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WRECK IN THE PACIriC.-The Polyne-
sian, a Sandwich Island paper. contains a
detailed account of the wreck of the whale
slip Holder Boldcn, Capt. Pell. of Fall Riv.
or, which sailed from that port on the 9th of
April, 1874, with 800 brls. sperm and 700
blackfsh oil. On the morning Of the 18th,
she ran on a bank of sand, and swinging
round, struck on a coral reef. By daylight
there we're four feet of water in the hold, and
they were enabled to see that a low sandy
island lay four or five miles from them, while
close by was an extensive reef Of bare rocks.
About 400 barrels of oil were landed in
safety, together with nearly all the private
property Of the crew, and anchors, chains,
&C., of the ship.
The island was found to be brakes Is
land, about three miles in circumference, and
The temperature excessively hot. 1t was
surrounded by a coral reef, through which,
however, there was a safe entrance.
Soon after landing the crew laid the kee'
Of a schooner, and with the scanty nipple.
ments in their possession, they succeeded in
building a vessel Of a good model, painted,
shcathed and copper fastened throughout.-
She was named the Hope. and sailed to the
Sandwich Islands, having left eleven men to
look after the property left on brakes Island,
worth $4,000.
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Ebnnezcr Lyons Estate.

STA TIE or YER WON'T Hon. the
District Of Chittcndcn, So. Probate Court
for the District Of Chirtenlen: To all persons con-
cerned in the estate of fhenezer Lyon, late of Col.
chester, IN sad Distinct, deceased, GREETING.
WmEREAs, Lucv Lyon and John Lyon, administra.
tors, with the will annexed Of the estate of said de-
ceased, proposes to render an account Of their admin.
istra'lon, and present their account against said estate
for examination and allowance at a session of the
Court of Probate, 10 be holden at the Regi ter's office
in Burlington, in said district on the second Wednes.
dav Of May next.
Therefore You are hereby notified to appear before
snid court at the time and place aforesaid, and shew
cause, if any You have, why the account aforesaid
should not be allowed.
Given under NV hand at Burlington, this 18th day
of April, A. d. lSi5.
46w3 VIM. WESTON, Pepister.
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Dan DAVIS Estafe.

STATE or VERMONT, n HON. the
for The District Of Chiiienlen To all person. con.
cernel in the estate ofDan Day, late OF Burlington, /,
said district, deceased. GnErTISG'
WnEREAs, Charles p. Allen and Joseph w. Allen,
adminl>r rators OF the estate of Heman Allen, ia,e Of
sand B arlington, deceased, who was a Imini,,ra,or oil
the estate of,he laid Dan Day, deceased, propo,e Il
render an account Of the administration of tie said
Henan, a administration of The SAID Dan Days es
tate, for examination and allowance at a session O
said court TO be held al the Registers Office IN .aic
Burlington, on the second Wednesday in Nav, ls45
Therefore, you are hereby no,ifcd 10 appear hefor,
laid court al the lime and place aforesaid, and show
cause why the account Aforesaid, should NO, he ai
lowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 18Th da,
Of April, lS45.
46N3 WIN. WESTON. R,oist>r
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ID i @ al

In UnderhiIl, April Il, AMOS w. b. son OF Edwin
Hard, ESQ., aged 6 years.
In Essex, on the 18th inst, Mr.. JONI TuBHs. in the
Goth year of his age,
Tn Shelburne, on the 18th inst, CLARIssA ABIGAIL,
only daughter of Rev. II. l.. Starks and Mrs. u b.
s,arks, in the 2lst year OF her age. .
She endured a painful and protracted Illness WIN
Christian patience and f. rtitude. She engaged early
in lie in a preparation for the spirlt world ana ionna
,he religion Of Christ a solace and support when call,
ed to walk Through the dark valley and shadow oil
death"
In Enosbugh, on the 10Th uI', Mrs. PolLy RICE,
wife Of Dea. Abjah Rice, aged 81 years,
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THE MARKETS
BRIGHTON MARKET, April 7, 1915.

