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, 1865-03-02
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p34%AH 4 T. <&n+n NJ
s.s. ~" ~ $1,000 ,r,ch wc sha1, h.ve n NV
~ .'.r ~. 49, nstional debt will amount for the
~,,,r+ snsr~ of about seyentecn vcars tc N.
~a,asn E,rtnr3na, I'm ,,reat ccnno.c, ~ th,*
sten s.ems nt first blusb iodisnnt ta,1c- 0nr
cntire debt ~ funded. amonntcd IN octoh.y
1,st In ahont seventer7, nared 1n7,,,an. NJ
dol]sra Init ,s li,e1r to amount In two thon.
sand mi,1tona of dotIars, tn nav tbtz won1d
vc,r;,. ,donat;ons of Ten Thousand d,1,ar.
ose,, Nv fwn hpndnca t1,oneand of on~
wcalthT citizens THROUGHOUT The lova1 statcs
II IL hc,,eved that there arr fn1lv 1h,s n,,m.
~ ,r4o ~ cenof,,31x comnpt3no bow ran,1,
+,,ax, rou1d afford tn nav tn rid their bne;noss
and esta ates NJ sill fhtnre taration wnn,d ND IT,
~,-of,af1e n ,nvekt s}f, ON IN .,eh frr. ~
r. t1,e ecoxrrnmrnt r. hnwevcr INIT IN IA
<o,1a H. fonnd n ro,t tribnto ~ 1.roe a danos
t,or +1,o raroa,n;nn 1,.1r ~ tte dehf con1a ~ -.
49,, .,,o.. - a,s,,ea~shors ~ al s,-ornts
ros saarar,enc. and , unrs ra,ar,c 5,strfhu.
~ -. W co.n,ar ] natIona1 tim convent Han mFrht bc
,.s,a ' H. n.ranirc 4he whn1c nfaIr "a that the
..at.s ~ iii dis+-,cte 1nfcht hc fa,r,r ss;a,od
~ ss se,,,.comm;tteea md fhc a,nonnt of eorh
.,..san,s cont trihnt,on hronrht nm n i,s r.1-
4mnsa Thss zou1d nerh, rs 1esscn the snon. M.
+ana,,r - 4ha movement Int would nrcrent
..,,.t-;,.,. e.or, ,roett1.o.
wv s.1ss.- esuo - ~ r. .,o., 1,h,,.a1
1's ne gsu..os's s..-s- y. s~ % 49, ast.r. or H..
~ ".4esc. 1IaI s ~. r. rs ~ 49,
hoseaeu1 n'tsus ~ souuas3 .,.,.." 49, n@s' "
no acuoe oi as ieas'oi.'ts' A"e"s ~
noss Ans'al onefs hase peen ~ a'1"a .o'sa.
one eeea1eolan ~ oos1on' "@u4 ~u.v s,so ~
o. aAe ueasUis, LIZ" oleaeu ~ E'he e-"osoeo
, 1865-03-02
The following t1tle shows the State debts Of
ten Of the loyal States OF tbs Union:


The following dispatch .ucre received from
New York during the session: $50 1oal@Ios&; !;
aao, la5t; $40, 19s4@l9ss.
, 1865-03-02

