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FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of the Cambria.

The Mail Steamer Cambria arrived at
Boston on 10 o'clock on Tuesday morn
ing from Liverpool. which port she left OH
the afternoon Of the 4Ih instant.
There have been no very striking events
to record since the last advices, but the
session Of Parliament and the opening of
the financial and political projects for the
year, fill the papers with matter of much
interest.
Our last rdvices by the Hibernia, to the
morning Of the 9Th ult announced the
anticipated opening of the session of Par
lament on that day, and gave the sub
stance Of the Queens speech, which had
been read at Ministerial parties of men,
bers of the two houses on the preceding
evening. The opening took place in the
usual form, and the speech as read by the
Queen, of course corresponded in sub
stance with the statement already publish
ed
Rev. Sydney Smith died at his house in
London OF the evening of Feb. %. The
morning Chronicle remarks upon the event
that the country has lost one the clearest
and wittiest of its writers, and humanity
has lost one of its most powerful and yet
leas, pretending advocates
The Earl of NJ ornington, better known
as Lord marlborough or as William Wei
lesley Pole, died id London Feb. %, in
the SD year ofhis age. He is succeeded
in the peerage by his son William Pole
Tylney Lord Wellesley. He was broth
er of the Duke of Wellington, and of the
late Marquis ellesley.
The Marquis of Westminster, late
Earl Grosvenor, died at his residence Feb.
6, in the 10Th year of his age. He was
enc of the richest, and perhapsthe richest
of the British nobility.
Sir Thomas +. Buxton, SO well known
for his connexion with the anti-slavery
societi 8, died at his residence, in Norfolk,
on the 10Th ult, aged So. He was much
respected as aphilanthropist. To the de-
ceased Baronet the unfortunate Niger ex-
petition owed its origin and its failure.
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STATE OF VERMONT, !


Be it remembered that at PI0bste Count held
CT A.iddieluiy in AID tor the District o: Adtison,
on &c i7.h day oi March, 4 II. 1918
Kent Wright. Homer Wrsh, ard Warner
Wright, executors Of Ike las, vii! and ;cs;an.eg
Of ELIJAH WRIGHT,
late OF Sho.eh1m in sid district deceased, res
ent their petition in writing 10 il II, llayig
for hcenSc 10 sell real estate Of said doctaS,c Tor
the purpose Of paying the dents Of said teccasCI
and the expenses Of I iinir stralicI; at iieiei1
SCI forth u C amount OF debts die iitU .; i'll &C.
ceased, the expense ci a,.iliT israiICn, leyt!-
ne Of TIE personal estate :be SituSiIoE Of tie
oil estate OF said deceased ard tha! il is nezesSafY
10 sell real estate Of the said deceased for the Fsr
poses afoIe. aid Il is therefore oIteied lhai:aid
petition lie considered " this coCr', at Session
hereof 10 lie kcl at the I'm Of L. b. Eli IN
S.lsFeham in said district, CT Thursday thr "a
day OF ArTil next 81 one O'Clock III The af;e!LCOr;
and that SAID executors cGu>c notice thc.cCf 10 tc
given to all persons Interested that they NAV aT-
rear and make their o!ec.:oES, if my they nay
have TO the said license Icing grantcd.ty ru.lish
ing certified copy Of this order in the NcTtle.n
Galazy--a ncwSp; Ter Printed ~ said Middle
bury, three weeks successfully previous 10 tie
time of said court.
And at the sane court holicu rs aforesaid; "a
on the l7Ih day OF March A ID. lSi5, the sadie
ecutors represent to said cCuIi, that the said de-
ceased WAS, in his lie time, under contact bind
ing in law, 10 convey 10 MaIcellus Royce If Or
well, in the County Of Rud-nd, certiin tract Of
land situate in Siid towns oi Orwell and hoIe-
ham described - follows 10 Wit: teinga tract of
land on the south side OF Lemon Fair and on the
cas-; side OF the highway leading from ShoTeAi m
raS; Widow Blcchins 20 Orwell which lard for
mei,y belonged to evi boycc late of said Or
well deceased, md was set to tie sid Marcellus
BCrce as Heir 10 Tic estate Of Le:iBoycc BY CON-
mit.ce appointed " PIolss Court, 10 which lis
trtdtun reference i lad fui description ihefc-
of, containing thirly-hve acres Of iGLd: Ard said
executors make their application 10 said ccuu 10
giant them license convey said tract Of sLG 10
said Marcc,ius Boyce According 10 said c9r,I; Ct:
1t is therefore ordered, mat said afIlicaJi,n re
considered al session Of said court 10 he Ltld IS
aforesaid, on the Sd Day Of april Lext, ard tfat 70
notice tncIeofbe given as aforesaid, IS publishing
certified copy Of this order in the Norihcru
Galaxy newspaper printed in said Middle
bury three weeks successfully previors to
the time Of said Court.
Attest ]. :. BUSHNELL, Register.
4 true copy Of record.
IS J. 5. BUSHNELL, Register.
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NfT Hampshire. The Geological sur
rey of DR.. Jackson has disclosed an I'M
examPled amount Of mineral wealth, in
the Granite State. In the town of Bart
lett, an iron nine has been dioscoverd,
possessing ore of excellent quality, and of
lnexhaustible amount The locality was
formerly worthless. it has recently been
sold for $1,000. In Eaton vein of zinc
ore was discovered, more abundant than
that OF Bristol, Eng. The mine will fur
nish zinc for all New England. Atwar-
rem copper ore was found, of such char
acter and in such quantity as to warrant
mining. In jackson vein Of tin ore
was dicovered. lex. paper.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT,
District of AddiSbh.

