1884, and the imports of
cotton manufactures less than in 1922 and spite
the reduced tariff the imports of cotton goods in the
three years ending ls4 less than in the three
ofenormous tariff duties, ending in 1884, as follows =
bc "'ii d. 1885, 1855. g sss e a a7.ssssi
Increase, $47ssss
The following shows the average imports the above
three years. the amount manufactured according the
above table, aud the population of United Sta ties
at each period -
,o, .a,srase imp. Manufactures. Population
isl0, S,asi O1o ss,OooOOo i1osssss
Increase 5s 10 ann nm !. ,os e.e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-07

turcr of pay Newell and Days celebrated Psten, Bank
authorized Mr. Henry Jones Of Newark ~ j. 10 be cole
agent the sale Of said Locks the United States lnd.
vdulis Officers Of Banks at dst3nce wishing 10 avail
themselves the greatest security in the World will have
cpa cities in the Union for the purpose Of exhibiting the
pror advantages Of these Locks all Others claiming
character and also to couneract prejudice
any exists which certain indiv duss who raversng
country trying TO create against the character Of Mr.
Jones. and also the high Of these Locks
therefore certify that Mr. Jones OF int iy and
truth. JOHN DAY Lock Manufacture
wis $50 broadway. New York
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-14
1912.
THE CANAL PACKET
]. s EEi NJ AN.
"a DIT Nj ~ DkNTIG

| WILL commence her TRIMS on the 81 day of May.
between the city of vcrgcnnes ard Buffalo, runs
ming DAY and NIGHT, as follows:
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-14
Is 4 [.
MANUFACTURING.
DAVENPORT & TURNER

WAoULD respectfully inform their pat
w rons, and the public generally, that
they will continue 10 receive WOOL at the
establishment of the Middlebury manufacturing
Company, 10 manufacture into Cloths. Cassi.
meres or Saitineils, white or colored Flannels,
&c. of permanent coIors and mixes, 10 suit the
taste, on shares or by the yard, at the option
of the owner.
Being furnished with the necessary appara.
US, and having in their employ competent and
aithful workmen, they will continue 10 improve
the value and style of their goods, intending
that they shall not be surpassed by those of
any other establishment liz the state. They
will keep an assortment OH hand TO accommo.
date those who may want part OF their cloth
in advance.
Grateful for The extensive patronage they
have received, they hope by strict personal at
tention TO business and The interests of their
patrons 10 receive liberal share Of their IA
vor.
TERMS as reasonable as at any establish
ment i'll the vicinity.
Middebury, June, %.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-14
Estate of Elizabeth Beach.

Estate OF EIIZaDetn DedCIl.
NN E, the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon. the Probate Court for the district
of Addison, commissioners, 10 receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
1gaiDst the estate of
ELIZABETH BEACH,
ste'of Shorrham in slid district deceased, rep
resented insnvent and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in offset thereto: And six months
from the 18th day of May being allowed by said
Court FIR that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend to the besints
Of our said appointment, at the store % Kent
Wright in ShnreOam on the 1st Monday of June
and November, from nine O'Clock A. NJ. unlil
O'Clock P, NJ. on each of said days.
k siAao W SH1eH4s' Commissions
Dated at Shoreham, this 18th day of May
1912. 3;3
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-14
A CARD.
To DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.

To DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.
IN consequence of the extremely unsettled stlte Of
the currency for few years past, rendering the
sales credit very hazardous, and the manifest
wrong and injustice of charging the coed man so
high profit The necessity Of the compels ev-
cry to do in order to meet the losses by the bad
we adopted the plan of buying ond selling exclusive
ly for cash. And now having fully tested The fact,
thai those who buy their goods of credit houses, OF
Of cash and credit houses cannot at all compete with
our customers in the sale of their goods, We shall
therefore continue the same system.
BY paying cash for our goods, we are enabled TO
obtain most of them from Manufactures, and from
first hands, thereby saving tat leas all the charges
Of the commission merchant, such as commissIes,
guar antee, interest, labor &c, which often amounts
toa retail profit, which enables US 10 sell by the
piece aslow as they usually bought by the pack
age, (intest off,
We therefore specially invite all those in the trade
who Ire not willing TO pay the losses by Others, and
make such pay for their goods, to call and exam
inc ours, before purchasing elsewhere.
We keep constantly on hand general assortment
OF American, English and French, Wooden, Cotton
and Silk, Fancy and staple Dry Goods, by the piece
or package.
LESTER HOLMES & CO.,
167 Pearl ST.
New York, Aug. 10, 1sil. I7;Iy
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-14

CARPETS. Those wishing 10 consult econ
" omy will do well TO examine large stock
Just received by A. FRANCIS.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-14
Vea0 Goods.
vENHE subscribers are now receiving their stock

SPRING GOODS.
Comprising besides their ordinary assortment
Bonnet silks, Ribbons and FANCY GooDs, Of
every description-all of which may be relied
upon as Of the first quality; and will be sold as
low as al any other store in this town or county
May g. 1912. A. CHAPMAN & SON.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-06-14
LOUDER !!

THE subscriber has long had a notice in
this paper, calling upon ALL who have
accounts with him, 20 attend Immediately 10
their adjustment at his brick store, second
door from The Vermont Hotel. Very few
have needed The request. He now positively
assures all, that his accounts which remain un.
settled on The first day of June next, will be
left with an attorney for collection. No mis-.
take J. WAINWRIGHT.
April 1st, 1912.