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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-10-07

Baltimore City Court. The regular October
term of this Court-Judges Brice, Nisbet and
Worthington, presiding-for the trial of crim-
nal cases, commenced yesterday. The follow
ing gentlemen compose the grand and petit iu-
ries:
Grand Jury.-Wn.. Pnkney, John II. Eth
len, John Gable, Samuel Boyd, VIM b. Stokes,
George Myers, William Stewart, John .hllard,
Jacob Smith, VIM. A. Sbaeffer Henry S. San
derson Edward Chassaing, ID. w. Hudson,
John G. keere, john Mckeen, Joseph Bari
ing, Michael S Jones, Richard Diffendertler,
Simeon Alden, Justus Hoppe, Thomas c. Dun
levy, Thomas Wildey, VIM. II. Hanson, Hugh
Bolton.
Petit Jury.-Walter Perdue, Robert Bradley,
Chas. X. Owngs, Robert Millikin, John Busll,
George W. King Emelius Adams, Thomas S.
Williams, VIM. Bennett, VIM. G. Wetherall,
Daniel Orrick, William Ball, Geo. w. West
wood, John II. ID. Boone, Edward Ousler, John
A. Bosley, VIM. ?. Patterson, George a. Sum-
walt, John I. Barbour, Jas. II. Carlisle, Good
win McBar, William Fairclilds, Geo. Brown
Thomas G. Owen.
The grand jury retired to their roem for the
discharge of ouoh buainosS DC may Lo b-o.e Ia,
before them. The petit jury, Except a spe
cial panel to try case on Thursday,-a petit.
ton for freedom were discharged till Monday
next
During the sitting of the Court, Z. Collins
Lee, Esq. presented to the Court the proceed
ings OF meeting of the Judges and members
of the Bar, held some time since, in testimony
of respect to the memory of Judge Story, late
of the u s. Supreme Court, with a request that
they be entered among the records of the Court.
He pteiaced the request in few chaste and APP
proprate remarks: which were responded to, in
acquiescing in the request, by Chief Judge
Brce, on behalf of the Court.
The Court will be in session from day to day
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OCTOBER 7, 1915.

LARGE FIRE IN LOWELL. The Lowell Cou-
fler OF Friday evening says, the fire broke ont
in the second story of the part occupied by
Mr.. Cooling. His loss is from $500 TO $40 ,000;
insured for $1,000 at the Rockingham Co, Ex-
eter, n. Fl. Mr. G's books and papers were
totally destroyed. White & Putfcr's loss is
about 81 900; insured for $4,000, viz.--S3O0O
at the Mutual office in that city, and $4,000 in
Charlestown Books and papers saved. The
MddIcseX Company's loss, including the build
ing, IS $550o-tho building being valued at
$500. No insurance. The Engine House Of
Wamcsit Co., n. 8, was also destroyed.
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY. Alta meeting OF
the managers in New York on Thursday last
it appeared that the number Of Bibles and T'es-
taments issued during the last month was more
than 30 1000 copies, averaging nearly 5000 rer
day. This number considerably exceeded that
of any previous mouths issue. The receipts,
however, for the month, were by no means en-
couraging, and bills TO the amount of more
than $4,000 remain unpaid, most of them for
paper.
COLLISION OF THE Newark s. New BRUNs-
WICK TRAINS OF Rail ROAD Cans. An acct
dental collision of the Newark and New Buns.
wick trains of cars at Newark, occurred on Sd
turday night. A Mr. Dunn was slightly injur-
ed by flesh wound on his thigh; Mr.. Lyman
Vince, the express agent of Adams s. Co., we
regret to state, was so severely injured on one
of his legs, that amputation was Immediately
necessary, but no injury was received by any
other persons. The cars and engines were
much injured.
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Ma'in- per cent, for the year. Said per ceniage
TO ,e cast on The original amDrn, OF premium noe
wl'ho reit rence TO endorsement 10 lie pal 10
the lrea urer, at hi office Montpelier on or be-
fore the fifteenth day of October 1915, being the day
OF the Ann la meeting of sad company.
A. usual, list OF persons insure IN the several
towns with the amount OF a'essnlent due from each
respectively, wall he fotwar.s.. i.-'he Repre-
talives eec to the Les -ialr'l ty whom money can
he sent. Members Of the Company should recolleci
this opportunity, il affords TO all cheap ,alc aud
convenient wayb which money for their insurance
can he smlIied; an il expected hat each Menu
Der ot the company from whom aSse.s menls are dine
will improve the opportunity thus offered The AS
sE>sMENTs ARE DUE IN OcToBER, AMI, in order to
meet the abllIiIe, Of The company, must c paid in
promptly. Such a. neglect 10 forward their money
when due, referred Sh, Ut act ofincorporl.
uon, (which will be found attached to their policies
Tor the consequences Of such neglect. The Treasurer
IS Instructed hy the Directors m all cases, where il
lecomes necessary tor the collection OF asse, smen t.
10 bring SUITS 10 enforce the collection of the Who'll,
note, agreeable TO the provi ions Of the act abov,
cited.
There have been allowed the past year one hun
dIel and ninc losses, amounting to 49,, 996 So.
llol IT. TiluRSrON, Treasurer.
Insurance Office, Montpelier, August 10, lS45.
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THE BLOOD.