At Market $40 Beef Cattle, % pairs of working
Oxen, 7Go sheep. and $3.50 Swine.
pR'cEs-Beef Catt'e-Sales qiick nj an advance.
Extra Sc a 6,25; first quality $3.50 q SIS; second
quality, s5,25 a $50; third quality SAFE as.
Working Oxen-Sales a, s65, u 50, and 81.
Sales from 50 10 s.. A few cosset Wca'h.
crs at sc, %.
Swine -L 10 peddlc at 4!c for Sows, and Sic for
Barrows; two lots Of large Barrows, 81. Ohio Hogs
Al and 54c. At retail 81 and SIC.
New York Market.
The sales OF Carton are but $50 bales.
The sale of the Mon,auk's cargo of teas at the
PhGnix room went of with great spirit this morn
ing. The teas were in general Of good quality and
the prices equal TO the hes, sales Of the season.
Flour is without much change; Troy and Gencssee,
Si75 asked, and a little less taken; some Southern
-four on the wharf has been sold at Si62, the other
parcels at si,69, and 400 Baltimore aud Brandywine
at s4,75.
$50 bushels Duchess c. wheat brought lOi cts
1860 bushels Rye 70 cts. delivered; Corn AZ a 40 cts
Barley so a 81 cts; a prime parcel brought 81 cts
Northern Oats sold - a 80 cts; Southern at ~
els.
500 bills. old prime Pork sold at s9,62, and 50, 50
is offered for any quantity; 200 bills. new prime al
Sll. No change in Beef The supply of Lard is
small, Butter and Cheese steady.
There are no Cry cod in market; the las, cargo was
sold al 50, 75 qtl. No change in mackerel.
Sugar and Molasses remain quiet prices ale rath
er lower.
P.S Evening. There is no thing further IN cotton
the marke, is in a very quiet state. The sugar sold
by auction by this morning brought full prices, the
general quietude notwithstanding. Jour. Of Com,
ApriI IN.
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RAIL ROAD.

We publish Il number Of articles on this
subject--from which it will be observed that
the thing is progressing.
We publish another communication from
our Montpelier correspondent, and will on
another occasion answer his queries. We
have neither time nor room this morning.
The communication Of Seldin, taking n
similar view Of the subject shall appear next
week.
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JabrZ Penniman's Estate.

Di,trirt Of Chntenden. S.. L Probate Conrt
for the district Of Chitienden To all persons CONGO rm-
ell IN The c>la e of Jalez Penniman, late of Colches-
ter, in SAID district, deceased. GREETING.
WHEREAS, Charles =. Allen and Joseph w. Allen,
admin traitors OF the estate of IIeman Allen, late OF
said Burlington, deceased, who was administrator
with The will annexed Of The estate of Jatez Penni-
man, late Of said Colchester, deceased, propose to
render an accom-, Of The ali fIenan', admins "a, ion
of said conr, TO he held al the Registers office in said
Bnrl ngron on the ,econl Wedne day in May, lS45
The re(ore, yoi are hereby notified to appear before
said court al the time and place aforesaid, and show
cause why the account aiore,aiI should not lie al.
lowed.
q ven under my hand al BlrliL g,on, this 18th day
OF Anril, l5i5.
46w3 WIN. WESTON, Register.
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CLOTH WAREHOUSE.
F. S. WINSTON e. co. =
Nl3sAssrL ST., .New York

