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MERE MENTION.

a wonderful th'hA pas mIleHe' III } 'i N'' q
The Sultan Inns gone ont To- Gunner with Il SUD
Jeat-a marx 81 il'"i ANA e.'i-e-'e'Si'n Ui' pre-
ce.ientei in the annals Of oren'ai history.
1t Is so7eriy related that frn ia England
which puts up prepared meats -.' '"' We" III
iand 'ra'e' NaAeS l''-e anu ''7''''' i''''''i-
of ITS invoices to consist II cans A'e.-ea canned
missionary and that they 90 OIL with 'i'e n'-
uyes % Ike hot cakes.
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Dr. Holmes says he Iiel ueA'l' H'lAe9 an OLD
lecture serve he" purpose by taking out the
really good things which d'n tell on am audi
ence' and putting III cheaper things winch DO
The news from Italy +, not very satisfactory.
Both the Bourbonists and the Liberals are dis.a-
tisdcd with the present government, the treasury
Is empty, France l. looked upon as hostile. and
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s--FIRsr MORTGAGE BONDS.

BY it, charter the Company is permitted to issue
its own First Mortgage bonds 10 the same amount as
the bonds issued by the Government, and no more
and only as the road progresses. The Trustees Tor
the Bondholders are the Hon. L. ID. Morgan, l. ).
senator from New York and the Hon. Cakes Ames,
Member of the L. $. House Of Representatives, who
are responsible for the delivery Of these Bonds 10 the
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GREAT CURE!


SlEofuLA, CATAEEH, AVID CoysUuu.N t-az.
Mrs. Loring Chase Of Pcacham. ra4ue-tg. ,.i-
ISh the following Il have been du invalid
medical care above > years, and unable
work, having Liver Complaint Catarfh O.. .
consumption. Being on the eve O- -'
we applied 70 DR.. Cubtre, he S..agtg-.u.
treatment have got well. In short '.
spun q sScins Of yarn and done my house U.-A
ftulty. MRS L. CHl,-
CROWDS Follow A greater number than
t0foTe visited Littie's Hotel last week, 9l .le
sion Of the fourth regular monthly visit u One So
torian to this town. Inyalids hearing of -ic
success Of the Doctors treatment, came I ti
on foot who were able, and IN carriage al-
last day great the demand that mos
obliged 20 return without prescription. DIS
eiues are agreeable 10 take, and most 81,
eficacious ma results. iic makes one m"It Vs.
this fall and promises g. return in the -Il.f-
ton Pafer, sept H.
Dr.. Cra1tre VIII make monthly visits H-ii
cipii towns in this County during the %
ter. a. he has IN Orleans County the pas ~
FiNE MONTHS. These towns where petIl
slow 70 seize this great opportunity for L.li 81.
drop from has Inst at once, and add the dap u
places
Mrs. VIM. Green, of Sutton, applied o. iT. ,-
TIRE, june nth having every symptom q '---a
toii-ai stage y CONSTANT hard cough -i.'- --...
ami caused an excessive purulcut and sii 81
discharge from the lungs great deHii.' AZ a
evidently could not long live without help II 81
medicines have restored her, the cough Is s-- ts.
lungs well, no night sweats, and she claims
cured, and can do a good days work
RHEUMATISM.
Mr. Green, Of Sutton, applied same til. y. mi
long suffered with rheumatism Of both ln't Nm q
legs His gratitude for recovery prompt'D
offer DIR. Crabtre double the price charged
TRENEMBER THE DA w
Come Early.
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Having thirty years to run, and bearing six per cen
currency interest, at the rate Of $1,000 per mule LOT
81 miles on the Plains; then st the rate OF slo,un
DER mile for $50 miles through the Rocky Mountains
then at the rate of $50 600 per mile for the remaining
distance for which the United State takes a second
lien as security. The interest on these bonds is palu
IN the United States Government, which also pays
the Company one-half the amount Of its bills m mon
ev for transporting its freight troops mails &C.
The remaining half of these bills is placed TO the
Company's credit, and forms sinking fund which
nv Gnally di.eharge The whole amount Of l1ls uen
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RHEUMATISM.

