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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
STATE or VERMONT Re i, remembered
District of Rutland, IS. - that at a special

District OF Rutland, IS. u that at a special
probate court held at Rutland, within and for said
district, on the 10th day of February, Is43
Present, VIM. Hail. Judge
Stephen Royce and Thomas ]. Ormsbce, admin
istraors OF the estate of Rodney c. Royce, late of
Rutland in said district, deceased intestste. propos
ing 10 render final account of their said admins
tra,ion;
1t Is ordered that said account be referred for ex
animation and allowance TO the first Monday being
the Sd day of April next and that copy of this
order be published three weeks successively prev-
Gus thereto, in the Rutland Herald, a newspaper
printed at Rutland, that all persons interested NAV
appear and objec, TO the same ifihey see cause.
true copy of record,
lo:l2 HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21

DIR. LIBBY'S VEGETABIFfrrr ma,


Arc aut.bious, su,i-dyspeptic, and anti se,,,.i .
may he Justly considered universal med.cjse b, t
peculiarly beneficial in tho following ,owrA.,,H,
ard bilious fevcfs, fever and ague. dyspepsia etfe,
complaints, sick headache j,ndice, asthma drop, IT,.
tism. enlargement Of the spleen, piles cholic erl,
structons, heartburn iurcd tongue. nausea da,s,,a
the stomach and bowels, incipirni darthu naluc6f,
btual cosiiveness loss of appetite, botches or ov 4
pe1ion and IN all cases of tutp,t OF the bowels vA,
cathattic or an aperiant is needed They sc tlsc.,
mild IN their operations, producing neither ,
OF debility. COMSIOCk 4 TYlU +
wholesale druggists and sole agents. New va
wholesale drugg,r and sole agent, New Yea
Rutland County.
IIookcr& Wooster Pouitney $. Townsend IL W,us
Daniels d Bell. Rutiard. John C. SAWYER sud.yr
ltcnry S'monds. Pittsiord, X. Blake. Brandon
Noyes a Harris, Poutney Milo X. Day, do
Alien Grover, Wells w Chipmau, Orwell
r. Jameson. Casieton Childs, PlttshcN
Scnica }, smith, Dandy A, Y. Vail, DANNY Bof,p
q. q 4. Buard, Clarendon Ira bingham Sud6ur,
ii Lumbard, Pawlet 5.h
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
Sank OfPOuIt1cy.

TIIE STOCKHOLDERS OF The Bank Of Poultnev are
notified that an install ent of FIVE dollars on
eaoh share Is ordered to be paid into said Bank on
the lst day OF day next BY order of the Directors,
M CLARK Cashire
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
Denfistry.

X all ius branches a, the Franklin Hotel. Room
No 10. BY Dr.. Harrington, from Whitehall A.
for the term d one week fiom date
Rutland, March 7lh 1854
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
NOliCc.

THE subscriber requests those of his customers
with whom he has unsettled accounts 10 call
ana ADJUST the same. Jas. McKEAN.
Castleton, March 7th, 1919
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21

Di,,ric II Ra,land, IS Is rat at a special
probate coUti held al Rutland. within ard iof said
dis,Iiot on the liih CAV al March. A. u. Isl3,
Present Nm Hall, Judge
Leonard Mason, administrator Of the esi.ie Of
Jason NeNion. late oflfs in SAID district, deceased
lniesiAie FFuposiug 10 render Of his said
sdHlHistTziior.
h - ufderod that sad sccoun, 10 re'rrfed iot
elimination and si0wauce, 10 the fret Mondsy
bea ihe 81 day ~ Apfh neI,. ard that a cory Of
Ihis order he pubiistsd three weeks successfully.
previous thereto, IN tie Rutland Herald a Bepsps.
per pnuled a. Rutland, ,hai as persons interested
may ap'esI and object 10 'iie sans II iheytee cause
A true COPY 81 rtoof8.
ma liENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21

II III subscriber hereby gives noiice that be has
given his. Thomas ~ Croker, hs time to
transact husinssss for himself and that I've viii not
claim any a. hs earnings not bo responsible for any
cotis Of nis contracting after this daie
IuONss CsocErH.
Pa~lct. March 6, 1913 ma
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
Sole and Upper leather,

hANIEl.S BELL keep constantly for sale
- Sole and Upper Leather Of tie best quality
March II, 1913 II IA
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
Potash Kettles.

nANIELS q BELL have for sale new and sec.
- ond hand Potash keues which they will sell
very low. lib March IS, 1913.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
NcM (.nnds.