TN THE BLOOD Is THE life! is the Ian.
L guage Of Dirine Scripture! How Inporian,
therefore l. II to under iand H. nature, and how 10
keep II IN a proper oniition render lie free iron,
many Of the nalade> which leiall ihuu> and> Of the
human family! From the great re.ervulr OF the
heart The blood is conveyed INTO The veins and ar,c.
res, AMI by their minnie number of branches is diff
ii,ed ihroue boat every part OF the ud,, Impartine
aeai, acton aud nourl>hment 10 the system. II finds
H. way TO return TO The heart, and through the me-
dunn OF the Sccretogy organs l. renewed, aud The
pure blood again passes ack through the Veins in-
vlgoralmg life, and giving growth and strength 10
the animal economy. Like a running stream
Like living water" the blood pnrriles itselfh y its
circulation. A. long a il continues thus uniformly
aud uninterruptediy 10 perform lis salu'ary Office
sickness cannot attack the body. Eat it seems To
he So designed by Providence that there should lie
innnmerable causes to interrupt the general order OF
nature. Much exposure. sudden check. of pers pra .
ton, lad colds, unwhoesone food or drink. sudden
changes OF weather, mcrcurlal me cines &c &c all
tend to render the blood morhific and derange IL,
circu alton, thus di>quafy,ng 1t TO work H. own Pr.
rihcatlon. Nature therefore, must De assisted 10 per-
form her nori, by some healthui stimulating vege-
liable remedy, tnot by The foolish merclrill OF uucer.
tam preparations Of the day.. To purify the looiiS
to strike al e very root OF dsca,e au perhaps The
only mean by which health can be restore; when
his ind econes perfectly pure las in Ms primitive
late dlsea'es, Of however long >tau,lng, must
abandon the system and heal h he rensiaed,
II Is in the PURiFICAIION OF TIE BLOOD
that the SUGAR COATED MAGIC LIFE PILLS
develone Their marvellous powers. They cure by Their
NiNoN AllNG qu1lIes
The following are some Of he diseases which have
Their OF gin from this one common can,e, CORRUPT
BLOOD and uneqIilllrluIn in it. circulation,
Bile, Ringworm> Rheumatism, Foul Complexion
Head ache, Glddiuess Jaundce, Scrofna, and all
complaints Of a scroulou> nature, &c. &c The idea
maj some ol these d eases almost ncurable arr
ses from the ineiciency OF The miserable medicines in
general nss VI The peculiar searching prop rite Of
he Magic Life Pills IN renovaling the Blood renders
'hc'e a well as many Other olslina'e COMPLAINS
qnile under their control. rial Of them preri, civ
according to the directions which accompany The hox
will fully e>ia list the truth OF their ex raordnarv
curative properties AMI place them rre-emineni in
the estimation OF every intelligent AMI candid in il
vilual.
For sale by PECK & SPEAR, Agents for Bur.
iing,on and vicinity, al 25 cts. per box. ~
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THE NAPLES HAIR DYE.

