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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-03
AN AUTUMN Suggestion.

Now, as heavy fogs arise and searching winds
h9usted like inanimate nature by the heats OF
summer, begins to wilt and drOop; now, ere the
Indictment winter makes its trying onset now is
the time for q preparatory of the best ac-
climatng medicine in existence, Hoststeer s
stomach Bitters.
Fever and 4 que is rampant in all parts Of the
country Qainine, the physjcjano ADMIT, Will
not queu the phase of the disease which at the
present pervades the entire West. 1t is well
that it is So for the remedy tso-caledl is dsadfr
than the ma'ady. but If quinine is ine tfi'ient in
intermittent levers, H0stetter's Bltters Is ire
sistiDle 1t would be safe to make a contract,
under heavy penalties, that any given "Fever-
aud Ague District should be exempted from the
dI-order for any particular time, provided every
inhabitant wou'd take the bltters according to
directions during the ten IN of the contract. There
mas never been Instance in yhich this steJ llnK
invigOrant and anti febrile medicine has failed to
ward off the complaint, when taken duly As 3
70 ection against malaria Hundreds of phys'-
clans have abandoned all the ofhcinal specifics
and now prescribe this harmless vegetable tonic,
and othing else, Il preventive an cure for all
the forms If CHI Ills and fever. VigOr is the thing
most Ueedful in these cases, as well as in dysrep-
ST. ard nervous affections, and Hostetter's Bit
tiers are the stfest, surest, aud most wholesome
stree thening preparation that human skill has
vet ConCoCted.
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IN the assessment of taxes and the equal
z.tion of the grand list, providing tha'
here shall be annually chosen a Board of
County Tax Commissioners, consisting OF
five persons, in the same manner az Coun
ty Commissioner il now elected, who shall
exercise and perform all the duties now
performed by assessors and listers. The
jurisdiction of the tax commissioner
70 extend through the county, each
town, shall at the Ma, b meeting elect
me tax commissioner, who shall have
Jurisdiction and coordinate powers with
the county commissioners only In the
town for which he is elected. The town
commissioner shall make up and complete
the grand list for their respective towns
under the direction of the county COM
missioner. The tax commissioners be
tween the first Tuesday in March and the
first day of April, shall designate two OF
their nun Der to act as listers in each town
in the county, who shall not be resident
of the towns in which they so act, and
such two commissioners and the tax com
missioner elected in the town shall con
stitute the board of listers for the town
Every inhabitant of the State not exempt
te be required on or before the 10th OF
April, to deliver to the town clerk a true
list of all the real and personal property
liable to taxation. The list shall embrace.
LIST. The name of each taxable person
| I'd. All real estate and buildings with
not over ten acres of land, giving the
number of acres.
Sd. All other real estate, stating the
number of acres.
| All ,1arsopal DIV q list nj
all animals and other personal property
| general statutes.
The statement must be signed and
sworn to. If person shall neglect or re
fuse to make and swear to their list, tn
commissioners shall put all his taxable
property at the actual valuation and they
shall add fifty per cent. to such valuation
Any commissioner who shall accept the
list of any person not made and sworn Il
snail IOrIbIt mas O,'a4s po.-sNsVi~A-, ,---A
the, town where the person resides whose
upsworn list he receives, penalty of fifty
dollars The commissioner shall receive, d
compensation, for his services three dollar
for each actual days service and all ex
penses, not including board, which shall
be apportioned among the towns. Th'
usual deductions of all debts due to per
sons or parties residing in this State
above the debts due from solvent debtors
provided always, that any person claim
ing a deduction on account of his debts
shall state in his list the amount of al
debts due from solvent debtors wherever
residing, and other security either on rea
or personal property, and also the amour
of all debts owed to persons residing il
IL 4 Go ~
whom such debts are owing.
This bill is the same in substance a
the one reported to the Senate in 1868 By
Senator Clark of Rutland and Judg'
Hoyt II. Wheeler, as special committee
on the subject of taxation.
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piled with the leading daily newspapers
and the American and British magazines.
The rules of the Institution require regu
larity in regard to meals-the hours OF
retiring and rising-and the attendance
on the religious exercises of the establish
ment. The Asylum has been placed under
the charge of DR.. Daniel G. Dodge, =
man of superior administrative qualiti-
cations, and towards whom there is but
one sentiment prevailing with the officers
of the Institution and among the patients
that of profound respect for him IS a
Christian gentleman, and confidence IN
him as q skillful physician.
r. WILLARD PARKER, M. D.,
.. New York, N. Y.
President Board Trustees.
REV. SAMUEL w. BUSH, Register.
Bing champion, N. Y, Oct. 1, 1870.
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DIET FOR THE MuLIoN.-Wealth ne longer
manopolzes the luxuues of life. Persons in the
most moderate circums tances can have deli
cious dessert daily for sum so trIfing that it is
scarcely worth namipg. They can take their
choice of fifty delicate dishes (each one of which
the most fastidious epicure would smack his lips
over, at a cost which, in these dear times, may
well be called nom inal. Custards, creams, blanc
mango, Charlotte Russo puddings, pies, creams
and jellies are included in this cheap and varied
bill of fare.
But" says the skep'ical reader struggling his
shoulders liner edulously, "this is not an age of
miraeles give me facts, not assertions" This
is an age of Observation-Disclosures OF science; and
Sea Moss Farine, the new article that produces
these ''bonnes bouches," is one Of its wonders.
Thu Sea Moss Farins Company, So Park Place,
New York, is manufacturi this incomp trabe
edible from Carrageen or Irish Moss, under a
patent procured last summer, and its popularity
already 90 great that the extensive mills of the
AS ociat,on, although running night and day,
can scarcely keep pace with the pro3igious de-
mgnds.
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CONSUMPTION

The Three Remedies, = senenek's Pulmonic
syrup for the cure OF Coughs, Coi2s, brUnchitir
tnd every form Of consumption he peculiar
action OF this medicine rlpenE the ulcers III he
iungs, prumures the discharge of the corrupt
natter by expecLoretlon, purInes the blood, ane
shus cures Consumption, when every other rene
y fails.
Jyspela OF iLdlyc- tIOEl, and All cIAeases arising
nom debility This tonic IUvIgUrsSes the digest
ve orgaus supplies the place VI this gastric Inlce
saen that IL deficient, and then enables the pa
lent 60 digest the most nutritious food 1t Is Il
soyeTeign remedy for al cases OF indigestion.
..sohenck's Mandrake Pills. one of the most
yaluab BIZ medicines ever discovered, being veg
stable substitute Tor c2tiumei and having all thu
useful properties ascrIbeo 70 that mineral, with
out producing any IF IT. ini aTIous effects.
70 those three medicines Ia q Sch"nck, Of
philadelphia, uwee hls unrivAled success Ia the
req u,eur of Pulm1uIc Consumption The Put
nouio Syrup rIpeus the morbid matter, dr.
.b4rges It, and puTlfies the blood The Man
irAk. pllls gcr lpnp he liver, remove all oh
,rructionp thersfrOm, give she organ healthy
zone. 4nd sure Liver Compliant. FhIch is one OF
The most promlueut cAusrs II Consumption Thr
.ea weed fouIc tnVig0TEtes the POvere OF the
<EUmAch, and by ~trPnkr rFDing the digestion anr
bringing Il tn noFmRl and healthy condition I'D
shr f3rmArInu ut ulcers OT tubs=rcies III the lung
,ecomes inIa,ssible. The cuEBbused action Of
h.se medicines, ChGs explained, Siil cur.
very cast Of consumption, II the remedies
Used IN 5lme, and the use of them is persevsrec
efficiently to briEg the cAzs TO favorable
tsrminstiun.
Or Schs,les' 3 Almanac, containing full tres-
usr on the vErIOus forms OF disease, his mode OF
treatment, and general directions how ure biz
medicine, can be had sratl- OF sent by mail b!
.ddressIng his Principal Office, No. Is Hortf
sixth street, Phtladelphia, Pa.
Price Of the Pulm"niC syrup and Sea-Weed
rapic, each. 81 50 per bottle, or 81 so the halt
dozen Mandrake Pills, IS cent? peg box. For
sale by 81! druggists aud dealers. d&w1
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DuAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

The subsc, ibcr viii sell at public auction at the
dwelit & huu7e the premises, GA Thurs lay, rh-
18th d y u Now inst, at l O'clIrk p. q sp' n
did Farm of about so aCres, snown ~ the Nj 4rtv
l. Gleason farm, p'easantly located abOut Il
mills east If Rutland village The farm is in n
go d state # cutt1vst'Oa and ell fined, and
getty of ~OOi ard warer, The buildings are n
dwelling honse vi h wrodshed and wagon house
attached, hay barn, S0x4i &c 1, corn barn, hog
house, etf., all in go" lepa r. There ts-t good
supply ard variesy of fruit trees,--nlso sugar OF
chard OF about $50 tres, and all neC-ss Try Fonl~
for sugar making Ihf Is 0n- of the most de~ir
able farms III mis- section, and the village of hut
Ltu3 lave erected sfOna dam on the premlsae
for the pprpnse Of forming pond from which
water Ii taken tor the use of the rilags. Tht>
pond j. ted by twu small streams of never failing
water, running through this farm, which would
make splrndla trout ponds, there are now some
five six hundred trout in ths pond.
par Of the purchase money can remain on
mortgage If desired. For further particulars be-
fore the sale, enquire OF the subscriber at Wa
lIDgford, VT. PERRY SMITH.
UHihngfOrd, Nov |, 1870. d. tf*
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A CIRCULAR FROM THE NEW YORK
STATE INERRIATE AsYLUM.-The follow
ing announcement is respectfully sub
mitted to the consideration of the medical
profession, and to the public in general ::
1t is believed that the experience of the
past five years has demonstrated not only
the utility but the necessity Of the insti-
tuition known as the New York State
Inebriate Asylum. At no time have it's
prospects for usefulness been more prom
Using, or has it. been in SO good a oondi-
ton so far as the treatment of patients is
concerned, as it is now. There are very
many persons in our State and through
out the country, the victims of terrible
mania for drink, who nSed the salatary
treatment which this Institution affords.
and who, without such aid must in all
human probability perish. We, there.
fore, disclaiming every object except an
earnest desire to aid in restoring to their
friends and to society class of men fallen
indeed, but not beyond recovery, would
earnestly commend this Institution az an
Efficient means for securing an end
20 important aud inestimable. w.
deem it proper to state, that ample
means are provided to meet the ply
steal, intellectual and religious wants Of
the patients. The asylum occupies re-
markahly healthful and beautiful site.
1t is furnished wish baths, and great
variety Of amusements, with 6 good
library and reading room, which il sup
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-11-03

vi an HOUD--AUw LUoI, HUN

vi AN HOOD--HUw LOoI, Hu'
SEsTo'RED.-Just published, second ea.t'or..
Or. bswIs, t254 pages. The Medical Cougz
90 a I'D Guide to Health, on the radical eur.
'penzstorrhcez or Seminal Weakness, Imps
y, Mental and Physical Incspacity, I1pedi1
% Marriage, ETC., AID the venersal and Ell
Itic AlaIadies, with plain and clear direction.
he speedy cure Of Secondary Symptoms, O.
rhaea, elects, Structures, and all disesses s
'kin, such as scurvey, scrofula, Ulcers, b
alotehes, and pimples On the face and bo5y,s
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced By ss-s
iulgence or sexual extravaganza.
The celebrated author, in this Admirable r.
Use, clearly demonstrates, from 8 forty 81
successful practice, that the alarming COZ
auenoes Of self-abuss may be radically eu'S
oointlng out a mode of cure at once simple %
AIN and effectusl, by means Of which ever -
'erer, no matter what his condinoD rnEy De- =
Dc etieetuaIly cured, eheapiy. privately anu =
'caily. s%-This Book should be in TIE hAI-s
svsry youth and every man II the land.
Sent undas ssaI. In q plzn envelope fi'N
SIS. Aduress, Dr. LEWIS. Ne. Beach SIT
New York City. 30 year, private Frsetl's'
nDvadRvfy
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~STATE OF VERMONT, kUTLAND

- COUNTY, So.
Where's, Eliza eth A. Rafferty, OF Rutland In
the County of hutland, has exhibited TO me, the
ERIK of the Supreme Court for the County OF ftut-
land aforesaid, libel or pc ition
Setting Forth, IN sub lance, that she was mar
rieJ tt Andrew Rafferty,, formerly of salem
Washington County, state of New York, now of
paris unknown, on the 22d day IT June, A ID.
s 2 at Cambridge i'll >atd County OF Washington
b. John McDnmott a Eom4n Cathoic Priest,
and that she lived with sad Andrew as his wife
until January list, A. b. 1856, when the said Au-
drew wilfuliy deserted her, the said Elizabe A.
and mas never since retained 20 her, or suppned
her with home or any means OF support Whist
ever, but hath utterly abandoned her, the said
Elizabeth A, and praying said Court to grant her
a Bill of Divorce nom the I'D Andrew Ratfer v
aud that she may resume her maiden name an6
have the custody of her child by the said Andrew.
which said PETITION Ia addressed to the oIe
Suprs Court, next to be holden at Rutland.
within and for the County of Rutland
aforesaid, on the first Monday next after tn.
fonrth Tuesday OF January, A. d. 1871 And it
having been made to appear that the said An
Grew rafferty, Is without this State so that said
petition cannot be served upon him.
1t is ordered that the said Andrew Rafferty, be
notified and required to appear on the first dav Il
the ne xt stated term Of the Supreme Court 70 be
holden at Rutland within and for the County OF
Rutland aforesaid, on the first Monday next after
the fourth Tuerday of January A d. 1871 to
make answer to said petition, by publishing the
su distance OF said -tltaon ard this order IN the
Rutland HERALD, newspaper published at Rut-
iand Aforesaid, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY the lat
OF which publications TO De at least 81 weeks me-
vious to the said session of SAID Court.
Dated at Rutland aforesaid this 18th dav of
October, A. ID. 1870 - =
HENRY Fl. SMITH, Clerk.
DuNToN & NEAzEY, Attorneys. 44:w3w
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yermontss Great Waste.
A CATECHIsMs FOR THE PEOPLE
ny Il. MILLS.

a IA IAIIAAp-ho FOIN LIE No. IL
by Z. MILLS.
1 Question How much money was
expended in Vermont last year on intoxi-
eating drink ?
Answer: There was expended on
linquora, wines, tobacco. and candy, the
enormous sums of $6,7S6,065. i
2 Question : What proportion of this
vast sum was expended in wines and
liquors .-
Answer; At least one-balf, or-$3, 393-
O32.
Question : How much of this latter
sum was probably spent in liquors for
mechanical and medicinal purposes
Aua"or s2o9 900 wonld be . liberrl
amount for all such purposes.
4 Question Gan You give some idea Of
the vast amount of liquor which this great
sum of money would purchase
Answer At one dollar per quart, it
would fill reservoir in which could freely
float fall rugged ship OF war; or if
gathered in one body on Main street, aud
then suddenly let loose, it would food our
entire village, carrying death and de-
struction in its course.
8 Question Do these vast quantities
of Intoxicating drinks and tobacco do any
commensurate amount of goods
Answer As medicine, or il mechanics
or chemics, they are allowed to be useful,
but as beverage they are neither essen
tiaI nor BENEFICIAL, bat are productive OF
immea urable evil. .-
6Question After dsducting 1898 900
for liquors used III medicine and science,
and 1898, 065 for candy, what could be
purchased tor the good of our people, with
the Sc, 100000 expended in wines liquors
and tobacco in this State last year 7
Answer: $6000,000 would purchase
100000 suits of boys clothes at $50 per
suit, 10000 suits of girls clothes at 500
per suit 100000 gentlemen's hats. at IS
per hat; 100000 ladies bonnets al SIS per
bonnet aud 100000 barrels of -four at
| 80 per barrel, or it would purchase more
houses than are now built in Rutland,
Burlington and Brattleboro put together !;
each house to cost 81 900.
7 Question What would This vast
sum of money do towards meeting the in
tellectual wants of our State and people !?
Answer: It would procure library Of
5000 volumes, for each of three hundred
towns build 100 High Schools at cost
OF $25. 900 each and support 2, $50 teach
ers with the average salary of $1,000
each.
Question What would $6,000,00
do towards meeting the religious wants of
State and nation
Answer It would build 100 churches
at $25, 600 each support $500 ministers
on an average salary OF 81 900 each ; and
purchase 100000 copies of the scriptures
for distribution among the destitute.
Question In view of this vast
waste of money, what is our duty d?
Answer: Totally to abstain from the
use of intoxicating drinks.
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Peruvian Bark, the most valuable remedy in
the world. is contained in Aliens Congress Bit
ters. Good tor intermittent diseases, and chron-
tc catarrh and dysentery. Combined with fifteen
oth-r valuable roots, herbs and barks, the whole
form 4 componnd useful, healthy ond beneficial.
Try them. Manufactured at Fort Edward, N.
Y, by William Allen. oct29d&wlmo
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1-"A Wonder of Medical Science may well
be applied to Or. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cher
ry. Tits nearly halta century since this remark
able re medy was introduced to the public AMI
yee Inc ALAi4I4Ne"'-~- -'hlA rannt atien which
it gained by its wonderful cures of coughs, coLes,
whooplng ,ough, sore throat, influenza, censrmp-
ton, and all bronchial complaints, is to this day
fully sustained. -.s ..t
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HENRY II. SMITH, Clerk
DuNToN & VEAzEY, Attorneys. 44;w3v
STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

~ OF FAIRHAVEN, So
be 1t remem oered, that at session of the Pro-
pate Court holden &C CastletoD, within and for
1870 - "
PRESENT Hon. G. NJ Willard, Judge.
whereas, a certain instrument in writing, un-
der SEAL purporting to be the last wi 4 and testa-
ment OF Jacob Lyon late of Pawlet. in
SAIL district deceased, having been this day pre-
ssntsd to SAID Court for Probate and duly fled IN
sne Registers Once: therefore,,
IL Is oraereo, bhat all persons interested in the
estate OF said deceased, be notified to annaar he-
lore said Court, at the Proba office in Castletop.
Ia said district, on the 2lst Gay of Novem.
per. q. lsfp ny Publication Of this order three
iana HERALD, newspaper printed az Rutland
Ia the Coun OF Rutland, to show cause. If arv
they may have, why said instrument IN writing
should not be proved and allowed. as the lasI
will and testament of the said deceased.
HENRY L. CLARK.
Register.
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Business Notifes.

Va Neuralgia is cured by the use of Renne's
PaiD-K,llIng Magic Oil surest of anything we
ever tried; in tact, it any Siud of p tin or
lameness, and is an article every family should
keep in the house Sold by our merchants.
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THE UNCIVILIZFD RACES OR
l. NATURAL HISTORY OF MAN,
ACCOuNT


of the manners and customs, and the physical
socias ana religious condition and characteristics
of the uncivllzsd races of men throughout the en-
tire World. By Rev. j. e.. Wood, NJ. A, F. L..
s, author of Natural History of Animals, Bible
An mals etc
With over 700 Fine Illustrations from new de
signs, by Zwecter, Angas, Dandy, Handley
Wot, etc, engraved by the Brothers Dalziel,
bound in volumes: also in l volume complete
of nearly 100 pages,
Rev John 1o1d, DID,, of Pittsfeld, Mass.
says of the above work. ... #. w.. w.
'' DR.. Woods Natural History of Man Is /.
marvel fer ITS amount of knowledge, for the EVIL
denees of unsparIns labor on his part, and nor
least for the amazing amount of engravings that
acc mpany the work. 1t will De a source OF
never firing enjoy mept in a family of children :;
and these greater children who are so fond of adj
hiring human nature wh-r ever touched BY
christianity or Christian civilization, will here
find subject of deep Thought"
II is also highly recommended by Hon. Oliver
Warner, Secretary OF state. Boston, Mass; RI
Rev. John Williams, D d B. hap"f Connecticut:
VIM A. stearns, I'D LII D., President Am,
berst College; Kew. DIR. a A. Miner, President
TUFTS College; William T. Albums, OLIVER Op-
tic) oct3ld&wlw
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~ The latest phenomenon is a fluid without
sediment and without bad smell, that renews the
youthful honurs of the head, however time may
have blanched them, repeating the hue of nature
to a shade This marvel of science Is Phalon's
Vitalia, or Salvation for the Hair. 1t stands
alone. Sold by al druggists and fancy goods
dealers. f.. .. ...-..
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gS~ The word "Sozo7ont," which is fast be-
camirg household word, is derived from the
Greek, and composed of two woods, sozo and
Odontes. 'Soze," translated, means to preserve
and "Odontes," the teeth. Sozodont, preservei
OF the teeth. And it is true TO its name.
Spaldings Glue will mend your ways or any
thing else that needs mending.
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THE LARGEST COMPANY IN
.. .. THE W0 LID.
THIS COMPANY

THIS COMPANY
Issued 937 more Policies in 1869 than
any other Company.
1t has 1,070 more Policies in force than
any otner Company.
Premium Income is S5,775,72O larger
than any other Company.
Interest income is s739,67O larger than
any other Company.
Total Income is S6,5I5, 300 larger than
any other Company.
Gross Assets are $10,Ol2,69O larger than
any other Company.
Amount Insured is $59,587, 1903 larger
than any other Company.
T otal Outgo forexpenses and Death loss
es is smaller and
The cost of Insurance IS LESS than in any
other Company.
s3,69S,83O CASH DIVIDENDS WERE
PAID IN 1869,
Being S2,O88,171 larger than in any 9TH
er Company in the United States.
This Company pays all expenses in
Cash, all policy claims in Cash, and al
ways holds actual Cash Assets" equal to
its liabilities.
'THE MUTUAL LIFE OF New YORK"
is the safest Company in the World, and
on account of It's skillful management,
large business, and great accumuatlons.
the holders of its policies pay less for in
surance than those of any Cher Company.
1t pays the largest dividends, larger av-
erage amount on policies becoming death
claims, endowments maturing, and on
lapsed and surrendered policies, than any
other Company. A continuance Of public
patronage is respectfully solicited.
FAYETrE P. BROWN,
General gent for Vermont and EOutheTn New
York, Office, Yonkers, N. Y.
III C. EMERY, agent ror RutIand and vicini
md Ludlow and vicinity. Once, East Wal
ltngtord, VT.
C. II. GRANGER, Office Middletown, Vt.
oCtSd& w3mos
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Speeiai 1nIIfEs.

French Excellent fIcilities fer acquiring the
French nguage are enjoy ed IN the family VI INC
Rev. J. Latourneau, the French Protestant mlh-
lister of Richford, Vt. Board and tuition $zo
month. oc/1o""
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RARE CHANCE!

IN VIEW OF MAKING A RADICAL
CHAN e mo UR BUSINESS ON JAN
UARY /, 1871, THE PRESENT LARGB
STOCK, COMPRISING all KINDS
OF DRESS GOODS, sHAWLs,
vELvETs, yELVETEEN,
PLUSH, CLOTHS,
KIDS, SHIRTS AND
DRAW ERS,
SKIRTS,
..... FURS,
YARN, BATTING. TWTNE, BLANKETS.
FLANNELs, PAISLEY SHAWL9.
BLACK SILKS, AND THE
..@ .. LARGEST STOCK