A ** newt“ _ , Hm", w h” _V 'V ”__V_._ w» __ __p_ 7 V" _N__W WV W “V” __ W “ _A_V A__>*_ wiflm_v A,A,,_ .._.._ _ .t. .. . . a. —. s . «IA. -v —L- w -< s a: 7 _ W V _ r _ SUMMERSIDE JOURNA L, THURSDAY, JULY 29. 1869; 7 _ , 7 . New Advertisements this Day A Good Investment. I I ' MAI-LS.” I LOOK 11151”; I l Alli: i191! Sales. E tens_ ' S l “R. L l . a ' I ' ‘ u I,” 3'; I,“ ~ 2‘, d I, _ FR“ “Y, N, 23 d - u L r \IIE Subscriber olfcrs fo‘rl 'AlC a splendid Nd mm leuablllel‘rglferlyffirlllbliizkny. ' ’iIL.§I‘”Z‘i"i’§h£ilf'” "" '“‘° “°°“‘ 35%;; “TEASE?”N":’"'“l;““‘:'“gllI‘M...“$35.13.ill‘l‘fi'lillllIdl‘li‘l‘iififi'fiii NOTICE !

A Good Investment—Betti. S. Mills. Weekly Steam Com—Carve" Iiros. Sugar. Molasses—Jae. L. Holman. Flour & Coranleal—C. U. Gal-diner.

NOMINATION Dar a-r (iaortolcrowa —On Tuesday last, Messrs. Sullivan, Calllpbcil and McLean were nominated as Candidates for the First District oi King‘s County, vacant by the appointment. of the Hon. Jon. Hensley as Assistant Judge.

The ploceedings were quiet, and the Can- didatea did not say much. The Hon. E. Mitc- Eachern has not uifcrctl~waiting, we expect, for the General Election. when he will oli'er, we believe. all his old principles of Free Ed- ucation, Free Lands, and perfect religious equality, and an enlarged Reciprocity Treaty.

[3' We think the editor ol the Halifax Express must be tukingtl rise out of tile Herald man. He l'ait-ly ctilogiscs him ior taking sucll a prominent stand ill lavor ol Confederation. Ho wishes Nova Seotia had a Queen‘s Primer cruelly It'll-c Mr. Riel- ]y. We have no objections to let him go.

@- TIIE Hon. Ilenj. Davies was elected for the 4th District of Queen's County. wiill- oat opposition. Violent rad eloquent speech- cs were made by l). Laird, F. llrcckcn, J. C. l’ope, Solicitor General, Col. Secretary, Mr. Haytllorae, Bioily and others. The Queen's Printer fell or was pushed oif the llastings. Mr. Laird and the Colonial Secret: ry had some very hard words. The SulicitorUclicr- speech was very eloquent. Mr. Pope, it is laid. denounced the Government, alldjoin- ed in witll Laird and tile old Conservative party.— Com.

Tull Civic Elections for the City of Char- lottetown, takes place on Tuesday next.

[QT A correspondent front King's County says :—

“ The contest at the coming Election will be keen. The Campbell's are numerous and strong, and with all the characteristics of that ancient Clan, will be no mean foe for the Me- Lean's to contend against. The O‘Sullivall‘s have no chance ill the district, culllposctl, as it is. of Scotch Highlanders, excepting that between the other opposing pit- tics, their ltills- nlan may slip ill."

Tile Cobalt question, the landing ofthc French Cubic, the coming elections in Texas and Mississippinlml a numbcrol' linallcialallti social tlll'airs of minor itllpilrtatlcc at present, have been the lending topics of public dis- cussiou in the United States tltiring the past week. It is announced llltlt the lilibustcrs who lately leit New York for Cuba, itntllaud- ed on Gitrdillcr's Island, have llll disappear- cd from the quarter, some having been cap- tured by United States troops llltd lodged ill Fort Lafayette, and tho remainder liavillg escaped. Ir relation to the prisoners in Fort Lutayctte, it is very probable that they will be disthnrged forthwith. on giving Sillialilcitlry assurances or refraining front hereafter vio- lating the neutrality Divan—S. .-l . Journal.