two year, many Young pc pie, both male aud female
had the misfortune TO have Their har turn permanent
ly gray. We have eqienly been applied 10 fol
winch has induced u TO go 10 much trouble aud eX-
pense IN oder TO furnish customers and the pub.
he generally with new and proved Hair Dye
one that Is nearly eeriua, and the lea i nurionS
10 the head or HAIR Tor the moderate price OF 80 cent
per lollle. We have succeeded eyond our cxpecia
tun>. Thu, article we o Ter to the public with erea
confidence. We have had II rhoronghlv es'ed, tin,
after lilne before 60 I'D offer il tor sale The pre-,
Is such that all car aiord 10 use and n> quality W.
believe 10 he superior to any eiore made. Sold l.,
Comstock & Ross, No. 10 fremont Row, Boston
b. J. HElNEBERG q co. only agents Tor Bur
ling ton.
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Daniel Robins Estate.

stare Or TERNONTI A r Probate
District of Chtendcn. SIS. I N Court, holden
at Burlington in said District on the IL h nay Of
September, 4. ID. 1878 upon applicat on in wrl,ine
of NJ rtd rae md Phenn c anr, " fe rs Allied
setting firth that the said Ph"na Cfanc one ot the
heirs at law Of The estate of Daniel Rohln> late o
Redmond in said District deceased nestae, and
that the said Alfred and Phena in right Of SAID Pine
IN are entitled to. and hold one fourth par of sait
estate Jointly with the other heirs thereof and pray
ing for a partition of laid estate among the persons
legally entitled thereto.
WHEsErpoS the Court aforesaid doth assign the q
Wednesday of October A. d. 1915, at 10 o'clock il
the forenoon, at the Office OF the register of sale
court in Burlington aforesaid for hearing and deciding
in the premises, and doth further order and decree
that all persons Interested concerned in said esat,
be notified to appear at the time and place aoie
TO make objections to such division. if they cause
by publishing the substance of said application to
geiher with this order three weeks successfully in III,
Free Press newspaper, printed at Burlington afore
said the last of which publications shall be before thu
time set for he rlng
Dated al Burlington in the District of Chittender
this 18th day Of September, A. ID. 1915.
CHS. RUSSELL, Judge.
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ID i @ d =,

In Essex, Aug. 10th, of the Typus Fever, Mr.
NoaMAx STEVENS, oped % years. Also, September
I'd, the same disease, Miss ADELIA STEVENS, aged
81 years.
On the 18Th inst, al the residence of his father in
Sh,l ,uTn, WARREN p. SPEAR, of this town, aged 26
years.
At Grand Isle VT. on the LIST inst. Of consumption
Mrs. leila H. HYDE, aged 81.
In Concord N. II. Sept. :, JONATHAN WnEELocK.
a revolutionary soldier and pen>ioner aged SIS wears
and months. lie was at the'balie of Bunker Hill,
ct the capture of Bursoyne, and served through the
whole of the revolutionary war
In Middebury on the 18th inst, Mr.. JONATHAN
WAiSwRIoHT, after short, but severe illness aged
50 years. The loss Of Mr. W. will be severely fel, by
the business community, and very large number of
laboreks whom h, has kept in his employ.
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WORMS. WORMS. WORMS.
VERMIFUGE