ARE now receiving Of their own Importation, on
Commi> sion, and by purchase a, A,cllon, and Other.
wise, a full assortment Of Woolen Goods, comprising
American, Engli'h, French, Belgian, and German
Cloths and Cashmere, both plain and fancy. Also,
IA large variety Of "a and Cd Tweeds and Saiinets.
Ve>ling. and Panlaloon Stuis.
Deroting all our time and attention erciusire,y 10
WooHen Goods, which we Obtain from the above
sources, WI believe we exhibit The largest and mos,
extensive assortment 10 c found in the City or Coun-
try.
We invite the attention of close and ertensire bu y.
es 10 our stock, ~plelgins ourselves tina, those who
have been IN The habit of luying Their Cloths at A,c-
lion, at the expense OF mach time and trouble, (oiien
getting qlanrilies and qualities they do not want,
shall olliain them ofus NJ a very small advance from
cost, Tor Cash, or on,a short credit, for approved notes.
New NoRK, April q, ls45. 45
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TIE
PERU IRON COMPANY,

\ AMI i%avorahly known as manufacturers Of
- IRON and NAILS, now advise The public that
having made exiep>ive additions to and improve.
Ii'eni> IA Their establishment, are prepared TO iurni,l
dealers in aud con umers of Iron AMI Nails, with al
de'iralle sizes thereof, ora quality hardly equallec
in this country. They manufacture 10 Wi:
Wagon and Cart Tire, OF all the various size,
wanted.
Horse shoe Iron, from scraps, various sizes, O
very superior quality.
Band Iron, from inch TO 5 inches wide.
Hame and Scroll Iron, So TO | inch.
Round and Square Iron, 3 8 inch 10 3 Inches.
Cut Nails, from 3 d TO TO 60 d.
do Spikes, from 4 10 6 inches.
do Floor Nails, I'D, god, Fad.
do Finishing Nails, 6 d, Sd, IOd.
This Company Gattcr themselves that their iacili
lies for manufacturing m perfection, are unstirpass
ed, lha, all goods offered by them IN market will
give entire satisfaction TO the consumers, and ,ha
their terms for goods are and will continue 10 be a
liberal As The terms Of others.
STkONGS e. CO., Agents,
Burlington, VI.
April 16, As. AZ
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CA TION.

THE public are cautioned against making any bar.
l. gain or contract with LOYtL PHILIPS, as al
bargains or contracts SO made, are and have been ioI
more Than two years utterly void in law and will b.
regarded accordingly.
BRIGHAM c. WRIGHT Guardian.
Milton, April l2th, 1915. lows
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Andrew C~hatfeld's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, ,u'HE Hon. the Pro
Di>iric, Of Chllicndrn, -. L bate Court Tor the
Disiric, Of ChiIlenden :: To all persons concerned in
lhe estate OF Andrew Cha,tielJ, Iale OF ii In'instun,
in laid District, decea ed, t;REEriNG.
WHEREAS, Heman Gilleil. nd nini>iraror Of III. es-
Ia e OF >aid deceasel, proposes 10 render an acrount
Of his ADMINISTRATION, an present HI, account again,
sad estate for examination and allowance al a session
OF he Court Of Proha'c, 10 q holden al The Eagle
Hall in Wih>ton, IN said di>tric, Oh The third Mon
day Of April next.
Therefore, Yuu are hereby notified 10 appear before
said co Irt at the time and place aforesaid, aud >hew
cause, if any you have, why the account aioie aid
should not he allowed.
Given under my hand al Burlington. his 3i>t day
OF March, A. d. 1915.
i4w3 WIN. WESTON, Register.
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For Sale.
SDa0inD an1 G1tDtng
ROOMS.
WHITEHALL,

