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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22
BOOTS AND SHOES.

n BOOTS AND SHOES.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
ALL WHU WEAR the above articles sndwish
had better lose time IL calling e. the fashionable Bo1 ard
where all tn mslves with an article nat Tor
style make fashion and finish. cannot be surpassed
haps equaei In this city, .
s. r. s. begs TO appss particular hosd I've. and gentle
who well fitting boot CATER ndispersAble
article the ensemble OF all within % MONDE that
l6OX Greenwich the only New York
they d pend on being suited :,
N. B.-Ladies aud Misses Caters, Shoes, &c. always
hand in endless variety.
&c Remember i6ox and ISL Greenwich strest.-kO
f15 3nsec
:. ONLY LOOK AT THIS aud see the as "a
tonishing low prices Of BOOTS aud SHOESAX
that selling of at the New and tashonabe and
- Shoe Store of Greenwich and Murray strests
gentlen fins ksech and native calf sots double
Also large assortment Of gentemeu boys and youths fine
also large asset Of low priced Boots and Shoes
ged we'd for boys and youths and
that Will come wthia the feach OF al classes.
The Ladies Of New York and its vicinity will 6ud il to their
advantage call this establishment and tbs spen
did of Boots Buskns Slippers aud Ties Of
all the different coors and most fashionable styles There is
iny Of Owe shoes and proof Buskins gentle
mems ed, with leather bottoms ladies' do; Moccasns
aud India Rupbers iured plain and figured; AID chill
drens Of all kinds, in abuG dance and cheap
Don't mistake number. 1853 Green ch Of
Murayst WRIGHT, CALHOUN &CO.
fr28 lm*ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22
TO DRUGGISTS AND PATENT MEDICINE
VENDORS.
nTRC w T. a X,

CIR l. a X.
THOMAS ROBERTS CO. Of sol Broadway. Druggists
ard proprieto Of IN. popular msdiciue kno as Fairs
Pills take ssss 70 inform the Druggist and dealer AZ, IN rs
pointed Mss. Sniff Fo%LE Druggist o. m
Of E lie. PHI s h .os ana New Enasa ss.
Thomas Robert. have regret tina. during the
fraudulent attentions Of former agent. and
ceirns 0' 'hs
Thomas Roberts 4 Co. indebted 10 Mr. +. Browns
the said which being settled IN their favor by the Acting
Chancellor they are now able to place The Agency oil ths
The ,e,Tectbity and business character Of N-ss Smith
&Fowle guarantees that sub and he trade generally
ns Gss s sgs sAs o sS.s ss Ts
mont but Transferred to US by the ssrs Of chancey
:s wall s sc Sos ny
ns i%s TMSs i RsoBEss 800
TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
Desomeaux Of Paris lie has entirely exploded the gene
rally ornion of the existence Of ncus1s o.
eae%y The nyasbie and
Elixir Cordial in every instance OF producing that sns OF
Sso for ys1. ' psed N eSJe.s ioasnss has fully
ed tbs fact that what is usually termed baenne,s caaps ~
in fuor albus. debility incontinence and
The various train oil complaints arsng from excess 0I
aaUn Th fn Of h. wondea EIf csda Is well
tablhed sale Of more than fifty thousand bottles and PACK
sss E d % s snd agreeable to the
Tbs unde signed is the only authorised agent Tor TINS coun
Price Sc bottle
For the convenience hoee residing out Of the city TIE In
gsdeats compo'as the Elixir G9Td are pT up
Price of package IS. making three bottle.
All Letters must BE- postp3id snd dlr,cteS 70
nal I'm D&W an Office 1879 Liberty st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

rTHE SUBSC RIBEK hereby informs his friends and the
public that he has commenced to bake Passover Bread for
the ensuing ho!idays and ready for delivery.
Notw that he has
tor. ansM Chesed Shert Shomsim and Beth Israel he still
shall feel happy supply
gresaonn The majority Of the Of the Elm street
congregation having already their orders the
feels confident that this noble and independent example will
followed by Others who should be similarly suatd regard
to their own congregation who they please without
being under restraint. M. s. COHEN
TERMs-H7y1aofn superior quality, 81. TO til. pound
at SIX cents; meal eight cents pound.
Orders tsssn for all kinds of Caks for the approaching
fNO imsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

A RARE CHANCE.
FOR SALE FOR CASH, THE REFECTORY
NO. 50 BOWERY,
DJOINING the Theatre well fitted W and in complete
with thng requisite for csduciing the business
The wishing change his business offers the stand
at q bargain
To good tenant the place be had reasonable
Apply, between the hours Of 10 and IL O'clock A NJ the
premises
New York, March 10th, 1874. mia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

TO THE AMERICAN LADIES AND
GENTLEMEN.
A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, twenty-five years old, hay
"A ing been several years Teacher COLLEGE Of fars would
be happy 20 bsow day some hours giving private lea
IN the French Language during his this city
II wish TO learn rapidly this be utIfu and
language aud to havs best frsiaa accent you
the following direction and you will obtain exactly what
you desire. MR. X. q. DE CALMONTIER,
mis- ln~rc % keade strest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22
MAGNIN'S
LUCINA CORDIAL,

OR, ELIXIR OF LOVE.
DOR the speedy and Of female irregularities i'm
potency barnness, huor aous, incipient consumptinn
constitutional debility whether the result Of imprudenee i'll
accident
The enson produced by this wonderful medics discover
Paris, has be- nearly squaed by its introduction
America Numerous smonlals have been received from
those whose constitution wreck, but who have
been invigorated by this nco parable Cordial Others who
had ruined their health by their own folly have
and this cordial the Of restoration as all other
medical aid had been used The hitherto chdless fire.
side has oen been rendered happy and the nhm the
and the have again exuled the elasticity and
OF bygone days
Tie agent Of of the interior villages e New York state.
which by Of bottles of Lucina Cordial,
couple after four OF bitter dsappoin ment bed
rejoice the realization of the fondest hopes of married
life.
The agent for the city Of A., New York sold bottle
gentleman who had been afflicted with disease Of the urethrs
for eeyen years few days he returned and said he had
treatment for eleven lie Immediately bought six bottles
Our forbids the winch
liberty to jeer The universal satisfaction which
this nestimable Elixir has given single complaint hav
been made not Of the least proofs Of allied
exceleuce.
Price 50 per bottle.
Sold at % Nassau st. New York North Sixth street. Pha
delphis Smith Fowe 1873 Warrington street, Boston.
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22
SPRING FASHION.

a THREE DOLLAR HATS H. MONAHQVE
calls the aeation the public Of fine
Hats the price Of Three Dollars 80 bowey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22
LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEW

BtIIaonE March aI-Arr Moscow. Carter. New esns;
w Tyler, Tyler, Mobiles Gen Marion sylvester Charles
ton, fh inst Pomona, Sherman. New Bedford Mary Bray
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

WHO WOULD BE WITHOUT TEETH, whea TIE
w following unprecedented dentistry made
by the celebrated Dentist w. THUkNE, D. D. T., S2 East
Broadwat
Cleaning Teeth, Isl 90
stopping with his ju,tly celebrated Mineral 10
Single Icoth on Pvot .'''.'''.'. Is
" Silver, .....-..........
" Gold. .................. 90
complete Of Teeth the approved al
the price the above.
Where entire satisfaction not given, no charge will
be- made: GO East Broadway mi m m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

T LECTURES ON PHRENOLOGY-Or, the Laws Of
- Mans Being Presented and Applied to the Diseernnent Of
Characier to Self Improvement to the Moral Training and
vemmsat OF Children inc uang their Intellsctus Ldacs-
Descent Religion; Morals. Politics, Temperance. EHisng
Evils and their KsmsSy Se BY Fowler q Linton ton
Ap5 a Ih.lia. hall every ThuI.dsy evening and At
at half past O'Clock and closing with public evan nations
often wit. TESTS Sns 70 the INST bve lectures
free, and contribution taken. See bills.
Professional and books at 1871 Nassau street.
New York, EVENINGS f2s lmsec
SUPERIOR skGAKS-We have just received few select
- ed invoices OF thu folio Vic G choice bra DIS -
hegsliss, tvnious kinds
Es,arterol.
Prmaverss.
fngenuidads.
And lot OF our celebrated FL PoET small segar Of
CLARK, BlNlNGER 4 CQZZENs,
NIL lw'rc 50 Vesey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-22

THE SUBSCRIBER intends keeping Groceries for the
suing Passover 0OS at 90 Catherine street, where
those Of his friends that will honor him with CALL be
furnished with the best quality The lowest prices
The Coffee and Spices ground, required and to
part Of the city Tree OF expense
The above Groceries will be ready for sale Tuesday
March H. 1874 Orders received 70 snd 96 catherine street
MI 2wSuc l.. NJ. KiTTEhBAND.
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with an original Introductory Essay on the Chorac-
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Tne Select MSrhs Of Fl MAJ Of En"
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Jan. 10, 1874 80 A. EDWARDS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19
mi 81 II II 1 @ q o

In this village the 81 inst bv the Rev Ter. OCai.
laahnn Mr. Michael Cusello to Miss Cath. Snierv,
both Of Charlotte. Mr. Edward Potter to Miss Then,is
Terrier, both of ST. Adams. Mr. Palric Tague To Miss
Mars aret Murry both of this town. Mr. Martin O'Con.
nor 10 Miss Rosona Goodman, both of this place
Mr. John Dnrbicr 10 Miss Ore' Russell, DO h Of Jrr.
cho. Mr. George Nimms t, Miss Mary McCowen
both of Berlin. Mr. jeremiah Carroll 10 Miss Susan
McGvern, both of Barnet. Mr. Thomas Lynch &c
Miss Ellen O'Dowd, both of ST. Albans. Mr. Jane,
Ravey ~ Miss Mary Doom, both OF Und rhill. NJ,
Edward Doupherly to Miss Cath. Sween, both o
this place. Mr. Martin Gleason to Mrs Mary CASEY
widow of Denis Casey both of Ilineshureh. Mr. VIM
GALLAGHER to Miss Catherine Mccormick, both o
this place, Mr. Timothy Hogan 10 Miss Margarc
Mcdonnell. both of This place.
NJ John Brannen..lo Mrs. Mary Farley, widow q
Parl * Farley, both Of Fairfield Mr.. Rogers Collin
to Miss Jane Howard, both Of Beik,hir also by tn
same Mr. Peter Morgan 10 Miss Anna Doran, both G
Fairfield.
Jan. IL, 1914.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19

The ECCLESIASTICAL CoNTROvERsY.-We
have not thought it worth while to furnish our
readers with the whole of The epstolary debate
between Doctors Wainwright and Potts, because
it has thus far related only to questions Of mere
preliminary arrangement. But the question
exci,es a sufficient interest, perhaps, to warran
US in giving the substance Of the dispute az far
as it has gone. Since referring to the matter
last week, two letters have appeared one from
each of the combatanis In his letter of Sat.
urday, DR.. Fo,ts, after some remarks intended
to show which of the parties had provoked the
controversy, closed as follows:--
"'There cannot be a Church without Bish-
op.' This is your proposition. mean to hold
you To this and now call upon you TO com.
menoe the discussion by defining your terms
In answering yoIr arguments, shall have the
opportunity desire, to prove that this dogma is
pregnant with inDumerable evils. theological,
social and civil. and that it is unscrptua,' &c
beg from you three definitions. which are
indispensable to right understanding of your
position:
!. What is the Church!
2. What is the catholicity of the Church!
3. What is Bishop!
DR. Wainwright. in his reply of Monday, dc.
MES that he was the challenging party, and
cites in proof il, passage from his speech at
the New England dinner to'lhc effect hat he
was willing 10 meet any one. on the proper &C :
casion. prepared to assert the sentiment of Mr.
Choate, and to maintain that there could be no
Church without Bishop. He then says to DR.
Potts:
"You have controverted proposition of mine,
and you desire to have the opportunity to prove
that this dogma is pregnant with immune rabe
evils, theological, social and civil. and that it is
unscriptural,' &c---and in the very same breath
YOU ask for three definitions, (which are nds-
tieR.'
Nov. il these definitions are indispensable
10 the understanding of my proposition, and you
have not yet obtained them. you certainly do not
understand it. And thus you have undertaken
to prove that a proposition, which you confess
you do not understand. SIS pregnant with innu.
merable evils &c. You may select either horn
Of the dilemma, as you please. II you did un.
dsrstand my proposition. it is worse than trifinp
call upon me now to tell you what il me ans
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19
John II. Joslyn's Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Hon. the Probate
District of Chenden, SIS. ! Court for the District
OF Chltlenden: To all persons concerned in the Es-
tate OF John u. Josyn, late of Wesllord in said Dis
tric', deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS VIM. Wood, administrator Of the Estate
OF said decea ed, proposes 10 render account of his
administration, and present his account against said
estate for examination and allowance al n session of
the Court OF Probate TO lie holden al the Registers Or
fee in Burlington, in said district, on the second
Wednesday Of February next.
THEREFORE, You are hereby no'ifel 10 appear he
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid, AM
shew cause, If any Won have, why The account aoic.
said >horld not lie allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 2nd day o
January, A. ID. lS4i.
32w3 WIN. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19
Ebcuczer LyOn's Estate,

STATE , or Q, ',, V2ER;MoNT} At p ''7 t,
Burlington, within and for The district aorc,ai on the
30h day Of Novenlc r, A. y. 1913, an Instrument
pnrporting 10 lie the la, Will and Testament Of
EDESEzER lyoS, lac Of Colchester in sad District
deceased, was presented 10 he Court here fer Pro-
ate. Nv Joseph Clark. the Executor therein named.
THEREFORE, 1t is ordered by sail Court that
publ, notice lie given 10 all person concerned therein
to appear e,re sail Conrt, al session thereof 10 e
holden nj the Registers Office in Burlington ON the
second WeIne dav Of February, A. d. 1914. and con-
IL the probate of al Will, IN i further ordered
that hi. order lie rIIishc three weeks sively
III the Burlington Free Pres, newspaper princd nj
D Burlington, in this State, the lat OF which shall be
previous 10 The day assigned, nore.a laid for hearing.
Given under my hand n, the Registers Office, tins
30 h day Of November a. d. 1913.
32w3 WIN WESTON Pcrisfer
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19
OYSTERS,

DY the leg or smaller quantny.-Al>o, Apples by
ID the Larrel or Lushe, constantly on hand. =,
90 d. BLACKMhN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19
BRIGHTON MARKET.--Jun. 8, 1874.

At Market, $50 Beef Cattle. and 1900 Sheep.
PRicEs-Beef CdHle--Last weeks prices were
fully sustained. We quote extra at 1926 QSi 80
FRS, quality, SO Is q "a; second quality $3.50 q 81
75;-third quality SO 3 50.
Sheep-smal lots were sold from 81 rs 10 50 Co.,
Weathers from $3.50 10 $3.50.
Strine-None at market
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19
NOTICE.

The members Of the Burlington Fire Company are
hereby notified that the annual meeting of said COM
pany will be holden ut J. Towards Hotel in Burlng.
ton, the fourth Wednesday he Oath day. of Janu-
ary 1884, al o'clock P. NJ. to elect 10 Wardens. q
Clerk and Treasurer to be Trustees of said Company
and to transact any other business authorized or re.
qurted by the Charter ofincorporation and bylaws
Of said Company. LYMAN CUMMINGS, Clerk.
January 2 1874
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19
BRIGGS & UNDERWOOD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, &c.
Burlinpfon, W. 6m32
MILK.

DERHAPS it l. moi known 10 all the lovers Of this
useful and delciuis ar iclc, that II can lie hal hv
application TO J. K1MBALL who will ,eliver II daily
Sundays excepetD at any place in this village at
cts. per quart l2a cts per gallon Please ny i,
and If satisfaction is not given no pay will be asked
Burlington, Jan. 10, 1874. 32w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19
II. NJ. I.

There will be public meeting of the institute this,
Frday evening, half past six oclock, at the reading
room, and an Address by member. Mechanics
generally Of the village are invited to attend.
s. FLETCHER SCH
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19
BURILNGg FEMALE SEMINARY.

lbt Di'INrl EEH y l4E Si2ht y u = I.
fGNliE fr,i Term in lS4i will commence on tn
j first Of Feir AIRY and con'n'e - weeks the
second on the 10 July AMI conI.n.e al, o % wees
Eleven week he qnarler
Burlington, Dee. 90 1913. 32p3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19
DROWNS Pocket Memorandum for l5i4, for sale
ID bv % S. HUNTINGTON.

AT THE GERMAN STORE.


DLACK, Blue Black and Colored Silk and Cotton
ID Warp Alpnccns and Alpaca Lusues; Change
able Striped and Figured do. Lunettas, PIlncetlas,
Oreans, Zenobie and Camblet Cloths; Black and
Blue Black Bomhnzines and Alpncs Black and Col.
ored Thihet Cloths, French and English Merluoes
light and dar, Printed >aX"nys, Eplans, Tagll mas,
Fancy Grape, Imperial Chusans, Pezans Plain and
Figured Nous De LANES, Meckllnghurgh l.usues
Grape Chnsans Klmernock Grapes, FOR CLOAkS
AND DRESSES; Black, Blue Black and rich Fig
ured six for Dresses &c.
Bonnet Silks, rich Figured and Plain SILK Veveis
for Bonnes and Velvet Ribbons 10 match and any
quantity oil Bonnet, Neck and other Ribbons.
Figured and Plain silk Lace for Wells ard Cotton
do. Black Chanrilla Wells Rich Silk Velvet. Plush
and Sill, Points and Dress llnndkerchlefs X selin,
Six; Worsed and various other Palds.
FrIlod Dimi'y Collas, DAINTY Cor do; French
Flowers, Cords and Tntsels, coored silk Cords,
Brai> Glmps, Fringcs Trimmings Gloves Muts
and Hosiery nnumerahe; Xephyr, Worsied Wors-
ted Patterns AMI Working Canvass, Muslns Combs
and thousand other articles usually wanted.
ALSO, 5000 Yards I.iehl and Dark Mornings
md half Mourning Caicoes and GInghams, by aclua!
measurement.
The above Goods are 10 he sod cheap hv
LOVELY q SEYMOUR
Church Street, Burlington, rs
Nov 20, 1913.
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ID / q d O.

In this town, on Tuesday evening, Capt. AsAHEL
WHIpPLE, late of Montreal, aged 81 years.
In Montpelier, January 18th cf the ErvsipelaS,
De W'Tr son of the late Isaac Rikcr, aged IL years
and months.
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A NEW YEAR
GrindaI REYNOLDS Estate.

STATE OF VERMoNT,} Ara Prot ale Court
District OF Grand Isle, S.. ! n holden al my dwell
ling house in North Hero IN SAID district on the IL h
day of l'ecemler, A. d. iSi3 an instrument plrpou-
ing 10 be the last w II and Testament of GRlNDAL
REYNOLDS, late of Grand Isle in ,aid district de-
ceased was presented 10 ,ad Court here for Probate,
by Guy Reynolds, one Of the Executors therein ma
med
THEREFORE, it is ordered, by said Court, that pub
lie notice lie given TO all persons concerned therein 10
appear Leore sad Court, at session thereof to lie
holden at my said dwelling house, on The goth day
of Jan airy next al one O'clock, p. NJ, and conle,t
the Probate of said will il they cause And it is
further ordered iha, This order be published three
weeks excessively in The Burlington Free Press a
last of which publication shall be previous 10 the day
aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at North Hero, IN said dis
iict, this 18th day of December, A. d. iS43.
80 JOEL ALLEN, Judge.
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James Marsh's Estate.

Di.lrci of CbillendeH, IS, L Courl within and for
The District of Chittenden To the creditors and 9TH
ers concerned in the estate of JAMES MARSH late oil
Burlington, in said District, deceased
Whereas, David Read, the administrator, OF the
Estate of said deceased has made application 10 THIS
Court TO extend the time limited for making pay
ment of the debts of said deceased, twelve months
from the goth day Of December A. ID. l943 and the
second Wednesday of February next, beng assign
ed for hearing in the premises at the Office OF the
Register of this Court, and ii having been ordered
that notice thereof be given, by publishing THIS de-
cree three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Pres newspaper printed at Burlington, before the
time fixed for hearing.
THEpEroRE, Yon are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid then
said time of payment being further extended rs more
said. Given under my hand nj Burlington, ms Ism
''' u De''"'>'' ~ WIN. WESTON, Rcsgister.
STATE or VERMONT TNhE Hon, III;
District of ChiItcnten. l. Pro' ate Cour
for the District of Chiitcnden: To all persons con
cerned in the estate Of JAMES MARSH late OF Burning
ion in soid district decen.ed GREETING.
Whereas. David Read, administrator of the estate
OF said deceased proposes 10 render nm account OF HI
administration, and present his account against sac
estate for examination and allowance ut session o
the Court of Pro- ne to be holden at the Register
Office in said Buring ton. on the second wednesday
of February next.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified to appear hefor
said court at the time and place aore' aid, ana shet
cause it any you have, why the account alofesal
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this End da
32ws ~ wM. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19

TNHICK BOOTS, Rubbers, and Shoes; Ladies
L Kid Slips, limitation French Slips, Children
half Caters, Ladies Leather Shoes, for saleby
January l2. S. N. GAUT a Co.
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F1RITELL SHOES.


7 AIDES KID SLIPS.
IL do French do do,
do do Waking Shoe,
do Carer, light and dark,
do Cater Boots,
DO 3uskin,,
do DOale Sole do,
Misses and Chdrens Shoes,
Gentlemen Slun>,
Lined an Fur Trimmed plain and Figured India
Rubber Over Shoe, ALSO,
Ladies aud Gen''cnen'> Mocca>ln>, large asscr,-
ment, for sale chean by LOVELY y SEYMOUR.
Church S rect, Nov 80, 1913,