The city of Osn‘cgo is til spend $300!) ill entertaining the Canadian Press Association. intending to oil'er them a banquet ilild a ball. 'llio editor of tile Oswego I’illlttdl'um is at Toronto arranging the excursion. lie is de- legated to illviio Canadian editors. and to discuss reciprocity at the approaching visit.

The Queen of Portugal, Victor Eulmallucl's youngest daughter, is said to be dying.

IH—éijil a 1' till .7

Oil the’20tll inst., by tile Rev. ll. l’opc, Mr. Win. Warren, ni‘Ntlrth River, to Eliza, daughter of Mr. James Harper, of Charlotte- town.

At the residence of the bride‘s grandfather, Bideiord, Lot 12, Julie :lilth. by the Rev. Henry Newcomhc, ll. (7. M., assisted by tile Rev. Mr. Richards. Mr. ticorge lilonkloy, of Lot H, to Sarah Jane. eldest daughter oi Mr. William Uorrili, oi'Northam, Lot ill.

At the Manse, (Ii Thursday , the 2'.’ndiust.. by the Rev. W . R. Frame, Mr. Jollll Suds- bu -y. of Millpeque, to Miss Penelope Warren, ol'New London.

At St. Peter's Road, Lo , .5 July. Angus Dochcrly, i'orincly oi Belfast, aged 73 years, it llitid husband and lover of truth.

At Charlottetown, at the residence of his son-in law, Mr. Archibald Kennedy. on Thursday the 22nd insi., after an illness of several months, Humphrey Manrcll, Et-q.. late oi Grand River, Lot R3. in the—year of his age. “ Much respected aml regretted by his numerous friends and acquaintances.”

At Tignisli. on Tuesday morning, July l3tb Mr. William Carter, aged ill) years, a native of Gowrall County liilllicnlly, lrelnnd. May he rest in peace. _____———————

GBACE'S SALVE.

Tito unanimous testimony ill favor of this article wherever it has been used, and more particularly in variotls parts of Essex County, where the manufacturer formerly resided, oroves the high value which is placed upon it it all cases witcre a remedy of such a charac-

er is appropriate. The inventor of this l~lII\c

was no mere adventurer. who set the article. .

n-going only to make money, without carillgl whether it injured or cured those wlto used it, but a skilliul physician and shrgeou, who for many long years used it ill all extensive practice. and, dying. left the recipe as a valu- able inheritance to the generation which was to come alter hint.

For cuts, bruises, sores, and every species oi'lntlammniion upon the suriace ot'the body, its use has been followed by the most satisfac- tory results, tllld it only requires it trittl to prove it to be all that its manufacturer claims for it.—-—llaverht'll Publisher.

Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE & SON, 18 'l‘rt-nlont Street, Huston, lllitl for sale by Druggists generally, at 25 cents a box.

None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the wrapper.

“'lstnr's Balsa-n of‘l’lltl Cherry. From JOSEPH It .luo, Esq. No. 8 Canning Srcct, Molllreal.

“ liiv Wife silli‘orcti for ll Pulmonary Ailecllon. Sit try some \\'i¢llil"s IllilNlHi oi Wild tillelly. l H'I" Iny that the n...- oi a rlllgic lloillc ul this t-xl‘t‘lll'lii Remedy llna ' ed a rntl‘nnl ('lli‘L‘, ill the spare oi three \vee

Highly Raspoetablo Authority : that my mother, the htlc

City of Charlottetown,

Prince Edward island. Ann Mat-gonna, timing the lust lt‘\\"_\('lili of her lite, wait til the conlinlml habit of lining Dr \\ is liir’s lilllsluu oi \\ iid ('heriy.’ 1nd iimt rho in» qilenllv t'ltlrt‘rrt'il her high opinion at the bent-hm she tit-lived ill the plou.olion ol her general health.

She died in ii“. i" nl )vur oi lii'l' age-

A “t Ill li. ibis 'Jlst dav of June,

Ix};:||td Ill "‘0 L, y 'I'I'l I‘lil Mt’ilOWAN‘ juno ‘Ji—~4\v J. i' k. (filv (lcrk

’(‘lll‘ti front a tu‘llullli

ks

I do hereby l-otlil'v

I l noel and nplu-ovotl of by iii:- the various Medical Anon are now t‘tlllllliltlltili‘ll and

The, rniilltrlii-e-t Physicians con-pi mini; tuition of thin Stale, Bold uiidertho name ol “ l'nriious‘ I'nlgnitre

Wart-[iv tho following lrom on exchange, which it important it‘ lrltt'cv t‘hronn- diarrhea of long standing, alsodysenlci‘antl all Illl|llilf complaints t'tlilllliull til. this Ft‘litlhll oflbo your, can b:- tlll't‘ll bv the ow tinivrimlly) of " .lolnoon‘s Anoilym- lllnimont.” We know whereof We liillflll.