bihtL
HARRISON, would res. ~,ecifully inform hi,
- = friends AMI patton> that noiwilhs,andlng Il long
season OF cold, snow, hail, rai n and severe hard times
has passed since he has had the pleasure of greeting,
shaving, brushing, >hcaring, and pcrfrming his nI-
merou> northern triend> and customers that he l. It'll
in Whitehall, and has for he convenie re and com.
fort ofhis customers and the travelling public, reinov.
ed his Shaving Saloon to Parks sl,lend d Brick
Building two doors south of the Clinton II ouse. which
he has fitted up IN a style second 10 none in The virin'
ity, and has connected with his Saloon a large anc
commodious Bathing Estal li,hmcn,, with cod, warn
and shower Baths and gentlemen need sep hui
from one room to the other when they will nm
them elves shaved, shearej, washed, brushed, per
flmed, and completely renovated.
n. B.-J. II. wouid reqne-, his friends no, TO b,
deceired or decoycd y The st' iped poles and dispIa,
that may be made AT his old sand, a. he po>iiivel,
j. not there; lot al his splendid saloon two door
friends 10 call.
Whitehall, March 90, 1875. AZ
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IJAutbh .
THE subscriber avalls himself of this method of
i communicating TO the public. that he has com
menced the manufacture of Fine Gut aud Smoking
TOBACCO CIGARS AND SNUFF, al 263 River
Street, next door TO the Fulton Markell. The follow
ing may at all times be found a, his Store and Fac
tory -
The celebrated Virginia fancy fine cut extra Chew
ing Tobacco.
Sweet Virginia, manufactured from the leaf,
American Smoking Tobacco,
Snanish
Choice brands of Cavendish and Plug constantly
on hand Otey's celebrated Virginia '%fi,es'; Wyatrs
unrivalled thirty .iwos'; Bells do do; Lyle d.
Davidson's Honey Dew, lib. Jumps.
SNUFFS.
Rose scented No. | Maccohoy, American Gentle.
man, Lundy Foot, French Rappee, and Irish Black
guard.
Cigar Gases, Tobacco and Snuff Boxes, French,
German and American Pipes, of the latest styles.
The subscriber is in the receipt Of q large and ex-
,ensive assortment Of Havana and Principe Cigars, of
we'll known brands, as follows. La Norma, Espar.
teros, Riondas, DE La Cruze, NJ. Rendon, La Vuella
Bagera, Panetelas, Manila Cherools, half Spanish and
Domestic Cigars Of all kinds, which are offered to
dealers on the most favorable terms.
The above articles are all warranted 10 be made of
the finest qualities Of leaf Tobacco, and by the most
experienced workmen.
| will sell as cheap as the cheapest, and better than
JOHN DAILY.
Troy n. Y. April, 1916. i5ml
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New York CHARTER ELEc rIoN.-This
election has resulted N the choice of Have
meyer (Loco) by about 6 1000 majority over
Harper. The vote is estimated thus:
Havemever loco; $4,000
Harper (Nnt. Am) 1900
Seldcn (Whig) 1000
The Locos carried the Aldermen and As
~sistants in all the Wards but the Sd and 18th,
which are Wing.
In the two Wards IN which the Wings
have the Aldermen, Harper hid IA majority
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New York Cattle Market April 7.

At Market-7W Beef Cattle, (all S~oulhernj l20
Cows and Calves and 1000 Sheep end Lambs.
Ps1cEs--Beef Cattle-Were in better demand Than
for = long time, and the market cleared at an advance
of full fhy cents per cwt:, and we quote IS TO 81, as
the rate Of retailing. A drove Of 70 head will reach
the market on the Sth, (o-day)
Cows and Calves-We continue TO quote SIS 10
a25 a s2s. ,
Hay-No change from last weeks rates.
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1916.