A LOT Of lIogshesds snd Pipes, just the things
"a forsap storage, on hand ~ sale.
Nso- 200 Sbineic, and large lot Of other
Iumbor
Aso--Ore new and one 2 hand Wagon, . new
one horse wagon Woods, | bcw Gutter. and one
nearly new, aud one "a hand ohaise. Tor sale very
low, bV JOHN STRONG.
Mach IL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21

have the written signature of WIN Joo'b 60.
nv REED. WING 4 CUTLER. H,,, =
" hoicsalc Druggists. 80 Chatham steel n n
nv JAS. GREEN n co, Worcester So. ~
APc,hee'n's. and Coua'ty hsiehsst. s,s,,.,V'S
80 cents
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21
DIR, ISRAEL DELANATER S RHyry
L \ ~ Y "

This remedy has the hapat and powctfpl.n.-.
ing the nerve from both way. va from ~, ;
external use. Although many eases A.. rh
tho external or internal remedy alone W., ~, u
does not promise positive cure uuIess h,,s F'ps
used together and IN all such cases. no m,,,,, ~
when both articles arc used tn connection -
directions. tho most positive warrnntce !, 49,. n
money, in every case. will be paid back 10 IA, 'a
where a cure Is not effected %
CDMSTD('E , 49,,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-03-21

state Of Vermont, !,E it remembered TIA,
Distnc, Of Rutland SIS - a, a special probate
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07
EEPEAI.

BY reference to the report Of tho proceed.
ings at tho Repeal Meeting on the fourth, our
readers will perceive that an attempt was
made by Mr.. Haswell to procure the passage
Of a resolution condcmning the course Of
Daniel O'Connell and his sixty thousand
Irish friends on the subjec, of slavery in this
country. This man~uvre was met and
sounterac,cd will, much spirit and success by
Father O'CALLAGrAN and L. A. SLAMS
BURY, Esq. Mr.. Stansbury in particular
made a spirited and eloquent defence of o.
Council, and his remarks, which were re-
ceivrd with great applause by the warm
hearted lrishmcn who we're present, prove
him to be a staunch friend of african rs
well as Irish liberty. We think Mr.. Has
well came of second best, decidedly.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07

MEiANcnoLY.-Wc regret to learn that a
little boy, son of ii Mr.. MrCarty of this viii
lage, has been missing for several days, and
is supposed to have been drowned. lie was
six years Of age, rather healthy looking and
clubbed, and marked by a con,or,ion of the
mouth. There is bare possibility that he
may have stfaycd away, and been unable to
reia:n, as he was very deaf, and "a. times
rather stupid. When last seen, he was on
she south Wharf, Friday evening last, abou,
o'clock, with some other little boys, who
have since been able to give no accom-, of
him. We hope every eSer'ion will be made
By onr citizens to relieve his suffering par.
an,s from their awful state Of suspense
True Democrat.
p. S.-'rhr body of this poor boy wa,
raised on Tucsd1y morning by the firing of
She cannol on the Battery. lie must have
been under water more than three days.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07

o. HasweN, ofthc Bennington Gazette,
member of Capt. Tyler's "colared choir"
has recently made IA most scurrilous attack
upon II. B. STACY, Esq, to which we need
make no other reply than to say that MIR.
Stacy never saw John Tyler, or any of his
cabinet, nor had word of communication
with any of them on any subject whatsoever.
But perhaps 1t was unnecessary for us to no.
lice llAswcl'S statement AT all. 1t was re-
published in the Sentinel and Spirit OF the
Age, which is abundan,ly sufficient to stamp
1t ta!schood without any assistance of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07

scholars III the Union, aud is most honorably known
in his own State n sound and learned lawyer and n
attached to Will! principles and viii represent his
constituents with distinguished honor.--Rut. Her
aid.
S5At The recent Wing Convention for tho 81 Con-
grcssonal District of this state, held nj Burlington,
OlorgG Z. Marsh, Fsq. of BURLINGTON, was nomlna-
,el as candidate to represent tim, District in Con-
srcss. III Marsh is one of the nblrst men of the
State mi will if elected well sustain the character of
our St0e the floor of Congress. Union aud Wig
orous effort the part of all the Wings Of the dis
tfiet will secure his eclion--C aieloridn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07
BRIGHTON MARKEr..-Jun. "a +,

AT Market 800 Beef Cattle, IL pairs Working Ok
en-, IS Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep, and 300 Swine
so Beef Cattle rnsold.
PRicLs-Bnf CaAie-we quote few extra 525
first quality, 4 rs a SIS; second quality rs q $50
third quality, 3 rs 7425
Working Oren-snles at Sos go and S7s.
Cors and Calres-Sales at 10, 22, IS and s2s.
Sheep-Lots were sold from so, to7so.
Spihe-A few small lots wer. sold a, lIc for Sow,
and SC for Barrows; a lot to close at &c. A,r.,ai
from TO SIZE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07

MuRpEa IL ScorLANp.-A report has prevailed fol
some days of dreadfil murder which was commit
ted IN January last, near Paisley, in Scotland The
one committing the horrld act it is sad the wifi,
OF the murdered man He was wealthy and died sud
denly. Suspicion recently was excited and the body
eShumed, when the stomach was found to be full OF
Arsenic. The wife fled and took passage for the
patched by the Acadia and the guilty one demanded
under the terms of the recent treaty.-The vessel in
which she embarked has not yet arrived, but she will
n. doubt be arrested, and meet with the punishment,
which she appears so truly to deserve.N, Y. E1.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07

t. capian 1yier has jr,t thrown ano.
,hrr bomb shell into the Loco Foco CAMP
Mr.. JoNgs, the faithful keeper of the Light.
house Oh the Lake was removed on the fourth
instant TO make room for Malachi Corning,
,bc old incumhcn; under Van Buren,. Tie
highest compliment we can pay Mr.. JONAS is
to say h. was appointed by the pa'rio, Har-
-iso" and r(m0Dsa by hi, apos,ate successor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07

GREAT STORM At RocmEsrEn-DEs.
rRvcroN OF THE MILLER TENT.-A tire.
mendous storm Of wind and rain visited
Rochester, on Saturday morning last, about
eleven o'clock. Tho Rochester Evening
Post says:
1.-THE imposing tent erected by the Mlller,es has
We regret to say, suffered from its effects The Rev
Mr. Hines was engaged IN exhortation to not lee.
than five hundred persons when the force of the win,
and rain broke some of the fasts, and of in
descrlbable confusion ensued. The ladies, about
enty in number, were seated without bonnets wher
the ropes gave way, and bonnets, ladies', children
men. water, mud, and wind, were mixed up in mos
fearful confusion. Luckily, we hear there was M
serious acclen though Of the ladies severed,
lrulsed.n
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07
ID / @ a
~ " W
In Essex at his res dence, on the 18th ul, Of Can.