Mr. Green Of sutton, applied same ti4. 81 mi
long suffered with rheumatism Of both HA'' I'm 4
legs His gratitude for recovery prompted
offer DIR. Crabtre double the price charged
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Contracts for the entire work Of building PA miles
Of iirst-class railroad west from Omaha, comprising
much Of the most difficult mountain work. aud en-
bracing every expense except surveying nave 'eeh
made with responsible parties who have already m
ished over $40 miles, at the average rate ui sky
eight thousand and nity-elEht dollars .so-o7I per
mile The price includes all necessary shops Tor con
truction and repairs Of ears, dcp0t stations, ana an
other incidental buildings, and also locomotives
passenger, baggage, and freight cars anu other req
uiste rolling stock 10 an amount that shall not De
less than = 600 per mile. Allowing the cost OF the
remaining one hundred and eighty--iX ~ the eleven
hundred assumed 20 DE built hy the Union flcihc
Company TO DE $4,000 per mile.
The total co't Of Clcycl hanfrs1 wi'es 'riH be as
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANk. :
burlington, Vt. sept. %. lSf.. s
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a--THE LAND GRANT.

The Union Pacific Railroad Company has land
grant or absolute donation from the Government Of
l2uOO acres TO the mile on the line of the road, which
will not he worth less than $50 per acre, at the low
est valuation.
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From The South and East Trans ayrrs at Darlington
f0ii0ws
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SYRUP AND MOLASSES
GREAT TOY DEPOT
ROCKING HORSES.

SLEDS, Doh Carriages, Wheel-barrows Drums
> Carts, &c, &c, at
Dec. 10. HART'S, ( Bank Block.
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1inanrial.
, . o VI l. T. y
Union Pacific Railroad,
RUNNING WEST FROM OMAHA
Across the Continent,
Are Now Completed.
THE TRACK BEING LAID AND TRAINS RUNNING
Within ten Miles of the Summit OF the
Rocky Mountains.

The remaining ten miles will be finished as soon As
the weather permits the roadbed to be sufficiently
packed to receive the rails The work continues 10
he pushed forward in the rock cuttings on the western
force will he employed during the current year than
ever hefore Tie prospect that the whole
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Qentistrp.
DENTISTRY.

nR. W. L. HARRIS having returned to Burlins-
~ ton, has fitted Us and opened a suit of rooms on
the corner of Church and College Streets over Ly-
mans Store.
DR.. Harris has been in the practice Of dentistry
sixteen years. and safely guarantee perfect salts
faction in all operations both in the operative and
mechanical departments
He refers with pleasure, to W. Carpenter. VI. D.,
S. w. Thayer NJ D., B. W. Carpenter, I'D. d&w.
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MADE from extracts prepared in Vacuo-a GER
VI tain and effective remedy for Coughs, Colds
H0arseness, Sore Threat, Asthma, Bronchitis and
Consumption. Those who try, always use it, cure
their Colds, and avoid consumption and an early
grave. Price only y cents. One million sold annII
ally. Sold by \. c. Spear & Co, Burlington and
Vincent Taft, at wholesale by Denas Barnes q
Co., No. Park Row, y. Y, and Icnry 4 Co. Wa
terbury, Vt. 80 "
T. B. SUNDERLAND, Proprietor.
Doc X won Rome. New York.
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~REMEMBER THE DAYS--E
Come Early.
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A musical burslar,-one who breaks into
a tune.
Instead ofthc often quoted '' whir'isiS oi'
time. Fun suggests 81. tiip-flaFe # tim
as more appr ,lriate for the lont.mimir SEA
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BANKING HOUSE
.B.s & % ID IA r s. G %
No. 81 WALL STREET
Corner OF Nassau Street. NEW YORK

We nuy and sell at the most liberal current prices
and keep on hand fun supply Of GOVERNMENT
BONDS OF ALL ISSUES, SENEN-TIIIRT1ES and
COMPOUNDINTERESTN NOTES and execute orders
for purchase and sale OF STOCKS. BONDS and
GOLD.
CONVERSIONS
We convert the several issues Of SE,EN-THmriEs
at the most favorable market rates into FIyE-TwEN-
TIES, which, at present price Of gold yield the hold
er about per cent more interest per annUm. Cir
cular- with full particulars furnished upon appliea-
ton.
JAY COOKE GO.
Nav j. d&WlY
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From The South and East Trans at Burlington
f0i0Ws
Ais \. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN. with Sleep
Ing Cars, from New York and Boston Leaves
New Nork at P. NJ, Boston 80 P. NJ
As 4. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Ru
land.
4.2jP NJ. DAY EMPRESS from Troy and New York
els P.M.MAIL TRAIN from Boston. Lowell. Worces-
ter, Springfield, Hartford New Haven Troy and
New York.
Forfurthcr information apply ut the Union Tick
ct Office No. /, American Hotel Block or at the Rut
and & Burlington Passenger Station where tickets
can be purchased for all of the above routes and all
points West, North West and South West, choice NAV
be made from any of the various routes, from Bur
ington.
J. W. WABDWELL, Agent Passenger Station.
J. W. CARPENTER, Agent. No. American Hotel
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THE GREAT
United STATES
TEA w ARE HOUSE!