This remedy for worms is one Of The most extra
ordinary ever used, 1t e lccrIaly eradicate. worms
Of all sorts from children aud ln>.
Thou, and> perish ly worms without the real cause
Icing known Some other reason i, s>gned for
Their sickness until TOO lae Ia the ir,.e cause.
What immense RESPONSE iy then rests upon the
parent who does not know land the Il, cor who does no.
understand the complaint which is destroying those
precious flowers Of HES children.
What should lie done 7
The answer i plain. Give This Vermllnge, which
will lie sure TO do good, if they have worms, and
II they have, II will destroy and l!cate with GER
tainly and precision truly as'o hing.
II cannot harm the smallest infant or the s,ronges
adult. There is no mercury or mineral in it. Mer-
curry Is the basis OF most worm re nsde> and the
remedy Is sometimes than the disease. so
never use zenges but rely upon hi>. Every per.
son viii he convinced on one trial that i'll The m O,
perfect cure ever invented.
We call on all good CT zens to make known the
elects Of This wonderful remedy.
Price 25 cents. Sold Nv Com,ioc; e. Ross, No. ls
fremont Row, Boston; D. J. HEINEBERG u 60
only agents for b Ellington.
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ID. PAINE & CO, MANAGERS
(Successors TO james Pholin &. COY

The undersigned (Managers of Lotteries authorized
by the Sta'es of Della ware and Georea) have estab-
shed an Office IN the CITY Of Albany, for the purpose
OF supplying orders from the Northern States and the
Canndas. Above is memoranda of Schemes for
next week. giving the price of Single Tickets and
Packages, with the amount of the Capital Prizes in
he schemes To all these who order tickets, full
scheme, giving the disril uon OF prizes will be semi
(when tequesed). And after the drawing an official
one will be sent to all purchasers Those who wish
tickets 10 sell again, can be supplied advantageous
terms, by applying TO The undersigned
Owing to the hgh rates Of postage, it has been Gus
tomary to sell certificates of Packages for one half
me package pfice, Under the new postage law of
Congress, letter nninlng package Of tickets will
not be charged over 10 cents We will therefore issue
certificates as usual or. if the purchaser prefers the
Managers tickets, we will guarantee packages to draw
al least one-hat the amount Of cost Of purcha SGD and
redeemed at this oiiice)
Orders, as heretofore, will receive the most prompt
and confidential attention, by addressing
ID. PAINE Il CO.,
ALBANY, N, "
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MEDICINE FOR THE MILLION
SEAVER'S JOINT AND NERVE
IL kT T NJ = =.

TOR the cure Of Rheumatism. Cont, SpraIns,
l. Bruises, SwelImg>, Crlmp, Nuinbnes>, lame
ness OF all kind, Pam IN the side, lack or IONS
aeue, hea he, lii neck, sings OF insects chlhlans
fresh wounds, burns, lreeze aud all cases OF external
injury.
There has never appeared me 'icne .shich pos
se>ses the penetrating and healing power in great
a degree, while AT the came time II cannot ly any
possibility produce INJURIOUS elects. BY its acilon
on the skin il excie> a healthy circulation of the
bloc aud removes all distractions 10 the nsensibie
preparation, which l. the cause # 80 much human
suffering. 1t has complete control over fire, and may
lie used with perfect safety in the of burns
The prlce put upoi IL beng tar below other medicines
Of the KIND, mos e,et'luay removes every obstacle
TO H. universal use. Why will yop suffer pam when
a safe, eiicacions aud cheap medicine within your
reach ,
IMPORTANT TO HoRsEMEN.
This L'ntinent Is not only beneficial to the human
system, bu j. the / est article that he used for
Horses that have been sprained, bruised gale !,
and for many olher d eases requiring an ex crnal
remedy. The high character o the gen le,ncn sign
ing The following certificate will render it Of interest
10 all who may have occasion TO Use a medicine OF
the KIND
The undersigned having ma use of Seaver's Ln-
men,, FIR horse. and finding il TO lie valuable REM
edy for ameness, gals, sprans, lTuise> g., wouj
recommend IT to friends and The public generally,
leevng that those who may have occa ion To a
rene " for any OF the disease, for whca it is recon
m 9w will n 1 ie d,aPpoin'ei in is effects
GEORGE HUNTINGTON f"
PELETIAH ARMSTRONG, Proprielors.
GEO. DICKINSON Claremont N. II.
Price rs and SO cents per bottle.
Prepare only by r. SEAVER Il son, Druggists,
Walpole N. H., Reed, Wing 4 Cutler, 81 Chatham
ST. b sion, Wholesale Agents.
Obserre-Evsry bottle OF The genuine will have the
signature Off Seaver 4. Son, on The inside wrapper
For sale by Peck Il Spear, Burlington; O. Shole.,
Ferris'urgh; J. NJ. Staples, Charlotte; +. Hunting
ton Nereenne> Morton 4 Clark Wllll>ton; T.. Is.
Green Richmond ). X. Collins, Montpelier and
bv Druggists and Merchants generally throughout
the State.
September 8, 1915. l5m6
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BLESSING TO MANKIND.
CONNELES MAGICAL PAIN
EXTR CTOgS