Feb. ISL 1851. ..1S5,W0
%sfeh %sleh Il IL 1sS.. ILL.,: @sas
ills urged by the ~hears'' that the falling Of
in the stock this month, IL entirely owing to the
fact that but little Of the pork shipped through to
New York since the 1st Of December has reached
there yet, owing to detentions On the railroads
one shipper averrlnc that one lot Of 600 bzls
| sent from this city on the I'D Of November last
| Was now lying in Buffalo. 1t WAS also urged By
the FAME interest that the present "tp1nrge" in
New York IL owing to The faf1ure OF these ship
ments to reach that city in consequence ot waich
parties who sold ehort for delivery on the Tut Of
March have hsd to buy In, ua to Ee able to de-
liver promptly. Notwithstanding Ill this, how
ever, the market for Barre1ed PORK here was de-
esdedly better. Mess Pork VA. IN fair request
ind very drm, with Gales Of 400 brls city packed
| Ut xss.t0@33,o0. The demand /. chiefly for well
t established brands which are mostly held of the
| market. Prime Mess Pork wis IN active request
at m advance Of hoc4St.oo q hrl, with aalea-6f
1,sOo hr's nj $s9.be0scso-c,oslag very nsta St
the Outside quotation, sellers generally holding
; st $3.50. Sweet picked Hams we're in good de-
,nand at 1sSfgc, pa: choice brands are held for
higher Hgu1cs. BuEk As7ta sre quiet h"s aEsx.
Lard was quiet but 1zn, witt light sales Of kettle
at &c, and No Lard At 2oic. The demand for
L.rd is very light.
Drasked Hogs were ouict and unchanged. with
light GALES IT fs6h131rhfef1v 1s6a1s4 aivfa,ng m
300 Ds.
Highvince verr ,61c h,cber hrt Loo, act,v,
with sales Of 800 brls Al - 1s1Ess "a
There vas "a tne tnouIrv for S1onr h,,. Yha .n,x
ket yas lezs active and .csrce1v an nrn o. na..
sales Of I an hi. chntca Snstr, 49,. y, .o.e
Some other 1ots NJ fetf3,-n-ahsh1- ~, -. - ~ NJ
brls-ehsuQed hands l,ut he narrcn1.r, wsro 80,
nutet.
Wheat VAS an1l and 167ssc ,ouer NTH ,,,ao ~
4a,0oo bu at 81 ~ for chicaoo eyt,a q aS11, "a
for No Spring. md 81 % far M snrino-o,1 j.,
store-closiug auiet bnt drm At Z, s,a ~ VI =
Spring. The dcman7 VI, nn,+,v ~ nj asho~ts,
There VIVA len. hus,nca, 1ona IN f,o~, M ~.
nota nm ,dronca ~ f,rfv II = ~ ~ .1ss -
, 1865-03-02

Major Merely. ,he 4. Comm,ssarv ai th;a
rost, Today awarded The contracts on pro?o SIS
opened on Saturday. We hsye been unsbic TO
!esfn ne aetatls Of hs awards, and can therefore
only ga4e the tota}s, Hhich are as fo1lo14:
PRIZE AEss FoRx.
Two thousand bria 1t %a1.s;n:%sD,
EACoN suouLDzns AND s1pks.
Two hundred thousand ns At 17-tozat7,so sor
shoulders, and 20 90G4a1 for sides ~ sN>
FLoun-u
1900 br1. family (rcd whea.) 1t 13s5.
2,CC0 do do 9,G
, 1865-03-02


LEATHER-TheFe Is good dem and for H%fuos1
Leather. which IL nru1, hut Shoe Le4ther IL oul and
neglected. Quotations are unchanged. W. quota:
HENroCK.
Harness D.. o.4s20g7 ColIar. = n-... 9.2s9 as
Country HaEues4 gA4a0-A Slaughter 4oe.- 0,4aA -
LEO m........ Dtaja0 20 Slaughter sole
Kip. na'dM, 2 n 1.la1aI Is ChicaSo>,.. ia tts
kp, heavy, 0SGa0 30 Buenos Ayres.. e.A59 as
Call. 1,...... Ls54f1.00 Otaaco so1e... t32 ax3
upntr- p ft..... 130dsg.tS Ornbco good
country Eppet.. n+68l3J damaged ,,,,. Q+82 OIL
OAK
Slaughter, sofs.. e..G90 60 French Gait 81
HArns8e, q H.. 5h20 s. nG..........-. ANA 1g3
Kip. No. j me '~ n1.es.s.,.'... 2aa2 ~
-aiu1n. ...-... :, 2sa1. 10 Fre1chCalLLe-
kfr. No. hwy. 18531i1 1uutnes h Anx lbs 1021l4nQ
Call, extra..,... IOots15 50 FrenChCalLLe-
Frsdch Kip. 1st nofue7 SeC-
choice. Aota2Nl onds, p doz .s0p041no u
French Cal1- 2 Llnings, doz. 1000dp Is %
~ ca23.c5 Ro.n1, 4 dog l5.1o4 IS %
, 1865-03-02
.$l+a16,8ss
1,aii,lT
.&t4H1.H16

