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nARKEY 1.-THE ABONE.WELL

nARkEY THE ABOVEW WELL
~ known Horse Will stand this season until
further notice, as follows;
Finchcs Hotel, Granville Corners, ~ w. Mon
days and Tuesdays.
Chester spenccr's stable CaStcton, WedEes-
days and Thursdays.
Brandon House Stables Brandon, Vt, Fridays
and Saturdays.
Season commences Monday, May 18th, and
ends August LIST
PEDIGREE AND DEscRiPrIoS. -DARKEY was
sired by the Rounds Horse; the Rounds horse by
old Black Hawk; the dam Of the Rounds Horse
was sired by Messenger; Darkeys dam was sired
| by Andrus' Htmtonlan.
Darkey has sired more trotting colts than any
/ other horse in the State, Darkcy Is handsome
black, ljk hands high, weighs 100 lbs. For
beauty, speed, style, or action and endurance, he
has no equal.
Darkey sired the Thornton Colt, as he was
called lie trOttcd in Whitehall. n, Y, in 1853,
in two races, he being years Old. He won both
in three straight heats the last race open TO all
horses Time, 2:3s, ......
He sired Young Darkey. He trotted at Glenns
Falls, in February, 1867, six heats. Time, 1881 4
to 2:3j.
He sired the Harlow Colt, of Claramont. n. H..
who challenged any colt of his age in the New
England States at the Horse Fair at Brattleboro
in 1866.
: TERMS, Twenty Dollars in Advance, Should
r the mare not prove with foal the owner can hav,
the use of the horse the following season. Tki
above terms will not be deviated from under an!
consideration.
Keeping will be furnished to mares from dis
tance at - cents per week. All escapes and acct
dents at the owners risk. A. w. BARKER.
! j. TIMONY, Agent.
: Castleton, May Is, 1865. w2l:till Augl'
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TWO VALUABLE FARMS FOR

i SALE IN PAWLET.-One farln KNOWN as
ene Tobias Huiet Farm, consisting OF 400 acres,
about three miles from the Post Office, has
large and growing orchard, forty acres OF wood
land, having one thousand or more of maple trees,
a TOW only have ever been tapped. Six barns IN
good repair, with water in the yards, and other
eonysniences, The house and other buildings are
suited 10 the farm. 1t is well watered, under
rood cultivation and affords rare opportunity
or Investment, as the property will be sold at a
low price 800 sheep, 6 cows, horses, yoke
Ns'. other stock and farming tools will be IN
" 49, ~, the gale.
einIeu y. arm is near, consists of $40 acres in
nv n'n ,sro,o lions of orchard, wood, moving
su, 1 and With similar coavenences, &c.
" Roth p viii be sold Naf cash and the balance to
Nam nn mortgage for such term OF years as
will suit the purchaser .,.u 49,. o,or,
Tobias Hulet, on the premises. ,>-,u,,
PURfINA WADDlNGHAM.
pouI,,ar Juno IsGs ,lOdIw&24w3t
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1868 49, 1868


NORTHERN TRANSFORMATIONS co, the
only through line between ogdensburg, Chicago,
and intermediate ports. Only SIX days through
without change OF boat THIS We'll known anu To-
liable Company, will during the present season.
nun their line OF first class and upper cabin
STEAMERS
daily, between ogdensourg, oswego, ole.elaha'
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, milwaukee, and inter,
mediate ports. Leaving ogdensbars on arrival
d express train from the east,
passengrrs and families moving West, can EN-,
lark with their Luggage, Teams, Stock, Ae., and
land together without disturbance on tranship-
ment, at their port OF destination, thus avoiding
the great Inconvenience Of the many changes,
delays and expenses OF other routes.
~ The Steamers have large Cabins aud state
Rooms, amply and neatly furnished, ior FIRST
CLASS pRSsENGERs and Second Cabins with
Cook Stoves and comfortable accommodations ior
Passengers and Families who may wish to FUR
nlsh their own piuylsions,
bp- No Efforts viii De spared TO maintain the
reputation OF this, as the
CHEAPEST AND BEST RoUTEi
A thorough rebuilding, rohtting, repairing and
Trtunlshng, with several new boats added 70 the
line, makes tins now the most eomiortao,s, pleas
ant, and expeditions route 10 the uREAf WEST
Be sure and see rhe Agents OF this Line before
pn-Trus,y men will always meet Passengers
AT the Depot ia O.dcnsburg 20 take checks and
te-check baggage for this Line.
Ask Tor Tickets VIA Northern Transportation
Company's steamers, the only Daily American
Line leaving Oslenshus,
We will make IT the interest OF every Traveller
10 see the Agents OF this Line before purchasing
elsewhere,
Through Tickets over all Western Railroad
Lines can he obtained on application 70 GEORGE
w SMITH, office corner Ford and Patterson
Streets, opposite Johnson House, osdensoafg
New York,
pS-One hundred pounds Of Baggage free, u
each passenger. Baggage checked through 4
all points,
pv-nrkctA tor sale NJ all stations on the lin,
OF the Rutland aud burlington and Vernon
Valley Railroads.
For through tickets and other information, sp
ply u u. \. EDDY,
4 Oitcc steamers Landing, Ogdcnsburp, NJ y.
GEO. W. SMITH, General Ticket Agent.
II. J. GOUDNO, Passenger Agent. l6w6m
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CANCERS,

