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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

C0unferfeltergs-H. r. Lowers Bottles, La.
bells spd wrappers hove been initiated that detection
Is dinmt. No wahpage win be offered for sale without
H. 7. lo1et's name written upon the wrapper with
pen. Wahpene Office TO- Broadway fourth door above
Eighth st1aet r. T. LOVEr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

CECOND AVENUE ASSESSMENTS-A PERSONS
y who interested in opposing the oppressive
ns for working the Second avenue from Houston
to 23d streets requested to appear before the Com
mite Of Councilmen Tuesday next at O'Clock p NJ,
at their chamber No II City Hall. 1t is highly import
streets and streets adjacent to the avenue should at
tend. BENJAMIN IREDwEIL COMMITTEES on
JACOB vANDERPOOL, Jr, behalf Of
WILLIAM LIE COUNT. lot owners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

Erie Kalamazoo Railroad Bank. Drovers'
Bank Of Ogdepsburg Bank of Carthage, Canal Bank Of
Lockport, no., &c.-Notes on the above banks and
AL the Indians, Illinois wisconsin, and Vermont banks
will be taken ct in payment for ready made clothing
ut E. EVANS clothing warehouse, 90 and 68 Fulton ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

Daguerreotypes.-Hol Invention OF IN,
double working for taking sereoscopes and othe
daguerreotypes at once Is the first and only doub
instrument in America sanctioned by letters patent
the United States Rights sold at 289 Broadway, and b,
Tyler, Of Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

Albert HI. N1c0lay Will hold his regular
semi weekly auction sale Of stocks and bonds this day.
l2L O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange. For fur
Their his advertisement In another column
a this paper
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04
THE MILITARY.

DAY STATE GUARDS-YOU ARE REQUESTED TO
ID meet at head quarters, corner of Broadway and
White street, this evening, at O'Clock. BY order.
8. ROBERTS, Commandant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

New Paper Hangings-Fall Imports&ions.-
R.iNCIs PARIS co., 50 Chambers street, next to
ste~ arts corner of Broadway have received de-
signs of all the richest decoraas and every Other style
and Atty In the line Skfu paper hangers employed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

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A N ENGINEER.-A SOBER CAPABLE NAN, CAN
IA obtain permanent situation by applying .. this
Office. He must bring the most unexceptionable
mendations.
A GARDENER AND HIS WIFE. WITHOUT INCUH-
"A brance, are DESTROYS Of . situation. 10 family
vacatiDg their country residence during the winter
months and wishing jealous and attentive Of the
during that period the advertiser would be found
suitable Respectable references To be heard Of or
seen for week, at VIM Fttxpatrick's, florist, &c
corner Of Twenty ninth street and Broadway.
VTTANTED-A BLACKSMITH, IN A HORSE SHOEING
w shop, ~ helper. Apply at 125 Eighth avenue,
Harlem. JOHN McAVOY.
VTyANTED-A GOOD JOURNEYMAN BARBER GOOD
w wages and constant employment will be given to a
competent man. One who can work wigs preferred.
Apply to 7. G. Weldon Hartford Conn or Tuesday
and Wednesday september 9Th and 6th to s. Jaclard,
corner Of Ann street and Park row. New York.
NTANTED-BY A YOUNG ENGLIsHMAN "a PRO-
w testant), situation ice cream maker,
stat and make himself generally useful in the COME
business Good references be given No objection to
climate. Address E. J. Aston, No. Harrison street,
room 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

THOMAS K. DOWNING, City Inspector
City Inspectors Once, New York. Sept 2, 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

nj URsE AND sEAMSTRESS SITUATION WANTED
IN by respectable person, in gentleman family
where sbe can find permanent. h5ne. She IL highly
py persons whom she has served long aud
faithfully Can b seen ct Ter last employers ~ Ninth
street, until engaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

TO MI FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.
notice having appeared In the HRRvID Of Sunday Of
my death, BY diarhna and announcing my funeral TO
dence, PIT Fulton street, Brooklyn am happy to an
nounce that such event has not taken place.
sequeL the funeral postponed for the present The
person motive that prompted such advertisement
10 unknown 70 me. JOHN BLOWN
277 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

NJ Office TO OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF NEW YORK
IN Ledge No. A. 7. A., to assemble at their lodge
room, 179 Wooster street. Tuesday 9th inst, at
ocock A. NJ, to join with the procession going to New.
ark. THOMAS MINIS, Rec. Sec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

WE NuRsE-A REsPECTABIE YOUNG MARRIED
w woman with fresh breast Of mil IA dssirous of
oo,anng child Of respectable parents to a. her
own iesoence as she has lost her own infant Please
call ut No 1853 Lewis street. second aoor front room
days. w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