1ORELAe1 +s..ss.....s FAsA4VtutV
The Faciac ports, when heard from, will pzoba-
bly, add from $780, QUO to $3.50 GOO; raising the total
to about six million Of dolara. In February they
will reach from a 20o, Goo to 81, 100000 at New
York, from present appearances. To the close OF
husineea on Thursday last they amount to 1858,
674, with four working days In the month to be
added. This upsesa completely the predictions o.
"buIl" opcrntoss that the Government will hsTe
to 70 Into the market to purchate gold to meat
the interest on Its bonds.
AT tho annual election OF officers OF the Du
buque md Sioux City Railroad Company, James
Rohb, ESQ, was chosen President, and Mr.. Plat
Smith. Vice President
OF Amer1can stocks 6atterthwaitefs London
Circular says: There has been larger amount
Of business Transacted In the Landon market for
considerable time past. United ststea i've twenty
honda improved At ene time to s, but on higher
rate Of ofe1chapge being reported from New York
per the China they declined to 80. from which
point there has been slight roictioq M to s9H@5l.
given way *20o There has been sn improved
dcmapd Tor Atlantic .and Great Western bonds
OF the Pennsylvania section which nero quo
ted $1.o0 higher for both frat and second mortga
gcB.'
During the week ending February 1s, twenty
new National Banks were authorized, with an a2-
gregatc capital Of $4,465, ,0oo. The number OF Ma
uouai Banks In operation iT eight hundred and
fftsen, with total capital Of e1s7, as, 900.
in Boston there are forty-tWo banking tnshtu-
lions, Of which twenty have organized under the
National B.nkins Law, showing the following
distrbudon Of capital under the respective sys-
tens:
, c.pl!sssI:; :oo
, 1865-03-02

New York Town E1ec1Ions-Unfou
<SA1nR.
The town meetings have been held thus far;
1ar in New York IN only the few counties
given below. They show Onion gain over
the Immense preponderance Of the same party
1nct raor.
, 1865-03-02

Brown afeaee
Sa:es t1~dsy were; 80 TICS choice White Greasa It
19c: IS tres euoN Gre SC ak 15c.
nKa seE9 h0sss-Rse:i1ed today. III; ship.
ped Iss. Market an!et sa!es s to-day ~sfe: ~, ~
IS Hogs 1t $,3sa and $3.50. dividing on 40 1s-
$! :. :. 1s-M and 115o =, " eo 2eo as-
12,ao. 12.so, and 1875. dividing on1oo
~ nMa1Mg;IGlyfsEsRccelrea Mg to dsy. nouo; shipped,
Wsrr: 1l0 bEs 1t $l.lak; 800 brIs n S7.1a-
, 1865-03-02

There was good attendance On Change, bnt
owing to the decline in gold h6eenera1 produce
markets ruled weak and lower.
The Provision MARKET however, vas decidedly
nrmer-chtedy owing to more fasp:able adslces
from New York, and the announcement Of the
stock OF Barreled Pork On hand to-day In that
Market which compares as follows:
March tut, 1855. ..128. .oeO Barrels.
Feb. 1st, 1855. ,1550Qq
March lit, 1861. 98,246 Is
March 1st, 1861. 3......-..........-... 05,8a5
, 1865-03-02

New f6fX E4NCx MHFKGHe
Eosicg pe.cea fo1 CASH, march,. 1853. Rscetvedby
6. Ea]toustall d Co., CommilsoR Stock AID Bont
Brokers, IL Clark street Chicago,
, 1865-03-02

{EfH1N tM8 El(EuLuUuH U1sP9F(us 1eos @E3s1
The London Indz, q Confederate journal
published In England, says that the wa7 is
.Treachinp such ! crisis that England and
Frnneo must DECIDE to become the friends Of
one Of the billigerentS or to fight them both,
and that events are occurring which maj pre-
cipitate that decision, especially Wlth Ffance:
II the meantime the indy blas m sne ieaenas ..
them shortly series of agreeable snrprises.
WI Va trust The friends OF tho South 10 Eu-
p1and need no such invocation. II men can.
lot bs Of seood cheer" who hare aueh bill
, 1865-03-02

Here the gold market opened on the street at
s6o, declined T. 1s9 and closed at 1851, On the
Stock Board It opened at aooa,- and closed In the
afternoon at 1885,. Silver is dull at 1B5.
Cook County Scrip was more active but with
ont material change-ths sales on the Stock
Board having been at range Of 8@s3l.
k33orernmens Bonds were stesdy. FiYe-Twenties
were activa at ITO buying and III selling. Ten
forties, ex. dir. 81 bid md 97}@sTt aekcd.
Collector Hayen at tie Custom House Is redeem.
Ing the coupons Of the Tc1-Forty United states
Bonds in gold.
, 1865-03-02

cnnaI must and will be bnrt. The necessities
Of England, to reach BY the chcapest and the
shortest route tbs vast food producing regions
Of tho West, In order to fred her millions Of
operatives, will force her capital or her Gor-
cruu,ent to construct it. 1t u even noK de-.
1uonstrsble that the amount Of money sure
10 be eayed by the cheapentng Of fselehts On
the products Eng1and would bring from the
West would pay for the entire canal in less
than Eve years. The early and present friends
Of The measure can, therefore, afford to bide
their time. Their predictions are sure to b.
Yoa1ize6
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-09-15
IMPORTANT TO PENSIONERS AND
BOUNTY CLAIMANTS.

CHARLES I. VAIL, attorney at law, 1ras-
V burgh Orleans Co., VT, is prepared to pro-
secute all claims against the National and State
Governments for soldiers or their heirs. Hay-
ing had a large experience and excellent sue
cess during the past year in obtaining the boun
ty back pay and pensions due, invalid soldiers
and fathers mothers, brothers and sisters OF de-
ceased soldiers he can now procure these claims
with the utmost dispatch and without failure
Being located at the county seat the certificates
of the county clerk, which have TO be procured
and attached to each application, can be obtain
ed easily with very little expense to the appli-
cant, and the claim can be forwarded TO the de-
partment the same day the application is made,
thus saving undue time and expense. The fol-
lowing persons are entitled to pay from the gov
eminent -
list. Widows of soldiers are entitled to boun-
ty, back pay, and pension. If no widow the
children are entitled to the bounty and back pay,
and the children under sixteen years of age TO
the pension.
I'd. If the deceased soldier left no widow nor
children then the heirs of the soldier are cnti
tied to the bounty and back pay in the follow
ing order: LIST, the father; I'd, the mother; 3D.,
the brothers and sisters.
Sd. Mothers, brothers and sisters (under l6
years Of age) are entitled 10 pension if DEEPEN
ding on the deceased soldier for support wholly
or in part.
4th. Soldiers disabled on account of wounds
or disease are entitled to pensions, and soldiers
wounded in battle are entitled to a bounty, also
soldiers that have served two years or more are
entitled TO bounty.
Arrears of State pay due soldiers or their
heirs can be procured with facility. Claims OF
officers for horses and equipage lost in the mill.
tary service also procured. He is also prepared
10 draw the money on pensions payable in Sep
TENDER and March. Communications by mail
promptly attendedto. Apply to CHAS. l. VAIL,
Irasburgh, Orleans County Vermont
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-09-15

YEAST THAT WILL START ITSELF
Seeing an inquiry for recipe for max
ing yeast that starts itself, | send you
mothers. Boil two ounces Of the best
hops in four quarts Of water for half an
hour strain it and let the liquor cool
down to new milk warmth. Then put
i'm small handful salt and half a
pound Of sugar beat up one pound OF
the best -four with some of the liquor
and mix all well together. The third
day add three pounds Of potatoes well
mashed, and let it stand until the next
day. Then strain and it is ready for use.
4 1t must be stirred frequently while it i,
making and kept near the fire. Before
using, stir well. 1t will keep W c
or three months in a cool place.-Rwa
: NeW Yorker.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-09-15

How TO MAKE BLACKBERRY WINE.
There is no wine equal to blackberry
wine when properly made, in favor or
for medicinal purposes, and all persons
who can conveniently DO 50, should man,
u(aclure enough for their own use every
year, as it IS invaluable in sickness as a
tonic, and nothing is better remedy for
b1wel complaint. Measure your black
berries and bruise them TO every gallon
add ore quart of boiling water. Let the
mixture stand twenty-four hours, stirring
occasionally; then strain off the liquor
into a cask o every gallon add two
pounds of sugar; cork tight and let il
stand till the following October, and you
will have vine ready for use without fur
Their stralning or boiling, that will max {
lips smack that never smacked under
similar influences before.-KaiRe Farm
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-09-15

NOT YET READY.-A short time
since, we noticed the call for conven'
ton of the Bishops of the Methodist
Church, South, and expressed the hope
that it might pave the way for reunion
between the two branches of the Meth
odst Church. The result has not justi-
fed our anticipation. The bishops say in
their pastoral address:
"Fidelity 10 what seems our provi'
dental mission requires that we preserve
our distinct ecclesiastical organization in
all its vigor and integrity, free from en-
langling alliances with those whose no
tons of philanthropy, politics and social
economy are liable to give an ever va
rying complexion to their theology
Let US abide in our lot and be true to
our calling. doing what we can to spread
scriptural holiness through these lands
and to oppose the tide Of fanaticism which
threatens their overflow
Church members are exhorted to la
Dor diligently, to keep the freedmen from
seeding and attaching themselves to the
Northern church, and it is assumed that
the faithful teaching of the pastors has
been one great fundamentally in keep
ing the slaves so quiet during the war.
They say they have a church member.
ship of over 100000 among them, and
anticipate defectlons organizations
which may offer greater social induce
ments. Their Northern brethren, they
say, have become incurably radical, and
the abolition Of slavery has not removed
the only bone of contention between them.
1t does not appear that they consider
that they have any duties toward the
freedmen which differ from those here
tofore exercised, and they are as anxious
as ever to keep them from the pernicious
influence Of Northern fanaticism.
Much as we regret this decision, there
is little reason to be surprised at it. No
man is so unalterably fixed in evil, or is
so dangerous, as he who has won over
his conscience TO be on the same side
Though interest may have led the way,
pride will adhere to the course even when
interest points h e other way. The
changes OF mind and feeling which the
Southern ideas have undergone in re-
gard to slavery since the day of Jefer-
son, are probably more radical and deep
'eatcd in the clergy than anywhere else,
md it will require corresponding peri
ID to change them.
The convention we refer TO consisted
If Bishops Andrews, Paine and Pierce,
md although it is not certain that they
reflect the sentiments of all their 5reth>
rem, yet it is likely that their opinions
will be adopted by the great mass of the
in the Southern States.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-09-15

The Memphis Bulletin relates tie
case of Southern female refugee who
bad only one faded calico dress that she
wore upon her back. A benevolent gen
tleman had collection taken up for her,
and realized SIS for her benefit. She
at once repaired to a dry goods store
where she paid Sl3 for lace collar.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-09-15

A stage coach was attacked near G b
son Ferry, Montana Territory, on the
4th of July, by robbers. who killed four
passengers and wounded three others, ard
stole 100000 in gold dust. The coach
was on its way Eastward. The names
Of the murdered men are A. S. Parker,
A. j. McCausland, David Oman and w.
S. Myers.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-09-15

DACK Hair and Side Combs of all kinds,
ed Fine Ivory and Rubber Combs, long dres-
sing Combs, Rubber and Hornl Fancy Soaps
for Toilet and Shaving, a new lot of bunch
Glass Beads, Jewelry, Emory Balls, Crochet
Needles, Perfumery, Phalon's Night Blooming
Ccreus, Lubins Perfumery and Extracts, Du-
points White Water Lily, Birney's Extract Pond
Lily, for sale at the Irasburgh Drug Store.
4 ARDS Bloom for the Complexion, Rouge
- for the Complexion, Lily White and Mag
nolia Toilet for the Complexion, for sale ~ the
Irasss, rsh 80
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SOUTH HARDWlCK
WOODEN F ACT0 R Y,
w. i & G. w. COOK.

Eormerly of Morristown, and late of Derby,
i having purchased sad Factory of B. F. Ca
hill are now prepared 10 do a custom Manu-
featuring Business, where they will be pleased
to wait upon all who may favor us with their
patronage Our former patrons in Albany,
Irasburgh, Glover, and Barton, will we trust, not
forget to give us call We have new Nil
and good Machinery, and will make you good
Gray Cassimeres Black and Blue, Black, Brown,
Snuff, and Drabs also White and Blue mixed,
GRAY mixed, Madder. Red and Wine colored
Flannels. We have 1000 yards Of Cloths on
hand ready to exchange for wool on reasonable
terms
N. B.-Particular attention given to Custom
Carding and cloth Dressing. our motto is to
alive and let live"
South Hardwick, June l, 1865.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-09-15

Never plead guilty TO poverty. So
far as this world is concerned you might
better admit that you are a scouno =.
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NEW SHOE SHOP.

+ LAWRENCE & co. have opened a new
81. Boot and Shoe shop in Irasburgh, and they
iatend to carry on the Boot and Shoe business
in all of its various branches. They have now
in their employ two of the very best worllmen
there are in the county. They will use
none but the best material, and all work done
by them will be warranted or no sale. The vii
lnge has long been destitute of first class boot
and shoe shop, and now that one has been
opened here, we ask the liberal patronage of the
public, so longas we build what is here adver-
tised.
April II, 1864.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-09-15

Spicy fellows, are our soldiers-pep-
pered while in the service and mustered
out Of it.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-09-15
ENTISTRY
NICE PICTURES.

GARD PHOTOGRAPHS. Ambrctypes an d
" Melainotypes of all kinds taken at the Bar
ton Photograph Gallery. Copying from old
pictures done TO order Prices to suit the times
Call and look at specimens before going else
where.
A splendid assortment Of Albums on hand
and for sale at reduced prices.
]. N. WEBSTER.
Barton, July LIST, 1865.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-09-15
ATTENTION SOLDIERS.
DERBY CLAIM AGENCY.

THE subscriber having for the past three years
L been extensively and successfully engaged
in the prosecution of various claims against the
u. S. Government, is still prepared to collect
all claims for bounty or pensions due discharg-
ed soldiers or heirs of deceased soldiers, and
all claims against the State for State or allotted
pay will procure repayment of Communication
paid by drafted men Illegally held to service,
and is also prepared by arrangement with parties
in Washington to procure Land Warrants, for
soldiers in the war of 1872 or their heirs, whose
claims have for years perhaps been suspended
for want of proper attention or never been pre-
scented. Prompt and careful attention will be
given to any business intrusted to my care
Charges less than those of any other agent IN
the county, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
No charges unless successful. Allletters prompt
ly answered, and any information desired given
without charge.
DAVID NJ. CAMP, %.
Derby, June 25th, 1865.
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BABCOCK

OF Newport, is relieving choice Brands of
Flour, directly from the mill, which enables him
10 effer n AZ very low prtce-go and sse
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-09-15

Who commandeth well shall be obey
ed well.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-09-15
ORLEANS PROBATE DISTRICT.

DROBATE COURTS will be holden at the
L Probate Office in Irasburgh, on Thursday
of each week for the year ensuing
MILTON r. TYLER, Judge.
Irasburgh Dec. /, 1864.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-09-15

FENOOTH BRUSHES of all kin d S, Shears,
q Scissors, Pocket Knives, Razors and Razor
Strops, Shuttes, Rubber and Horn Thimbles,
Toy Baskets, Dominos, Photograph Albums,
Fancy Smoking Pipes, superior article of smo-
king and enc cut Tobacco, Hooper's Cachous
for the breath, for sale at the Irasburgh Drug
Store.