DR., KNIGHTS new treatment for Cancers
SURPRISES all others now in use 1t cures without
knife plaster or pain, and heals without scar.
Every kind of disease treated with great success
Humors of every kind eradicated from the sys-
TEN. No charge for consultation. Oihee, 2os
fremont street, Boston, l9w6m
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Tho undersigned byiug agents tor the huekrye
IA Rutland County, ttc prrls'tvd Ia furnish thr
Machine, AMI would ask these intending tO pun
chase On give The Buckeye CAREFUL examination
before buylty rl-rwh'rv,
The No. buckeye Tor twa hlrs,s and the No,
ilr ono hli,a are the sizes that We call the par.
icular attention Of all farmers wanting machines,
", can furnish inch section, on Z inch as TAR
mcrs may wish.
At an the most important Fvl1 Trials ever held
in TIN, country the Buckeye ha, received the
highest aWtri,. No American built buckeye was
cxhlmi,, at the Pans Exposition. A. statements
have byru and will probably continue 10 h. made
IN T'garl 'o the interior position assigned 10 the
BuJkcyr lu the tual OF MuwtIs, AZ the Paris tN-
position Ut S65 and as such statement, arc t1lca-
lated 90 deceive the public and convey the lmprcs-
sion that the Rupkeye 81 this country was cNhlb-
itcl al that Trial, W. would say that the machine
BY that ullnc AZ thcIrpl, Wa, butt m scotland,
ana tslIs ho,rr> mhauce 20 the Buckeye oi tins
country, only ia name Moving Machines an
an American invention, and the manufacture Of
the buckeye having p7Cclyod the highest huuoIr
nom American nudge, on American fields do not
consider that tvArl, from toTvlsu countries could
improve then reputation with AHouCan farmers
ana consequently have never sent the buckeye
atruIl tu compete nj any Foreign Iual. In adj
itl1u ~ Tins thc home demand Toy the Buckley,
has always hypU ~ great there IA, brou no ne,,S'
siiy iur seeking sales IA foreign markets, suot
markets having been left Ton those Manufacture
whose inventions have h,eu sup,rr,vdrihy some
thing lettrr.
Machines ami Repairs Ton Rutland and ucinit!
can b., found AZ HENRY HAlWARD'S, Rut
land, aud st GEbBuE BLISS 81 Brandon, 10
Brandon and vicinity,
", 100, ais, AGENTS Ion
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEN

~ who have injured themselves by secret
habits, which unfit them for business, pleasure,
or the duties of married life; also middle-aged
or old men, who, from the follies of youth, or
Other causes, feel debility in advance OF their
years, before placing themselves under the treat
ment of any one, should first read 1.-The Secret
Friend" Sent to any address in sealed en-
yelope, on receipt OF Is cents. Adress DIR. CHAS.
A. STEWART CO., Boston, Mass. s:wly
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4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PA
ATENTS
R II EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

Lat. A1tIt IF ne t'pitti stats Pa'nt 0!fcE,
Washington, io,it' n, Act Of 1891,
No. IS State 81, Opposite Khoy ST., Boston,
After an extensive practice OF upwards Of twenty
years, continues to sccule patents th tho nlt@d
states; also in Great Britain France and other
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Bonds,
Assignments, and all papers Or drawings tor Pa
tents executed on reasonable terms with dispatch,
Researches made into American and Foreign
works to determine the validity and utility Of Pa
tents 81 Inventions, and legal and other advice
rendered on all matters TOUCHING the same Copies
ofthe claims Of any patent furnished 10y remitting
on dollar Assignments recorded in Washington.
No agency in the United States possesses supe-
riar facilities Tor obtaining Patents ascertaining
the patentabhl.ty OF inventions
During eight months the subscriber, III the
course Of his large practice made on twice rejected
/ applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY
ONE OF which was decided in his favor by the Com
missioner OF Patents.
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CHARLES MASON


