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POPULAR FAMILY JOURNALS.

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Skstehrs Of travel and adventure, p0et y, painting,
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"The WaaeE-cuFe journal and Herald oG
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10 physiology and anatomy with Illustrative engraving;
70 detetcl exercise. clothing. occupations amnHementa
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Repository of scirnce. lleatnfs and general intel
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Ths DgFatliude u man TO bis fsll0w man , N o1en
met With IN liz, that teslmanials. prDmpG hy The finer
feelings q the heart uTe oas IN the life Of those Who
all Walton Of the Ills Of Trail maIt1lty. EmplFciam
ap0da the column o. our press with frsnduent and
ans letter.. sinRnH pUdm 70 tbe wush Of their awn
egOtiaiical cha'atunrm Be.ow We append ssEt arats
INN worthy msn, Vim, hFiei peFiod ninre set tmed
destlued " shuttle u his mortal ct; uhn l0nked EF
ward 70 bis dis luton With that pleasure which only
Contrary 10 hnpe the ability uf skilfnl physiclan has
resoIed him n bis tnmer health. Relieved Ir0m HE
lPtrhle siiuatnn. and impsed hy gFntnds be m tkea
known bls ca and biz medial agent aud bis saiement
b auiheEth'sted ~ Notary Puhlie. The demands oi
socey mpsrAtvely command Ne puhilly and u ag
lFe 70 uprn The unwaTy thn 70 srnnd the " rel a
phylician q Whum souTsa of ko oass cnn bo cited.
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Diplhrrll. Ulsuated Sore Throat und Quincy.
The KldnsyL StOne and Gravel.

In these complaints, the Ointment uso acts like .
cha N, providing q b very tualy ruhbed the
regou ol The kdneya Whlh lt vii penetrate and give
almost immediate Fellrf While the n should be taken
accndlng 70 the printed dciiana, when the most ex
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Dean Of the Faculty of the PAndep. Cvss: u % M.S.Iu.