District oil Addison,
Be it remembered, that at q Pro5ate Csurt
holden at Middlcbrry in said district, lie 18th
day of March A. D. 1915.
John NJ. Weeks administrator ofthc es-
tate of GILBERT FVERTS.
late Of Salisbury in said District deceased,
presents his administration acrount for al
iowanre IL is therenpon ordered, thar said
account be examined for allowance by said
Court, at a session ihereoftO be held at this
office of the Register Of said Court IN said
Midi ehury, on Thursday ne TifT DAY os
April next. at one O'Clock in the afternoon !;
AMI that notice thereof he giyei; 10 all per
sons interested, tnat they RAY appear and
make their objections, If any they may bavex
TO the allowance of said account, by pub,
fishing certified ccPy of this order in the
Northern Galaxy, a newspaper printed -
hGidle.ury in said district the weeks success
lively previous 10 the time Of said court.
And ai Il e same Court holden as aforc>
said, on the 18th day of March A. II. 1915.
the said administrator moves The Court
that partition and distribution of the estate
of the said deceased he made atnrng the
heirs of said deceased, and that Comuis-
siOuers be appointed for that purpose: Ills
therefore ordered that sai! administrator
cause notice to be given 10 all persons in
tercsted to appear BET; re said Court, Ht
said session thereof to lie held as aforesaid
on The I7th day ofArril next,at which tina
said Court will appoint Commissioners to-
make partition and distribution of said cs-r
tate by publishing &c tiiied copy ofsaid or
der three weeks sue, essiysly in the forth
ern Galaxy as aforesaid.
Jcd. S. BustatH Register
a true cePy of record
Attest Jed. S. Bushnell Register IL
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EDT7ARD CuRrIs.-This gentlemen late
Collector Of the port of New ork, had re-
ceired fifty millions Of Dollars. His account
Las been settled with The government ard a
balance found III his favor of S3,5I without
any IFS or ands OF butts, reservations or con-
sirnctivc charges. Let those who see no dit
terence IN the integrity of the two pol :cai
parties mediate upon this fact, and compare
a Wing Collector to the Swariwout's and
iioyt's Of proceeding administrations. The
Locos seemed almost vexed when it was
made public at Tie Capitol the result OF
this settlement. il is said that Gen. Mckay
tie Chairman Of he Financial Com. WAS
heard 10 soliluqu;ze thus:
well, it is sIranse-here " appoint our
people TO Office. and we hear, first ofthis one.
and then Of that one, cheating the country
using The public funds entrusted to him. and
tten runpins up false prelenccs to cover his
stealing, y lille here is this Wing Curtis, hav-
ins millions passing through bis hands with
ont stealing dollar, and promptly settling
his accounts the moment he Is turned out oil
Office. IL is too bad"
So, Indeed, i is too had-but so il is likely
to continue 10 be until Loco Focoism shall
mend lis morals. learn 10 value men for their
honesty, rather than their partizanship-M
J. Cox.ier.
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The Anti-Renttrs in Uz:fer County

The Anti-Renttrs in Ul.fer County,
continue their outrages, and the "Indians"
resists the civil process as often as the at
tempt is made. The Sherilf's officers
sent out on Saturday, to serve process.
were resisted on all points, and were OBJ
lircd to return for rcinforcemeats. Ac-
cordingly the Sheriff organized posse of
100 men on the same day On Monday,
upon the requisition ofthe Sheriff. $50
muskets and bayonets, with 1859 ball
cartridges, were delivered at the State
Arsenal at Albany, to Major General
Smith, of Kingston, to be used as occasion
require. Courier and Enquirer.
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Says the Boston Mercantile Journal, we
unwitiingly did injustice to Mr.. Polk in
copying statement made by Washing
ton letter writer, that the President, nobly
and properly, and peremptorily refused to
receive the Empire Club" of New Yorl:
This was net 50, appears by tho following
letter in the National Intelligence. signed
by the redoubtable Capt. Rynders, him
self:
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before his name can como before the
Senate.
The Senate will probably adjourn by
Monday or Tuesday next They will then
have been fortnight in session.
There is story afost that the Bsitish
Minister, Packenham, has sent a remon-
STRANGE to Mexico against the issue of let
tiers Of rnarquc. This is probably without
foundation The duty evidently belongs
to the British Minister at Mexico
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STATE OF VERMONT. ,

District Of AddiScr,
BE it Remembered thai ata probate Court held
at Middlchury, in ard for the District Of Addison
on the 9Th day Of March, a. d. 1915.
Charlotte v. Wooden, William Breasted fud
benjamin. Breasted administrators OF The estsleof
RANSOM V. WOODEN
late Of Bridport in said district deceased present
their administration account for allowance: Il is
therefore ordered, that said account be exT mined
for allowance 10y said court, at a session thereof
to lie held al the Inn Of E. 3. Hill in said Shore
ham. on Thursday the 10Th day of April rexi, al
one o'clock in the afternoon: And that notice
thereof &c given to II persons interested, that
they may appear ard make their objections if any
they may haze, TO the allowance Of said account
bv publishing certified copy Of this order in Tie
Northern Galaxy 4 newspaper printed Ct said
Middlebury three weeks successfully previous to
the time aforesaid Court.
Jed. 5. Bushnell Register,
A true copy of record,
A,tes, Jed. S. Bushnell Register. "a
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rsar he had $500 majority. Woodbury. the
LEGO candidate for Congress nominated in
place of John P.IIale falls considerably below
the rest Of the Congressional ticket lIwouid
probably be safest TO calculate that Woodbury.
IS elected. But another such victory as
this will use up the party.
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Commissioners Notice.

We, the subscribers. being appointed by
the Hon. the Probate Court for the Distric,
Of Addison Commissioners. to receive. ex-
anine and adjust all cIa;ms and demands Of
all persons, against the estate of
LEWIS PRATT,
late Of ETi1port in said DiSuict, deceascr arsar.
so all claims ard demands exhibited in cfSc,
thereto: And months from lie 9Th day OF
March 1875, Icing allowed by said CONT fcy
that PaspoSe, we 90 therefore hereby give nciiee
that we will attend 10 the business Of our said
appointment, ct the dwelling house Of lie widow
Of the deceased in B-idport on the fiS, TLrr>.. =
In June and September, from nine o'clock a. NJ,
until four o'clock, r. M. on each OF said days.
EDs"e3sr Alie"' Commissioners
AZ; Isaac Bdrrors. "oii''''S'o''S'
Dated at Ertdport, his I4ih zsr CT Ter ~
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STATE Of NeRMoNr,
- 4 IL.

STATE Of NeRMONr,
District Of Addison, IS. (
Be it remembered thai al Probate Gear. held
at MiddleSury in and foi the DiSuic; Of Addison,
on the sath day Fl March A. d. 1915
Austin Dana GUARDIAN Of SIL,s X. Foor
OF Cornwall, IN said District, minor, son Of
Russcl Foot late OF said Cornwall deceased.
represents that it would be conclusive TO Ito.
interests Of lis said ward 10 sell all lie real
estate Of his said ward which was set o.i' ard
assigned 10 him in the division of Tie estate If
his father the said Russo! Foot deceased is
his share in said tate; and said suIrdisn
moves tire Ccur TO gran, him sensc 10 eel
the said real estate OF his said ward: II il
therefore ordered, that said Application 10
considered hy this Court, at a session {. e:ccf
10 be held at the Office { + the Reg stcr ,f.xd
Court. in said Aiifdlei.Gry, on Thursday the
18th day OF April next, al Que O'Clock in tie
afternoon, aCd that notice be given ru all er-
sons interested, that they appear Tnd a.ak-
their objections. il any hey NAV have a. said
llcense being granted, by publ shi7ga ecrii-
fed COPS os this crier in the Noitte-l G.I-
axv newspaper printed at Mddlebury ihres
weeks successfully previous TO the said .es-
sion Of said Court.
Ji}. s. .BaslatH Reg;,-er.
\ truc cory Of rcccro, Il
Ahesi, J. $. Bushnell. r g'ster.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-MoypAy

BRIGHTON MARKET.-MoNpAy.
March 10, 1915.
At Market 395 Beef Cattle, 900 Sheep,
and 1870 Swine; 300 Sheep unsold.
PRIcEs-Becf Cdttie.-PIices have ad-
vanced, and we advance our quotations
Extra 1913. First quality $3.50. Second
quality, IS a5,25. Third quality, $3.50 a
AS.
ShecP.-Dull. Quality not very good
Sales from 3. so to $50.
WOOL. There have been no important
operations in this article during the week
past.
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Doct. X. has succeeded in making such i'm
provementS in the manner of setting artificial
teeth on plate, to entirely obviaie every oblec
ton that can be urged against them; the solder
used by him being Of equal purity with the plate,
and warrantednot 10 oxydize, or produce the IN
pleasant taste Of brass or copper while worn.
Improvements of great importance have also
been made by DIR. X. in the manner of adapting
the plate TO the mouth with such faSenings as will
admit of the whole work being removed and re-
placed again, at the pleasure of the wearer, with
as mach convenience as glove can be taken
from the hand and replaced again; and yet, when
on, are firm easy and nofensive.
As there is general disposition in the commur-
ity, 10 defer all unnecessary operations on the teeth
until they become painful, it is most respectfully
urged that all teeth be Immediately filled rs soon
rs de ay has commenced, before the general
health ofthe teeth is effected, and if properly
done the tooth is sound for life The proper fill
ing in such cases is unqueStionably the purest
gold. Docl. X. has preparation for destroying
the nerve in teeth without producing the slightest
p1in) after which in most cases they may be FL
led and rendered as useful as any teeth in the
mouth.
SAll operations warranted to give satiSfac-
ton or noIay.
PRICES OF WORK:
For inserting on fine Gold plate 81 90 to 90
Pivot, r50 toe so
For filing with Gold Use to 81 90
TIN. 37c to 50
For Cleaning set of Teeth soc to 81 90
For Extracting 25c
n. E. DR.. X. VIII be happy to wait upon per-
sons at their residences whenever required. 47;3
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The r;ry man. James Buchanan of
Pennsylvania, the head man in the Demo
cratic Presidents Democratic Cabinet, is
the very man who once publicly declared
that /" F HE HAD A DROP OF DEM
OIRATIC BLOOD IN HIS BODY HE
WOULD OPEN A VEIN AND LET
IT GUT"
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Flows! Piows!!

The Subscriber has received large lot
of iiuggle's Nourse s. Mason's premium
Flows, manufactured by them, at their es-
Establishment in Worcester Mass, consist
ing of Sward c. and cage No. & 3, for
sale at Manufacturers prices by
z. w. Cui.LlNS.
Cornwall, March 90, 1915.
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GmEApI CHEAP!

GREAT INDUCEMENTS are offered
to all who would buy goods at fair prices,
such as Overcoats, Goats, Vests, Pants &c,
of all qualities: and every variety OF TRIM
MINGS, toeeihe, with large assortment Of
Goods of all descriptions; by The subscribers.
eheoper than can be found in the County-for
cash. BROWN 3 SHELDON.
Jan. 90. 1915.
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Marshal of Vermont We learn that
Col. Jacob Kent, Jr. Of Newbury, has
been appointed 'arshal of Vermont, by
the President and Senate, in place Of Col.
VIM Barron of Bradfotd.
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WHOCAN BEAT OLD CORNWALL.
Mr.. Amos Douglass of Cornwall. recently
hutchered three year old Shoat whichwhen
dressed weighed 720 lbs. 1t was of the
BERKSHIRE breed from Lossing's of Albany.
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Tomb Stone.

It. PHELPS. will keep on hand supply
of Grave Stone, those wishing 10 purchase will
do well to call and examine his marble, work
and prices, any other work in his line Of bus.
mess done 10 order. Shop between Messrs
Starr and BushueH's Office and the bridge
Middlebury VI.
P.S. Stone Lime for sale at bis shop.
March Sd, 1915, "a
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u SANDS SARsAPAR.LLA.-Ths unpsr-
alleled preparation has performed some oi'the
most astonishing Gu res of diseases that are
recorded in the annals cf history, thus
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f0the E4st0Ts o. Ire Not- fRfeGigeDc6r !:
Inotice an article in your. paper this
day, in which it is stated that the Empire
Tub sent deputat;on to President Polk
To ascertain at what time he would be
willing to receive them as a Club, but at
that the President replied, Never as a
Club, but at any time rs citizens That
statement is untrue from beginning to
end. We did not send deputation from
from the Club TO make inquiries about our
reception; We called upon the President
in a body at 8 o'clock in the evening, were
kindly received, and invited into the the
reception room. We marched in with
our music playing and banners flying we
were greeted with cordial welcome from
the President and other distinguished gem
tlemen who were present, and who can
bear witness to what have stated
Yours, &c. ISAIAH RYNDERS.
President Of the Empire Club,
Ay-these worthless recorded their
names in the visitors book at the Presi-
dents House, and it is said that no less
than eight of them have been indicted in
the criminal courts of New York city
three of the eight for murder!
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IastSI LaStSii

A large and well selected assortment of
fashionable Lasts y Boot Trees, just received
and for sale low at the Auction and Com
mission Store Of u. BECKWITH q Co.
Middlebury, Feb. "a, 1S45.
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CHANGES OF THE British TsEFF.-
Ihe most important intelligence from
Great Britain Is the Financial proposition
OF the Prime Minister, submitted in the
House ofCommons February IA, in which
he recommends the entire repeal of some
important duties on imports, particularly
on cotton, animal &vegetable oils dye stulf;s
furniture woods, slaves, and list of 43O
articles. 1t is PROPOSED also, to abolish
the auction duties altogether. and the duties
on exports.
The reductions to be effected arc
Sugar, Gl,3O0,0 600
Coal, I1S,000
Important duties on raw materials,
including. S,aves $4,000
Cotton Wool, $4,000
Auction Duty, 100000
Glass, $4,000
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Total loss to the Revenew.
f3.35S.000

Total loss to the Revenew, "a, 35S, 600
Which will nearly absorb the estimated
surplus of Il, 10000.
Sir Robert Peel concluded his speech
by declaring that though the proposed
scheme was bold Que, success Of tho ex-
pertinent of the tariff in Is42 encouraged
HIM to expect from his proposition the
most beneficial results to the commerce
Of the empire. But to enable the expert
ment TO be safely carried out, it was nee
essary that the Income tax should be re-
newed for three years longer BY the end
of that time we may be able to get rid of
it; but meantime it is necessary to have
the assurance that this great source ofin-
come will not be dried up
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nj n RI d,

In New Haven, on Sunday evening. the
23d inst, by Rev. J. Meacham, Mr.. George
Eldridge 10 Miss Mary A. How ard, all of
New Haven.
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Partnership.

A partnership has been formed between the
subscribers for the transaction of the DRY
GOODS business, under the firm Of c. Birse
& Son; continuing at the old stand of Cyrus
Birse. CYRUS BiRGE.
HENRY W. BIRGE.
March "a, 1914.
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DENTISTRY.
Doctor Kilb0urn,
Surgical g. Mechanical Dentist.

WOULD respectfully announce TO The resi-
dents of Middle5ury and vicinity, that he has ia
ken rooms over DR.. RusSePs Drug Store, where
he is prepared To perform all operations in Den
lal Surgery after the most modern and scientific
methods, which for beauty aud durability he will
warrant inferior TO none in the country-such as
Inserting, Filling, Cleansing,
Regulating, Extracting,
&r. Sc.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-08-19
=. Es sE.

z HAVE RECEIVED an u]nus'7llv la,ee ard
q Beautiful stark "f Sprung anI SIMMER Grpds
which ] vii sell on lac pay dawn PRINCIPLE. far
chch|er han was ever before ,fl,rci mr sale in tLis
cry, insisting M pare of tr,urh aud Erglish Bread
Cloths, of the mo,I h'auuiui styles aud qunliies
froneh. English and AiEur,u double aud single
nailed Fancy oud Pl,in Cas- mcrcs. OF Ihc,e
"ttcics q splendid o,spuIncnt, uucquallcd by an,
establishment 100 lhi- cIv.
SUMMER GOObS-A ull assortment or fine
aud substantial Summer Goud- consisting M pau a.,
ill"ws' Summer TNccds. Frcrch Linen Dull.
e rua'ug Cuatus. Plain nuI F,ucy Gtutbrous.
Ll"e" Check. IRISH Linens. hin snmz,cr cloths
bin pradtia. hNk Bumhnztu,s; Mcuuo Cashmere
plain Frou'h Linen, Fancy + euch Linen. striped
C%raukius, Blue Dnl,; ropeihcr whh any qronory Of
Ihe various KIND, oi light goods for Cont. nhi Pants,
NESTINGS-Rrk sqli". Gs'd do, fed Sh,lly.
fg'd Mar,,llcs Gg sin. fg'd NinInir. f.'d Linen
ard SILKS. Fnr and aucy light soIns; al new
sy!c aud Tsp TOP qualities.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
: woh p~-nrri stock Back F.urk auc D.,-, Cun's