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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-12

New JERSEY ELECTION. Locorocos have
elected their candidate for Governor, in New
Jersey, by about $500 majority. Local causes
contributed somewhat 10 this result butamore po.
tent cause was the fact that Mr.. Wright, the Wing
candidate, two or three years since, permitted
himself to be run as IN independent candidate for
Congress, and thus defeated the regular Wing
nominee. This made him a host of enemies,
who openly supported his opponent.
In the Legislature, however, the Wings OF New
Jersey showed their strength. The Wing ma
jority, on jointballot, is 25.
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HAVE YOU AN ORCHARD1

As this is q favorable time for transplanting
fruit trees, the foregoing question may not be in.
appropriate. If there are any Of our readers
who have not an orchard, and we know Of seve-
raj, we would suggest the idea that they prepare
10 obtain one. Put it not off ill spring; other
matters may cause you TO defer it longer. The
wiser course in this and in all other matters, is to
go to work and persevere. If you cannot make
II convenient to plant trees this fall, prepare the
ground for their early reception next spring.
There arc muny persons who object to autumn
transpianling, and we are not ourselves clearly
satisfied that it is The best time. Nor is it i'm.
porant. If the lranspIanting be well done, it is
not material whether il be done in the autumn or
spring. The work depends not so much upon
The season us uponthe manner in which it is done.
Some people are in the habit of setting out trees
as though they were gate posts, and if they hap
pen to survive the transplanting, permitting cattle
TO browse upon them. Such people affect sur
prise that fruit trees do not prosper with them.
As well might they confne their children in II
close room, shut them out from air and existence,
limit their diet, and cut them off from every
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-12
DEATH OF SENATOR HUNTINGTON.

DEATH OF SENATOR HUNTINGTON.
The Hon. JABEz W. HUNTINGTON, United
States Senator from Connecticut, died, last week,
at his residence in that Stale. Mr.. Huntington
had been a member Of the Senate for several
years, during which time he won a reputation for
industry and integrity. He did not minge in de-
bate as frequently as many other members of the
body, but his speeches were always 10 the pur.
pose, and evinced much laborious study, and n
thorough investigation Of the subject He was
educated TO the strict code Of morality extant in
New England in early times, and though many
may have regarded his views as too contracted
for the present spirit of the age, none doubted
his honesty of purpose or the purity of his life.
He was still in the vigor Of manhood, and gave
promise for along life Of usefulness; buthuman ex-
pectations are constantly interrupted by The nlal-
libIe laws of an All.wise Providence, and he has
been called home in the midst Of Il useful career.
If his sudden demise will exert a wholesome in
huence upon his Geow-members,- it impress
them with a just estimate of the frail tenure of
their existence,-if il remind them Of "whatshad.
ows they are, and what shadows they pursue,"
and the responsibility that rests upon them MS
public servants,-if it will induce them to apply
themselves diligently to their official duties, and
quell the riotous proceedings 100 often Witnessed
in the Halls Of Congress, it will not be an entire
loss. But we fear that too many Of them are al.
ready beyond the reach of wholesome lessons.
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Rond Naaiea.

Notice il hereby gwen. tha, petition win b
presented 70 the somui'ssionFrs Of Carroll county.
81 .her next SESSION ia December. igg7 foT an al
.erst.oa in STATE road leading from l"e.burgh 10
New Cumberland. c9uimonly denOm.ns,ed 'iha
road to States A'l e0f'usneirg al The north end
Of the lane between the IaHSs bi George Bsfiek
and Joseph Pesreh, thence iu northwest djFse~
lion south Of Zions Church. deEoVina'ed ";ae Lu-
iher5n Church, thence 10 interssci the s'7reeaid
road near where the line. tetween lAs lands Of
Horace BeikHap snd Edward Richardson crosses
the sioressld road. MANY PETITIONERS.
November s, lS47--4-5t.
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Road Notice.

Notice !" hereby given thatthcre will be petition
presenIe', to the commissioners OF Carroll county,
OMo' ,. their December session, ls47 praying for
resu'vey Of so much of the ROAD leading through he
CHI nicstown and southwark as lies between tn north
> nd OF TIE lane that divides the ian4s of Thomas
George end Joshua Marshall, in Fox township. and
the house of John McCa!lister, deceased The true
course of that portion of said road has become un-
certain by reason of the removal of the monuments
by which said road was originally designated.
MANY PETITIONERS.
November 5, ls4T-4-7t.
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New York ELECTION. The returns received
from the New York election are of the most fa-
vorable character. The Wings have swept the
State lkean avalanche, leaving scarcely vesrige
of Locofocoism behind them. The strong. holds
of the party are broken up, and Wings elected
from counties heretofore the very pillars of Loco.
focosm. The Legislature will be Wing by more
than two to one. For State officers, the result is
equally auspicious. The Hon. Mlard Fillmore
is elected Comptroller by near $4,000 majority
Hamilton Fish, Lieut.. Governor by about 3O,oOO
and The lowest majority on the Wing ticket for
State officers is not less than 10000.
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Proclamation by the Governor.

In accordance with wise and Christian usage,
and in compliance with resolution adopted at the
late session of the General Assembly OF Ohio, the
Executive is expected to set apart day Of Thanks
giving and Prayer be observed by the people of the
State Already day has been designated for that
purpose by the Executives of many of the States.
Uniformity in the designation Of the day is esteemed
desirable by Christian people, that there may be
exhibited the sublime spectacle Of great nation in
behalf of whom Providence has wrought wonderful
things, in signal manner acknowledging Him as
their Sovereign Ruler, and as the munifcent donor
of all they enjoy.
J. WILLIAM BEBB, Governor Of the State OF Ohio,
do therefore hereby designate and set apart Thurs
day, the 25th day Of November, inst, as a day of
Thanksgiving and Prayer to Almighty God, for his
manifold mercies tous people, earnestly desiring
that it be strictly observed, to the end that those
mercies may be continued and the custom haowed
throughout the State while our beloved Unio has a
name and place upon the earth.
During the past year we have been peculiarly fa-
vored. While famine has caused intense suffering
in sister country calling forth wall of mourning
from its redundant population, appalling to all hearts,
our own land has enjoyed the blessings of plenty.
The earth has given forth its fruit without strt in
obedience to the mandates of that Providence which
causes the dew to tstil, the rain to fall and the sun
to shine. OF our abundance we have been enabled
to minister to the wants of our suffering brethren,
realizing, as their thank-oferings reach us, how
blessed tits to give.
No desolating scourge has visited our borders
The blessing of health has been enjoyed in an emf
nent degree in nearly every section OF the land L.
Dor has been rewarded and prosperity has marked
the passing year.
For such blessings, how can we fail to be thank
full! Let not ingratitude charscterize Christian
psoPls Let us remember that where much has besn
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Not for a Day but for Al Tine"
Stonton's External Remedy, Hunts L'nimcr

Stonon's External Rcmcdy, Hunts Linimcrt,
Has now given abundant evidence Of It's healing
powers and proved itself the most extraordinary AMI
wonderful medicine in the world. L. lhe sAorJ space
of two years. it has acquired rc9r:si5n :o- curing
disease and rel ewing pain far gsc-,=r than any met
icne ever discovered. lie wOnae-.l cures have a.
tonished the Medical Faculty who nov univs-sal.- =
ccnccte lis great value. They speak Of it il the
highest terms, and commend is use.
It is contCn ned by none" On the CONTRARY, rs
PTA,sE IS UNiyLRsAL. The cases Of cures lr- 80 H.
morcLs that it would take volumes 70 recount them;
and It is a fixed act and is let G:spu'od that IS !
PhIN EETRACT R, II Has 20 EQUAL. For the many
astonishing cures, see the pamphlet. to be had o.
each agent. Il you suffer with 7-.'r"i the Liseas-
for which IL is gecom1e aCG rcsgrtat once TO its
use and be cured. For the following diseases it is
an iuiaii5.e remedy: Spinal affections rheumatism,
paralysis and all nervous affections stit Eh9Um, Group
or hives ogue in the breast ant face, weakness Of g
joints, colds oolhachc, sore throat and guinsy uce-
rated sores incident ulcers, burns, frosted tc:
bunyoBs, fresh wounds sweiiEgs q-a hgui-es, sCrUt
ulous affections, musquito bits and Poisons.
This Liniment is sold by al the re.pse,.5le Ier-
chants and Druggists throughout tie country, and 10y
the Proprietors al Sing Sing, New YORK.
GEORGE Z. STANTON
OCTFor sale at the Drug Sore Of r. REMEDY, in
Carroton. November II, l547-5-2m.
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Kosad Notice.

Notice is hereby given that petition viii be pre-
sented to the commissioners Of Carroll county, Ohio
at their DecemboF session, lS4T % The = Grafton Of
. road from Malvern southwesswarJly down The south
size Of Sandy Greek commenca, .or sliI alteration
the bridge Sandy Creek said town. th5ncs
by the streets thereof, southwest near the south
west corner Of the town plat, and thence the nearest
and best way crossing Pipes Fork of Sandy below
Wallis saw mill, through lands of said Vail. Tobu
Reed and others, intsrsecting the present travelled
road on the lands Of said Reed PETITIONERS.
November 8, lS47-4-6t.
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his knowledge Of our proves, which comes 80
eheaplg ioihs powers Of Europe, has cosl ui.-
The following aFs a few Of the items IN the bill:
Killed and wounded a, Pa!o Alto, Resaca, 600
hIlled aud wounded ii Monterey. about GO
Killed uUd wounded AT Bueua Visa eco
KILLED and wounded at Cero Gordo COO
hilled and wounded at Conreras aud Che
Tubusco 1913
Killed and wounded in the taules orlhe
9th, 18Th and l4,h 1876
Killed and wounded in skirmishes, &c.,
eslimured 5000
Killed and wounded iu New Mexico and
Calilnrnia, about 200
Died by sickness, assassination, &c, about 400
Total estimates 1894
Upwards of nine thousand Amerieans (und
this estimate is too lOw,) sacrificed, to show that
we are not afraid 10 fghtl
Far be il from US 10 attempt TO rob The admin.
islrslion Of the "credil" which it may derive
from this war. We freely award TO it, as hlsto-
~ will, the credit Of saughtering 'housands-of
widowed hearts and desolaled homes--of or
phan's iears-of widespread immoralty-of
squandered mions-of an enormous public
debt-of all unfold evils, social and political,
which have resulted and will result from this
most unnecessary warfare. Not for the wealth
of India would we take upon our soul the "cre-
dit" of all ihis-not for The broad acres and fair
cities which Mr.. Polk may filch from the whip
ped but not conquered Nexicans, would zee pos
sess the Presidents brain through which will fit
until its workings are queted under the sod, the
ghosts Of the pale dead who have found their
graves in the sands and chapparas of MexcoI
No--lei history give it all To the administration
and when coming generations lurn back 10 the
pages in which it is written, they will mark it as
the darkest record-the foulesI blot-upou the
annals Of this government.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-12
Strayed or Stolen.

Left the subscriber, one mile west Of Wellsvp,
Coumbisna county, on the night of Sunday the
oath OF October, gray horse ten years old. thir.
teen hands high, heavy bodied. He was raised 8
miles southwes, OF Corrollon. was used at the time
he left the subscriber at carting on the Railroad
Any information that will aid the subscriber 10 find
said horse will be literally rewarded.
HENRY MCGUIRE.
Lodi, Carroll Co., O., November 70, 1847.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-12

FLORIDA ELEcTIoN.-At the recent election IN
Florida the Wings secured majority in each
branch Of the Srale Legislature. This is an OBJ.
ject Of importance. The Legislature of Florida
meets but once in Two years; consequently, it will
devoIve upon the one lately elected to choose a
United States Senator in the room of Mr.. West.
corr, whose term of service will expire on the
81 of March, l849. OF course the person elec.
ted will be Wing. The present incumbent be-
longs 10 the opposite party.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-12

"BUT CAN CoysUMrTIoE BE CUREDl that's cues
ton which man who lived in a dissectng.room
would laugh at. How many people DO you eXlm'ne
who have lungs tuherCulated, but which are other
wise sound! What is consumption! 1t is tuberclcs
on the lungs. Then, il these ;uberces were healed.
the patient must get better" So says (he celeLra-
ted) Aberuethy. And what old he use for curing tu-
Lercuated lungs! Some orthe verv ingredients that
enter into the composition nj Dr. Tayors Bolsam
Of Iiverwort, from 375 Bowery. The valuable dis.
covcry and combination affects the whole const,u.
tion One Of the most popular writer's O. the age
gives as the result Of lis long observation that pull
monary tubercles are the development Of general dis
ease hcgCe the reason OF the practice Of great "Sy
Cenham in the disease, one Of the best physicians "a
whom England gave BIRTH" and the venerable DR..
Holyoke, Of our own country (whose life was pro-
onged to the age Of lO2 years. and Of Dr.. TAYLOR
(my irend) one Of the brightest ornaments of the D.
niveasty Of Pennsylvania, to whose talents and eX.
perience this unrivaed remedy will be lasting mon
ument spreading his fame throughout all lands.
Beware Of Cosnterteits. Buy nothing instead. See
that the name of Dr. G ]. Leeds (who is now sole
proprietor of this articlel is on the engraved label
Buy only at S75 BOwery, or III Water-street.
AGENrS.-R. Kennedy, CorroIIton; John IT..
vine, Kilgore; A. F. Moore, jefferson; c. C. Wiz
ting. Canton; Doc. Lyon, WeII7ville; D. P. Ora.
ham, New Lisbon; J S, Scott SteubenviIls.
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Estate Of John EarP.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed administrator or the estate OF John
Esrp, late Of Carroll county, Chic, decd. All per-
sons indebted 10 said estate are required 70 make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims to present
them FOR settemeu, secoTGing to la, within orc year
from this date.
JAMES HERINGTON, Admir-
November /, i547-5l-3t.
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Attachment Notice.

At my instance an attachment was issued on the
9Th of November, lS47, by Joshua D. Patton, JUS
tice of the Peace, of Centre township, Carroll coun-
ty, against the property and effects of Matthew H.
Roach, an absent debtor. DAVID WATT.
November H. l747-5-St.
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THE CARROLL FREE PRESS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL. Is47
DAY OF THANKSGIVING.

Governor Bebb has issued his proclamation
setting apart Thursday, the 25lh day of Novem.
ber, as day of Thanksgiving and Prayer. We
are indebted TO the mercies of kind Providence
for our existence as we'll as the blessings we en-
joy, and should manifest our obligation to Him
by some uct Of public devotion. day Of gene.
raj Thanksgiving and Prayer is fit exercise for
u christian people. If ever people had reason
to be thankful for The many blessings showered
upon them, it is The people of the United States
When other countries were scourged by famine
when want and d3slilulion were oppr3sSing their
pcope-whan every foreign arrival brought to
our shores the appalling cries Of furnishing mil.
Iions-whcn thousands were actually dying for
want of bread in other Ian Is, our people were
blessed with abundance. When the citizens of
other Governments ura harraised by arbitrary
laws, and oppressed by despolc institutions, the
people of The United States are enjoying all the
privileges Of civil and religious liberty. For
these benign (avors, and in gratitude to their dis
Penser We are asked to devote one day to His ser.
vice. 1t 5 small r3compensa for such avor5.
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Notice.

Az ny instance On attachment vas issued BY I.
s. Ross, a Justice Of the Peace, Of Brown town
ship, Carroll county against the property and eff
fects Of William Coleman, an absent debtor. Ds-
ted this Sd day Of November, lsl7.
JOSEPu 2. TID3ALL.
Nov. 3, ls47
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-11-12
The state Of Ohio, Carroll county, IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
James IlusoR
vs.. In Partition.
In Partition
November 2,Is47.
John Hutson, ct. els.

The said Elizabeth Stevens, John Stevens John
IIutson, Barbara Hutson, Susanna Norris, James
Norris Sarah Peckam, Joseph Peckam, Julian Hut
son, will take notice that petition was fled gainst
them on the ID day of November, A. D. ls47, in the
court Of common pleas, BY James HCtson, and is
now pending, wherein tie said James Hutscn de-
mand5 partition Of the following real estate, to Wit:
the west half Of the southwest quarter Of section
thirty, in township thirteen Of range four, except
ten acres of the north end Of said half quarter de-
seribed as follows twenty chains en- the north, FIVE
chains on tie east twenty chains on the south and
FIVE chains on the west; Also part Of the west half
Of the west hall Of the northwest quarter Of section
twenty-nne, in township thirteen, Of range four, de-
scribed as follows: ten acres Of the north end Of
said half quarter bounded as follows: twenty chains
on the north, five chains on the east, twenty cnans
on the SOUTH five chains on the west, and at lie Eext
term Of said court application will be made by the
said james Hutson, for an order that partition may
be made OF said premises JAMES HUTSON
By EcKLEY DAVIS, his Attorneys.
November 70, l8i7-5-6t. Pr fee g 80.
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SALT.

80 Bbls Lake and Yellow Creek Salt. Just re-
ceived and for sale by E SINCLAIR.
Cauollton, Feb 26, lS47-2o-tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-06

~ 0Ifef To al whom II NAV ,s,... ''
n sftsr become interested 81
The aBhsefifrf vIsfirs res0r.ts..i...
He has . appointed hy tic No+.t i,
if=laIf Their agent Go axe cfs,re zen
said Bank 81 receive Offer ~ Tie -..-. PC
ton thereof. receive The rents. a.
During HsHs hours Ie S. Ire f}Irf.,..,
where persons having business in -.,. We
pie7se can and a. aN other tues DO u
found a llls re= Idence on Centre -. r,,, tr,.e
HlRAND ~
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ii, DiEo-la Monangabeia city, 70 IN ,la
IN, aver confinement ul me MI. A.,
- Corn formerly Of this eiav.as.a .,'a.
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BALTlAoRE AND PiTTSBIRGH.

We aatia ,as 84anorr AM ieaa a call
fer meeting 10 have been held en- Saturday
evening las.. Of hose lrieadig 10 the eIttns
sioa OF The raj. road to Pittsburgh The call
snumero1sly signed as would ss5 be call
for a meeting To pro'ils for sending al the
whar.-raJ- ct the eiff Il Bstsa4 b.. 81 aaf
far9 equity i4.e. ItsHs.s nothing 10
lJ-a d c-..,
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HtXElsid out aud viii sell 81 .a,' IN, !,
: north " AID ADJOINING Norm s'e''' !, { 4
asi OF Market streets al Of - oil .e..e 4
as II. .tttt t,trcf as4fs wi s'sa s'iI 81 -
h. To- 81 f-oat Of Tie com Hut'r,S 4 4
suitdrv pisces ftoriIus .n Nsite' s.',. -
VII Il sod .! sa>ea o sult rufeis'e ,iN NtLl
credit. prezm
y; F0wLtNu's stWs-l 20 -. "a 4
-. EEAf
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poAs 3 YOUTHS FINE car -,
~ h1pIS a fsw cases Bows ard 1o.E
and Auroee9 bosls, just received b.
MT u MCLAIlYytr
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w OWENS LACE BOOTS -,a 81,
Morocco Lace Boots. 80 .sT,
Lete Ro9ts iHst received by
Htf II MI ,r-.r,, u
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rIsaI<c uooes--1ahe ,lt.,,l.. -, :
- a. assortment of Hooks. embracing ,r,., J
q4'H41} IN d u BERRY Wae1
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z - T AHUTI0N-0r w.,
: - .'s i issl lu from. ~. sl nofi ing,
- Hza Raesx ga soHH.,lgf-. 60 'i- room
- n ts=-SftN
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ETANGY DRESS G0OpS-Rieh bla,t .oi ,,ts ,,...
h24Ied aill plain Silks rich chameleon ga de i 4
~, ne f4c' ala d., super plaid INV silks pa.i
sa' atut ana node cnored Berates fancy SATIN nlatf
~. sh "fyuaiines and tissues. entire neu. afiI-
ol stssses, french orgAndles. lawns eiug hams 4
~" opeued 10y prs RENSENEY A RHODES
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M LBS Wool twlue lo.i rec rcd I'd. i'i "
9OO drl on BERRY N""a
NEW STORE, NEW SI0bb'
A LEHMAN & son


" AN Just arrived an town hnn 'at -
$50 and are nuN opening aud 0ieriH-
west side Of Market square, 90 tie room az.
by Gdrrrttsuu, . large and very genera
DRY GOODS. ! aucV Goods ami V"Hi-'-i ,
v hich val ia, fouid broad cloths OF ever, I,
description and price, eassiMere-, p'si" 50.
efs. saisHeil~. psiH, striped and laFf'o, lam. "a
Hlefes, piaiu. striped aud tarfed sn7 ,ne' -
and pants; twccds Of every Il, le, iii-' I'm
satin and other kinds OF west iues, si.h e'1 " 7
and scarf; d large assortment OF lIrth -"'
hAndkefebIeis, A.. .ri n
LADIES WAR. Avery large a's'I 1.',o,
hams aud eiuaham lawns, la'Aeflu''' '..o..
sstss null. lishop lawns, aces .s'G ~. II
Zines, alpacas, eesbmcres, muslin ue 'a'" a
seafi>, gloves and hosiery of all dtscll IL 4
sofllieni Of HonHeis Alid banuei fiioi's ~ .sr.
newest ~ ies. Also a large sss"r'He" ,,so 4
pafasoIs. caiiCoes aud domestic 'o-a7 %
ptirs AID description. ,f y 4
For particulars call e. our store W. al
such fareatns 10 Ladies ard 6rl ~. 8" .rax
them tali compensation fof tlIeir tfveH' ...at
ell Tunes s. 90 T., found a. iaii and COMPS # IN
eltl, and. without Dragging about 1--we
ihsa any Of our neishtos'. LEuNANaa
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z OR ttf. a WAGON suitable for ,.r..,.
= lar For terms enquire Of
M II iBERRY Wed
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r COOKING GLAssEs.-Tbe sulsor'te.' Vine .aais
~ respectfully call the attention oi a,s d: Il
The pubiic geaeraiiy. 10 thelf sioeh pI ,ed msN
which 10 now very iarse OF to1h 2 pi.,.,.igr d
ftanies. and ~ hlci we vii stli a ", ''t4RBOl|
NFNrEL Z Ing
-, = N,ff9 Ma street ff+A