To turn a rough to relieve nil lllllitllnlln or ii..- tiiioul, to prim-lit litltll'ns'llt'nu. l-l I’I-nlilli' lo porimi *Itlllliilil‘rl and ltl'iill'l the lumt ti. htan organ-Int innot'the human trame A the lltngn~ It“! \i In ill I Russia or \Yth L'titlihi

\im i-ctolutuelniul lo‘

l'lll." l

The tualil of the Land will bear inspection. Situatizn about hall a mile from St. Eleanor's Court House, about a mile nlld it ilalf front Sulnlncrside, fronting on the road leading to Charlottetown about ll chains, a few chains back, l7 chains wide. There ilrc about 35 acres fenced in, a great part with cedar, and ill a high state of cultivation; the rclilaillder is covered with good hard iitid soft wood of all kinds. There is one of the largest springs oil the premises ill Lot 17.

Part of the purchase money can remain for it term of years. its may be agreed upon.

Possession given this fall.

BENJ. S. MILLS.

St. Eletillor's, July 28, 18

iv'ELiEY Steam Communication with

BOSTON & lilTElIMEIllli'i'E PllIlTS.

’ MIE STEAMSHIPS ALI/.illllllt’rl, P. A. Nickcrsou, Conunalldcr. llllil Oriental I": M. Snow, (.‘ollitnallder. until further notice will ply weekly between this port and Boston, calling tlt llalii'ax, Cilllso, iuld I’ictou .

Tho Alhambra will leave Queen's Whalf every alternate Thursday at l2 o‘clock, noon; illld the Oriental wil. be dcspiltched as soon as possible alter her arrival here.

For freight or passage apply to

(lAltYELL BROS,

Ch'iown, Jilly 2!), '65). Agents.

SUGAR, MELASSES,

850. &c.

L'S'I‘ received front IIA LIFAX N. S.. aiitl will be sold at small advnncoon Cool, for Cash or approvcti cretlit, the following—

'.!.'l Pulls. Bright MOLASSES, ll lllnls. Porto Rico SUGAR,

2.")

ill

Chests Superior L‘ongou TEA, llali Chests do do. do. 40 Boxes LAYER HAISINS,

40 A Iloxes do do.

I Cask CURRAN'I‘S.

JAS. L. IIOLMAN. Wholesale \Varehouse, Head ilolinall’s Wharf. Stillllncrsitlc, July 29, 12469.

W 'Flour 7&5 cornmeal. Jl

7ST received at the EUREKA Horst: quantity ol the best

Canada Flour,

And Kiln Dried (‘orztnrcnh (l. C. (i.\ltl)lNl£l'. Stinlnv rsidc. July 2:). 186‘).

Summer I Arrangemellll

ENTIRE CHANGE OF TIME

P. E. Island Steamers St. Lawrence and l’. of “’ales, :0 AS TO

Connect: ‘vilh Bonito“ 1301“.

Three Times a. Week !

[’01- United States & N. Brunswick NE of the above-named Steamers will leave Clitlrlottctowu for Sulllliicrsldo. and Slit-dine every MONDAY. \\"l-‘.DNESDAY anti FRIDAY Evenings, at hall'pnst 7 o'clock -retur ‘llg from Sitcdiac cvcry MONDAY, W EDN SDAY and FRIDAY, ill. noon, oil arrival of Train front St. John. the Nova Scotitl.

Leave Charlottetown for Pit-loll every TUESDAY, THURSDAY lllld SATURDAY at .’i a. lit. , taking Passengers atitl Freight l‘or llnwksbury, Out of Callso, on ’l‘uestlay, for Port Hood on 'I‘hlirstlay, and Georgetown on Saturday; and Returning, from Georgetown on Monday; liawksbury on Wednesday, and Port Hood on Friday, by way of I’ii-tou, leav- ing latter place at noon on arrival of Train from llal lx on each above named days.