al regard Mr.. Eddy one of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had
Qttclel intercourse
CHAIR .ES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
al have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man more Competent and
Trustworthy and more capable OF putting their APP
plcatlons in form to secure for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
"Mr r. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, in all but ONE of which patents have
been granted, and that one is now pending. sueh
unmistaEabIe proc. Oh g.est t.leLt end ability an
his part, lea Is me to recommend all inventors TO
apply 70 hin. TO procure their Patents, az they may
be sure of having the most faithful attention be-
slowed on their cases, and at very reasonable
charges. JOHN TAdHARI,
Boston Jan. l. 1865, lwly
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ESTABLISHED 1861.
THE GREAT AN ER1CAN TEA CoMPANl
has appointed
j. L. GLr.S, Morse's Block, Centre St,
Rutl2nd, Vt,

Rvtlqnd, Vt,
As Agent for the sale OF their F0as and Cohees,
and have selected the following goods iran. their
stock TO meet the wants of this community. They
are sold al the same prices that the company sell
them at their warehouses in New York, as the
following price list will show
PRICE LIST OF TEAS.
Oolong, Black s0c., 90c., best 81 per b..
Young Hyson, (Green Al, best u %
Uncolored Japan, 81 best Il %
Gunpowder, Green 81 Is, best Al 80
English Breakfast, Black Al, best Al 90
Long Arm Chop, BLACK Tea with green
flavor 81 10
We call special attention to the Long Arm
Chop, This Tea is composed of the choicest leaves
and cured without coloring matter OF any kind,
and in precisely the same manner rs If prepared
for native consumption. 1t cannot fail to suit all
tastes, being very delicate in flavor and perfectly
healthy. It is dried upon porcelain, process OF
recent origin.
| Coffees roasted and ground daily.
! Ground Coffee, 90, 30, best iOc
| Hotels, Saloons, Boarding house Keepers anC
Families who use large quantities OF Coffee, car
/ economic in that article by using our French
Breakfast and Dinner Coffee, which We sell at thu
low price of soc.
From six to eight profits saved by purchasing
Of this Company. All goods warranted to glv'
satisfaction.
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

During the past year attempts have been made
by various individuals, in tins city and other
places to obtain portion Of our trade, by adopt
ing name as nearly resembling our own as they
dare to- and also adopting style OF doing bust
ness, to certain extent similar TO ours. We are
happy to state, however that they have met with
but very little success in deceiving the commune
ty The people of this country are too intelligent
TO be duped by either imitators or pretenders, TO
any considerable extent. But our customers will
please be particular when ordering goods by letter
1 TO direct TO 1.-THE Great American Tea Company
Nos. 81 and So Vesey street, Post Once box 5643
New York City, otherwise their orders may gel
miscarrled, iewom
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THE EYE. THE EAR.

DIR. +, KNIGHT has discovered new treat
ment for the EYE and EAR, by which he Is
curing some of the worst cases OF Blindness and
Deafness ever known, without instruments or
pain.
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IEARMS FOR SALE---ONE CON.
Castleton, January 7th, 1865. 2wtf
THE AMERICAN BUTTON

IN III Il A Nj ERlCAN BU I1ON-
l HOLE, ovERsEAMING AND SEWING
MACHINE. = WONDERFUL INVENTION
The frat and only Button-l Hole Making and Sew.
ing Machine Combined that has made its appear
ance III TINS or any other country.
! Great Success Achieved; benefits far exceeding
the most sanguine expectations. new Ira mas
dawned great changes have been wrought, all
classes benefited, especially the ladies, Not only
are all the wants of the house-keeper fully met,
but the seamstress, the dress-naker tailor, the
man utacturer OF shirts, collars, coaks, mantliias
clothing, hats, caps cravats CATERS, umpreiias,
parasols, sc, &c. can now rejolee together IN full
realization If all they have desired, or wished iof
in the wonderful Combination over-seaming,
Button Hole, Sewing Machine which Tor capa-
city, durability novelty, variety and simplicity,
exceeds any other machine ever offered to the
public. ..
greatest degree OF perfection, all kinds and vare-
ties of Sewing Hemming, Telling, Cording, Tuck
ling. Braiding, Binding, Gathering ard Sewing on
Quitting, &C., that IL, OF can be done by any ma
chine now III use.
IL has no riyal in its celebrated over-seaming
stitch, by which edges OF different fabrics are
sewn together, as by hand sewing.
II also has no rival in its Button Hole and
Eyeet Hole making, and embroldering on the
edge which is done with equal beauty and per
fiction on all kinds of fabrics, not excepting
Leather. IL Is one machine doing the WORK Oh
many
II is simple, noiseless and easy to manage com
biniug in one the merits of all Others 1t Is The
only Sewing Machine now knewn that can make
a perfect, finished and beautiful Button-Hole, be-
sides doing many varieties OF work not done by
lother Sewing Machines.
The ease with which, it is managed, recommend,
Il especially TO all families a most pleasant and
agreeable companion, being Invested OF the per
= plexities and annoyances Of thread. breakias'
changing of tensions, noise and fatigue IN opeia,,
ing, &C.. which make up some of the disagreeable
features Of other machines.
They will stand the test of the seyerest
and elicit the encomiums OF all VINO admire Iea
ingenuity and even extort praise iio'a !eaio''
An who have tried them, have freely gen
their testimony, and unite IN recommending men,
"a the best and most perfect machine nov onereo
- - W., .he nnblic' J. B. KILBURN,
az Agent for Rutland County.
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Poultney, June 3, 1865. )ioaiNo-fNos
STEAM ENGINES

l., combining the maximum of efficiency, dura-
bility and economy with the minimum OF weight
and price They are widely and fsvorahly known
more than 600 being in use. All warranted salts
factory, or no sale Descriptive circulars sent or
application Address
j. G. HOADLEY & co.
nqndeodSy Lawrence, Mass.
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WyANTED--AGENTS TO SELL

WANTED---AGENTS TO SELL
w JOHN s. c. ABBOTT'S LIFE OF GEN.
ERAL GRANT, This work contains hne steel
engraving of the Father and Mother Of the Gen.
eral, and Is otherwise very handsomely illustrate
ed The best selling work in the market price
suited to the times. B. b. RUSSELL, Publisher,
IS Couhiu, Boston. m23d&v2w
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|. cFNTS WANTED FOR A BOOK

A GENTS WANTED FOR A BOOK
N entitled A PICTURE OF THE DEsoLA-
TED STATES, and the Work of Restoration.
Every voter needs it before November, 1868.
Freight, largest commission, and premium oi
$500 paid. For fun particulars address GEO. ",
DOUGLAS, General Agent, Rutland, VT
april i-i5wts
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uAEDNtR y FRANKLIN,
,,t,-. l3,re t.trrlalr.. and Ornamental funtera
order, trun "A distance promptly attended To-
Particular attention given ~ sign Painting, san
furnished aud express paid to all parts oil lh'
county. "''
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IN BANKRUPTCY - DISTRICT

i OF Vermont, -. A. Rutland, the sth day Of
June \. ID, lS6S.
The undersigned hereby give, notice ut his aT-
pointment rs assignee OF Loren +. Atwood OF
Plttshcld, In the County OF Rutland and state oi
Vermont, within said District who has been adj
Judged a Bankrupt upon his own petition by the
District Court OF SAID District.
a4-w3w JACOB EDGERTON, Assignee.
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES.

MAnikerthirt,, 49,, So.
NGalpn Cloth tor Lalies sacluos
Tor Mems and Boys Wear,
Linen Check ami Heavy Cottonale tar Mems
and Bow wear
uvrIaau Counterpart.
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CLOCKS AND CUTLERY,
or the best grades and patterns always on hand

WATCHES AND JEWELRY repaired in the
best manner and at reasonable prices.
SILVER SPOONS made to order and old
spoons made over. At
2i.wtf BAILEY PAHkERS.
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~ Mn,EIrY. pnulmey. ",

~ AOsELEY, Poulmey, NJ,
General Agent III the towns of Cttstlr.on, Paw
lrt Falrhasen, Puultnes Mddetown, West Ha-
ven. Tinuouth. Wells, Rupert, S-ndgate, benson
and Hubbarlton, in Vermont, ana the towns OF
Hampton, Granville, Whitehall, Drcsden1 Put
nam and Ticondernga, in New York.
j. r. HARLOW, Post Office FaIrhavcn, Agent
for the towns Of Dresden, Putnam, Ticonderoga,
West Haven and the north part OF Whitehall and
FaIihayrn,
j. W DORSEY, Agent for Benson.
DANIEL. CT SIihAN, Agent for Pawiet
$ W. st. JOHN, East Huuuardton, Agent for
Hubhardton and the north part OF Cas,irton,
J.E. AUSTIN. Rupert, Agent for Rupert.
A Large stock OF extra parts for Woods Mowers
win be kept on hand by +. w, MOSLEY, poult-
nev " and all other agents mentioned above.
send to + W. MOsELEY, Agent, Poultney, or
either OF the above Lamed agents, for circular.
9fwti
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE

THIS Is TO CIV NUIIJE
L that my son, George Ray, has ah>condel o.
run away from me- ms age Is 10 year., IN hr'
18th year, about 5 feet inches HIGH rather slim
and weighs about l3olbs, hight harf, hlue eyes
This Is 10 notify all persons that l i5roid them
from harboring OF trusting him on my account q,
shall pay no debts ot ms contracting but shall
claim twenty-six dollars pei month from th'
party or parties that employ him. And any par
on Who viii a so infoyrnatiOuwhcrc> said boy can b.
found ...ll hc suitably rewarded.
ARIEL RAY.
M.ch.uls.l{llr. VI Juro 2. lSCS "a WV
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CRFAM TARTAR '
NEW PAINT SHOP IN FAIR

A,rt.ul,els..f the ot.t tn u>'. Sold ey Nm, class
.' ~ .y,.ryvt,rs. Jansswi Ydeov
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To This Mower was awarded the hrst and
only Iuke OF a Grand Gold Medal At the
Pan. Exposition in ST. 1t proving superior AZ cy'
cry tTial IN the fold On ITS inventor, Walter A
Wood. was conferred, by the Emperor Napoleon
the crpss OF the Legion Of Honor, he being one
uf the very few Americans upon whom thu,
honor WAS conferred.
RIBS Mower combines lghtness Of draught
bIhtyta uTtN,. -. cos, and portability, while
for durability il cannot D. ,-r,assed, See wha'
the ilrelgn papers say OF 1t.
From the London Timesl
IS Grass Mowers, 50 noted as Prize Ma
chimes Al our Royal Agricultural society'a Meet
inlrs. are remarkable .iur hghtness, while ~ the
saIne time sufficiently strong and durable IN thelr
working parts, and they are COMMANDING very
extensive sale IN this and other countries
From The J4utr4I pf the Royal Agricultural So
r,rty
"Wr-iS Machine made excellent -ork, cutting
very close and even
Wood, Grass Mower we'll made machine
hgLt l-,th A, 70 weight and draught. This make
adhere o. tn woslcn frame, believing that I
.udrJ- rhs machine muIr la>uc than th9se mad {
entirely ut mon. .ihi~ machine cuts with very
us,lrr..'.. IS Tasudituic 90, power, fact due, VT
teltr,y, iu = great IGeasalr H. tAc attention BE-
-toNod upon tl.t proportions " the VARIOUS part
OF the machine.
Th, above is what uus machine has achieved
In foreign fields, and though, 10y No means tul''
,..llti "a seek thr III 10 uIg, sales II has heen III
am ~ the inventor to produce machine steon'
ta non, ia the world, and coupled with the ahov
references "a L. -8g-t~S III Luule We could cat
Thousands uu tHIs side ut thu Atlantic, but car
net a go. for after field contest, At numcfuu
~t,.,-tr-luty and uIsturt exhibitions Ia all SO
.tufs-,t the [ mon II has proved successful o't
all competitors, while among the more reent LAu
rel. achieved hv II wa, the nrst pr1Hc Of gran
silver medal At III, state talr OF Mime sofa, hel
~ Rochester 81 :. uguSt last.
rAy.aI,s Of Wuaia laschlnes have hten IN
rf,cfdrutsl and largest whtrr most used an
best known. one firm acting As agents ~ the CON
utny the Western States, having already, ia
present season ordered six thousand.
\, au evidence of the appreciation III y he
tho. machines are held IN tins section II may
stated ai.t one agent disposed Of, III Wsshineio
county. y Y. last season upwards Of one hun
drcG while, notwithstanding lts immense iaell
ties for manufacturing, the company was unat
u supply Its agents wsth machines sufficient
NEE. the demands of the public.
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alsv Advertisements.

INV esNNkssssSs~ss"s~'
$1,000 REWARD OFFERED
20 auypArty selling
DRY GOODS
less than
billiard \ oAKEs,
Opposite ii, Depot,
DRESS GOODS,
such as Imperial saEEo Cio,h'
Iakko Cloths
MalaHse Cloths;
Ilaneollon do
Daymac DO;
Granite Lustrv Cloths
West End suit Cloth,
Wash Pophn;
Colsrsd Crct0nnes;
silk and Worstel PupllUs
Irish Poplin,
ALPACuAS, Rlack and White
do. all shades, Sjcts. peI yard
White aud Black Crap" Menty;
Hlaek aud Fancy silks, all prices
Cashmere skawls
Parsley shawls, from .lo % ESQ
berlin Wool Shawl., sttoF
single Zephyr DO.
Black Thils, d.;
WHITE GOODS. every description.
Ialt,, and Gents
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