Bel0W publish the rrV'IhrsIts OF Ihr - n, a.. .rf
'e'eTS nom 'he rahS NJ d'aS Nh" having Isc " Ted
,heir tImtr health, and imTe'Fd Iy grAiiiUde make
known their ewes ~ dal are, u ii sr sS,s:
ments are nnthsn Hteh by NisTS Pul lie III. a, mani
'fS-ietl impe'in their rnbirntIo snc -
c0mmrnd their IerusAl u lie attention uf ali staIed
ThANKFrLEEss ~ THg INCENTIVE TO oRATifrDE
ckkTIFICATk:
The nndeFaigned, d sir u III af0naIntir0 thee ~.
my he unfortunate ebnhgh b. SIMILARLY aiict, mere
perm hent n rf NJ their S.lrrInVp NAV Ie ob,Slrt1
tta bis dut' 10 thus puhJ GpIess hs most sinee1S
gratitude n Or CEUkRv E,r Ire no, nsnrr, ,rroV
e'y II his health Borne down by thr al n, wing 4 mr.
toms Incident u the VcOHs praitres nf meant Ilnle
psrpm svsS sS%n ~. % W .oy ELd mimi "Ar 70
avoeatGs hie ~ Oh, ihe sdVIer q, mani phypicians
Who ai inst TrRAtdrd ny dis ast MaR hnF
mas. slAs antr 'e1 ~eets. and in several rSanceS
hHrrOr ths, Bsieadn nf Frle my mpt M becrue move
alarming In their t"ItuTp; kti tnd h one n n mV
dlpease M,ng principally cn'd i"tL- IIan, n, dictho
S"ud " ~ te one Qnrncr. II ever N gain
Ing my heath strnRh aHd Mercy; a. d o. Ian wort
nnd with but faint hOpe. csllrd ntnr w. Snpkay
WIZ aH.r examining nv rase. pr srThs sOHs HtdleRe,
which smr~t 10 sianty ItlsVed IN. GuI paih md
diIs'ness In my hrsd EnrOrrag'C by NE y suit re-
Sivrd " plAre myseh nn"er his care ~ a bI tTies
oFdlence e a III. dreon' and sdVce my bead btrsmS
clesr m1 ideas c'ectad the constant pain IN nv hark
and RrO NJ, the weakness Of ny limba the etVs r0c-
tnn 81 my Vh le bndy on the slightest aatm On eSc1e.
nenI. tne msenthropy and evil ETehndlnvs, The sR-
osnst and ant o. roridencr IN ntheWa thPh caImhIy
10 study. and want Of tSOluton the fiehful eHclsinf
and at tnles pleaamRbe dFeAma hy Eht Iolhvsd n
vnvoMn,sry v.S, ~ a.charge. have all disappeared and q
felt ~ irepiftd BY lew hte-thnt life hirh shorf
time aFo, contemplated IN end with my own hand.
WIN Avew To guard The uhfItuLsie lFrm Filling into
the shaee o. nc"Wpe'tB, QuA T., ds' II ny duty 70
r this testimnBy tn the me riIS AID hi al Ir CG,n
Ray and Tesommebd him 10 all uh0 may stand IN Deed
ct medical SdVte heRg Assured by my 0u cxu rienco
t1s. oDcs nldsr bis care, dtcal and permanent cure
(Lsl B.F. FILLMORE.
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Both ne Ointmeat and Pills siosdd b ussd IN Ne
JahOwing eass:
RadLsst IchIsro-iooa IFs.alas IsdFs sGfoanI
Bad bFeasla lChnblains I0out lekln lndloeases
Burns Chappsd hAndIl 0lnndulafo Ielllnns lScnrry
Banioas Germs C.sn) Lnmbsgo ssFs-ksaas
Bite Of Nos iCancers Piles famors .
sliios ard coniraelsd and Ifh-nmaiiim luIcrrs
sand Tlell eflI 1olula Scnidg iNoun11
cocolbay inrphantatis sore Npples lYauU
6dd q ths E-tlbilhm o. pragasnF Hal.Ugay, 1tt
Strand. lnear tunpR uArf flnnalns Alsn " ~ rlpsc
~ Dsugsi-lsan1 D-aieFl n Ned ims thlanohal the
eivBd suId. q he falSsiag Fres s-ia. ~, - ~,
4 g.. llaa II. sod -. eaoh pa
HB-Dlr.,aia., iur shs ruii.nss q pusisu,r. ss.ry
c CURTIS / soORR. p.uu.ia..
SsS Ascnls ~ noltSsAs. VistsIa. vi
, 1862-03-13
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S
ptibats WsoieaI apS SVfgica' institute

lssaMSAtp cospaaVs qaes Saa EruAeisoa
Established in 1854,
For The pefmahent Cure Of ell Private and chronic Die
eases, and the suppression or Qdacke y
Attendant and Residen, Physician, J.(SaPkAv, MD
late In the Hungarian Revolutionary WaT; chief phyuE
clan 10 the ooh ReRineHt Il HmVeds, chief surgeon
10 the military huHptal NJ Prslh, HnngaEy. late Lee
tnreF DisessPs,d mrn and ehildrfn, and honorary
member Of the Philadelphla Onlieee Of Medltire.
Particular attention paid 10 the teatment Of Dseasea
s peculiar ~ W0meh ahd children.
- O1lce huuis-Frm Q y. hoP.M. ts
Os,mmunlcAtlnp slrirtly cpnhdpnllal.
a. Permaupnt cure gnannifed, ~ no pay. Consul
tail As bI letter oF UthrTWse. IRE. "a
address DR.. III CziPkAY, San FFancisco.
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Rorward Daily Expresses,


~: !: AZ: q .::s !. ::ss;;s ::s:: s:.. :.
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San JranrisrO.