fINHlS Association viii continue the Forwarding
L business on the Chnmplain Canal, Lake Cham
PLAIN and Hudson River, connected with the old Tow
Boat Line, which leaves N. York daily a, 5 o'clock
Z. NJ, and Troy daily al 8 O'Clock a. NJ. Two or
more treigh, boats will leave Troy and Albany for
Whitehall daily, which will deliver to and receive
Champ!ain: also, two OF more Freight Boats will
leave Whitehall for Troy and Albany daily.
In addition 10 the above they have a Line of Lake
and River Boats, of the first class, with faithful and
competent Captains, who WI receive Freight at New
York. Troy or Albany, and deliver at any Port on
Lake Champlain also, receive Freight at Ports on
Lake Chamrlaln and deliver in Troy, Albany or n.
York. All property received for shipment by this
line will be correctly weighed Ly their Agents at the
Time of shipment-and will be insured.
Also, two or more boats vii leave the North Wharf.
Burlington, each week, for Whitehall, Troy, Albany
and New York.
JAMES II. HOOKER, )Propri.
ELIAS PATTERSON and others, etors.
For Freight, apply to
P Pnas c,i :; James 80 coen,ie's Slip, N. Y.
lanes Ia Ne c =, aooke'' 1855 River street, Troy.
II. A Holcomb, l6l Pier, Albany.
G. W: Kellogg, Comstock's Landing.
!; =; Fierce q Son. St. Johns, G. E.
Lew L"'' Huxley %H',' Mis-issque Bay.
Oliver Bascomb, Whitehall.
IS !. 5. , w H; Peck & Co.. Burlington.
L.. X. Rrainard & Co. 81 A'oa"S'
A. ID. Ladd, Plattsburgh.
l.. Colvin, Port Kent.
Nathan Webb, Rouse's Point.
j. Fl. Hooker, Is Long Wharf, Boston.
Address-OLiVER BASCOM, Agent. Whitehall
L.. A. CARLETON, Agent, Troy.
J. 5. WARE, Agent, Burlington.
All property entrusted to their care will be forward
cd as directed with despatch and safety.
Wharfage and Storage at reduced prices, and thu
utmost care taken in handling ami storing merchant
ize, produce and all kinds of property consigned 10 m!
care. NORTH WHARF, Foo! OF Main Street.
J. :. WARE, Agent.
Burli ngton, April 2, ls45 45m6
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Canes

A NEW and feau'iful assortment of Silver and
"A Ivory headed Canes, also, Crooks and other
Cane, The hes, assortment and al lower prizes han
BRiNsMAlD 4. ERO1 HRS.
March, 1916. ~
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Timothy BLISS Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, TJNHE Hon. the Pro.
DISTRICT OF cHITrENpEN. IS. 4, L bate Couri for The
Distric, of Chi!tendrn, To all persons concerned in
the estate Of Timothy Bliss, late Of Jericho in said
district decea >el. GREETING.
WHEREAS, Zelina Bliss, Administrator OF the
estate OF said decea,ed, proposes TO rem Ter an ac-
count OF his administration, aud pre-. en' his account
against sad e.,ate for examination and allow ,ncc a,
a session of the Court Of Probate, to he holden a, The
Register office IN Burlington, in said district, on the
four h Weln,s 'ay OF April next.
Therefore, you are hereby notifel. 10 appear efore
SAID court a, The time aud place afure aid, and shew
cau,e, if any you have, why the account aforesaid
should no, be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 3l,t day
of March, A. ID. 1916.
44w3 WIN. WESTON, Register.
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

WILL. lie II, unlrr a license from the Probate
w Co'rt for the District Of Lamoille, on the
prenr c>. in the village of John son, on the SIKH day
Of May, A. u. 1876, n public Auction, the following
describe real estate Of Charles Reed. la'e of hnson
deceased, viz; Atori two and II half acres OF land
and Tannerv thereon, situated upon the Branch in tn.
village Of Johnson. The Tan Work are nearly new
an | conan a Rolling Mill, Fuling Mil and Bark
Mill, with sufficient wa'er power % carry The work,
through the year, being The same premises occupied
by the said Reed, al The Time Of his decca.e.
JOHN MlIGS, administrator
Johnson, April Is h. 1916. 46w3
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MU ,T q
ash Contract.

