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Inc ,toppagc ul TINS mil Will probably
cause much distress among the poorer orthe
employees. who say they earn only enough
ST. Adams. Mr. Thomas Lavender, for
three years the popular landlord Of the
Weldon House, and Mrs. Lavender. cele-
hrated their silver wedding on saturday
evening. The parior- of the Weldon were
thrown open about o'clock when Mr.. and
Mr.. Lavender. accompanied by Mr.. and
Lansing M'-i'@ their daughters Mrs. Dow
of Manchester and Mrs Van kleeck Of New
L.-I y and SD. " 10 IL =
~ .,,,-.i .l. ~,,n, Tbo,. 49,,
..-....i l., ,t.. .,,,t,..,,,.. ..r no,-r,. ana
hundred friend, who covered the parlor
tables with elegant giits. There was no
presentation speech. Il was really a skill
fully managed surprise. \ season of mirth
pal f,ra9tl 80 go. l'i' ~ .',',,
-..r.c- r,,Io,r,I ~ 5n. t.n,a
NracrNNEs-- Vim. Wright Wa tried
before a iary last week, and found guilty of
eighty offence for selling liquor The line
j." his case at SEQ for each offence amounts
... -, ~ So. - ~. .'-
t..;-,r, law
,,.....,, ...,. ,,...i,..,. .l... rn.l
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~r Adams BITTER M,RKEr. Jan. 2o. -
Market firm, very little offered We quote
Common to fair, 30 to BE, medium to good,
3lt Boz, choice, 3 to 3,c. selection, lo-.
Shipments leo tubs
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Farmers Rutland way are complaining
that the dry rot" is attacking potatoes,
especially the pea, hblow~.
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The national bank at lrasburgh is To he
removed to Barton. By vote Of the stock
holders
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4.aal 1otires.
NOTICE


To PATRICK NORRIS
VAyHEREAS. Hannah Norris of underhill In said
w County of Chttenden. has filed IN the CLERK ;
Office o. the County Court Of said County. this 9Th
day of January, ID. 1874. her petition for divorce
Setting forth that the z tn day Of December ls66
ut Jericho, in said County. was married 10 You and
faithfully lived with you your wife until the 10th
day of April, 1868 when You wilfully deserted her.
and have continued sad desertion ever since And
setting forth that she has one child, Mary T., by
her said husband born the 18th day o. September,
1867. and that you have refused and neglected To
support either, your said wife, said Mary T. for
more than three years last past, and that the pc
titOner has lived for three years last past in said
County: And praying for divorce, and that the
petitioner be decreed the custody Of said Mary F..
and that the petitioner have leave 10 resume her
maiden name. And it appearing that you are
without this State, you hereby required 10 ap-
pear on the first Tuesday Of April next, at the
County Court held at Burlington. in said County.
and make answer 10 such petition. This order the
petitioner is required to publish. according 10 law,
in the Burlington Weekly Free Press.
Dated at Burlington aforesaid, ON this Eth daJ %
January, A. ID. 1874.
L. +. WILBUR, Atty. for Petitioner.
21y3w A. J. HOWARD Clerk.
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dose Of vEcETISE, taken just before going to
bed, will insure comfortable nights rest TO
the sufferer. wit
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Business in this city seems to be reytving
since the New Year commenced
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''' ii'''' ''''''.'i' III ''', maj
took place Mt johnson, lue>day evening
Jan. 18th The meeting Wa called To order
L.. ,l.. p.o.;so.+ NJ II : p.r-;.., The
secretary heihs absent y ! ''''''9 W. 81
pointed Secretary Vr' tenn.
The following officers were elected for 3he
.
PRESIDENT l.. :; ierrl4o'
FIRST President ln-.gW-
second N'ce-l resident AIthea leri a.
secretary ana treasurer mares
Jones
Executive committee H. waters
Helen Nn>l"w, Mary W insl'"
CLASS REPORTER.
