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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-23
WASHINGTON GARDENS. HoBoKEN.


John lKELAND. the well proprietor Of the First
Ward House, No. 28 New (corner of Exchange
Place. grateful for the patronage hitherto received IRON his
friends and DESTROYS merit continuation of IT, respectfully
informs then and the public generally III he hiss lately
chased the large and House and Gdep, known
the Wa hngton House. Hudson Hoboken.
within few walk from the Ferry, formerly occupied
by tho late ame Sweenv, where he will be happy receive
calls from lh friends Of the late PROPRIETOR also the public
generally The GIdens being newly aud tasefuy laid out
will be supplied during The with excellent
ment of the Iarest md choicest Of flowers The bar being
greatly enlaged and newly fitted ny, will contain
ard cigof the most superior brands-also Sherry Cobbe
Mint Ju aud Punches made in the best svle Refresh
ments including Ice and other decaces Of he
H. has also fit up and agreeable sitting
e the most delightful scenery The subscriber determined
that nothing shall bs he comfort of
has also rehtted the Bowling Saloons vii entire
new Alleys, built The most approved pan for exercise and
. to say more ih'n hat they will ia all be
found att ntve TO the of the visitors The subscriber
om hi long experience in the business respectfully socs
share Of tn, ub patronage and pledges bimsef that moth
ing shall be his those his employ to
contribute the comfort and enjoyment of those who
visit the Washington Gardens.
a2wsr JOHN IRELAND Proprietor
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REDUCTION wl1H9mT HUMBUg. .,

REDUCTION WITHOUT HUMBUG.
I AMPS formerly known WEBB BURNERS" can
u be had at HINDs' Manufacturing Depot, No ia
Grand street, dor fom Broadway with the adj Of
al his ,mproveSent cheaper by far tan he found IN
this city The has fcity for manu-
ing aud with the experience Of five years de
termi ed To make his ha cheapest the market
recently been got brass tin the
o. finish the lamps Of other dealers and by dol
with exhorbant profit and bel satisfied will
III manufacturing profit alone: now defes The
sutscribrr would call the attention of those who fitting
stores and the puoc IN general TO cali and ssy thems Ives
the truth of the above before ell ewhee
All dealers sppped first Astral
Lamps altered burn camhene and all kinds OF lamp work
done with and the creates desp Itch.
JAMES KINDS, Manufacturer,
AL lm'r No ia q and street.
T ATE INFORMATION OF SEGARs AND TO
u BACCO.-Tn7 Sub cnber, having recently arrived from
Havana offers the ale and Of
t.eeeted by him,e fi the following apds La Norma La
Emprcsa Wood lille, Tab Ca and Lord Byron. OF
yarns kinds st 3D. Sd and at ty OF Havana .uoeror
rnan,s, the ion Of Sauna los brothtr is d solved
Ga the U.s. OF The old eabishm Of the late firm will
b. moved No, Wal second d,ot below Tee
for the Lord By mamma in Havana and for The Scat
ftrat, Tobacco B,ltimor held by the Subscriber,
which he Offers at Wholesale and retail.
A A SAMANOS,
a22 lm&r No 4 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-23

DICRs PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC sHANKs,
- for Boots and Shoes OF ever eescriponThe Of this
Improvement GLOWING important advantages
the akng Boots and Shoes of
descriptions that II equally the weight pressure Of
the foot from heel toe giving the time pleass
elastic motion walking and also keeps the Boot
gna pe preventing the shank hollow Of the foot from
pressing down. and the heel from turning behind End ako
eeeuay prevents the Pantaloon straps from coming in
with the pavement and wearing OIL Another real
forward and puchns the and cons urt
the shank prevents the the nsep from
tight and csnng those painful humps the top
the tstep can be used with very low heel much NOR,
comfortable 70 the wearer the bont shoe rough
water-sotked they IeIan their shPe IN he at Of pulling
them on which the common vii always do but adj
here TO the sole othe foot causing the shanks break
only by the undersigned New York Jerse,
City, and Brooklyn.
LO3lN BROOKS
,c,,s. Manufacturer. 1873 rulton street. ~ y.
JOHN DICK Patentee ard Manufacturer,
loo Fulton street, third door east Of Broadway
m2e lm-r under Lott aad Chap,n's Boob store, N Y
| ,kAf ~ PAYhbLt AT SIGHT without discount on Al
parts OF England, Ireland and 5cotand sums OF al a.
70, TO any amount, for sale
a2str ., W.,i - ,t,..t and ,9d A. +" s -,
| ONDO BROWN ~TOUT-2l CASKS, Sc eu d, ren Co.
Brown Stout, for sale by -
wooDHULL& MINTURNs,
a2 81 soulh street,
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az I'm y

u SPRING FASHION FOR GE NTLEMEN'S HATS
b-The undersigned respectfully informs his
and the ubc ealy that he has ready for
and SAL, the much admired style Il genem MS Hats
which for beauty Of nh aud aud Of FORM exceed
ormer effort, IA this othcr city.
To the economist they desirable article, they
bine cheapness, duabl and elegance, warranted
and Inferior Ia the manu- act Of Hats chal
comp q, reore solci Of uoIc patron
he would so call their his Ia
Of Mems Youths aud cildeps cap of cloth vee &c alt OF
his manufacture which for of be
equaied.
Also, style chdren's rab and pearl colord fancy
hats trimmed with velve Of for and
wear very much admired call will the
OF the superiority the bove toned arti-
cles, ready for sale the cd 'stibshrd torres Of
ISAAC ~ ARCHER,
msr an Grre ~ a ~ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-23

AN AMERICAN CAPTAIN SENTENCED TO THE GAL
LEYs The Wilmington IN. C) Chronicle says -
Captain Leighton, of the brig abigail K edmond,
from ST. Thomas. informs us that before he left
there intelligence was received that Captain Coz
zens, OF the brig Pilgrim, OF Baltimore. had been
tired IN Guadaloupe the charge OF robbIng house
at Point Pere OF 40,O 900 at the time Of the earth
quake there, convicted. and sentenced TO ten years
labor In the galleys in France, whittier he was !" De
sent Captain Cozzens belongs to the state OF
Maine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-23

O,,,o River Al Wheeling on Tuesday, the Ohio
River had eighteen feet Of water in the channel, and
vas rising AZ Pittsburgh, on the same day, the
River had twenty-five teet OF water IN me chann me-
AT Cincinnati, on Monday, the River was In the
finest stage for the largest boats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-23
The late Mercer Case.

DEAR SIR
Being constant reader of your paper, am about
to trouble you with lew words with reference to
your very able editorial on the Mercer case-sn
article adherng so closely to truth, and containing
such right sentiments, that all must have approved,
who have had the good fortune to read it, There
was, however, IN the opinion OF many in this CON-
munty, one fault. Ii was not severe enough agaIRs
the parties concerned IN the late, properly designated
by you as a farce. trial of Mercer. Why Sir, did
you not come out, too, against such perverson
OF all law and JUSTICE and the indulgence OF such
false sympathy, as the one-sded consideration of this
case seems TO have produced j should consider
this family OF Mercer deserving Of censrre for not
taking more care of this daughter than allow her
to be running round the streets of large city after
O'Clock at night in the depth Of winter. Not once
but II would appear commonly Did they moi, by such
conduct,cause this awful CATASTROPHE murder of
Heberton According TO the evidence, she volun-
tarlly entered the house of designation She made
no resistance 10 her hat and cloak being taken off
The counsel stated that she finally resisted long
AS she could; that her screams were heard by the
inmates OF the house but thus was never attempted
to be proved by evidence. Why not Why was
not Heberton prosecuted tor the rape and if
shooting was so praiseworthy, Mercer might subse-
qiently have "put on his maniness," and performed
the noble act. II must surely be the doctrine Of a
school that dgnlhes assassination with the term
manliness and surely ASSASSINATION was alone
ntemplaied and alone Effected. Heberton in
a close carriage, and knew not that Mercer
near hlm-nelther saw the other The murdered
man had no chance for defence. IL was a cowardly
murder The case OF Colt IN the killing OF Adams
was noble In comparison Adams stouter
man prepared for defence by angry alter
cation and Colt might have been the sIain-hs
rsked his life in taking revenge for his honor
being buled by the term liar applied 10 him
Yet he was TO expIate and | think Justly, this act
by his death. r. again, Mercer thought he was JUS
titled in taking the life OF Heberton, where the
manness ln setting up the plea of insanity Ii was
contemplate Most strangely has the whole bust
ness been conducted. The counsel for the State OBJ
jected to the scenes which occurred when Miss
Mercer was introduced Witness (and whose
evidence, by the way, was quite irrele TO the
murder.) as they might have an undue influence on
the jury-yet this counsel, as reported in the Herald,
AT the conclusion Of his address 10 the Jury, ''leant
his head upon his hands and wept." In conclusion,
would ssk you, SIR the simple queston-have the
jury IN this case brought IN q verdict according to
the evidenced The community should be enlghren-
ed on the subject With many apologies for taking
up 80 much OF your valuable time, beg subscribe
myself A LovRp OF JusrlcE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-23

A BROWN CO.'S One Price Hat Store, I7s Chatham
sqnare corner Of Mott where fashion, beauty dura
bility and The rro
have the pleasure offer style nat The
mitat Of beaver which closely resembles those rme
sold for S. and S. the low fixed 81 those
ncnst necessity Induced to study economy that
able article Of dress opportunity
and still keep up the app of the
Brown Co pre- .entinR this hat puoc think they
reached utmatum OF beauty, cheapness,
durability and comfort 10 the All sales Tor cash
therefore good the losses incurred
BROWN co. l78 Chatham square,
Nj,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-23
re M IL M
OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE,
No. 81 SOUTH STREET N. Y

OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE,
No. 81 SOUTH STREET, N. Y.
PASSAGE to and from Great Britain and lre,nd via Liver
pool and London by the regnar packets weekly and
Goth OF each month The subscriber made extensive
rangenent IN and can, CONT
feDce those person, sendag re that every
due and a gent attention viii be shown and all W.
embark with them age also be- engaged from Liver
pool - ect TO New Orleans Nozzle, Sa alnah Ba pms e,
IN adelphii ton aud 20 tue ereut ports Of British
Provinces With these with
vantage which his ivsrp oil correspondents possess being
Ia ge and ensnsyel engaged il the iRhtng
ships TO the various United States with eight
passengers The facility offered by this
surpassed and from the large number
pioyed In the line there be whatever, which
VIII De The price Of will be the lowest
sage money wal D. returned as customary The
aie rom the difere TO Liverpool be
cured Those emtting To their friends drafts
70 a"y houn aya6ie IN the INC pal towns, without dis
cou hrouRhout Gea Britain and Ireland an arr
winch has gwen the greatest satisfaction
Ihe SUBSCRIBER hoi the public
patronage which lis ueen Literally bestowed for many
years past Fo further particulars apply tf by letter post
!. & w. ROBINSON, No l6 Goree Pazzas,
Georges Dock, and Neptune Waterloo Dock Liverpool
Thas Timmins Es No l65 South Front 81, Phlada
Patrick N lton Esq Buff 90 N Y
ynse, kir ,patric,, Pittsburgh Pa.
Nhchl MEG ade, Utica, Y.
Ia Nooman, NIL w-uhie, W isconsin, Ty.
Chs. McCorkey, Dubuque, lows Ty.
j. X Elliott Detroit Michigan.
Correlus CahlIl. Peru, Illinois.
J1hn II gu y, Roches err ". Y.
B-The subscriber also ent for first class packet ships
saii every lev day days fr I'm New York New Orleans
Mobe Charleston, aud Savannah by which passage
secured at the lowest rate m2r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-23

BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON.
THE subscriber brgs leave Inform hi, the pub
lie, thai he has the .bove well known house win ch
has been thoroughly repa ed and painted the best
newly furnished throughout and will be open The
M ~
The is delightfully."- stu ted Immediately opposite the
steamboat landing aud from p,szzas view
tending up the Kills and the bay and ,rbou Of New
York To III SIDE esirou: Of pleasant resdence during the
ba e. together with beautiful AMI walks conve
oent &c tn city every hous by steam the Belmont
House offers Inducements by other the Is
land and the subscriber trusts that his former efforts give
salts propeto of the Pavilion, his de-
pains render his house agreeable,
will him the Of p, the
he his hereto been favored with
GEORGE PIERIS,
Nrxv Rut Anil IQA2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-23

ARMY NEws-The Stara, and sampson, arrived
last evening in five days from port Leon; fney
have on board companies A, u, b. n, and :, cf me
United States infantry on Their way to Jefferson
Barracks Officers--NaJor william Lear IN
command; Captains Cotton and Wheeler Lleuts'
Rrooks and Skies Nec Orieaa3 Paper, ArH1 Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-23
Rossv.LLE BOARDING SCHOOL, STATEN

M WESTHOLP RESPECTFULLY inform his friends and the
w public, that his school will re open on the Isl of Nav
tents and guardians are also Informed w w. makes
point OF conscience to guard every possible
Of children care from to twelve years of
age Reading writing, orhog ap1y, arihm,c, geograph
and grammar taught The location d,gh fu and he ,ithy
the orchard gardens and play
minutes walk from the landing. The steamboat R,ritan
lie Barclay street dty az oc ock Rossviie.
Terms for boa'd aud IN, including washing S25 per
quarter paid in adv e. References -
rev David More, Staten Island.
w. N Seymour, ESQ., Chath m square. ny
H-nr. Stewart Sepuine Esq Sta Island.
John G iiBn, Esq 81 Munroe street
Messrs Colvil! aud Flem'ns. Esq, Is Cedar street
Capt Edward Ferber Esq. Hick. street, Brooklyn.
Mrs. v -ran. 81 Errldge street New Yor aga lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-23

TNGtRsOLLS GREAT BOAT BAZAAR FOR 18i3-
Remember cedar and oak boat Us worth twenty pine
and white ID The subscriber during
to fully satisfy world Of the difference betweeS
good boats and bad Therefore every from his
bshment warranted will bear upon IL the stamp Of e. l.
Ingcrsoli.
During the past the subscriber produced
mabe Is foot sailing Dnhey Troubier which received the
challenge from the American Institute and the gold
d she is ready to show hef sailing boat,
matter where built who by Tor valuable trorhyAlso
the boat Henry Stork, WHICH hrse
sion, with Also the Triumphant q w Chapman, which
without an effort, made the quickest time upon record
However, during the he intends leaving all
his former efforts the shade He will for any
nd desci Of boits from fifty bufthen
wherever his stamp be found there will be boat thai
can't he beat. e. l.. INGERSOLL, Boat Bazaar,
406 and tlt Water ST. and 1911 Cherry 81.
JAS. w: HALE, Sole A., Mt, So Wall ST.
S-Race sail, club, life and pleasure oosts always
be found Ingeno Bazaar cheaper than they be pur
chased else here. rpi msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-23