USII NUTIlT Z
TNHE Subscribers will receive propo> ais until 18th
l. May, for "a good and sufficient Cedar Barrier to
be built under the direction OF the Selectmen, at or
near the mouth Of the revine north of The camp
ground the work to be 25 feet hugh aud of good Green
White Cedar timber not less than II inches in thick.
ness through the hewn sides, two sides only of the
timber to be hewn. One half cash the 18th July, and
one half the 18th of October. For a more particular
description apply to either Of the Selectmen.
HARRY BRADLEY cJ.,,,
SETH MORSE ""ee"e"'
Burlington, April S0lh, 1915. 45r
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50 Tons of Hay

n the best quality, for sale at e5 90 per Ton, de-
~ livered any where in the village at The above
price. G.. PETERSON.
Burlington, Feb. 18th 1915. 81
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Farm for Sale.

nveSs> NOR sale, a farm in Charlotte .oniain-
EH&SSHSa4 IL ing about one hundred aud TWEEN
1fXSHEt acres, about one hun fred acres VI wh"'
~W is under cultivation the remainder !
~ covered by a goud thr,fiy grow VI pm"
heinio. X and hard wood. IA the premise, are q coll .
venient dwelling house one and a halt siorys HIN
twen,y.six by thirty feet, q guod harm thirty rs foiiy
feet, caliiage house aud wood shed with . good W.
Of pure wster.-Al>o, a young orchard of aioui liz
trees jus, beginning to Lear. The above farm is 81 .
ua,ed in the north part Of Charlotte and about tw.'
and a half miles south from !Sbelburn meeting h'a. Z.
IL under o good .taiL Of cultivation and Is well fence
Also about twenty five tons OF go, hay all ii whnh
vii lie sold for a fair rice AMI |, s-e.sIon given im'-
mediaicly. For further pat,ic lar inn ire 81
NELSON Nl.Wi ILL.,.
Slclhurn, M,rrh II, 1916. Al
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New York Adv'ts.
Nj TABLET.

Nj ETALLlC
'0NHlS is the only invention that combines The
properties OF hone AMI strup its powers have
been well proven by The first cutters OF Europe, who
have used aud preferred them 20 the common home
Tie Tablet ot Hone part requires neither oil nor wa.
ter to have effect. This alone would make ii of great
value; but when added to it the finishing qualities OF
the strop, simplicity OF use and cleanliness, making 1t
on the whole an article that no g~enilemans toilet can
be complete without. The following testimu mails,
from the most scientific men, speak well in its favor
From Gen. James Ta,imadge. President OF
the American Institute.
Saun 'er's Razor Strop, with its four sides, combine
admirably all the requisites 10 shirpei and sci Raz1rs
with a fine and smooth edge. It is a real comfort to
possess it. JAMES TALLMApGE.
New York, Nov. 1871.
From NJ. Milliken, Cutler to the Royal
Navy, aOl strand.
The Metallic Tablet. in its use is slmpie, having the
same effect on a razor as a hone, without using oil or
water aui in a tenth part Of the time After five years
trial, l can recommend it with perfect conf 'ence.
NJ. MILLiKEN.
From Professor Criscom, and DR.. Valentine
Mott.
George Saunders Imperial Strop.-We can freely
testify 10 its value. The side which he calls the Me.
taLlic Tablet j.. as far as we know, a thing of his own
introduction into this country; it appears 10 be an ex-
cellcnt, convenient substitute for n hone, and operates
on the same principle as steel does upon a table-knlie.
but with far greater smDothness and certainty; it
saves the unpleasant necessity of oil and water to
assist it whc'iing.-The other three sides Of the Sirop
are extremely well finished, fl II, smooth, and almost
elastic, preserving the razor from that roundness of
edge which 50 soon destroys its keenness.
J. GEiscoM,
May 10Th, 1927 VALENTINE Morn.
Prices sl3, $40, 80, sc, and 81, per doz.
G. Saunders, inventor, and sold by
G. SAUNDERS & SON,
l63 Broadway, Mem York.
Y1PG. Saunders ~ Son, will remove on the LIST Of
Nav from 1853 to In Broadway.
No,v N,,k Apr,I , 1919 AZ
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l,lnuuhs

4 LARGE assortment. OF the most approved pat.
y terms. by J. & J. H. PECK & ca.
Il lrlin-'on, April |. 1916. "A