W By this arrangclllelit a. thorough con- nection front all tll ore intilletl places to ROS- 'I'ON and all intermediate Ports, will be cs- Inllllsllctl, without. any delin or stoppage on the way.

By order, F. \V. HALES, Jilly l9. liicil. Secretary.

New Summer Arrangement.

N anti after FRIDAY, the 23rd instant, tllltil further notice, the Mails tor the . ted States, Canada and New Iirunsnick, via Slictliac, will he closed it! till! General Pop Uill , olnlrloltctown. cl'cry MONDAY, WluDNl- DAY iltld FRIDAY Evening, at 7 o'clock.

I-‘or Nova Scotia. via l’ictou, every MON- DAY, WEDNEuDAY ntld FRIDAY Even- ‘ing. at 7 o'clock.

Milila for (ircat Drilain, Newfoundland and the West Indies, every alternate MONDAY utld WEDNESDAY Evening, at 7 o'clock. as follows, viz .—— Monday, July 26,

“'eilnestlily, Oct. 6,

Wednesday. do. 28, Monday, do ill.

Monday, August it, Wednesday, do 20, Wednesday, do ll, Monday. Novr, l,’ Monday, do ‘Jll, Wednesday, do 3, Wednesday. do :55, Monday, do 15, Monday. Sept. ti, \\'etIni-sday. do l7, \\'ctlncsilay, do 8, Monday, do 29, Monday. do '10, Wednesday. Dec. 1, Wednesday, (in 21!, Monday, do ill, Monthly, Octoberl, Wednesday, do 15

Mails for Summersido, St. Efcanor‘s, .‘arih ‘ llciltqtlc and Lower Freetown. tobc liirwarti- ed by Strainer, will he closed every Monday, “ Wednesday llllll Friday Evening at 7 o'clock. I Mails t‘or Georgetown alid Sonris, pcr Steamer, every Friday Evening, lit 7 o‘clock. Lcllcls to be registered, alld Newspapers, I must be posted ltl least half tlll hour before ‘the little of closing Mails. l A Milli for England, via i'nitctl States, will V'he forwarded Wllt‘li required. postage on let- ‘it-rs 7d sterling.

I Letters and Newspapers. for tile West Indies and Ncwlouudlalld, must be prepaid. | 'l he Si ' titers carrying the above Mails iwill leave I,.lli|l'l(il|t'lil\l‘ll for Shediilc. every : Monday, Wednesday lliltl Fi‘id ly Evening, at

7.110, p. Ill. I l“ )l" l‘ictou, Steamer leaves Charlottetown ‘cvt-ly 'l'ucsiluy, 'l iiursthly and Saturday llittl'll- ing. at 5, a. lit. Mails train the l'niled States. Panda and ‘ New Brunswick. will he dllc on the evenings

,oi' Monday. Wednesday and Friday, at llilll. From Nova Scoli ', on the t‘\’l‘lllli|(‘lll Moll- jtlliy, Wednesday and Friday. at o o't'iot'k, JOHN A. MAI'DONAIJ), I‘imtlllutiit'r (lrucral. (icncral Post Office. i‘h.’l'owti. .lnly ill, 12').

I . The Journal is l/u: llt's! (ltll‘l'l'flsnlg

rusu _tlts.

Opening of New Roads on Town- 5 ins Nos. 9, .5, 6 and 1.1, —AND A'—

Salo of Wilderness Lands.

7 ‘HE Commissioner of Public Lands will

attention TUESDAY, the 27th instant. at it) o‘clock, it. ill.. tlt Mr. J. ll. FitzGcrttld's, Mount llellliock, Lot l-l, and submit to sale the OPENING oi a NEW Line of Road, froltl W es'crn Road to tile Grand River Road.

On “'EDNESDAY, lltc 'ZSill, at 10 o‘clock. a.nt., at Mr. R. Craswell‘s, Let (i, will sell the Extension of the ilowlall Road. and same day, tit 12 o‘ -lock, noon, at Mr. M. Lynch‘s, pill sell the Extension of tile Duvar Read,

all 5.

Oil THURSDAY. the 29th, at 10 o'clock, a. m., at Mr. Thomas (ii an‘s, Riltlarc River, Lot -i, to receive applications alld dc- tcrmille Fishery Stations.

On FRIDAY the limb, at 10 o‘clock, a.nt., at M r. Robert Smith's, Western Road, Lot 2, will sell the Opening oi'il new Lille of iloilel froln the Western Road to the Palmer Road.

The Commissioner will be prepared to re- ceive payments illld make sole of Wilderness Lands, at citilcr oi‘tlle places at the dates above named.

JOHN ALDOL'S, Commissioner. Land Office, July 8, 1869.

TOEILFHVET.“ MOLASSES 8t SUGAR i,

7 ‘IIE Subscriber will have for sale, about the lst of AH} LIST nc.\t. cheap for (:tlslt or approved paper,

20 Pulls. Fine llarbadocs MOLASSES. 1t) Tier-cos anti some barrels of SL'UAR. WM. liEAlRS'I‘O.

Sninnlcrside. July :2. int .~tl'

_FLOUR, “"7 ’

FLOUR !

ITS'I‘ RECEIVED by tile Subscriber. it ' qualitin of

Choice No. l Canada Flour,

which will be sold low.

’I'llOS. ll. IIA LL.

Itlly 2:5. Isak—4i

Sulnlnerside

NOTICE.

’ VIII-1 Subscriber will always be on lln

nd, "ll

with it (‘OV EHEDCOACH, on the‘

anti departure old "I‘ ‘AM ER, nil

to convey PA SSE His and l I

to and trout the Hotels, to the Wiliuf. Horses and Carriages to Hire.

THOMAS CAIRNS.

Snlntncrside. Jillc 22d. Mill). [in N OTIGE ! LLFREIUH’I‘ and LUGGAGE to be shipped ill illc Steamer, can be stored ,

ill the warehouse on llOLMAN‘S \\'lIARF,l on Moslmv, W EDNESDAY and FRIDAY, previous to her fll‘ ‘ all at this port. No stor- age charged on i'rt -llt to be shipped.

J llER'l'RAM, Agent. -.. isoo.

Snmnlorsitle. Jll

"l estern Stage!

)ASSECGERS nrrivingill tllc STEAMER, ' going to Port lliIl, Alhcrliill, 'l‘ignisll, &c.. can be conveyed by the Subsc ' tor oll TUESDAY anti FRIDAY mornings. leaving

Sumlllcrsiite at .5 o'clock, it. in., JOIIN McFADY ‘ Mail C

Summcrside, .luly Bid, 1869.

MOVING WEST! PARTIES Moving \cht will do wclito

call and see the Subscriber‘s FARM, (Government Title) Head of Dock River, near l'lcsbyterian Church, ALRE i'l‘ON, which is for privattI sale, with CROP, t\'-.c.

The Farm is too well known to need for- lhcr particulars.

Ul‘.

HENRY OLIVER.

'22. lSti‘J 3w

Alherion, July

Who Found It?

OS'I‘, on the 3rd of Jilly, instant, between Kellsingtuil nild Silllltllerside. (by the Lower Road) a dark PLAID SHAWL. The tinder will be rewarded by leav .i. it at the JOURNAL OFFII'E. July “'1, 1869. 3w Watches 65 C ocks. 7 MIE Subscriber has just received a new supply oi'ULOCK lit WATCH Material,

and is prepared to execute all work ill the \Vatclltnaker‘s line. DANIEL D. CREW. Sllnimerside. July 15, ‘69. Near Drill Shed ’[llE ANNUAL MEETING of the Cas- (‘Illllllt‘u Atillii‘illii'LIR \L SUI‘IE’I’I, will be held oil FRIDAY, the "‘rd instant, at the Temperance Ilnll, at ‘J Ol'k, p. lll. ALI V. lIOR'I ON. Alllcrton, July it}, loll /» WW“ SHINGLES & LATHS! LN!” Snic by the Subscriber, a quantity of LA'i‘llS -i fort and M let-t long. Sawcd SIIINULES always on hand. DAVID ROGERS. Snmmerside. Jilly 15, isou.

MPRDM "LIVERPOOL?

Charlottetown & Summerside. THE FAST SAILING Brigantine " '.ULIGIIC.\."’ R. FIN-

& LAYSON, Conlnnlntler. 23:} tons,

classed Al ttt Lloyd's; ('llllltL’I‘t'lI tlilll copper fads-lied, will be on the berth for tile illlJYc Ports EARLY lN AUtli. 'i‘, and soil on or about the lst Sl-Ll"i‘l"..\llil-1R.

Importers wishing all early arrival of their ii'ali stock. can, by iol'vvitrtling their orders in good little, avail tilt-illselves of this opportu- nity.

For Freight apply to Messrs. IIAYID Cas- sos, Soss N. Uta, .37 South Julia Silt-cl, Liv erpoul, or to

HOLMAN. Sullimersidc.

tIA M ICS I Jilly S. Hill). p.tt

'1‘" I} BIKE“ I)" I}

MOWER & REAPER!

I ‘IIE Subscriber has received, front the celebrated ltlxtnliiltctuvy oi A. I'. RiUll- ARDSON & (71)., \YUl‘Ct‘sit'l‘,

24 of the above superior

IN]:

be closed at this Oliice every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Evenings, at

8 o'clock. THOMAS CltAllli. . Postmaster. 'Post pillcc, Summersidc, July ‘.'1, ’6!) 3w

BARGAINS?!"

STEEL FORKS. NASII'S SUY'I‘IIES, N. S. STONES, 2 A: ll liowctl RAKES, at R. .T. HOLMAN‘S. Sunlnlersitle, July )5. laid). 3w

L A D I E S ’ Will find it very large assortment of Butler 8; Preserve Ci'oclts!

‘ ~ALSO--

Flower Pots 1 Cheap at

II. T. HOLMAN'S. Summersitic, July 15, 1811!). :lm

Just Received, AND WILL BE SOLD LOW: ,-' liAltltELS No.

0

I Superfine li‘lour, lo Barrels Outnscall.

, . 20 Boxes Extract Log‘vootl. Alt'l‘lltllt P. MILLS.

July 8. low.

Sunlnierside.

FOR THE LADIES.

\V Artificial Flowers, Feathers, Dicss liultons, Silk Laces, O illl p s , Collars, libbons, Gloves. Hats, ROOTS AND SHOES. &c.. &e., &e. Just received and for sale Cll EA I' at FINLAY McNElLL'S. Sulllmt-rside, July 8, 1609.

7,”llgi3w nastier!"

HE Subscriber would respectlully inti- ntatc to his friends and the pllblic ill gen

erai, that his cat, gement with R. T. iloltnau, l'lsq., having ceased, he has purchased the Stock in Trade of his TIN SllUl', and has now commenced business out his own account, ill the Shop under the (.‘lil'ton House, Opposite

Sieevcs' llotcl. ml URN‘I'IIAI. S'l'lliuli'l‘, ill Sl‘il-

. int-1, llliil is prepared to execute llll orders ill ‘lNWARE, SIIEE'I‘ IRON, COPPER, Mn, at the shortest notice.

A good supply of TINWARE will always be kept on hand, and will be sold ilt Mann.

‘lacttlrer's priccs— Very Cheap.

This Establishment. being 1‘. First (IRISH Ono, those wanting anything ill this lilie oi Trade, will iitld it to be to their advantage to give illc NEW TIN SHOP it call.

Town alid Country Merchants slipplicd at the Very lowest Wholesale prices.

Jobbing done at tile sllul‘lt‘sl notice.

The highest price. ill CASH , paid for Old COPPER and BRASS.

JOII llO, June fill.

GliFTfljiflllllilSE. 1869. SUMMER. 1869. E have now completed our spring iln-

\ portations, alid would call the attention oi'persotls ill want ol'summcr supplies to oltr

Large and varied Stock of

ME ROIIANDIZE,

received from the best markets, which we

offer at the lowest prices possible, lilliUl.g

which can be found——

DRY GOODSoi’cvcry Tobacco, description, Soda,

HARDWARE, ditto, Sole Leather, cheap, Neats' llo..

Ilay Rakes Ck; Forks. iloots and Shoes,

Molasses

Manure " lit-rosette Oil,

“ Silm’cls, .Ctltl fltl,, Mud “ SHELF GOODS, Hoes. St-ytllcs and SAL-unsiutlng of every-

Stoucs, thing suitable for

Nails. country trade. