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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-08-04
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is made in the following manner

DISTRIBUTION is made In the following manner;
CERTIFICATES naming each article and its VALuE
placed In SEALED ENVELOPES which are well mixed
Of these envelopes containing the Certificate Order
article will he delivered Office by
mail any address, without regard choice receipt Of
% cents. On receiving the Certificate the purchaser will
what drdUs, and its value, then send
One DoIIn receive the article named choose
any other one article list OF the value.
M Purchasers Sealed Envelopes, may in this man
ner, obtain article Worth from One TO Five
Hundred Dollars.
FOR ONE DOLLAR
Which they need not pay until II is known what drawn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-08-04
LIST OF A r + I G L e S
To be Sold for One Dollar Each


Without regard and TO be paid for until you
knOW tDhdt you iOW receive
10 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, worth $4,000 to 10000
10 Melodeons, Rosewood Cases, l25OO to 226, 90
90 Fine Oil Paintings, $500 to 10000
200 Fine Steel Engravings, framed, 1900 to 25,00
100 Music Boxes, 1900 1890
100 Silver Revolving Patent Casters, 1890 to 1000
100 Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets, 1900 to 5000
500 Sets Silver Tea and Table Spoons 1900 to 5000
100 Gold Hunting Case Watches, 1900 to 1900
$50 Diamond Rings, 5000 to 10000
$50 Ladies' Gold Watches, 5000 to $500
450 Silver Watches, $500 to 5000
$500 Vest and Neck Chains, 800 to 25OO
1000 Pair Ear Rings, (new stylesD 1,b0 to 800
5000 Gold Pencils and roothpcks, 800 to 500
5000 Onyx and Amethyst Brooches, 400 to 1000
5000 Lava and florentine Brooches, 400 to 900
1000 Masonic Pins, 400 to $50
1000 Fine Gold Watch Keys, $50 to $50
5000 Chdren's let's, 200 to 800
$500 Sets Boston Studs, $50 to 500
$500 Rnameled Sleeve Buttons, $50 to 1000
10000 Plain Gold and Chased Rings, 100 to 800
5000 Stone Set and Seal Rings, $50 to 1000
5000 Lockets, all sizes, 200 to 100
10000 Sets Ladies' Jewelry, 500 to 2000
1000 Watch Charms, (each) 800 to 900
5000 Gold Pens Silver Extension Cases, 400 to 800
5000 Gents Breast and Scarf Pins, 800 to 20O0
1000 Ladies' New style Belt Buckles, 400 to 900
1000 Chaelaine and Guard Chairs, 900 to 2OOO
1000 Gold Thimbles 300 TO IoO
1000 Sets Ladies' Jet and Cold 10000 2oOo
10000 Gold Crosses, 100 TO 800
5000 Oval Band bracelets 600 to 1000
1000 Chased Bracelets. 500 to 1900
1000 Ball Ear Drops all colors, 800 to 800
5000 Zine Gold Pens, 200 to 800
1000 New Style Jet and Gold Ear Drops, 800 to 700
1000 Gold Pens, Gold Mounted Ebony Holders, 800 to 500
GT-A Chance TO obtain nuy OF the above
Articles for ONE DOLLAR by purchasing
IA Scaled EnycioPe for 90 cents.
~ Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for $ Eleven for
81 Thirty for $5i Sixyhve for $0 One Hundred for 81
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
Our desired send United States money when
1t Is convenient Long letters unnecessary. Letters
should be addressed to box b7o6 Post Once for greater
safety
Orders for Sealed Envelopes must In every be
panied by the CASH. with the Of the person sending
aud Town. County aud State plainly written Letters should
be addressed to the managers as follows;
GOODWIN, HUNT & co.,
3m.24 Box LOG Posi- % Nee, New York.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-08-04
All ALTERNATIVE :; RI I'll We SYRUP,

For Impurities ofthe Blood resulting from imprudence
causing Eruptions the Skin Sore Throat Mouth an
Nose Loss of Hair Old Sores S,CeHngs Pains in
the Bones and al other signs Of an active poison inI
the system. Q-No remedy discovered, has doneI
what has been achieved by this II cured a gentleman
from TIE South, stopping at Newport aud for whieh he
presented Dr. NJ Nth $500, after hduing been under the
treatment of the most eminent physicians IN Baltimore,
PHILADELPHIA and NoW York, for YEARS. Never de-
spair Of rcrmancut cure, matter hoO obstinate your
case has been until you tested the virtues Of this po
tent AHfrdtrc 1t IL prepared expressly for the purpose
and is superior to other remedy such II One
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-08-04
FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE.

Crlmean Bitters have proved the most prompt and
thorough remedy knownsuceessIu when quinne has fail
ed determined by trials in The United States Hospitals
at Newark, N j. Fort Hamilton, N. y and Beaufort c.
and everywhere The Btters warranted
the chlls the first day, and in brief time. expe
the disease from the system thoroughly that orenewa
follows, II the directions for strictly adhered to.
We have certaeatel of Of thsabove NAL
ady but Of prevents the insertion Of only
lowing, from U. s. Army Surgeon. We refer circular
around bottle for many others
DR.. Whitehead, Surgeon U. s. A., dated U. Hospital
Newark, j. says 81 cured several soldiers under my
charge Of obstinate Fever and Ague which have dehed
weeks the usual remedy Of Qunine and would without hest
tation use 1t in similar cases."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-08-04


DEAR srR have lived In the Southern states-much OF
the time In Mssissppifor more than twenty years, and
my Of those complaints that affect the liver
and produce Dyspepsia This has rendered regular Of
toncs medical necessity to me, and am familiar with the
action OF all the standard bers" Of day In my opn
ion Of them efcacous in the Congestion of the
Liver and Dyspepsia Crimean bitters. say this after
fair trial upon my system and upon others whom
have recommended them. believe II they freely used
by persons whose systems enervsed they would relieve
and eventually large proportion of such
Hon. J, A. McDouGAL, L. s. Senator Of California says
"Your Crimean Bers excellent for eson, correcting
darrhea nausea, irritation Of the stomach, and the
ton Of wholesome appetite. They pleasantly exhlarae,
hut followed by supplying reaction They the
btters have used"
The above written records and thousands of verbal
statements echo them from other sources.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-08-04
HELMBoLD's ROSE WASH,

MY Extract sarsapara is Blood Purifier my Extract
Buchu is Duretic, and will act such in oil cases.
Both are prepared on purely scientific princlples-fH
rdcuo-and the most active measures OF either that
can be made. ready and conclusive test will be COM
parson OF their properties with those forA 10 ito fol-
lowing works;
SEQ Dispcnsatory OF the United States.
See Professor DEwEEs valuable works the Practice
OF Phyac.
See remarks made by the celebrated Dr. PuYsIc, rha.
See remarks made by Dr.. EPHEAIM MCDOWELL, cele-
brated Physician and Member Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons, Ireland and published in the Transactions Of
the King and Queens Journal.
Sec MedicoChirurgical Review, published by BESJ'S
TRAvxRs Fellow OF the Royal College OF Surgeons.
SEQ most OF tho late standard works on Medicine.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02
FINANCIAL . COMMKRCIAL.
s.-1.D1r .EyurIuo, sspt. 80, lss5.

.--rrr .4 SATURDAY EVHEIH9, Sept 80, le66.
The local money market works easier for cur
rency but as yet the sup0ly d not such - 70 piAee
the market beyond . return to Btringency in the
event OF an augmented demand. Bankers, how
ever, are not calculating upon any permanent esse
at present, and offer encouragement TO barrow
srs who would undoubtedly be in great abundance
could accommodations be procured. Exchange is
in active request, the demand quite keeping pace
with the demand. Bates are nrm At par bGylng
and H9H premium ssLisg.
The Cincinnati Gazette says of that markst;-
The supply Of currency d equal to the current de-
man +, but there is no room for any material In
crease in the latter, without prsduciDg q closer
market. Exchange is in heavy demand, and very
nrm at rs premium buying and LILO premlum lell-
ing.
In Chicago currency is string mt. Exchange Is
Gull and weaker, buying st l1J discount and SELL
ing at par to so premium.
The Gold market contiuusS very steady, but hrR
with rather upward tendency. The price elosed
to-day at 1441S.
The conjectures ss to . new loan act unfavorably
upon Government securities, and the market is not
firm for them. With regard TO the loan the New
York Herald says:
The forthcoming issue OF hvs-tWenty bones and
/ its effect upon monetary Affairs are much dis
| cus.ed, and the measure ls generally regarded a
the FIRST step towards the resumption OF specie pay
ments. That it will cate some little perturba-
| tion in both financial AID commercial circles Il
likely; for It will go to absorb . large amount Of
currency, which, although interest-bsaring, Il new
ertheless legal tender. 1t cannot but exsEt an in
huence. however slight in checking that inn Atlon
/ OF prices which has made sucn rapid progress du-
ring the last two years.
In local rcsntiIs circles there Il nothing
italy new. The market is firm, and some articles
sre advancing, but generally prizes are steady
Business in the aggregate is only moderate. There
is fair trade demand for llOur At our quotations
Wheat Is dali, new red being entirely neglected :
Corn Il In very little inquiry. Oats are in moder
ate request and hrmer. Rye and Barley quiet.
Provisions sre scarce and firm. We note sn ad
vance to-day Of SI.OO . bbl on Pork and lc . OF
Lard and Bacon. The demand Is good.
Butter is in active demand and higher. Egg
in demand for fresh, with light supply. and better
The Grocery market is firm and active, clOs!nl
without decided change from last weeks prioss.
HighWinss are quiet and steady. PetroIsum 4
in good demand and firm. Other articles unchAnge,
| and firm.
The following were the receipts and shipment
st this point by Railroad, Lake and Canal Of lead
ing articles during the tEenty-four hourB sndin
/ Iata aavan o'eIook khfa uornfnO.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

BILLIARD ToURHAxEEF-GAKE 900 Po1ETs
CARoNs.-We learn frcm the Cincinnati pa
pers that large gathering of lovers of
billiards took place at Mozart Hall, on
Thursday evening Lass, to witness the
match between John Frawley, Of Cleve-
land. and Harry Choate, Of. Cincinnati, for
the champion cue Of the State. until now
held By Choste, and $500. Game won by
Frswley. Frswley, 1000; Chosts,- s74.
ITO innings. FraWley had lead. Highest
uns made bYFrawley were 30, 81, 5s, 70.
Highest by ChOate, "A. Average runs by
frswley, s.1O; average runs by Choate,
S74. Time, 4;3O.
Mr. FrsWley returned to this city with
the golden cue, Saturday morning. The
t'stick" was exhibited ak his rooms that
evening 10 large number Of admiTipg and
GQpgratYlatiRg ais99g
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

scoy HIGHLAND CHIEF CAPsIzED.-A party
standing on our pier Saturday morning
saw vessel Veer over and gradually settle
out of sight, several miles off TO the south
west. They hailed the tug Belle King
with "a vessel has just sunk" when the
tug started for the scene. This was at nine
O'Clock in the morning. She returned with
the Water-logged, capsized scoW at one
O'Clock in the afternoon. It proved the
Highland Chief, q scow, loaded with wood,
belonging to Mr.. Yates, of this city. She
sprsng leak in the gale of Friday night,
became water-logged, and finally oapsiEed.
Her captain and three men had taken to
one of the yawls when the tug arrived.
The fifth man had been cent ashore in an
other boat. This happened Eve miles from
the harboT and two miles from the nearest
land. q a
By the time the tug had hauled her tow
to the mouth of the harbcr, the lake had
got rough, and it was impossible to bring
the scoW in She was accordingly secured
outside, where she lay until tOwed by the
Ajax into the old River Bed, yesterday
morning. She needs extensive repairs.
Both spars were out of her, and she was
badly racked and retched.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

OFFICIAL TRIAL TRIP or THE "JoHN SHER-
HAH."-We have received the clog" of the
new revenue cutter John Sherman, on her
trial trip to Detroit and return:s She left
this city at s:22 Thursday morning, Sep
tsmber 2Sth, for Detroit via the South pas
sage. Arrived at Kelley's Island dock at
II NJ. Average steam was 2s pounds, max
ing 25% revolutions of wheels per minute.
Left Kelley's Island at 1:3O P. NJ, and ar
rived at Detroit at 500 P. N. Left Detroit
ct 1O:l2 Friday morning, from the foot OF
Woodward avenue, and made direct run
through, via the North passage, in 62l
hours. Average steam 80 pounds, making
2s revolutions per minute. For twenty
five miles of the distance, she encountered
q very strong head wind. The consumption
of coal was ~ net tons per hour. Her
speed up was equal to 16 miles per hour !
down, II miles per hour.
The trip was under the supervision of
Captain Gilbert Knapp and Engineer N. h.
Pluukett, of the Revenue service. The
trial was made at the instance of the Gov
ernment, and proved, we understand, very
satisfactory to the agent under whose in
spection it was made. The Detroit Free
Press says of the Sherman: "she is g
stsunch, handsome looking craft, apparent
ly combining strength with speed and
other marine requisites which bring her as
near perfection as possible"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

Doe JuBILEE.-The barbarOus dog law,
since Saturday, is dead letter for the rest
of the season. The dog-killer Is for
that time officially stone dead. Let
"BOss rejoice "Tigs" may bark for joy.
''Watch" can now bay the moon without
fear of having Install cui off close up be-
hind his ears, or his voice stopped with 9
minie-bAlI. And every miserable Whit
fst, and every abominable poodle has the
freedom of the city till next June. The
condition of our dog population has
climbed:sin the scale (though the notch
of "suffrsge" has, not yet been reached),
while the dog-killer has become a miser-
able Outcast in the State. ''~
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

WRKOK OF THE BLACK SWAN.-The scow
Black Swan, Captain Smith, of Black River,
in attempting to make this harbor early
Saturday morning, was driven against the
Pittsburgh coal piers. She lay there all
day, but driftsd at night between the piers,
and striking the piles connecting them,
went to pieces. Some of her rigging can
yet be saved. She was owned by Captain
Smith aforesaid, and was loaded with wood.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02
passengers

TIE GREAT ORIGINAL MILFoEIAN TABLELU1
AT Bananas HALL To-NIGET.-0ur read
ers will please bear in mind that this is
not the "PAnorAma of Millions Paradise
Lost, !" which visited this city last season.
That had but thirty-eight scenes, while this
has srKTy-FOUR. It completely illustrates
MiltOn's immortal poem. The other was
merely an imitation of this, copying their
bills and style Of advertising. This one is
the original and only complete exhibition
Of its kind now in this country.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

AHNoUEcENEETs.-Ths following speakers
are announced to address the Union men o.
the county during the present GubernatOrial
campaign:
MASS NATURALIZATION AND EVENINGS.
Berea, Thursday, October 5th.-A. T.
slade, Charles ", Palmer and Jason Can
field.
Bedford, Friday, October 6th.-CAarlea
W. Palmer, ]. C. GranniS and j. Il. Jones.
Dover, Thursday, Oct. SHIN. 9. Castle
and DR.. B. CyriAx.
EVENING MEETINGS.
solon, October 2nd.-Charles W. Palmer,
G. B. Lockwood.
Parma, October 7nd.-M. s. Castle, pan'l
Stephan.
Warrsnsville, October srd.-pr. ]. P. Rob-
inson, W. s. Kerruish.
Independence, October 4th.-M. s. Castle,
A. Theme.
ROckport, October Sth.-J. c. Graunis
Danl stephsn,
Brooklyn, October eth.-A. 7. Brinsmsde,
E. Hessenmusllsr, I. Buckingham.
-olmsted, October 6th.-L. Prsntiss, NJ. E
Gallup,
FeWhurgh, October 7th.-M. 8. Castle, G.
B, Lockwood, ]. @. Grannis.
RoyaltOn, October 7th.-.R. B. Dennis, ".
b. Price, D. A. Dangler.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02
COLLECTORS AT LARe

GREAT NORTHERN oHIo HORSE FAR
The Northern Ohio Horse Fair will be
held on the grounds of the Union Agricul-
tural Society, in Twinsbqrg, on the 11th
and 18th of October. The premiums offered
amount to 800, and will be paid in cash
from the stand as soon as the awards are
made by the judges. The track has been
enlarged and is in the very best condition,
and owners Of fast horses are invited to
come and contest their speed. Competition
is open to all. There will also bo in con-
,nectiOn with the Fair fine display of Lady
EquestrianBhip, for which liberal pre-
miums are offered. ~
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-The Academy of
Music was crowded on Saturday even
ing, to witness the play Of "othello." We
have only space to say in a general way
that no finer performance was ever pre-
sentsd to orr citizens. The Iago of Mr..
COuldOck was complete, aud the othello of
Mr.. Nagle almost faultless: Miss. Conld0ck
as Emilia was beyond our expectations.
The Desdemona of Mrs. Ellsler was
very creditsble. Tonight ''Cartouche"
will be presented. and We are assured it is
first class play.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

TRIAL TAR OF TIE "WM. PITT FEssEEDEN." /"
The Government having ordered trial
trip to be made by the new revenue cutter
VIM. Pitt Fessenden, she will leave this
port for Detroit tomorrow morning, max
ing substantially the same trip that was
made last week by her twin, the "John
Sherman,"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

TIE FUR TRADE ADDITIONS To oUR
MAEUFAorURING IETKREsTs.-We are aston
ished to learn the extent to which the
above business is carried on in this city.
We have been aware that the trade has
been increasing for the past few yesrs Il
over the country, and that the amount e.
pended for furs by ladies and gentleme
particularly the former) was enormouI.
But we had supposed that the eastern cities
monopolized the manufacturing part of Il .
business, and that our merchants depended
entirely upon that source for their supply.
And such has been the case until within
the past two or three years. since which
Messrs. 8. A. Fuller & Co., have been en-
gagged largely in the manufacture of ladieI'
and gents furs of every description.
The fact that many of the most desirat 70
skins used in making these goods had to
pass directly through this market al d
through the hands of one or more dealers
East, before they came back ready for sail,
was sufficient guarantee to Messrs. Fuller &
Co. to incur the expense and risk of pro-
curing some of the most experienced and
thorough workmen in the country, AID
enter into the production of these goods
from the raw material; and they have suo-
ceeded to such degree that they are en-
abled to supply dealers in the country or
cities at lower rates than they can procu e
them at the East; and they cannot, wi h
the present force of hands, supply the da-
mands made upon them for goods. They,
however, expect to greatly enlarge tn, II
facilities another season. They empl y
about thirty hands during the entire yel T,
so that as an addition to our manufactures
this is of no mean account, Tho Weste
States and Lake Superior country supply
the greater portion Of the skins used, aud
no better are taken in the country. Tne
shipping OF raw furs by this and otl or
houses, is an important branch of the salse
business, and may form the topic of another
article.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

ORGANIZATION OF An AUXILIARY CoMMTTE.-
A meeting will be held in the parlor of
the Stone Church, to organize committee
auxiliary TO the American Christian Com
mission, at eleven o'clock on Mondsy morn
ing, October I'd. All persons interested in
the object are invited TO attend.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

FRoM LAKE suPERIoR.--The steamer
Northern Light, Captain Murcb, arrived
at This port at three o'clock Saturday after
noon. We were not able to see her clerk,
but the Steward informed US that nothing
worthy Of mention occurred during the
trip, which was q very pleasant one. She
brought down 800 tons of iron ore, and
about lbs tons of copper, and 8 good load of
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

TRooPs TO-DAY-The 1Ith New York
Cavalry, numbering $40 men and IL officers,
will arrive in this city to-day, en- route from
Cairo ma Indianapolis, to some point in
New York State, to be paid of and mus
tered out of service. They will be fed st
the Soldiers Home on their arrival.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02
PIETsBURsH PkrROLkUa MARKKI
Especial export Tor tAs D.ny I.Au.a.l

PITTSBURGH, September $1,000 P. n.
Business came to . stAndstill to day, the oil on
hand being held above the views Of buyers. The
stock is very light, mort dealers having sCld consd
eTably ahead. River receipts Of Crude to-day
2,2OO bbls; for week 10000 bbls. By rai'rsad for
week COCO bbls. By river since opening Of navigA-
tiOn, Ssl 600 bbls same time by railroad l6O,
bbls. Prices At the wells advancing. The river
Is fAli0g rapidly. The only sales Of Crude report
ed to day are 500 bbls at 2se, packages returned
500 bbls at $50, packages inoluded. Holders de-
cline setting figures for future delivery. The heavy
demand from Europe has excited the market, and
81 me holders are asking . further advance.
Hehned oils are firm, but to-dsy's sa'es are unu.
sualy small Bonded is held at 64c and free At 74o
Most dru7e-s have sold months ahead, and their
trouble will be to ocure law material to meet or
deIs. No sales were made for shipment.
Tar and Naptha unclaimed
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

CoRREUTIOE.-The name of L. L. Rice,
ESQ.,, of oberlin, was by mistake omitted
from the list of delegates to the Christian
Convention published in our issue of Friday
last, although it was given as one of the
Business Committee:
The name of Mr.. E. FOllett, of Oberlin,
was given in the published list as Req. E.
FoIlstt.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

UNION MEET1aa AT THE ARNoRY To-KIaHT'
"A grand Union meeting will be held in
the ArmOry, on the West Side, tonight.
N, 8. Castle and s. Williamson, Esqs., will
address the people. We trust the West
siders will turn out in force, and make the
occasion q very interesting and effective
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

TABLEAu1 OF MIIFOE's PARADISE LOST
The box Office at Brsinard's Hall viii be
open to day from 10 to IL A. NJ, and from 2
TO Ar. n, to accommodate those who wish
to secure their seats for tonight. From
whst We hear, and judging from the anx-
iety tOsee this exhibition wherever itshss
heretofore appeared, We predict an unusual
rush . see it in this city, and those who
have their seats secured viii feel them
sv.Eas lucky indeed.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-10-02

Oar Rootes Department iOiH Be sons.
Piste on Monday September 1871. after
'0Hse" zoe shall offer an enormous stock Of
oLoERR, OASSLARRES, BEA HERg,
LADIES CLoAKINGS,
t. WOOL BLANKETS.
WHITR AND 0OLORED FLANNELS.
FANOY FLANNEL&.
These goods may Be obtained N the job
0iHg Department and also et retail.
z. 7 BALDWIN 4 90.
ONE THO USAND DOZEN FALL AND.
WINTER HOSIERY
IOiLI be on sale Monday, September 1874.
including all qualities IN Wool and Meri1pO.
Also tIOO hundred dozen Boys and Missss
hose.