In Essex at his residence, on the 18th ul,. Of Can
Ger, Mr.. ABEL CASTLE nged 95 years.
Mr.. Castles Father died in Jerico some year. since
aged % years. Mr.. Castles Brothers and sister,
were SIX four brothers and two sisters all of whom
are dead but one, David Castle Of Wesrford IS wear,
old. There has been within nine months three deaths
among them his youngest sister died aged 70, and his
Oldest aged so wears Mr. Castle has left his fourth
wife, widow 70 years old the l7th of Jnne. Ills
children were seven sons 1.-TWO only Of whom are Iiv-
ing) and five Daughters ZONE only of whom are dead
tie has sixty grand children, and Thrty.hve great
ernnd chidren making one to each year of his life.
Mr. Castle has lived in Essex 81 veare, being among
me hrst settlers OF the Town Mr. Castle has been
professor OF the Chrson Religion for many years and
aneInler OF the Baptist Church. His remains were
inferred on the Sabbath folowing nv grs,, nnn,hay
OF reisaons; and the estimation in which he was held
as Chrisu'n, and Neighbour. was manifested BY the
"',r,t.uue YIN, ln attended his funeral Com.
F.n'ors Papers in general are requested to copy
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07
MI n 70 70 40 n


In this town, on the 10Th inst by Rev J. K Con
verse, Mr. JoHa HUDSON, to Miss NAseY MANsIse
of New York.
In Wllllsson, on the 2sth ult. by Rev. ;. Parmeee
Mr. DAVID SKlSNrs, OF Jerico, to Mrs. GEoneIANA
RICE.
In Shelburn, on the 18th ul,. by Elder Poor, Mr.
WiuES G. HAnrsnonS, 10 Miss Nancy f. Iaus, bo,l
OF Sheburn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07

MELAScHoLy.-A serious and fatal occurrence took
place few days since, in Topsham, which resulted
IN the death OF u boy, about years old. Two boy.
about Ia years old, started a hunting excur, ion
and a third, aged s, followed. Tie older ones com
nanded HIM back, and upon his refusing to obey on,
The whole charge entered the breast of the small boy
causing his death IN apout half an hour-It is sait
the lad who committed the act makes no dsrial o.
excuse whatever. -A,ne,iean Protector.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07
ELIAS LYMAN.

INFORMS his friends that he has returned from
l. Bo.ton and New YORK, having hought,a large
stock Of DRY GOODS, who he Is now opening in
he Store formerly occ,,ricd by d. A. Braman in
the norihwc>t ccrner Of STR ng's Buildings, opposite
Messrs Peck g. Spear, where he intends kce ting
constantly on hand an extensive assortment Of DRY
GOODS which he will o1cr al the lowest marset
ricc. His attention teine exclusively devoted to
Dry Goud>. and his moiio eng
LARGE SALES AND SMALL PROFITS,
he is enal lei to accommodate his Oh Friends Cns'o-
lners and the Public with goods at reduced prices
Call anl see.
Burlington, July 7, isi3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07

A SHAKE IN Docs SroMAcn.-1he Raleigh IN
~ Register reports the death of dog in Rseirh
winch had been lingering for some time, and which
had such peculiar symptoms that his owner doternn.
ed to ascertain, if possible. the cause of his death
On cutting him open snake WINS discovered in the
stomach, about twenty four inches in length, ay,
and active whose appearance denoted thu, he was
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07
Henry Townsend's Estate.

STATE Z! ,,I; OF .wI,iER;MoNT}T He Hon; tn.
for The district Of Chen'en, 10 all persons concern
Ell in the estate Of HENRY TOWNSEND, late OF
Troy IN the State of New York, deceased, tes,a.e
GREETISo.
WHEREAS, George B. Shaw admin;slrstor with
the will annexed Of the esia'c Of said deceased
proposes 10 render an account of his administration,
and present his account against said estate for ex-
Pro- ale, 70 be holden al the Registers Office in Bar
lngon, IN said district, on the second Wednesday o
July mex.
Therefore, you are hereby notdel 10 appear before
.ad court A. the time and place afore,aid and shew
cause. if any you h.vs, why the account aforesaid
ShoYtd not e allowed.
Gwen under my hand at Burlington, th. al day
Of June, A. D. lsi3
WIZ. WESTON, Rsrisiey.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07
THE GARNET

The following is Capt. l'ylcrs Cabino. As a
present organized:
H.. p UrsHrR, ie'iag Secretary Of Stct..
j. [. SPENCER, S'c-etHy eftt: Treasury.
D. l!aNSHAw, Secretary ?f NE Nary.
). NJ foHTFn' AcfiaS Sscrs'ary IF War.
c. A. WIcHliFFc, Post Wisicr General
JoHN NELSON, A0Drney General.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07

The Beljan journal relates the following strange
occurance-"A gentleman, named u, a natv,
OF Holland has leen for time confined in n mad
house AT Brussels, for religious monomania He on,
day got loose, and climbed up of the trees witt
the design he said to 90 straight Heaven. Thos,
below, who saw him climbing up, feared fall, anc
the director Of the establishment ordered marasse,
10 be placed under the tree Before this could be
done, he Jumped down, came on his feet, and wa,
but little hurt. The shock strange to say, cured hi:
mental alienation, and few days since he LEI, the
madhdiisc perfectly well.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07
N q II | C. r.

Tho Wings of Burlington are requested tt
meet at Towards, this evening. for the pnrr ost
Of appointing delegates to attend the VIII.
Convention. to be holden at Wilston, on lie
l2'h inst, for the purpose Of nominating County
Senators Gro. X. rLA7T. Toun
c. l.. NELSON, COMMITTEE
Burlington, J lily 7. 1913
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07
COUNTY CONVENTION

The Wings of Chit,enden County are no.
tilted to assemble at the Eagle Hall in vii
lls'on, on Wednesday, the l2h of July mex,
tor the purpose of nominating candidates fo
the State Senate, aud transacting other bust
ness connected Herewith.
c. p. PECK, County
L: p. BLopoErr,
WM. Harmon, Committee
June &c, 1913.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07
GRAND ISLE COUNTY CONVEN
TION.

The Wings of Grand Isle County are re-
specially invited to attend Comfy Con
vention at the Court House in North Hero
on the l day Of July, 1913, "a, one O'Clock
L. NJ, for the purpose Of nominating can
dlda,e to be supported for a Senator for sale
County. II is hoped that every town in tn,
County will be represented by three or NOR,
delegates in said Convention.
BY order of County Committee.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07
EXCLUSIVELY FOR
PRINTED CALICOES.

To supply the city aud interior trade by he piece or
package.
BY combining their attention entirely MI exc,usiv
" 10 ms one article, H. d' H. will lie ena lei 10 no,
only exhiht more extensive and leauf,l sormen,
than i,lo lie foun! elsewhere there being NO similar
eslabll hmcnl for prints IN The Unred State I'm, 10
sell always at prices as low, and generally lower
DIVIDED among large variety Of articles.
The entire stock, embracing a ont one thousa nd
different patterns and colorings, has Teen received
within few days; is perfectly fresh, aud comprises
:" Wv 's'ss' sn1 ehoNes' sP'lng style Byt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07
CROCEERY.
David Atwood's Estate.
TIA INT mn Dfrn mn Nryv a n,

DaVM AtWOOd's Estates
b.rs q &c ch nS@os .. eoar, piis siG
Burlington, within and for The district Of Chenden
on the seventh DAY OF June ls43 Noses Atwood,
one OF the heirs to the estate Of David Atwood le'e
of Charlotte III said district de,ea,e me ia G. hav-
ing hle IN said court his petition in writing, setting
forth that he holds in common with the her heirs 10
SAID estate one tenth par, qf the Ttlowina de cr e.
parccs OF land, lying in said Charlotte; viz nine
seven a,res and twelve rods Of land of the south
end tf the second division 10, Of the or giua RICH
OF Jonathan Aiken, with the buildings and applr-
tenances: also, 81 acres and IA rods of lot No. 80
Of the first division drawn 10 the original rizht OF
John Hoag, beng the same lands heretofore set on
to Snsannah Atwood widow of the said in,e tate,
as her dover in said estate; and praying said ctur
to order partition OF SAID lands 10 10 made among
the several persons entitled thereto
1neaEroRE, the court af)re, al do h arpoin. the
second "wednesday of July, 1913, for hearing and
deciding on said petition al the Office Of The Register
or said court in said Burlington, and doth order thai
all persons interested thereof ~ pclIcaon of III 8
order, containing the Substance Of said petition three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Pres. y
newspaper printed in said Burlington, the last OF
which publications TO lie previous to the day appon-
ted as aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at said Burlinsoo, Mi
seventh day Of June, A. II. 1919
WIN. WESTON Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07

1--WE DOLLARS RFWARD.-S,oen, from the
J. ia'ora'orv Of The University, some time since
five themical Thermometers, and glass Hvlrome-
ter. The ihermoneer> We're all Of Ksnla rs maj e.
with her IN Us ex'enling below the scales. Two
we're filed with coore spiri'-the others with mer.
CRY, ami eradia'el very nigh. The Thermometers
wsre kept IN case, and one OF N an in a small ma
hogsny ca'e ufrs own. The Hvdrome,er was m aie
II il lelleve y Lerehonis, aud wa. in a small
green case Fora restoration of The Instruments nd
de'ertcn Of the The. FIVE dollars will lie pa,l-and a
fair proportion OF that sum for part Of he lnsru.
nents. 3N3 GEO. w. BENEDICT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-07-07

-rHt
WHICH he will sell n The follow ne very NO..
w rate yriccs FIR ready pay.--v7:
Printed Tea Cup. and 81 ctr the G. lrcn' 81 It,
Printed Tea Sets, 70 pc,o from Slsn
White Grant,. Tea SETS rove t'ty'c, % nc o., -
Printed trsaifaa. Dinner AID Tea Sc :. . Pc. Q
g g 4 4 !: ): I. e. e Z, !
Who oraSiie d. do h.e!12.s,ol
PrlnteJ Dreok'ss r's,es, rer doz .....
do quart and pin; Bowl, Per ,cE. c. tai
Bic Prin % Tea Pos t1"h .
Printed Chs'nLers ircr, 30 cents ~.
CHINA WARE.
S,rion China Tea Set, 3! eos $40 r~0e-
God Band & Syr.' 40, 80 ~. fi0'1 E7-t % 81
Cold eand &; sprgb China l'p'''s.. c.-s' 2,25 t. Z
Ch ma 2 yher f,Cu 81 cents g.
White Chna CHp Piae., per ~.
COMMON WAR.
Elged Pate. from 80 10 co cents o. . -?-.
Edged Bakers anil Nlpp C., from 2 60 50 .es.s a.
Cooure,t Bowl. from 20 10 CO cent itr ttzcu.
ptchers pns t. hat s7l.on, liom :" . reG =.
Mug, pins and hs'f pnt', ffau : 20 ems c2.!.
Cunmon Cham ers from Is to 80 O.. each.
ElRi PDOoF WARE.
Yellow Ba,ng Jacs per ], se1 from IS It's, t. 81 s.
Ye,nw Oven ii.he 81. 10 m.l.., from ID 90 .
Yellow Case Pan, 9 t. II mrh, rom - ,a - cci
Yellow Nappt- iril G u an 10 c-a.a eau
Handled Soap lIpcr- c cent. each.
GLASS WARE.
=
Mnndei anil Cu, VIM. from u r...foS:2 ,..s =
SAT- from y ct, 10 % per air.
Cru Is 10 c's pee par.
lemonade Glaze, Is rs 20 A,2i ncr,',s
lamps, all &c, from 10 Ct. ~ | g cI.N
Stu IL Lamp wl.h ,ha o., - Ct.
Lantern, from 80 c,s upw3rl.,
an great v1r'tF # other articles IN 'l- Cr9r' 81.
and Gas Ware Inc. all I'll wa ch W. - su.j ~.
cheaper than can lie = Z: any ,.her str. "a
sta'p.
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