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your toiling brethren in other and morcdoubt-
fu States, by good round majority for
SLADE, and decided Wing Legislature. 1t
is for you to send another strong Wing dele
cation to the next Congress, that the bcne-
ficent system of Wig policy may be main
TUNED and carried out more fully.
You have every reason to rally at this
time. Do you wish the tariff maintained,
which has raised the price of your wool at
least 80 per cent, and reduced that Of very
many manufactured articles Then work
and vote for its determined supporters, the
Whigs.- Do you wish TO show your abhor-
ance ofthat vile scheme for the extension ana
eternal perpctuation of SLAVERY, the
certainty of an unjust and disgrdcctWl WAR,
and the ossumption of TWENTY MIL
LION DEBT, BY the annexation of Texas!
Then work and vote for its determined enc
mics, the Wings. Do you wish to receive
your share of the proceeds of the public do
main, TO the requirement of which the blood
and treasures of your sires greatly coniribn-
ted Then work and vote for those who aim
to secure all these blessings, the Wings.
WINGS of VERMONT ! Prepare to
thunder from the polls on the 81 of Sepcm-
Der, your indignant condemnation of the To-
cofoco party and all its vile projects. Tel
that faction that you are not to be gul'cd in
to support of the ANTI PROTECTIVE
POLICY of Polk and his followers, nor LED
indirectly or otherwise to extend the curse Of
SLAVE POWER in our country. These
two qucstions--most vitality important and
interesting TO ermont--are the principal
points at issue. Can you hesitate about be.
stowingyo your confidence upon the party which
takes the position Green Mountain Boys have
ever been proud of holding IN regard TO them
ANSWER AT THE POLLS, by pouring another
broadsde INTO the piraiical craft Of Locofo-
coism.-Phanir.
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SENTIMENTS THAT NEED NO CON-
MENT

PATRIOTISM. "Whe,hcr in public or private
station, my friends may rest assured that shall
s,ant erect, with spirit uucouqaered while
life endurcs ready to second their cNertions in
the cause of Lid"ry, UNIoN, and the NATIONAL
PROSPERITY Nr. CiV'S Speech,
SLAVERY. 81 could only be instrumental
in Grad eating this deep stain upon the charac-
ter of our country would not exchange the
proud satisfaction should enjoy, for the honor
of all the trumphs ever decrccd to the most
successful conqncror "--H. Cily'S SPEECH.
g. am no friend cf slavery. he scarchcr Of
all hears knows that mine beats high and
strong in the cause Of liberty --Nr ClQyS
Speech.
Mr.. CLAY. at is with keen sensation OF
pleasure--alm0st of deiirhi--that we see this
gentleman defending the rjIht of his country
men to petition Congress for the abolition of
slavery in the District of Columbia, and assert
ing the Constitutional power OF that body TO
accede to their requests.
The God of the oppressed now presents for
Mr.. CIay's acceptance, honors that we hope to
see take root in time and bear their glorious
fruit through eternity" flames q. BirHeH
March 25th, 1886
HENRY CLAY. In all the various capacities
in which have known him to act, whathcrsa'
my assistant or associate, or as acting 'Ndepen
IDENTIFY of me and in his individual character anI
capacitv. have ever found him not only one o
the ablest men with whom ! ever co.operated
but ONE OF THE MOST AMIABLE AND WORTHY.
from John q. Adams' address at Cincinno'
I1Sf fan
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ID i q @ ,

In this place, very suddenly on Friday p. NJ. Aug.
23l, SARAH, wife of JoHS WILLIAMS, aged 81 years.
The deceased for few days previous TO her death,
had enjoyed better than her usual health, but while
dressing the morning of the 23d, she experienced
an attack of apopexy, and although medical aid was
Immediately rendered, she breathed her last in about
six hours, without recovering her consciousness
Her afflicted husband deplores the loss ofa kind af-
feconale and devoted wife who in the several rea-
ons OF daughter, sister, wife and friend has left few
eanals and none snperor
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THE TARIFF-CARPENTERS AND
ERS-TAILORS.

The most important aspect in which the
policy Of discriminating and protective Ia
rifT can be regarded, IN our judgment, is its
favorable effect on the interests of labor, by
giving greater variety to the occupations of
the country, inducing larger investments of
capital, and thus creating wider and more
steady supply of employment for all who de-
mend on wages for their subsistence and the
support Of their families. By lis practical
working, in this respect, tariff like the one
now established. produces that union be
tween the interests Of the capitalist and the
laborer. which is essential to the harmony
and the highes; welfare of the whole commu-
nity. 1t is as necessary for the permanent
benefit of the laborer, that the employer
should be enabled TO make fair profit on his
investment, as it is, that the laborer's own
wages should be such as TO enable him tc
maintain himself and hs family in comfort
for it is from those profits that the means
must come for paying IMAGES.
A protective tariff. therefore, is peculiarly
favorable TO mutual goodwill and harmony
between the different classes of society, il
nnseouence of It's direct effect in enlargne
emand for labor.
mechanical occupations are as GER
pd directly benefited by the prolec'
~. as are the manufacturing anC
interests and they would be al
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Brushes, Brushes, Combs.

A FULL assortment OF beautiful Rosewood backed
a Hair Brushes Infants Brushes Tooth, Nail and
Comb brushes, Clothes and Shoe Bru-hes,i loor and
Hearth Brushes, scrhhlng and flesh Brushes, Mezo-
Unto Brushes, hne comb cleaners, Of several kinds,
broom Brushes, dust AMI cramb brushes,-in short
almo>, every kind OF brush in use tor man aud beast.
We have them for brushing horses, clothes, halr,
shoes, &c, for >crubhng anl cleaning house, for
hats for tables, and for most uses.
Also, the very best and finest ivory Combs, shell,
horn wood, brass, and German silver Cunts, lust
received. BRlNSMAlD d BROTHERS.
Aug. 50h ~, Is
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o,lrnal.

II le next State elections will take place as
follows :-Ncrmont, September the 81 s.
Maine, September. the oh. Seven States
vote in October, namely :-Maryland, Octo-
Der 81 Georgia and Arkansas, October
7lh New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Ohio,
October Srh, and South Carolina, October
1ith
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WnIPPLE SPooNER, J CnIrTENpEN Co. CouRr
.. May Term 1874.
CHARLES II. SwIFT.l

WHEREAS, Whippe Spooner, of Burlington, in
w SAID Comfy, at this term ofhe Court, brought
his action against Charles II. Swift late Of Hunting
ton, in sail Comfy, declaring on note dated 22l
November, 1888, for one hundred and ten dollars,
with interest, payable to the Panliiior order one year
from date for value received; and il not appearing
that the said Swift has had personal notice of the
tendency Of this suit
Therefore it is ordered that the said cause e con-
tnucl to the next term OF this Court, and that the De-
PENDANT be notified thereof hy publishing the sub
stance Of laid declaration in the Free Pres, a news
paper puh>hei in Burlington, in laid County, three
weeks >uccessively, the last of said publications. to
lie twenty days before The next term Of this Court
+. A. STANSBuRY, Dep. Clerk.
Burlington, Aug, 90 1874. l2w3
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NATHANIEL BLACKMAN's Estate.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having leen appoin
w ted by the Honorable the Pro- ate Conrt for Il
District If Chlienden, comw!>s oners to reeve eN
anime and adjust the claims and demands of all per-
Icons, against the estate Of NATHANIEL BLACK
MAN late of Jericho, in said District, derea ed rep
rescued in>ovent aud also all claim and dema ID :
exhibited IN O set thereto; an six months from the
day ofthe dare thereof being allowed Nv sard court
for that purpo.c do lheTeiure hereby give notice,
that we will attend to the h> mess Of or appointment
AZ the dwelling Of the de ea>ed m Jeri.ho, in laid
District, On the fourth days OF OHoler and February
next, 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, ON each Of said days
Daed this l7th day OF August 4. ID. lS4t.
JAM \ HAMILTON, Cor,ro.,.,,,,.
EBE\ LEE, NN'''o"'ls
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BRIGG.S P1I'ENT
FEN CE MACHINE.

ENOR turning Fence Pickeis and other articles q!
a wood OF cylindrical form.
The undersigned continue To operate the above
Machinery at Wlnooslil City," where they would
be happy TO furnish purchasers with some of their
Nareucs OF Farm, garden or ornamental Fence. -
They will also work up Lumber upon shares or by
the rod for those who wish.
Owing to the advantages which they derive in the
use OF the above improvement they are enabled to
ailIrd neat aud beautiful fence for yards and gar
dens. at much less expense than the same can be
got up for IN any other way while for dural 'y it is
not eXcclled by any ~ common This valuable
Improvement was first brought out IN Western New
York, where it has gone into extensive use and has
received the appreciation of the Mayor of the city oil
Buffalo, with many hundreds of the first agricnur-
lists and others IN that part OF the State also of Gov
Hubbard, Doct JARVIS, Judge Churchill and many
others in New Hampshire. In fact wherever it has
been introduced it has been highly approved. As n
Farm Fence II combines more advantages than any
other fence ever used. can lie used without posts,
and is therefore not affected by the freezing and
heaying of the ground. Ii takes less lumber than
any other kind of fence lisa certain protection against
all kinds of cattle, i not liable to get out of repair
| cannot be bIorn dolrn Is easily set up taken down
AMI removed, without injury,
2'TNo FARMER Should be ,citloW at least a suni.
Gent quantity TO throw AROUND his fields of grain
and stack yards.
| The undersigned refer with pleasure to Col. Harry
/ Thomas, \. b. lIaswcIl Esq and Messrs. Brins
maid and Brothers, Burlington Hon. David Read
Cochester Ralph Landon Wlston and VIM
Keller, Esq. Grand Isle
JNO ~ DEWEY.
II. p. DEWEY.
Any person wishing to engage in the above bust
| ness in the counties of Franklin, Orleans, Lamole
Washington Rutland, Bennington and Windham, il
this state, any OF he Eastern counties in the Stat,
of New York, will please apply ms above.
JNO. n, DEWEY,
Agent for Pa,enlee.
Burlington VT, August, lsii 10
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STATE OF VERMONT,
Chitleuien County SIS.
.SlepteH Sharp,
Hiram Bean,
.Thn ". " carer,
May Term, 1874.

Ni7HlllEAS, a. Ills Term of said Court, stephen
W Sharp, of Colchester, in SAID t'oHn'y, entered
his >u AGAINST Hiram Bean of North Liberty, in the
$'acof VI ichiaan. anilohn w. We,vcrand William
Z. MrnsJn hi Trustees, IN an action a note da-
'cd August : h, 1913, AM it rot appearing to the
60 lri that said Bean has had personal notice Of the
pen cncv OF this sun:
Ihrrci re- il is or lere hv the Court that the sal
be cun'in ed TO he next term thereof and tina,
The substance OF said declaration be pu li>hc in the
Free Pres, newspaper printed in Burlington, in
,ail Comfy, three weeks >ucrc,svclv the last Of
al Publications to be twenty days clre the next
Term Of tbs Court.
+. \. STANSGURY, Dep Clerk.
Burlington, Aig. 18th, 1Sfi. l2w3
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oDcriCIlO.

The Wings of the town of ] ernho are requested to
meet at the Town Room, on Saturday, the 81 day
Of August, at 8 o'coc,, p. NJ, to nominate a cand-
date 10 represent this town in the next Legislature
Hy order of TOWN COMMITTEE.
Amn. 81 1911.
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h .dbS'u'.


A large BROACH; dark colored stone, set round
with gold, 1t was lost either IN Pearl street. or
crossing over by the new brick church TO church ST.
The finder will be sura ly rewarded on leaving il al
the Flee Press Office. Aug %.
NOTICE.
THIS cerlies that ! have given my son, William
L NJ klllam, hi time to transact business for hun
self, and will pay debts of HI contracting, no
claim any FIN, wages after this daie
WILLIAM kILLAM.
Burlington, Aug. 20, is T. l2wS+
NOTICE. i, hereby gwen thai all ,enan I, cue
~ the late firm OF OSTHtlM e. NICHOLS a
VI. OSTIlEIM & CO. have leen placed in the han
ai Geo. r. Plan, Of Hngon, for collection. De
ors 10 these firms are req esed to call upon him al
make immediate payment.
3. j. HETNEBURGH, Agent
Bmlinqton, Goth Aug, 1874. j.
BRU SIfES.
General assortment Of cll h, hair h,,, too
N finger, lcsh, laui, white wash dust t'rniiii g.
al e. hearth, stove, and windo rhcs, i'st RI
aud Tor sale At low n ces. SIHONGS d GO,
4 Aug g. "A
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(tAPS, Percussion Phi, fir pruning, Cap boxes,
Y PIs,ol>, Pistol FLASK, Powder Horns, Sho' lag,
dc BRINSMAID ~ BROTHERS,
Aug. SO, IA. 81
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CHITTESDEN Co. CouRr.
May Term, 1914.

XNyHFKFAS, N Tins Term OF sad Vonri, Horace
w l.. Nichols, Eli Chtiendtn, and Ralph Landon,
all Of Ws,on, IN sad County brought their action
against Daniel :. Coleman, OF the same Wlllston,
and his Trustee, Isaac c. lsham, declaring on a note
dated January Ist 1914, for Sl07 % and interest,
PAYABLE 10 the Plainlls or order on demand and
signed " sad Coleman (; and it not appearing thai
The laid Coleman has had personal notice Of The pen-
dency of this SUIT
Therefore, is ordered hy the Court that the said
cause lie continued TO The next term thereof and that
SAID Coleman be notified thereof BY publishing The
substance Of said declaration in the Free Pres q
newspaper published at Burlington, in ,ad County
three weeks success ivey the last OF laid publication,
TO lie twenty days efore the next term OF this Court
r.. A. STANSBuRY, Dep. Clerk
Burlington, Aug, 20. 1914 l2w3
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How happy could | be with ci horn-OH eonr.
Folks position in relation to the WING
tariff is an apt Illustration Of the mouse be-
tween the cats.

iir. Polk !, in favor OF
the dmpisSt incidental pro-
lection to American Indus.
try. He is the cypccia
advocate Of the coal and
IRON interest !Icis opp0s
ci lo the .ls'urbanccot the
present tariff. - VIryi,-
Jurgh Democratic Union.
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Illumination.

Wing Mass Meeting will be held at HUNTING
TON, on the 3lsl inst. Hon. GEORGE p. MARSH,
and others will address the people. The Wings of
the county are invited to attend. Speaking 10 com
mCuce ut one o'rlnck
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NEW TAILORING ESTABLISH
MENT.


XX7OTLD respectfully inform the cnzens OF BUR
w Ington and public generally, that he has laken
the establishment, recently occupied hy CHAktf'
BENNS, where he will execute all orders in the
TAILORING BUSINESS
on the SHORES, notice. and sl,le not 10 be srrpass
ed From several years experience in the business hi
feels confident OF insuring general satisfaction
CUTTING
done for Others 10 make up, al all times, and warrane'
TO fl, if properly made up.
lhnrch-st, Amg.. 1911. I2tl.
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SILK GOODS.
BOW In &M 'NAMEE,
10 WILLIAM STREET,


N''rhei Vi '''"''' ''''''' w." ''"'
| ESPECTFClLN announce thu, they have made
~, Nv vac a.,
a, =, - ,br,nh7,, ,h I-m;,,j S,,,a g.,
~, w. ,'' n,t, ia ,rasa,,, soos,n cr tho nrr
ah,omr ''''"N' '''O go
SIX Ann FANCY COODS
,,, La,,a aIroaJ r,,o;,oI h., I,to ,rr;yoIs a o,,o
~ ""r @ l IN I! J ali is, , -,
En'H'Y o nTW anu 'cl s,'us, "'I' WI ",o neI,',e
ny 't ntA' @ n,nu "' Eron C
ht '",,S, n,'u ''i'c' ue'L'',T W
~ H. bib o,s now exb,h,,eG
III i",' l''tN; =. "'.,s
ana II Is mnr dr'rnd,% as nF'e,S,orr no, "n
oonred 10 nil sections of The country bur TO present
,ho ne,cs,, mi mos, drsirobJe stvir. su;tei 10 the
civ ar most fashionable trndc Their stock will be
comnosrd in nart Of The follnwinr articles viz 49,
Dorsc COorc
DItESo NooD'.
SILKS ~ every van,ly CONSISTING o. iia',,n lnS
p%,no KIM ani s,rinod rsn,h,,s Cos do RnyoiY
s,r,nod and fmrcd eros de- Vanos kin S,lks Gro.
| do Mcssine rIrh Rroco1e Chomrlon. B,oche forr,d
and striped rouir de Soie. rich Cloce stripe, eros de
rance n.lgN p.ur "'ach; HI. % s,l' n,o
iI"rrl "tos A''lf'es p'''" anu "="'eu '"U''s a.
Nr, W, 81 ,rcocer r ,..... n. no,,
ptnor-p i .,'i " ~ - III w aus O'
n,p,S NInJ-SCII\C IA I,INrS or,;r, no.,
rNh'n f'o'; 'r.'.i.Nr. ue iAi'>'"'' e"'"e ne"
ueS,T'~ w" r rn,, ,l,,,'''ns' r. $780,, II,
.hNrn T. oni, ~ l., 'o f; r.T'"'"s INT
"I"S. Sp''"'l' II. w.. va '',', .
ClCSANS r liE ,.n ~; nLrANTAs BUN
, -. ..,
Also, various new s'y.ts OF I,,Ss ,'9 us; Mi'rn WY
De sury confined !" ,,e Gwit g r WHO'S on
not be surpassed IN ms or any other market
I SIIAWLS.
| CONSISTING of rich Chameleon Ouomon Porlt dc Sole
ia satin, brocade' &C. Also, splendid Brorhc
! Cashmere Emuod4red Melville K,hyIr nla,n min
,a, o,,I NnuSolipo a., I ,inn and tho
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y ,anc-,-a'sp hooks, lu"-, Sinners, &c.
BRlN MAID & BROTHERS.
Aug. 80 ~. l3
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Ccorncr of Beaver Street, Ncw-lOrk.
ESPECTFUILN announce that they have made
IL extensive arrangements for the Fail Trade which
will enable them 10 present gicater Inducements than
ever to merchants throughout the United States To
visit THIS market the present season, for the pur-
chase of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-30
Clay Club.

The next regular Meeting of
the BURLINGTON CLAY
CLUB will bchoIdcn at the Court
House on MONDAY EYE
MING next, September 2.
The members are requested to
assemble punctually at SEVEN
O'Clock.
L. A. STANSBURY, Secretaru.
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ALLEBASl'S MEDICIN ES.

THE above Medicines have lcconc - popular,
l. where they have lecome knowt that, 10 ncel
the demand, the proprietor has ad'p'c! the plan OF
multiplying the Agcnrc,, furnishing each Agent with
"a upat che tpnfniutur
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Their stock will be found to comprise full assort-
ment of all The various small items needed and they
invite the attention OF Buyers with the fullest conf
dence that they suppl every want in their line
ii m3
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DIR Y-G 90 ID s.


81, r,STEp cooDS
hw Fi ~ 49, $3.50 u &. 4 n MI9sn.
Y the My St.ts u - a l, p Marsh
L No "a MAJ sttse', go - lc.ll and
.s rseeissd MI :'s, I'm s"sA = :" '''
nisr I,nos. ~ i,unws n ne, van
iaacr Frssch blsek. 1890 na fs... 80 .ssamsse,
=, dse' e's'as, r'am M ' W. f,,i.,s Cl.,hs
ls,r. nian seasei. ransn't snv ~. .fs8. III K,r'
uins,ts, Nen'nssv yeinsv 49, go T~;fsf and
s; Wn,te 1.pzs, Wen. 7 ~ q. xva.d s.'
aied Flsnnrls; Plaza sno Is = l 81. -. ~.
tncw siyir3 efin. sst'psos - ~. ,,n@..
., sie'd and pisinAipeea !:
tin suieed snd PLAIN aAuesn g ". II 81 I'M
u.aNs. l.nsire lanes Ggspe 9aee Ip a;se
seilas, printed Sax0hy; tfencn s43 eu.nb
rlnoer; Manchester. karSip4s " I'd ~ .:' ~"
s,nbra GinRha ms; nfotne Y smn. H. LIVES
rino: Esnhssi,Irfea, p1we, y 49, ,s', NJ
k e. M %ssss Isi'~s sssr!:.ss sad Sl.as
itslsyss' LONG y nase ~" IT. 80 .'sna. Sil
s.s Hsn'nsvcn n.nscus "a pa3pR f;;oy,s
on n.ncN IVY s"' ~ III la,
'rkins - -. zer"ys isr,.,., Il,
p i,ss sns ,ns. .ns rsn, "a a. sss eo
nn'ic. NsNi5' ps",n ~" q = - 49,
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fave now rereivrd from Nav YOrt. ehIIs-
! deiphis and Ratsimore, 3 LARGE and snlen, .
..s,ss q .:s ssss.: 6: e Z s s.s, 3.
IVY. s, ~. ,.',.., '' - ~ - :
s1r' u,.1 49, c-S:Ss"i st-sS".,s N
inse"nes 's.n - =. SxS''Hs Esv-r -,
81, III ~. r."."s. y, sssss:rse n'arN
.;s..J crsan" rrs.nr rS.s.rsss e TsI'
'unI s...i s-r.:s.. rs;.~Ss ss..s'r
msnener'st 81 SAL ~ Nv 3-mss M
~ s ~ III p,a.n
ns' -. ~. -. =. Esys ss2s 1. n
.. rvssy" '"m. v'ss.:s ~ u
"..:...... ~ - e"us ~ sis 4. y DIi,lsn
l., ~, a:sa rew ssS,s~ - ys,ess eAcren-
S"r. - ss',7 n1Ise1, VIC,
,,JsrsI ~ y 49, 3. g."
". ~ c3~ss - S~sS'o..' sSssSssi ~ r.,
III j-srT - - s:un: =, nj; "a
-. s:,r ~ nj L.. 20
ran sns G;nrhecs a. srSIae;Jersd alnaaa
prr; White. he'd. Green snd Yellow EYan.
:. fed. plaid and twiifp1 d.. p11j1 ineeva
y. n,sis and Maid bIauheaa. canvass and
lain. coat. and vests. psmssk. Linen ard
isN disrey Tabie CfsHs; Six apd wor.ted
px,s ~ ,rayssed. :, tton .Iirea Berlin, RscL :
2. ke452r. Hcek 4 sna Kid Gror-s; Sill oet,
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huiions, large assortment. Tahle cutters is
ef.. ptekei anives, r1t r., sffups. a.. n.
Hltiers tars and r. ~ riinFs. d l4rrs aud
esnsrli nssortl=eut II ttiutbArsh prices.
W tfspeeiHilF rgll tne attention Of EoUN
l#4 MEktH NNfS 10 oir stock. The above
goo : ~ete s-itrief 9Th greatcarr aud uurrhas
od az tho lowest ash prices. a. Ne are dvto
mlnes 10 seIl as law Is on nelgkhnfs. Ne there
icte say "a our customers and the ciuzeus oil
Nhcehug and vicinity give a. call heiare ppr-
chasing elsewhere. a. we are determined 10 nuke
tie Prices salt. Sc.