NURsE wANrED.-oNE THAT CAN CONE WELL
IN recommended, may call at No. Washington square,
between Z A. M. and r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

TyANrED-EY 4 ELSrLcZABLE woxAN, TIE
w washing Of family; who understands shirts;
ALEC Auting and erimping Please 70 call Ut 481 Fourth
street, between md
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

- ERMAN, FRENCH, AND FIRST CLASS IRISH SER
" wants, for every Kind Of work in private families,
saloons and boarding houses, always TO be found at
corner Of Reade street, under the Irving House; ana
farmers, coacbmen, walters, German mechanics g.,
there and At the branch ONCE 1o2 Green wich street.
IJELP OF ALL KINDS NAY BE ENGAGED AT THE
ofhces Of the American and Foreign Emgrant Pro.
tective and Employment Society ~ Green wich street.
Female domestcs there and 1t the upper once, 100
Ninth street, corner Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

VryANTEp-AT EAST BROADWAY, CORNER OF
w Chatham squars-sstuations are procured fog
clerks, portery bar keepers walters ooscnnen rocms
fs.. a. ~. ...ar er1 rms, poys Tor rrsn's
sso coohs chambsr maids seamstresssa house WORT gr
he can and rood situations without delay Chae
.ncAaratA TIxZSKNtN B MCIRN0N, AsenA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-04

VTTANTED-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN A
w situation as chambermad and to assist in wash
ing and ironing, or ~ ehambermaid and waiter. Good
reference given Call at 95 Nineteenth street. between
Sixth and Seventh avenues.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23
BosToNPRICEs CURRENT.
BosroN, June 30.

BOSTON, June ~.
ASllES-Pots at 81 a &c and Pearls 5ia
cash.
FLOUR-After the close Of our last re-
port the market continued buoyant and firm
for Flour, but subsequently, unfavOrabie ad-
vices from Europe and a decline in the n.
Y. market has unsettled the feeling here,
and prices are l23 20 25c. lower.
COEN-lhe receipts Of Corn for the
week have been fair. Sales at S9I a 9jc
Tor Southern Yellow, and White q a as per
bush.
OATS Northern are selling at 20 a 75c
per bu. and 10 arrive ; 1000 bushels have
been sold at 62c, for 30 ID. TO the bushel
RiE-Siles confined to small lots at LBS
a Sil0 per bu.
WHITE BEANS-Nre in moderate de-
mant at 8 a LIS per bu, as to quality.
HAN-,jock small-sales OF Eastern at
$40 a 20 per ton, cash.
hOPS-tlolders ask 35c per h., cash. but
the sales are confined to retail lots.
BUrIEt-lias been quite firm during
the week. and the demand good from the
trade. Sales of choice at l9a u; ordinary
and good Il II.
CHEESE--New Is selling from ) a lOc
per 10. as TO quality. Good quality is scarce
POTArOES-tlave rapidly declined
Whites andP Blows ARE selling at 80 to
zoe and Chenango and Carriers at Il l.
p ana az the close sales have been made
at 10 a Sc under these figures.
WOOL "A here is a good demaad for the
fine grades Of fleece, but this description is
scarce. Low grades are quite dull and in
limited demand. Ia foreign, the sales com.
prise 3 100 bales Smyrna, African, and
Buenos Ayres in the range Of quoted rates.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23

Holioicays Pills and Ointment have cured
a Bad Leg, Of Eighteen Years standing. =
Mary Smith, of South Sixth street, Philsdel-
phia, wife Of Thomas Smith was for eigh
teen years a great sufferer from bad leg,
which was swollen from the knee to the
ANGLE, as large MS a child's body, the doctors
appeared uncertain how TO treat her, as her
health was so impaired, that she was unable
to move and during the greater part of 1853
she seldom left her bed On the 10th Octo.
Der last, she commenced using llolloway's
Pills and Ointment, and the Pills strength
ened her to very considerable extent. In
another month she was entirely cured by
these fine remedies alone.
One dollar notes altered to Ten, on the
Bank Of Orleans, lrasburg, VI. are in circu-
lation in Boston, and elsewhere. They are
extremely well done, end would readily de-
ceive one who is not familiar with the genu-
inc Tens. The genuine Ten has agr.cultur-
a vignettes, load of hay on the left side Of
the bill and three men on the right.-Ffee
Press.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23

rHE CUBAN Exrl EDITION. Mac York
June lS.-The Washington correspondent
of the Courier and Enquirer, writes that
yesterday conservative member of Con-
grcss from Georgia related as fact, of
which he was personally cornizant, thst 2O0O
men were armed and organized IN hrs dis.
lrlct, awaiting the signal from Washington
for descent upon the Island Of Caba.-
They expect to receive the author y of
the Government Cor their enterprise, and TO
be aided by IT'S corporation, but they are
none the less resolved to &C, if they DO not
obtain ITS sanction"
Gen Qutman has sent tclegraphic des-
patch 10 one Of his friends in Washington
declaring he has not authorised the dis
clalmer of ilAbusteriug intentions, which
some person has published in his behalf in
the Washington Union. The despatch fur
Their announces that he is proceeding IN or
gauzing his force. and shall take Cuba
whether the Government oppose or assist his
designs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23

Fraud discorered in the .ltbraskl Bill
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Times telegraphs that an astounding
fraud has Just been discovered by Aessrs.
Campbell of Ohio Benton, Mace and others,
in the Nebraska bill. 1t seems that Mr..
Richardson stated TO the House that his sub
stitute was the Senate bill, simply, without
the Clayton Proyiso, when in fact he had in
serted clause providing that no persons
other than citizens. OF the United States
should hold Office or vote until they had
sworn to support the principles of this bill.
Ii also provides for continuing in force all
laws locally applicable. This includes the
act Of 1894, excluding from said territories
all foreigners, on penalty OF thousand dol
lars, without passport from the war depart
ment, limiting the time he shall remain, and
the route of travel.
This fact shows TO what miserable and
fraudulent means the friends of this scheme
for the repeal of the Missouri Compromise
have resorted to for the extension of slavery.
No doubt the southern members of the
House would not consent to vote for the bill
without some such proyso, whereby slavery
should have the advantage over freedom in
the settlement Of this territory; and il was
privately agreed to by the northern traitors
TO freedom. A more deep and fraudulent
scheme could not have been concocted, and
yet the democeacy of New Hampshire in
convention assembled, pass resolutions sp'
proving of the principles of this same Ne
braska bill, when only four short years have
passed away since the democratic Legisla
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23
JflarkGt5.
Cambridge Cattle Mark ct.

WroNnspsy, June 81, 1851.
Reported Tor the Atlas.
Al mari today 2s4 Cattle. about all Beevss, and
Stores consisting OF Working ONHu, Cove aud Nesi-
lngs, Two and Three Vests Old.
Pnees--Matket Beef-Extfs 5000 per c~t hard
lst quIii,. $50 % qualify $40 500; 81 quality
81 so ofdinafs none
Hidos-sh q o 50 per C
Taliow-Ss COS & so.
Pelts-si9c 100.
Calf skins l5c per %, quick.
BaTreltng Latt. e-Noue.
Veal Calses-si, 4a6
StOfes--Wofkiug pxen--s SIPS, 1876 a Ist.
Cows and osives-s So a5 81, Al, 40, q, 50 &c.
Nearlines-None. Two Years Oid--None. Three
Yoefs Oll-sfi, a., ~. 50, 6ta76.
Sheep and Lambs at uatkot. Extra, SIS 6, 7 u
% BY lot S25J, ? 20, 4.5D.
SNIuH--Nnu
kcmlfts-ihofc b. bat tiifle autmatio 10 the mat
her 90 day The nuuihei Of buyers lafgeh but each
takng but iittle, the stock Is pretty we'll Distributed
about Buyers of Beef take hold very sptrualt. and
will 40 long the present high pfiots continue
The cIfflU trains Wrfa lll ia eaflr.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23

After some unimportant business, and a
short Executive session, the Senate adjourn
ed.
Housr.-After the usual opening Of bust
ness. Mr. Churchwell made personal explain
alton 10 some remarks made by Senator
Bell. lie said the Senator had used Ian
puare which he should consider in different
manner, were il not for his age.
Mr. Campbell, Of Ohio, also made an ex-
PLANTATION in reply to the speech of Mr..
Churchwell. made some weeks ago, IN which
he termed Mr. Campbell an Abolitonisi.
Mr.. Churchwell replied with much warmth,
and an excited scene followed.
Mr. Stanton. of Kentucky, presented me-
MORALS contestng the election OF Mike
Walsh, on the ground Of his being sub
iect of Queen Victoria, which were laid on
The table. and the Committee on Elections
were discharged from further consideration
on tho subject.
Adjourned.
TUESDAY, June ID.
SENArE.-In the Senate, Mr.. Seward
gave notice Of bill regulating the naviga-
ton to the coast of Africa, in vessels owned
by American citizens, the object being to
break up the African slave trade in Ameri-
can vessels.
The Naval bin was taken up, when Mr..
Hunter moved 10 reconsider the vote ordering
it to a third reading lie thought the bill
needed amending in some important partic.
ulars.
Mr.. Hunters motion was agreed to, and
the bill was then postponed.
The vetoed Insane land bill was taken up,
when Mr.. Clay argued its constitutionany.
Pending ac.lon on the bill the Senate ad-
journed.
House.. In the House today, Messrs.
Cullom and Churchwell. of Tenn, were near
coming to blows on difficulty growing out
Of the personal explanation Of yesterday.
Mr.. Churchwel charged Mr. Cullom with
adding to the published report Of his speech,
statements that were not uttered in the
House, and which were false.
Mr.. Cullom immediately leaped over the
desks to Mr.. Churchwell, and shaking his
fists IN his face called him Liar and scoun-
drel.~ whereupoH M Churchwell drew a
pistol aud cooked IL Friends now Interior
ed and the Sergeant coming up,
order was rest red. A duel will probably
grow out of this affair.
When order was restored the Minnesota
land bill was taken up, and after discussion,
passed, by % 10 ~.
sir. Wilson gave notice that he will, TO-
morrow, introduce a question Of privilege
relating to the recent violations OF the rules
and decorum of the House
Adjourned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23
sailors and Sea Faring Men,

aud persons exposed 10 wet ead, and who 1--we pria
oiPaliy sal', Cay food, wh hule ri, vesetae =,
are peculiarly subject TO Scussay, aud o. oae with
proper frreihoush vii 90 Co. sea unpTepaed for what
nne-isnihs Of our sea lariug mtn subj 10. "A
Aarisooibu,ie, Myc,s Esiaot RooA Rose ,ees,-
&c Scniec,, Salt Rheum or fe,tef, eutaneeus disea-
uf all kieds yield To IT, benign influence. e pnd-
o. tbs blood, regulates the ,ys,em and m7ans hssilh
aud strength the weas aud emaciatod.
by- MANUFACTURED Cor the Proprietor by &.
II. WEBSTER, Pharmaceutical Chemist, New
Haven Ct. For sale by FRED. 4 SMITH aud u. %.
TYLER, Montpelier VI, and dealers ia Medicine
generally, where Pamphlets, sc. ma, be had gratis
sc;lw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23

The New Orleans Bulletin makes the
following comment on the Pierce and Doug
las Nebraska-Kansas Dill, measure that
satisfies nobody but few politicians aud
partisans of tine administration those who
hold Office. and others that expect political
iayors from the administration:
Accordingly to our telegraphic dispatches,
the Nebraska bill passed the Senate on the
Doth by vote Of - 10 II. Well, who
cares? If there's a Soniherner south Of
Mason and Dxon's line, connected with poll
itics and partnership, who has cared one
straw about the termination of the struggle.
we have yet to learn his name. In the
South al has been indifference and apathy.
10 the North, fanaacism and ferociy.-
Which section Is the gainerf Either; Wc
think not
Another Southern view Of the Nebraska
Bill;
" The Fruits IF Yieiory The Nebraska
bill has passed; a solemn compromise which
protected our Union thirty years, has
been tramped IN the dust the followers ar
the beck OF the Executive, IN anticipation OF
profit from lis patronage has raised the yell
Of victory, and cinnons have been fired m
the national capital ia honor Of the suspicious
event And what, We ask, are the fruits I:
Dissatisfaction greet, dIstrust, indignation
aud loss of confidence IN southern honor
through out halt the States of the conicdera-
cy.n-.Ntir orleans Crescent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23

.Neic Hampshire Legislature Concord,
y. H., June l6 The House refused to lay
on the table the Anti Nebraska resolutions,
by majority Of z.
The House proceeded to ballot for U. S.
Senators.
FIRST Ballot-Whole number of votes
3O5; necessary for choice l55. John S.
Wells, Democrat, had li7 Joel Eastman,
Wing, a. Geo. w. Morrison, 49, Mason
w. Tappan, Free Soil, 50, ? Democrats alb.
sent No choice.
Second ballot Wells had lls; Eastman
So lappan 43; Morrison 81; Daniel
Clarke ?; Charles l.. Woodbury. and lcha-
bod Goodwin | each-No choice.
An attempt was then made to proceed to
the election of Senator for the long term,
but the Speaker ruled II ont Of order.
Another, for indefinite postponement, was
next made, but met with general objection
Finally, Wednesday next al 3 o'clock, 2.
NJ. was agreed upon for further trial to
elect u. 5. Senators.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23

n hH'e Bog icih Dc'ernm Tremss -
A man named Taylor, near Manchester, n.
has a son only four yours old who Is a COM
mon drlnkGrd! The Emblcm says. that on
the 18th uli "his father who bad been fish.
ing. gave the child boiN, OF whiskcy 10
carry; he drank TOO much, and was taken
very sick, then with a twitchlng 10 one arm
and side, which was soon followed by the
dsieiiifm tremeHs that lasted for twelve
hours. II was a horrible thing 10 see the
little fellow screaming at and jumping from
the snake that bee thought he saw
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23

ture Of this State passed resolutions uuan-
imously, stating that they were in favor Of
passing law prohibiting slavery in all ter
ritory then free. This is consistency with
a vengeance.
Mr.. Mace will introduce bill amending
and explaining the Nebraska act, and
Messrs. Campbell, Benton and others, will
take the floor in denunciation Of the fraud
The Tariff From the Washington cor
respondence Of the New York Herald, we
learn that the Committee of Ways and
Means of the House, after much difficulty,
have agreed to report bill for the modliica-
ton Of the tariff, somewhat upon the basis
suggested by Secretary Guthrie.
The bill contains five schedules Of rates.
In the first schedule, the old one hundred
per cent duty on brandies, liquors, &c, re-
mains unchanged. We now receive three
millions duties annually from this source
The second schedule rates the duty at TWEEN
~ per cent. This includes all the articles
which, in the present tariff, vary from tven-
ty-fiye to one hundred per cent II also in
cludes iron, sugar, manufactured silk and
hemp. The third schedule is fifteen per
cent the fourth, ten per cent, and the fifth,
five per cent, and embraces nearly all the
articles in the existing tariff, but reducing to
fifteen per cent articles which now pay TWEEN
ty; to ten per cent. articles which now pay
fifteen, &c, &c. The twenty per cent sched-
ue includes raw silk and some descriptions
of medicines and dyestuffs. We now re-
ceive over seven million dollars duties upon
manufactured and manufactured silk
The lists are very full, aud fifteen per cent
Is placed upon all unenumerated articles
Salt, which under the present tariff as an
enumerated article. pays twenty per cent, is
to be admitted free of dIty. The free list
takes in all the articles now admitted free,
as well as many articles now in the lower
list of duties. II also includes certain dye
stniis and medicines. II is not, however, rs
extra as Mr.. Guthrie's proposition. With
regard to bountes the Committee have de-
termined to remain silent 1t is estimated
that this tariff will yield a revenue Of about
forty millions.
The correspondent Of the Herald thinks,
however, that 1t stands no chance Of passing
this session.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23
VALU ABLE REAL ESTAT +!
TO VERMONT FARMERS.

THE SUBSCRIBER ohershis Farm for sale, 10 ;hc
Of 81. Armand. Tssex gnnntv, New orb, "
a 90 Acres; TILE indi.putable, about Is aeigs I'm
proved well fcnscd vol wstufed by spsings, hisnss
Ind the liver sarnac. II - pleasantly situated on
both banks Of said liver or miles below the lower
Saranac Lake More than half y Interval There -
comfortable log house on tho fafm, good we'll OF
daiy from Ausabe Forks 10 Saranac Lake. and once
week fion the West and South EisL The Post Office
IL one mile disiart The Farm q a one, having
been occupied hui ionr years, and has abundance Of
lumbct, such ne Fine, Spruce and Cedar. new bed
Of Iron Ore has recently been discovered The adoin-
ing farm The whole will he sold reasonable terms,
or if desired lni uf 100 which The hui d.
ings. For further particulars address the subscriber
saranac Lake, Essts County. New Yok
s5:tf LEMUEL KNAPP.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-06-23
Papier MacIle.

II h The hest ind most durthia materal known tor
Picture Faue-, Mouidiogs. Crfair.s, Brackct.,
House Csps, tapitoi. CONSOLES. Ninfnv Corn c.a
and 40 kilds Of House Orutmsnis Cea.fre niece.
Tor Ceilings. ai szHs anc PRICES wich eau be sent
10 any pat Of ihe cnantfy and any cfprHter can pot
them up 90 Tow monruts withonf creating sny dust
nf atri. Also ltlck Letters Tor -gui. Gilt Mauldinrs
and Cofnicos Tor ship Cabins Ship Caps, both plan
and uinanifnttl. orntncutec Pila.frfs Sr ~ will not
crack ga ans beat % climate ofuf fufutce, nu warp
nor give On ans waY-it can Do cut, MOD, saved,
plaued, md iurned by lathe, 70 can be naied and
.cL-.-nL. ana D. !. O Do --nnauulnL % L.LI.