Spring of I-t7-Lizzie NJ. Joue
Fail OF l-j7-Lucia Beliinr
Spring OF l-6--,lohn NJ. French
Fail OF l. tiS-Aiarv Butt-
Snrinq of l-6q- F1nire Vhon,u-so
fal! of le'9->arah T. Van het
Spring OF l93O-lOa Heath
Fall of l--O-A lthca Terrili
,.:-..- - 49, T-l-, Nh.
''PttHs % - me l. -4''i''
RAN OF l9al--llcitn NlaNlph-
Spring Of l--3-/ettic t. Lane
Fall nc 50 Emma Tairuqn
- ID -
spring oI l''s'-l-i4zie bu'Hdhah-
Tb. f,Ir,vi,,r 7,er-,n. wore elected I'll
~ -.
dralt anu ddOpt RESOLUTIONS upon Tue uta tH
ui our former teacher. frul. = II. Pearl, oi
Plymouth. \ H.. viz : II. Waters. c.
ID -, H., KX-,.i,,, l.-, pei4inr
J"h,9' iiti'H " iH9''"' i'H'i" 'iil'-
lhe business meeting Ma~ then auI luruti
and public exercises were held In the Nor
nal iaU Tho ,,...~s .,r.ar,ri h,- 1,rl es- h1
iHa4 nan, nee wee 'eue9 ~ Pl"se' ~
hey u. IL + feh'h. lo44oWti ny 'H"'
entitled - " elcume To the MptniuE
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Commercial.
Watertown Union Live Stock Market,
January 70.

January 70.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET
Cattle Sheep Lambs Swine.
This week.. Asa 3,ll2
Last week---.---- sOS 2.519
Vermont. l4j l,e72
Prices Of Market Beef-A few choice, 50 5OD 1000
extra, 5 s5o p. first quality, s. 75lD 80; second
quality 81 00G7 so third quality, 3 O0a5 80
Prices Of Store Cattle-WOrkng oxen per pair,
siOD $50 SIZE. TO $3.50 Mich Cows and Calves.
from s35I65; Farrow Cows, SailDi0; extra, s70995
Yearlings, slO0ls; Two Years Old, $500 Three
Years Old, S3D6D45.
Prices OF Sheep and Lambs la lots. wool sheep,
81. 50 ~ and 81 % each; extra. 3 ~ a "a, OF
from q to G4c RB;
Prices of Hides. Tallow and skins Brighton
Hides, 7lDSo v h; Tallow. IN &c y ID; Country
Hides, s!Gl Y b Tallow, 4ic y h pelts, 81 10 a
- each; CALF skins l. @i6c II.
REMARKS.
Cattle-Thc demand for cattle is a shade quicker
sideraby lighter, and the weather Is favorable for
the sale of beef Prices have not improved but
shade, If anything, the hest OF the stock not over
l. on dressed weight.
Sheep-Seyeral hundred more Northern than last
week, but prices are unsatisfactory. We find tine
best OF ilocks Of sheep at ode down 10 &C VII for
binary lots. one or two loads only Of lambs IN
market
Poultry-A small lot of poultry handled by Mr..
Wiley Prices remain at l2.c T. 70 for med um up 10
lic Tor best grades not much difference from the
prices on dressed poultry IN the city rom the West.
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NORTH FEsRlsHuRcu Bishops james AMI
Ames are expected TO be present At the APP
preaching dedication Of the Methodist Epi~-
copal Church at North FerriSburgh
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The following is an abstract of tL- ,ru
-as returns ja-t made hy the N.hoa. de-
partnent.
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WoopsTock R,nRoAD-At the annual
meeting of the stock holders OF the Wood
stock Railroad, held Al Woodstock on
Thursday. January 18th. the following
officers were elected
President, Albert q. Dewey Clerk,
Luther q. Greene Treasurer, Francis W.
Clarke
Botrd of Dir ,ctors-t frederick Billings,
Albert e. Dewey, Prospe Merrill, Charles
Dana, Franci', ". Gle rke, Lewis Pratt
Frank n. Billings, Ct,arles ). Raymond
@ IL Chamb erln.
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NoRrufmlD-Jo John Mullins entered on
the night Of Thursday last, the dwelling
house of hi late employer, Hopson Barker,
and stole therefrom silver watch and
chain. which he afterwards exchanged with
f. q. Sanborn, boot and shoe merchant of
this village, Tor a pair Of boots. Barker
has reclaimed the watch and chain. and
Sanborn is now chief mourner. Mullins is
in town very sick with the mumps He Is "a
homeless and destitute young man, yet in
his teens. not over-witted and at present
more an object of commiseration than other
wise. i warrant IN the hands of an officer
awaits his recovery-not a strong stimu-
las Tor sick man to recover on.
Fire was discovered in the jewelry store
of W. +. Cushman on Mondey night at
about 81. 1t was stayed by the vigOr-
ons use OF buckets Of water, before the
engines arrived The shop is in the central
portion of the Northfisld House block, and
/ the escape of this valuable property from
| the flames was narrow and fortunate.
The Mortified Amateur Dramatic Associa
ton will present the war drama entitled
/ THE LOYAL Mountaineers, or the Guerilla
Doom" at Concert Hall on Thursday and
Friday evenings Of this week. The band
are to have the net proceeds, to use in pur
chasing uniform.
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NILnSToN. - Chittenden Grange was
organized Jan. 18th by l.. +. Jam eson,
Deputy, with the following officers
Master-T. C. Naramore.
Overseer-Homer Betty.
Steward-Geo. W Patten.
Lecturer-lsham Talcott
Assistant Steward-H ..satfo :. johnson.
S'rhaplain-H, 5. JoslNA.
ireasurer-Nelsor Sushnell.
Sseerets9ry-Joha i. Hewett
e'ate heeper-a. &. Talcott.
SDeres-S>rah BETTY.
rom'.a2E.aura Nsramore.
t.ore-Mrs. Chandler.
assistant Steward-Mria Watson
SECULAR meeting first Monday of easy
Rosth.
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FFRRIsBuRcH.-Rer. \. b. Lyon, OF Fer
risburgh, has received call from the Con
gregational Church of South Royalton, at "A
salary of $500 per year, and has entered
upon his field OF labor
MONTREAL AND VERMONT JuNcuo> Ran
wAY.-At the annual meeting of the Mont
real and Vermont Junction Railroad, held
at Standbrige, p. @, on the li.l in~.., the
following were elected directors =. IL
Moore, j Gregory Smith, Joseph Clark, \.
Is. Foster, " C. Smith 10 u. Hatch, 3.
d. Des Rivieres
WLLIsroN. The Rev. " H. Waibridr e
Of Waitsheld, delivered the seventh lect ure
Of the " Williston Lecture Course, Oh the
evening of Jan. llth. to good audience.
The subject, d" An Aim in Life. was wei,
adapted to benefit the young, and was do
liyered in an attractive, earnest. an, an.
pressive manner. The particular ada citation
to certain avocation~ was forcibl d, insisted
upon, and the one chosen claim ed the com
slant and vigorous exercise Of the faculties.
upon which alone the aim could be attain
ed. The lecture was interspersed with nn-
merous striking illustrations, sustaining the
positions assumed by the lecturer. as well
"a presenting attractive models for imita-
ton. At its close the qualification of the
audience was manifested by well-de~eryed
applause.
The next lecture will be given on the
2Sth OF January, by Hon. NJ. r. Tyler OF
Burlington. Subject "What will he do 2''
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cA.nplaIn x....l Fire Insurance Cs.pa.y.

The subjoined certainly indicates prompsness
in adjusting insurance losses seldom observed and
hardly ever equalled.
NORTH FAIRFAX, Jan. 10, iS.4,
Saviss Nichols. Esq, Secretary Champiain Mnfnai
Insurance Company, Burlington ".
DEAR SIR:-Allow US to say to the credit OF this
Company that perfectly satisfied with your
settlement of our loss under policy No. ls5. Our
buildings were burned January LIST, 1874, and the
loss was settled January sth, 1874. This prompt.
the part OF the Company, will certainly aid
to its ultimate success. Amount Of loss paid. s6i.
Very truly yours,
LEVI R. AUSTIN.
MARYJ. AUSTIN.
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SrtcDEs.-john NJ. Clapp, Ed. we'll
known produce merchant OF Salem, \. -
committed suicide on saturday 10y shooting
himself through the head lie returned
home from New York on Friday evening
and left his house Immediately after tea
He was seen at three O'Clock on Saturday
morning near his fathers grave IN the
cemetery, and found dead at SIX o clock. =
m, Just at the walls of the grounds lie
is supposed to have been laboring under
temporary insanity.
". ". Hazard, the proprietor Of the NJ,
lantic House, Newport, L. l., drowned
himself in a well connected with the house,
and when found he had a twenty-pound
weight attached to his neck. The cause Of
his rash act was his inability to meet the
expenses of the Atlantic House. during The
past summer, it having been an unsuccessful
season inr his business.
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The Dairymens Association.
The meeting oc the Vermont Dairymens
Association is in progress, as we go to press,
at Essex Junction. with large attendance
of noted dairymen and farmers from vari-
ous parts of the State aud from New York
State. The meeting is one Of the most sue
cessiul as yet held by the Association. A
fall report of it will appear in next week )
FREE Pass.
Business in this city seems to be regiying
since the New Year commenced
The national bank At lrasburgh Is 10 be
removed to Barton, by vote Of the stock
holders.
Farmers Rutland way are complaining
that the dry rot is attacking potatoes,
especially the pea, hblow~.
The Oakes Ames went into Shelbarn
Harbor last week, and the work Of re-ittine
her will at once be commenced.
The State cops" visited the United
States Hotel and the Parker Houseat Boston,
Friday forenoon, and captured about $500
worth of liquors from each place.
When the steamer Vermont and Adiron-
lack went into winter quarters, their final
washing Of table and bed linen consisted IF
100 pieces.
The trustee, of the Nationll saving
Bank. Concord, y II . have been instructed
ay the stockholders Of the First National
Bank to look for other quarters.
81. AlEANs BITTER M,RKEr. Jan 20 -
Market firm, very little offered. We quote
Common to fair, 30 to BE medium to good,
$40 Boz, choice. 3 to 3,c. selection, lor
Shipments leo tubs.
As A>uE>r Bm1r.-Mr. Enos ". Taft
r- bably owns the oldest Bible in TIN,
-etion. it beng printed in Ola English at
London iu 1854 Il has marginal notes and
Illuminated text and is dedicated To King
jaime.
NnI>>Es MARkEr.-On Tuesday 1855
a..ralucr, los n Of poultry, and bar
r.-uf beans left vergennes for market.
Batter - TO sc; eggs 3oc; cheese T. TO
lt. potatoes ~ to SOC per bu~hel hay
sIs, straw SIC per ton poultry 10 TO lie.
Wrk has been resumed ON the railroad
10 the west side of the lake. at Will-b5ro'
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ADDISON Go. s. s.. CoNvlvrioy The
first Convention of the Addison CO. 5. :.
Association met az New Haven on Jan.
lith, Henry Lane, president IN the chair.
The forenoon was occupied by discus~i, rs
on methods OF arou~ing and maintaining
interest in the sunday schools. part.cipa-
ted in hy Rev l. c. Partridge. Rev L. n.
Bacon, II Lane, j. L. Barker. S b. NJ
Cowle~, f. b. Stewart, NJ Barrow, Rev.
T. H. Archibald and Others.
Ia the afternoon the subjects OF object
teaching and Sunday School addresses were
discussed by Rev l.. y Bacon, Prof H. NJ
Sceley, j /. Barker, Rev T. II. Archibald,
Rev $ Knowton The discussion was
/ spirited ami interesting
The evening was devoted to discussion on
Sunday School work in the State and Coun-
~. There was a good attendance, a nnm-
her of towns in the county being repre-
-ented. and the meeting cannot fail to have
! good results.
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PRESS. FRIDAY
Vernon, Life Insurance Company.

The fifth annual meeting. Of this now we'll
known and established company was held
at the Office of the company, Tuesday. Jan.
Goth, at 10 n. m, President Taft in the
chair
The annual report presented by the Presi-
dent, exhibited gratifying increase of
business during the year. Notwithstanding
the unfayorable financial Influences through
out the country, the income of the company
has increased "a per cent over the previous
year, and the accumulations have increased
in about the same ratio. Exclusive Of the
capital of $1,000 the company holds
SI.l7 in assets to each Sl.00 in liabilities.
The surplus, as regards policy-holders, is
S3.G7 for each Sl.OO in liabilities. The new
business of the year has been in excess of
that of the previous year and above any
former year, with one exception.
During the year two members have died,
Prof. 5. II. Pearl of Plymouth, n. H., and
Peter Rider of Burlington. and after pay
ing the policy claims of $1,000 and hand
so, dividend to the policy holders. the
50, ms If opc year ago is fully main
tanned.
The nol;c,es i.sued during the year are
very much larger than those issued in any
former year. now averaging over two thou
sand dollars each. From these and other
facts, it is apparent that the company is
growing in favor and in the confidence of
business men generally.
The following gentlemen were elected
directors. to serve for three years
Geo. Granville Benedict, L. L. Lawrence.
Charles E. Eaton, VIM. \. Crom6le, Edward
barlow; Dana X; baile'' o. = pnnh oil
'" ~, a..
"' ' T|0'' ''' al, II 80 - 49, p.~s
VI a =.
'Al"' ''''i' ea' nc o''''
IorI'y q Hi'eI; oan i T 1870 Ped ton
$ Wires. Nathaniel Parker. 30 d. Hatch,
+. c. kennedy. Lawrence Barnes, Noah
Alien, b. ,. NichoIs; panlei , hoper.s'
william " Henry loci If Cate
Alta meeting of the Directors, upon ad-
iournment Of the annual meeting the
following officers were elected
PreSident-lIon. r. 5. Taft
Nlce-Presldent-N. /. gilbert
Secretary" Warren Glbos
Medical '99nSei-N carpenter NJ ~
H. VI. hnoA' NJ H.
The usual liberal dividend o. polly
holders will he declared
a. .i,.;,
'ie s''N 10 i"'e Tue >'unu '''''''' '''''
and healthy growth OF this our home Com
panv. Confidence j., everything in life
;,snr,-,c, and tbi. Comn,nv certainly has
-
c'a'm- To 5cn'ral confluence. us very 'a''"-
tul and capable President. Hon. x. :. ait,
and all its directors serve without remuner-
,..., lis So.ro,,-, NJ Glib C,llv Dc
serves 'he confluence III hiin' SNOW" ny ".S
unanimous reelection at an increased sal
ar, The COMPANY is adding new clements
,-...,i. al v,o,,.;,,,
90 7'i' '''' anu 'i -''''- ''i al
oi ii~ business IN the lutnre, when viii add
still more To the security of the policy
holder. and ;o.re,.. tte;r l;,ilenl-
\ Gt,Ncr At BrRLlNcrax. This youth
a., ..-.. Ill =. .......,..;.,, .,J
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RrrLA>D.-The ofie ers of Post Roberts,
No. -, of the Grand Army of the Republic.
were Installed on the evening of the 18th
inst, by CO. W. 9 Neazey. Department
Commando, The principal officers are
james F Dyer. Commander; Samuel II :
Kelley, 5 snior Vice Commander; Joel e.
Baker, Junior Vice Commander; b NJ.
Edgertc n. Adiutant; Henry o; Edson'
Quartz rmaste, Harry W. Nye. Chap lam ;
DR.. l.. Allen. Surgeon, John Haley
Otnee Of the Day.
II .e meeting was one of great interest 10
old soldiers. and the Post seems to be max.
al = good progress. Camp-fres are expected
I D be held at an early day.
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l. d, -rs.r ,,nursyement ou common Bo-ouls. Do /
NOT CRACK OR SLIT OUT IN THE PLAlrs'
will Iron much Smoother and sc; better than the
old style They ueed only to he seen t. be appre-
slated.
Far sale. Wholesale snd Retail o'
LYMAN x ALLEN.
COTTONS. COTTONS!
Having made large purchases OF leading brands |
Of Bleached and Brown Cotton- before the recent
aa,ancs, We are prepared to offer them at very low
nriees doubtless at less than they VIII he worth 4
Jew weeks hence.
We would call particular attention To- our
PILLOW CASE COTTONS
VIDE SHEETINGS!
HAnbtR"H
ENBROIDERIEs,
A splendid assortment at woSDERi uLLf Low prices.
- church street
Darlington. ". jan. Is -is~t
,NrVnNs CnTTONS
.,,.o,la .no,s tina, all kinds Of Domestic Cotton
-, ,o. In ,.., ara chssper
| ., n. ,ho,, lno,x that
-, .svar.,n,, ,n nrice ant. are Likely
,..,,, 1,. ,,.i,ss i'm ,onseanencs Of the
Al 'he 'A'o wy AZ"
ri. and WE nropose To 1--WE cur customers the
.,.,n,.,as ~ our purchases
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Nal>>Es MAREEr.-On Tuesday 80
-.ortlttcr, lOj 10 of poultry, and ; bar
r.-of beans left Nergennes for market
Batter - TO SIC; eggs 3oc, cheese II TO
lt. potatoes 40 to SOC per hu~he hay
Sl3. straw Sl2 per ton poultry 10 TO he.
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N.rk has been resumed on the railroad
40 the west side of the lake. at Will~boro'
and other points. and it is expected that
within few weeks a thousand men viii be
working between Port Kent and Port Henry.
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NATIONAL CAR COMPANY 1.-The anhuai
meeting of the National Car Company took
plscc at St. Adams on Wednesday alter
noon. The following gentlemen were elected
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As A>IE>T BIBLE Mr.. Enos " Taft
r-.bably owns the oldest Bible in this
-e.tion, it being printed in Ola English at
London iu 1854. Il has marginal notes and
Illuminated text and is dedicated To- King
lame
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The farmer, of Ntamf ~, 2 Pennington
county have mot only bee 4 pic ughing, but
have turned their cattle INTO d meadow.
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IeQal Aotires.


NOTICE.
SARAH \. Lt'HNtp' ! STATE OF VERMONT.
yrwroS NJ. Ir,RNrn.> CHIrrESDEN COUNTY, :. j.
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Hayin. made large purchases Of leading erands
Of Bleached and Brown Cotton- before the recent
astancs. We are prepared to offer them at very 10"
prices. doubtless a, less than they viii he worth
Jew weeks hence.
We would call particular attention To- our
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La great improvement on common Bo,ons. DO
NOT CRACK OR SLIT OUT IN TIE PLAlrs,
will Iron much Smoother, ani Sc; better than the
old style They meet only to he seen t. be appre-
stated.
For Sale Wholesale and Retail o'
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Our Black Cashmeres having been so very pop
uar with our customers, and having had such re-
markable success in the sale Of them, we have been
obliged to duplicate orders several times during
the season. We received new pieces to-day. and
will continue to sell them at the same low prices.
namely SI,OO, sI.a5, si.5O, Ss.OO,
s2.a5 i S2.5O.