Have opened in connection with their present extcn-
siye Wholesale Establishment, a large and
ELEGANT RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
For the express purpose Of retailing their goods 10
c0Esufuers at WHOLESALE PRICES. The immense
profits which have heretofore been put upon tea, and
cOees by the producers, the importers, the jobhers
brokers' spccuators, wholesale dealers and finally
by the retail country merchants, have enhanced
the prices of these essential articles Of everyday life.
that many consumers have been obliged stint them
selves. abstain altogether from the Of Teas and
Cofces. 1t fact well known to those who are IA
miliar with the condition Of the tea market, that
these goods frequently retailed by small dealers
IN the country at twice OF thrice their original value.
and even then adulteratod and d0cf0red by
prnciplcd spectators 20 be really unfit for the
uses of any good and well provided household.
We do not see why this should longer continue, and
therefore propose 10 retail our teas and cooes in
small q4Gut i6s 90 in all parts of the coun
try at importing prices, with such small profits ad-
ded thereto, in widely extended and constantly
Increasing business may reasonably compensate us
for trouble y guarantee teas and cofccS nj
all times 10 be- fresh and pure. and all goods
sold from this house % give entire satisfaction, 9TH
erwise the goodsimay be returned, and the money
will De refunded. We challenge any establishment
in this country to compete with in the quality and
prices Of goods. We call the especial attention
Of all housekeeper and heads Of families 10 the fol
lowing.
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FIRST MORTGAGE PER CT. BONDS.

PRINCIPAL and Interest payable an g0Ig coin.
in sums Of $1,000 each at 90 per cent Of their m,
rency ''' III NU'-
These Bonds it is believed possess the elements n,
sGfefy reliability and profit i'm greater decree thar
any other class Of corporate securities now offered
ana are therefore very desirable for steady invest
ments OF surplus capital.
Investors will bear in mind the following o5
tages - ms ava an
]. They are tho first mortgage on one Of tho moot
valuable and productive lines ofrailroad in the world
II. Inc actual earnings from local business i'm ISf-
were more than four times the annual interest on
gagements. 0'i
Ill. The hard part of the work is now done and
the prospects Of rapid completion are favorable
~ The Company have liberal subsidies which on
able them to prosecute the work with treat vi,ror
and frugal ~ Piu1en'
". There is already a large and orn,vfn,- so+.l.
ment on the completed and graded line
IL The lands promise 10 be Of immense voIue
81 ;g$s acres having been already sold
III. Both principal and interest are cvnlicit1,
made payable in gold coin.
IN Both the aggregate amount Of issue and their
standing in Europe will insure for them confirnej
activity and high rank among standard securities
At this time they yield nearly
Nine per cent upon the Investment.
These bonds bid fair to attain tho most pro,ni,,.
position among the non-speculative ipvest,ne,ts 80
the country, and Will be actively dealt in al the
money eenters of Europe.
Holders Of Government Securities have an ot,,,r4,
nifty of exchanging them for Central Pacific Rord
bearing an equal rate of interest, with the PRINCIPAL
abundantly secured, and Of realizing nroBt ~ H.,
to fifteen per cent in addition - 'ii
Orders sent with the funds through resnonsit1o
Banks or Express Companies viii receive pr6nDt at
tentoh' bonds sent by return express. to any adj
dress IN the United States, at our cost InforDo,;
descriptive pamphlets, maps, &c, furnished on an
slleatlon at the Office of the Railroad Company.
NO. 81 WILLIAM STREET
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DROPSY.

Alrs Mary Sweat. Dr.Ty and eu.ar-cu .-
liver. -u years diseased. uHlI Co walk a..
gr -rt into % carriage. L. two months Oh. r.....
Dr. Crantre Is comparatively well. Case
August 18th. cured
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GEESE FEATHERS FOR SALE.

A BOUT 800 pounds n good order ENQUIRE ofor
N address
HENRY C. BOARDsfAN,
Jan. I7tli' dlFSww Aihurgh Springs, Vt
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EARNINGS OF THE CoMPANY.

Atprcsent, the profits Of the Company are derived
only from its local traffic, but tins is already much
more than sufficient o. pay the interest oL a4 the
Bonds the Co can issue, If not another milo 'eTc
built Ii Is not doubted that when the road is COM
plcted the through traffic 81 the only line connect
ING the Atlantic and Pacific States viii Dee large be-
yond precedent, and, as there Will Dee up COM
petition il can always Doc done 40 profitable rates.
II will bee noticed that the Union Pacific El.ir al
is in fact G0rsruHisut B0ri built under the super
vision Of Government officers and Co lars, extent
with Government money and that t- bonds are ,-utt
under Government direction. u is believed that no
similar security lie carefully guarded and ccrtu
Is other Il based upon larger UP more valuable
property A the Company
FIRST MORT q I q Z O.N'D s
are offered for the present at eo CENTS on THE
DOLLAR they are the cheapest security in the mar
ket. being more than + per cent. lower than |. s.
stock. They pay
SIN PER CENT N GOLD
or over NINE PER CENT. upon tho investment. and
have over thirty year o. run before matuI IT,
Subscriptions Will be received in Burlington IN
{. ". NondhHuse. Merchants National Bank. and iu
New York at the Company Office, No. -H Nassau
street. and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. ". Nassau st.
Glars. popGE. a Co, bankers. No. u Wall IT.
JONI J. CISCO SuS bankers, No 33 Wall ST..
and by the Company's advertised Agents through
out the United States. Romittauces should De made
m drafts or other funds par in wv ork. and the
hoad, viii be- sent free Of charge by return express.
Parties subscribing through local agent, VIII 20
them for their safe delivery.
4 NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP. showing the Pro
grcs- ~ the Work, Resources for Construction and
Value Of Bonds may De obtained 90 the Company
Office or Of its advertised Agents or Will he sent free
application.
JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, New York.
Jan. ~, 1865. DIV
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I'HIS country has to be proud Of this SPLEEN
l did specimen Of American operative genius and
enterprise. That it viii work "A revolution in the
watch manufacturing Of the world no one can doubt
who examines the operations Of the Naltham cstlb-
lishment; for il turns cut watch movements ut Just
about one-half the cost Of imported movements-be-
sides the uniform reliability Of the machine-made
watches must give them great advantage over all
others wherever known. \ poor time-piece Of the
machine make Will Doe as rare in the future a good
Of handmade has been heretofore for machinery
Is arbitrary in it, performance. and can make per
be a Of congrdtulation if this highly useful
American enterprise shall have the effect of driving
out of market the thousands oftrshy foreign articles
miscalled tmekeepers, by furnishing sOexcellent and
economical substitute-N- \. Times
We have had one Of the works Of this Company
in safe for some considerable time, and, comparing
them with former hrSt-cla-s works possessed by US,
thew have established in opinion their superiority
over anv ever Introduced for correctness a time
pieccs.'-The F'orif.
We notice with regret writing Of the Paris Ex-
positiou the absence of specimens Of American man
ufacture. which, although only comparatively of re-
cent birth among Is already producing results Of
the most satisfactory character. The watches manu-
featured by the Naltham Company are certainly 80
far as strength, durability, and excellence a. time
keepers are concerned, good anything produced
by the French or Swiss manufacturers."-.y T. Her
The beauty the precision the greater cheapness
the uniform excellence Of watch constructed BY ma
chnerv so exqusit that the spectacle of its op
Grafton is poetic gradually give the American watch
g. hubble preference which will not be deceived -
Hdrpers' Weekly.
EVERY WATCH FULLY W4RRANTED.
For sale by all frst-class dealers in the United
States and British Provinces For further inforrna
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4ailroads.
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON R.R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing Dec. ., lS67, trains will run as fol-
lows
LEYE BURLINGTON
$50 \. M..NAIL TRAIN for Boston Lowell. Wor
cester Ftchburgh, Brattleboro, Springfield Hart
ford, New Haven, Troy Albany and New ork
arrive in Troy at $40 p. VI. New York 9.I5 p. VI.
Boston 100 p. VI.
Through 20 Boston and Troy WITHOUT change Of Cars.
I.35. P " DAY EMPRESS for Rutland, Bellows
Falls. Troy and New York. Arriving in Rutland
ATOP. NJ, Bellows Falls, SIS p. NJ, Science
tady So r. NJ, New York 900 a VI.
3.35P NJ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN TO Rut-
land, arrives in Rutland at 500 p VI.
q.45 P. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, with Sleeping Car for
New York and Boston. Arrive in Troy at $40
NJ. New York 1900 \. VI. Boston $40 A. VI.
Through 10 Troy and Boston rItlout change Of Cars
The 9.i5 and Rs P VI. and s.3o A. VI trains make
close connection with the New Aork Central al
Troy and Albany for all points West.
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PRICE LIST.

OOLONG Black co. 20, 81. 90, sI.Oo per ib. Best
MINED, Green Black 60, ~, 50, %, sIO0 per Ii.
Best.
YOUNG HYsoX, GGreenI Go. 70 So, 3d. sI.oo, IIo
p per II. Best.
IMPERIAL. lGreenl On. sl.oO. SI.25.
ENG. BREAKFAST. BLACK 20, 81, 90, sl.no, Sl.l0,
Sl.2O. Best.
JAPAN, 90, SI.0l, 81. % per pound.
GUNPOWDER, SIPS, $50 per pound.
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80. 81 WILLIAM STREET.
l. l = II 4 HI TCH.

BANKERS q DEALERS IN COR. SECURITIES
AND
Financial Age Is Ofthe C.P. R.R. Co..
NO. NASSAU ST. NEW YORK,
AND or
FL X ST " A TTONAL BANK
JAM 81 d&w2r. Burlington, Vt
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Central Pacific Railroad
The Best and Principal Portion oftbc
National Trunk Line Across the Conti-
nent,

Is being rapidly carried forward by an unprecedented
working force; and it is reasonably certain that the
continuous overland railroad connection from New
OH % san Francisco will be made in $50.
me nlted States Government furnishes upon a
subordinate and contingent lien half the means for
constructing the Main Stem Line; and besides an ab
Solute grant Of 1850 acres of valuable public lands
per mile, the Central Pacific Railroad Company have
received from California sources donations and con-
cesslons worth more than 100000 The available
resources OF this Company therefore abundant for
NE purpose. amounting TO s77O00uo1 on the first
,l miles Of the Line, including Loans secured BY
rfsl Mortgage upon the whole property 10 the same
amount only as the l. Subsidy Bonds
The results already attained although under COM
aTauvely uniavorable circumstances. afford suhstan-
tlai grounds for believing the CENTRAL PACIFIC
10 be the
Most Fdrored Productive. and galua5lc Rail
road Enterprise iuhe Country.
In Consequence Of the large and rapidly incroasfn
demand, the price Of these Bonds has been,advapec
and '''
The Company are now offering for sale limited
amount of their
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Groceries & sundrirs.
BOSTON TRIBE.
FLOUR! FLOUR. !

rJNHE best Tripe, in small pack
i for sale by
TENANT & ELDREDGE.
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Amount, 5

As the L. $. Boudsare equal tomouey and the C5m-
pauy' own First Mort-a-c Bonds have q ready mar
ket We have the available resource for building
eleven hundred miles
L. : Bonds, S-3,i--,01
First Mortgage Bonds, 4-.f3-.oli
Capital stock paid in on work now done. $4,000
Land grant -J, 40 acres at peracre -i4-o1o
Total, S--,2-6,u'l
The Company have ample facility % supply any
deficiency that may arise Ia means for construction
This may be done wholly or in part hy additional
subscriptions 70 capital stock.
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PRICE ADvANCED--9s 4 INTEREST.
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PURE RIO. % p and 30 cents per pound.
BEST OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, 40 cents per
pound.
ROYAL CLUB-Extra Fines cents.
In order to meet the demands Of the people Of Bur
lingt0n and vicinity, we have appointed VINCENT &
TAFT, Agents for the sale ofour Teas and C0fees All
goods are put up by ourselves in one pound packa-
yes at our Warehouse in New York, and retailed mt
CITY DRUG ST0REby VINCENT TAFT, Mt the same
pricesat which they to be had over counters
New York. All goods put up by us bear the traie
marx of'THE GREAT NITED STATES TEA WARE
HOUSE Of. Y. KELLEY & Co. stamped on the pack
ages. NONE OTHER ARE GENUINE. We espec
tally caution people against procuring their goods If
any ''compmy' in New York, Boston, or elsewhere
representing themselves as being connected with our
hOuse.-We solicit
FAIR AND THOROUGH TRIAL
Of our goods from all who interested in buying
rstcass article Of Tea and Coffee, at the lowest pos
sibe rates
Nov. p. w3n