THE WARM
$ A 1T w A TER

sA TEFF WAFER WAaf
path Is the foot of Desbross.s street, NJ
Five Tickets on- Dollar. apl6 imsr
Of N5w fss pSLee hereby given T. all persons having
n Sccead t late o. the city OF New YORK
hereof g the saS'e6 , a. he Sfss Il Edmund Derry
Dated New YORK. the 18th DAY Of Mach. ia,s
JAMES JAMES ecAssssEEff BEL
milo iaw6mr Administrator with the will annexed
FEW GETLEMEN of steady h bits can be accemmo.
"a dated With good bo and pe,s'n room, N private ami
modated on the most reasonable term paor and bedroom
TO let With or without board a5ec
"FRANCIs PATENT LIE BOAT Office No.
TRANCE CREAM .CANDY.-Mes.. J.. Pes.e Il son
y Coufecuonsn. IS Division street have brought forth
s psst %ho pua. such
h candy I che ss ayG. ons Havana Cans.
ov-s OF confectionery ~ general -Anrora AFR
DAGUERREOTYPE.
9 THE RI ss Eu;o AR s., g.
Pauls church, pectin.' the photographic arss
~ 1 v v
1900 sen dgae rsSype ets e inches by az No 80; q
Spas and ali aoan Fea'S ees name lenses y. inches
dme's BY for se9s vs Of
the chr ais necessary for The dasnereotvne as lmsr
EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT
THE subscribers will send an express. through from this city
ing o. the 9th INST TOR the transportation of specie bank
bundles and packages of goods collection drafts bulls
and all such other busin be entrusted to
them. POMEHOY CO..,
avail at, NY
N. B. Immediately the opening OF lake vigaOn the
above expires, line win be extended Chicago Cine
and continued hroug the
with their New York. Albany, Troy, and Buffalo daily
press m6r
A DAMS CO.'S NEW YORK AND NEWARK L
"A PNESSThc public respectfully informed that
subscriber have established Express between New Yo
and Newark NJ j. Tor the and speedy delive
If packages bundles &c &c the collection Of
and hills and all other business appesning to Express
Ocn for article: be returned by The Exprcss will
delivered free Of charge.
Office New York No. Wall street. aud in Newark,
SMITHS Newspaper Depot, No. 800 Broad St
Leave New York at TX A. M. and ~ T. M.
Leave Newark nj . A. NJ and IN 7. M.
ADAMS II CO.
IMrORTANT TO OLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AkNDEN co. will draw their Express and Foreign
Letter Oce Nos Wall street. small bills Of exchange from
L2 ElOo, suit payable sight, for the accomm
ston of wishing oremit TO the friends in England
Ssa nd, Scotland
TIE letter bags the Royal Mail Steamers fcLy sool
are also made at their Office.
For irrtaCr information apply 10
| I. HARNDEN 4 CO,
| Was.rs
| Agents " London-MACLEAN, MARRIS u co.
| ivrrpool-WiL NER SMITH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-23

SAln NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACkETS-Packet
MA a5;n Apn-The splendid st sailing packet sh,r
) DDONS, Captain n Cobb, will sail positively
i've her regular day. Toe shs OF this line all 90
burthcn aud aId heir accommodations for cabin
second cabin PASSENGERS, well known,
Other line Of packets Those wish
behs should fail make early application o,d.
w. ]. 4. TAPSCOTT,
alsec ~ Peck Slip cor southst
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-10
CONSUMPTION
A n ID LEv "A COMp AMT
DIR. TAYLOR's
BALSAM OF LIVER WOput

FROM 375, BOWERY, N, y
ENoR the cure OF Coughs, Colds Asthma yyboon;oo
Cough, Catarrh, Pains in the Side and Breast Rom
ehts Liver Complaints, and ali those affections of Tho
lhroat ana Lungs which source Of go much suAe,
hg, ano SO often terminate ia Consumption This remedy
Is 1JS,y su uigny distinguished Ii is purely vegetable
.nu " Be IN Tvs effects upon The system and can be
utility. So extensively has il been nsed All ~ f. as
ca succossu, even in extreme and apparently almost
hopeless cases. mol only as palliative b'r as ,cmsJY
that the proprietor feels no hestancy IN n,oJni'
recommending 1t 10 all Who unforluna civ NAV ba 20 CO.
sion TO resort TO some means for recovery " ~
Physicians familiar with its effects and o,yo,o e H.
healing properties of this vegetable Preparation MOI o
itequcLty prescribe 1t in their Practice and with Tho mel
zeal faculty generally 1t has with more than ordinss
APPRECIATION. ~ '"e'y
Cerhcates from The highest and most respectable son-
ces'oi persons VINO have either been greatly relieved b
nor entirely recovered fom affections of the Lunps ana
LIVER could be furnished in abundance but we deem s
not necessary to publish them the medicine Is o oener
any known throughout the country, to be the best m sd
cine IN use Tor diseases of The Lungs aud Liver
For common Cold and Cough this is one Of The cor,
bes remedies ever discovered. Wy
Is. There Is spurious and counterfst article oaoo,
and latel7 Introduced into this place Therefore be ca
iu 10 get the genuine, which is from 975 Rowerv NJ
ORR ana see that the new steel plate abel is on the bar
Tie 70 prevent counterfeits wv
For sale by Sas Burbank and Clark e. Collins Nor,
peheI; Moses Morse, Johnson; Morrill, Young 4, e.
STANFORD H. ID. Morgan Co., Warren r. &. J. M
Rchordson Waitsicd. ia9Ir - avs
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-10
ANIMAL CHEMISTRY.
April 3, 1913.

A NIMAL CHEMISTRY--has proved beyond all
n question that means can be so chemically combined
TO act upon the al sorben SYSTEM and remove various
accumaations which, if allowed to continue will create
disease, pain, troublesome tumos morbid swelugs
ulous diseases &C. According TO tie chemistry and the
physiology of the human system, remedy has been dis
covered and is applied and rendered successful
moving painful swelngs pains in the side and back rheu
matsm scrofuous hume S. KInga Evil enarg emenl about
the throat and neck, ague cakes, enlarged spleen &c SC
One thing should be borne in mind by every physician
that The here spoken Of should be used prefer
10 every thing else, of ,therngs painful
swellngs in the breast Of those who nurse When tho
casts are panu-there no means which be used
that will give quick and certain relief his II never
fails, for weak backs spinal irrilatlons and fact all
kinds Of weakness or niammalons, it cannot fail AS an
external application IN liver complaints, pains the ps
and shoulders Chrome and irnanmatory rheumatism, it
has no equal and as pain extractor OF all kinds there is
M drops, lnmont plaster that wi compare with the
JEW DAVID'5 OR HEBREW PLASTER"
this is the remedy, and is too well known among physi-
clans general need any othor description. Thou
sands have been reeyedb by this pas,eaer every other
application had ia led luis pleasant TO wear, and one
need fear taking cold in that part which the plaster
applied. pamphlet giving an account of its discovery
which sufficient 10 spread eight pasters. Price
so cents.
CLARK s. COLLINS, Montpelier, wholesale agents
for the State ocVermon For sale also by s. f. Howard
Burlnglon f. Huntington, Vergennes s, Moody, Mid
dlebury, n. q, Hale Chelsea Dana, Weeks and STAN
ton, Danvlle; 5 IL Topper Charlotte; WF&;IP
Wood, Wesiord; l. l. butcher ST. Albans & ID
Soula, Fairfield; III and l. b Walker Bakersfield Fisk
and Brown, Wateryille, Keeer and Noyes Hydepark
Noyes, MorrsyIlle Pennock q. Benjamin, Wolcolt
Putnam, Marsh6eld l. Jewett, St Johusbury jew
cit and Co. Barnet; Ross Jr Woodstock; w Downer,
Sharon; S Britain, Barre VIM Rhodes Jr. Richmond ;
Dnlton and Clark Bratlleboro. 22-iyeop.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-11-10
wv A'VCNE ES.

Silver Spoons G old Beads, Ear ornamncts Finger Rings
Ladies' and Genemens BreaslPins, patterns livery
rch) Gold Ristlctsstone set Gold and Silver Pencils
Gold and Silver Bowed Spectacles, Silver Thinblcs
Miniature cases, Gold Breast Pins, Gold Guard Keycs
Gold Watch Chains, Gard Cases, Mourning Ringe and
Pins Silver Combs, Shell Combs, Work Bays Pocket
Scissors Fancy oods Violins and Strings goot as
soment best kind ofPermery, Macassar, Buffalo and
Bears Oil for the hair Fishing implements Tia ge Lo)
Brlttania Terpots and Casters, sureot quality. large
assortment of Toys Watch Trimmings Wood Clocks and
Brass do and short most every thing that IS kept at
JcwcrJ Ware Store.
s. A. takes this opportunity to Just say the ladies
and gentlemen Montpelier and vicinity, that he has
arged his Shop Establishment and has spared pains TO
select Goods suitable for market 10 Gil it up; and fur.
Their says ALL at home abroad, to just step in and
anime the quality and price before purchasing elsewhere
At rate they may rely this, that goods what
recommend them to be SALE
&C. J@Cocks and Watches repaired a; short notice ana
warranted.
NJ Silver orkand Jcwcry made to order or to any
pattern and warranted good.
Montpelier, May 1913. 70