This great Healing Salve Is acknowledged w all
who have used it, be the mo>t wonderful article
ever known. 1t expels all injuries BY fire. extracts
all pam, and prevents modification in every case.
A child nephew OF friend Of nine, sieppeI into
a vessel of boiling water, and >caIded It's legs up to
the knee, when ConneP> PAIN Extractor FRI m Com
stock, was applied WHICH alnos, instantly gave re.
lief TO the little sufferer, and entirely cured tt
Also, child of my own burned lis hand severed "
and used this Salve VIII ch gave instant rel ref, nd
cured i, entirely, and for could he induced ia
lie wihou, it. think every family should keep il on
hand TO use IN ca, Of such accidents
II. ADAMS, Pastor of Trinity Church,
Saneerie>, N Y.
Sold by Comsock d. Ross, No. 10 fremont Row,
Boston; b. J. llElNkBERG 4 co. only agents for
Burlington.
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nj o gg / @ d .

IA this town, on the l7h insr by the Rev J.
CONVERSE, OsGoop Bradbury, Esq. attorney at law,
Boston, Mass, to Miss MARY MoNiRA DINsMooR, Of
this village.
Also, by the same, at The Seminary, on the llh
inst- Mr.. JUDsoN STcRY to Mss ABIGAIL SMITH
both Of this town.
In Hinesburgh, on the 10th inst, by Rev. David
Osgood, Mr.. ROYAL w. Posr, TO Mis- LOIS L.
COLEMAN. both Of Hinesburgh.
In Jericho, on the 9th inst, by the Rev. MIR
BIO ell of Hine ,burgh, Mr.. OnLlS Roop, to Miss
LAURA L. BESHAM.
In St. Adams, by the Rev. Dr. Smith, Mr.. GEORGE
BARNy of Syracuse, N. Y, 10 Miss HAaRIEr AMANDA
REED, eldest daughter of II. Col ny. Esq.
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John Deyereaux,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT )NHE Fl n. the Prola
District of Chenien, IS, Court for the District
Of Chiitenden: To all concerned in the estate
ct JOHN pEVEREAtX, late of Richmond in said
District deceased. GREETING.
WHEaEAs, Amos Il. Cooper, administrator OF the
estate OF laid deceased proposes render an account
OF his administration. and pre- lbs further account
against sad estate f. examinaifOn AMI allowance at
session OF the Cour Of Probate, he holden al tn,
Registers office in Burlington, saii district, on the
irsl "Wednesday ofOcioler next.
THEnEFoRE, You are hereby notified TO appear be.
lore sad court al the time aud place aforesaid and
shew cause il any yon have, why the account aiore.
sail should not lie allowed
Given under my han at Burlington, tins tenth day
of September, A. ID. lsl5.
l5w3 VIM WESTON P,o;sJ,r
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LADIES' FAIR.

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist
Epl scopal Church in this village, will hold their
annual Fair at the Court House, on Wednes-
day, the 24th inst. through the day and evening.
They will offer variety of useful, fancy. and
ornamental articles for sale, together with re-
freshments Of various kinds, suited TO the sea.
son. All are respectfully invited TO give them
. call.
N. B. A dinner table will be furnished with
the choicest the market affords.
Tickets of admission IL l.2 cents, redeemed
In articles at the Tables.
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4 NJ IC1N
RA1L-RC AO JOURNAL.

49, YNIlIS Journal contains extensive tables
GAA2 Il showing the length, cost, income, div
Eag-sg-L blends, dc Of most Of the american and
English RAIL ROADS and CANALS; also the most re.
cent account of important improvements in the CON
structon and management of Rail Roads and Rail
Road Machinery. II will be found useful 10 Engi-
neers, Directors and Stockholders OF Rail Roads who
should all lie familiar, as vel with what is passing
abroad as Al home, in relation TO this rapidly advanc.
ing cause.
The RAIL RoAp Journal is published once a ,eeei ;
ddrance.
ADVERTISEMENTS, of Rail Roads, Steamboats,, and
Rail- Road Machinery Lettings of Contracts on Put D..
lie Works, Hotels dc, viii be inserted at reasonable
rates.
Volumes for prerious years may be had if desired.
For lsi3 1874, bound for 81, AMI the present year
included for So. Letters will he promptly attended
to, il addressed TO ID. X. MINOR
l6 No. % CHAMBERS STREET, New York
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IL. Nj. 1.

LIBRARY NoTIcE--Persons having books
which have been kept over The regular time,
are notified that they must be returned. They
should be read and passed round to the next
man. Keep them agoing. Arthur's Domestic
Novels and James's History of the Crusades
have been kept beyond all reason, and many
others quite too long for the good Of the library.
"a word to the WISE" SC.
ID. X. PANGBORN, Librarian.
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CONCAVO.CONVEN

CONCAVO-CONVEX ELLIPsIS.
A S nature cannot be i'aprnved upon but merely
~ assisted where she .--tsSdssent and only in this
respect far she is athully inflated il follows
that where the vision is imperfect such aid alone
should be given will produce obecs to our sight
IN Their natural size; therefore, in selecting Specta-
cl for ones own use. those of apparent niagni.
flying power should Be avoided however pleasing TO
vision for the time being they may SEEM for al.
though in some few instances The eye will adapt it.
selfto slight higher magnifylrg power than is in
fact needed yet m most cases suffering is sure to re-
suit from the experiment. In General, those glasses
are best suited The sight which enable the wrater
TO read print to the best advantage At the distance of
about II inches from the face III the book or paper
lie held nearer than THE, it indicates glass of too
great powers if farther then Of loo ,reak Or too
ytunga power. Spsciacles should al once be laid
aside if found TO be unsuitable Too frequently the
individual in search of glasses units the eye for a
proper selectn n, by stralnnG in experimenting with
such as are obviously unsuitable The eyes cannot
be too nicely fitted, and in making the trial, the ne
cessi;y of preserving Their full discriminating power,
must be apparent to every one. Although when
moderate pains be taken, the Perlfocol Glasses are
by means difficult to adapt to the sight, yet from
the greater conveyance of light, where an improper
selection has been made, their unfness is more ap.
parent. To all, therefore, who disposed to give
these glasses fair test, the Importance of attending
10 the above suggestions is respectfully urged.
.h Bsn inferior T1a2a a,cl@ beng ,he En-
spherical but ground at ,hc sides eIlipsis hav-
ing been sold tn, Perocll; 10 avoid such mposl-
ton, the public are requested to asl. for the Anieri-
can Glass, and 10 purchase Of none but authorized
Agents.
Al! persons not satisfied with these Glasses after
making trial Of them. particularly requested to
have them changed until suited
Perfocal Glasses put into other Spectacle Frames
Messrs Brnsmnd & Brothers have the agency for
The above valuable spect1rlcs and have just received
full assortment in Gold ard Silver Frames, or
Bows and Glasses for setting in other bows. Also
we have had made beautiful lot OF Gold Bowed
Spectacles with Convex, Concave and Perscopic
Glasses have also received from Birmingham, Eng.
lanl, some more of those beautiful spring steel bow
ed Spects, and have on hand all common and cheap
Specs. such German Silver. Plated, Steel. &C.
kind ne Iw os onv ono ,yilI s.lI hon and c,n no,
Just the article asked for, and the Glasses can always
lie EXCHANGED VIXEN they do not fit. Goggles, Per.
sleclives, Telescopes Eye Glasses, Cases and every
article in the line NJ the lowest prices.
BItlNSMAlD e. BROTHERS.