sought medical assistance, and expebded lurpe
out without The least benth"al Ie.RIt That 1eII ~
Stryer CohSnmtpn, had Hsady seized upnn M v,,a
vas nshy drawing closer 10 the iobb; q v hy,c,ss.
hed ont no h'pe NJ recovery: STR Drth hsN S.
and was in state Of BlmOat utter prSiraton
informed by my phySrisHa that they conld do Do,h,
I'Ior me ercep' U smooth my path TO the RraVe rhe
most nrtnnAtely. ] applied 10 Dr !. j. Czsnksv ~
am ROW we'll and perfectly sOULd man. II Il S',",a
Ios me % express the tnCtins e deepest Rraii,1Ss
experience when realizing the immsssIBsbr strSs.
have received a. the hSnds Of T. zALksy anS ~,
Ienieed that Is at least 10 my power 10 I, n1s, NJ.
ieroe recognition q his Rrrat sk'L snd capactv ~
the air cted would say d" BOt despair Tor wts,,
may b- the nature 1t yonr casr an cortideT H.,
will find relief nv apply ing :" d.. l. CzaTkrv
0'n :" SF"d' and there i al Eh,;H Ar iters" -"
susSrsea ard sworn to bet ETEf M. vi. SSiETsS Ts.S
nctnb+r AID 1859 City and county, Of ~" ~" osy o
In the s.atr 81 California '''"'''0o'
tLs1 FL. THTBAuLT Notary Public,
The underigUedIs Is perar ally aruua,p,sa v,A H.
WeaslinR and knoRs that the ciTcuml IeI.t.S
%s NE eS"pH %"rS Sis csTSe are true HesaN H'n Ws.S
TACT OF his rmurkable cure by DR. L. ]. CzaI Eay' -"
LIS A.R0SENHEIY, A. .
October. AID. 1859, Cry and county Of San EaSc;O%o q
In the State Of California. "S@0"'
tLsl FL. THIBAULr. Notary Public.
DR. L J. J.CZIPKAY's private Medical and su,,,..,
lnstthe nh S'cTann niO street. helNW NJ IR, mas
nnps'te the Pacific Mail SIram hin Conn NV NJ ~ y
Sa9 FIancScn The i'Or'"r CfI-H free coLsSliutoSS;
an n" remuneration unless he hectI cure ''
~ The Ghl0w'nR iethr. whirh emphatIcaIiv am. a.
Itself was written b. ne aE tie Faculty N ~.
PhilAdtlph" C"ll'Re 0f NJ dicine IN The tdiro ~ ~
fur puhlIrEti5h:
rHu .nrLPnIA JAN. I7.L, 1859.
Tone Edorsefns Pacific Adedi and Surgical JourSoll
>TLEA' MY slenti h has teen CAilru " q nrtic.
IN h' nec mheT HumHf o. J"ur iina IN rrpnrd 70 ~
6d sSNde1i drgIee granted by the PhSd lDbs I,osSS
o. o. M,d,s'e :" Dr. T. ~ zank-y. wh'n thr sppiirGII
hfar m IA a nan nNaE IL
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Forward Freight and ParceIs

Parts of ls United states and Canadas ma throue
ne eeas a2a sa,ePsan EzPsess and Exchange Company
tssi pafla oI Euees eAetule commlIona make coeclon
and purcasa and aisnd pronply 10 N siiSrs pvr,saI
% NE ExpIull to11lel - -
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snip Treasure The lowest rates insure under our own
efen polrll hsd Win he be1t Enellsh Companies. vn
lnd.nnlly Mutual Marine; Royal Exchange InsafanesS
Marine inaurnncei London Assurance.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-10

CAIRO June 6. There is YET some doubt
whether our feet has passed Frt Randolph,
where the rebels are said to have AIKEN the guns
which they removed from the loHabove They
latt only five or six guns. Belor. eavlng Fort
Wright they destroyed everything that could
not be- transported.
1t is reported that the rebels have evacuated
fort Randolph. If this is the ca" nothing can
prevent the fleet from arriving at Memphis to.
day
WASHINGTON, June The President has
sent, among other nominations the Senate
which have not been acted upon, that OF Benz
+. Whidden of n H.. as Minissr to Iayti.
1t is probable that new and extensive camp
Of instruction will soon be established in the i'm
mediate vicinity of Annapolis, under the super
intcndence Of Gen. Wool.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-10
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CElEE%ENaN7S PEEE.~.

The combination u Ingredients in these pins are the
result Il long and extensive practice. They are mill
IN their alton, and cartain IN correcting all irregular
ties Painful MensTuatious, removing ail distractions
whether ON cold Otherwise headache. pain IN the
side papia alton Of the hart whites all nervous ahee-
tons Mysteries fatigue pain in the hack and limbs &c
disturbed sleep VIII arise from interruption oil nature
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of in the treatment Of
those irregularities and distractions VIII CHI have con-
signed , o. many to premature grave No female can
enjoy good ih unless She Is rr and whenever an
obstruction takes place the general health oegius to De-
oline.
DIR. CHEES EMAN'S PILLS
are the most eGeetusl remedy ever known for all com
pl,ns peculiar Females. To all classes they are IN
valuable inducing, with certainty, periodical regularity
Ty are known housi nds who have used them at DIT
erent periods throughout the country hl'ng the sane
on Of some OF the most eminent physicians in America
Explicit dh ectons, stating when they shoull not De
used with each box-the price dollar per box, CON
tanning from hny to sixty pills.
Pills sent by mail promptly, by renittng to the FRO,
pretor sold by $ 4. Redf Id, Montpelier, W., ana
by Druggists generally.
l. 8. PiEscR, Montpelier, Agent
r. y, nUrCHISS. Proprietor,
nav5fy - Cedar ST., " York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-10

Washington, June 2 The following Gene
raj Order has been issued
WAR BULLETIN.
The Department Of Virginia is extenced to
include that part Of Virginia south Of the Rap
pahannock and east Of the railroad from Frede-
rlcksburgh to Richmond, Petersburgh and W ell
don. Maj Gen. q. b. Mcclellan, L s. Army,
will assume command thereof, and OF all the u.
s. forces within its limits.
Maj. Gen. John Il. Wool U. 5. Army is
assigned to the command of the middle Depart
ment and will proceed 10 Baltimore and assume
camnand thereof
Maj. Gen. hn A DIX, I S Volunteers
will proceed Immediately TO Fortress Monroe,
and assume command, at that point, reporting
to Maj Gen Mcclellan for orders
BY ORDER or THE SECRETARY or WAR.
WAsHlNGroN, June 4. The act Furnishing
frauds by officers making contracts, has been
approved by the President. 1t requires officers
making contracts to swear that they have cJnclu
ded the same without any benefit or advantage
to themselves. The penalty is not less than
! loo and imprisonment
The official report Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury states that the public debt on the Doth
Of Nav was $49l AS 1874 at the average rate Ot
interest.
/ x WAsnNGroN; June 5. The t. S Steamer
Satago de Cuba captured on the 9th ult
the rebe schooner Lucy c. Holmes Just out Of
| the SAntee loaded with cotton. She has been
sent to Boston for adjudication
New YORK, June 6. The Tribune's special
Washington despatch says released Union Off
Ger, who was ten days in the hands Of the
rebels at Winchester, where he talked freely
with their officers says they seemed TO look for
ward 10 the destruction Of their great armies
as thing sure to happen sooner OF later, in
which case they nave made up their minds tC
take to the bush, and wage a guerrilla warfare
III which they sud they felt themselyesat home.
The officers struck our informant as fine
set OF men. who were devoted body and soul u
the cause Of the rebellion, but thought most Of
the soldiers did not seem 20 have their hearts ID
the business
Gen. Sgel has spoken Of Gen. Banks retrear
from before jackson as the finest retreat made
during the war.
The nomination rs Brig. Gen Of Col Cor
aon Of the Massachusetts, Regiment, who ha
for months commanded brigade under Gen
Banks Las been reported upon iayorably by th'
Military Committee.
NEW YORK, June s. The Hrad's specla
Washing ton despatch says that the Secretary o
she Interior ha, ordered that the military pris
oucrs now confined AT the penientiAry, shall b
released The order says that 10 one shall b
imprisoned there, except by order Of the judicia
tribunals.
Tins action OF the Secretary forcstalis an
by Congress which body has passed resolutio
OF inquiry IN relation to the subject
10 the battle at Fair Oaks the New HtmI
shire j,h lost ls6 killed, wounded and missing
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-10
To Deserters.
HEADQUARTERS Am VI. REGIMENT, }
May 26, 1862. {

EdiiOr Rntland Herald
SIR You will confer a favor by inserting
the following order
GENERAL ORDER.
There are certain members of the 4th Yer
mont Regiment lying Idle in and about the
State Of Vermont, while their companions in
arms are Drawing the perils OF almost daily en-
gagemeut with the enemy, thus delrauding the
Government and State OF their generous nay.
and attaching to themselves the odious and IN
famous charge of cowardlce.
am directed by Col. Z. IL Stoughlon to or
der all such as are able, TO return to the reni-
ment within one Wc,k-iailing to do so. their
names will be forwarded to the principal papers
of the State, and they will be arrested and treat
ed as cowardly desertcrS.
The inhabitants are requested to give no coun-
tenance to such persons, whatever stories they
may tell. Attention to this order Is specially
recommended to Private W. P. Glines Of Co.
II. and }. b. Robinson formerly Orderly Ser
geant OF Co. d. JoHN FAx0N.
Aduant 4lh VI Regiment
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-10

The following was received TO-DAY at the Ma
Wy Department.
CAao, June g.
TO lion. Gideon Welles, Secy Of Nary
The dispatch boat of last n'ga reports the
evacuation Of Fort Pillow, and is occupancy
by our troops Most of the fotiIa had passed
below Randolph. A. M PENNocK.
Commander &C.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-10

articles Of vertu, sewing machines, &c. The
same correspondent states that a perfect panic
prevails among the the fugllives IN our mes,
many having fled and it is thought that some
will 60 to the rebel lines, and in order to make
friends with them reveal important facts touch
ing the condition Of affairs in this department.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-10
10 E,Ou~tsIpRsb(. yes.

HE advertiser been restored TO health IN few
] weeks, by very slmpir rrmsd aftr having suffered
several years with lung diMcuty. an thai dread
disease Co ssiBpi.ot-sa Nicus 60 meke known to ms
GLOW sufferers he means Of biz cure
TO All who desret will send copy % the pre'crp-
tios used free Of eharse) wh 1e directions for pre-
paripg and using the same, which hey will hnd sure
cure fr Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis, &c. he only
object Of the advertiser in sending the prescription Is
to benefit TIE afflicted and pread the Information which
ne coceyes to be invaluable and be hopes every suffer
err viii try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove a blessing
PaIte. wishing ;he prescription will please address
Rev EDWARD 4 WILSON, " illiamsburgh,
f336m3 F." King AonntS, Ne" iotk'
CARD 10 Young LADIES AND GEM In IN
\ The subscriber will SEMI gree Of en- rgt to al who
desire the recipe and dire tions for making Simple
we've able Balm that will in from two to eight days re-
move Pimples ilolchs, Tan Freckes, Sanown IS, and
ali IMPURITIES an roughuess of the skin, leaving thS
same-as Nature Intended t shoul besot ear, smoott
and beautfi Those desiring the Recipe, with inil IN
stuctions directions and advce, will pease call on OF
+ address (xtth return POSTAGE,
/ TUOs. + CHAPMAN, Practica; Chemist,
f,oer,9 s3l Broadway, New York.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-10

A bill abohshng polysamy in AL the terrific
res of the United States has passed Congress
by a large majority. That Domestic nstilu-
lion us hereafter to be regulated in Uncls
Sans way, and not IN Brigham Young's way.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-10

GARDENERS RHEUM Nrlc AND NEURALGIAC
COMPUUND.-The popular prejudice aga MT patent
tie many VINO have tried The above nys.uatie remedy,
Certiicaies from among The hfst men ~ The communal
" ATTEST to the virtue, OF tbs onYo und ana the
ticaei A. q couN nee the cautious. We Woult coll
attention 10 tr- r,lmb'~ staeHrd 10 me a1Fef
ti-euei ia anoiNer cot mu OF i- prptr. ana v1Fsf
trial of tim. exc ~ 81 med vtaca has as rapidly
come INTO no ICY Is tr a'u i0l 81 ne suffering can
an'v be- ga- ~ feel assured aa tAr trla VIII re-
move ali oajt,t.aI ich ma, eNs' aud thif ih"l WI
ind h. Compound an pe-tm hl- .! '-slne - Boston
1 Datp 4Gr,ffi,D.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-10

'VnE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF SUI
| rERER Published as n warning and Tor tn. espe
cia benefit OF Yougg Men, and those who sun with Ner
vous Debility, Loss If Memory Premature Decay &c.
by who has cured himself by simple means stcr De
inc nut 40 great exprnse and inc nyenience through the
use u worthless medicines prescribed NY learned Doctors
Single copies may be had OF the author, e AMRERI
Esq Greeupoint, Long Island, ny enclosing post palc
/ addressed envelope Address
/ CHARLES A. LAMBERT. Isq.,
] wf895m2 Greenpoini, Long Island, n. Y.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-10
Meteorological Observations, 1852
The Confessions and Expert
euce 0G' IN Invalid.

PUBLISHED FOR THE BENEFIT and warning ana
| A caution to youngmen who suffer from ryous Debl
ity Premature Decay &c supply az the same time the
means Of Sef-Cuc BY who has cured himself after
beinp nut TO great expense through med cal imposition
and onackerr By enclosing postpaid addressed enye
ne SINGLE Copies may By had " the author, Ih AN
III. MAYFAIR. Esd, Bedford, Kings Co, n y:
" mArch1sfly.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-10
Farm for sale.

npE FARMlalely ownei by ELISHA CUMhlNS, stu
| ated In EAST MONTPELIER, about two miles from
Montpelier Village, IS offered for sale said Farm CON
tain. IS or 90 of good land wei popornoheu loI
nain, tuage paNure aud wood land. There Is good
sugar place and good orchard Rdnnins water a. the
house and barn. buildings in good repair Enough .
the purchase money will be required down 70 insure -
sale and liberal payday given Tor 'h' oa"u0o' fo'
further particulars enquire OF .,,. ,,.-,.,.,..,.-
,,.A 81 m. h.i,s If y CuNNtNs 33if
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-10
Carpets at Low Prices.

'Hhe current q trade Is always turned that House
l which sells at the lowest prices
From tn Great auction sale Of Eogsh CARPETS in New
York, on the sth inst receiving English
Tapestries, Nlyets and Brussels, which sell for less
than importers prices
Also, invoice of very choice and elegant Tapestries
imported especially Tor the Broadway City sales
Alse an inyoicu Of the productions Of ggins' eel.
ebrated American manufacture of Tapestries and Vel
vets.
Also invoice Of Safe Mills Tapestries. subject TO
manufacturer slight impcrfctions in Weaving at low
prices
Also an invoice Of Canton Mating assorted widths
auction prices.
Also invoice Of Floor Oil Cloths comprising the en-
tire stock hand OF celebrated manufacturer at fac
tory prices
systems Strictly adhered To.
We buy all our goods for cash down.
We make oil sales for cash down.
We make no variations from prices.
New England Carpet Company.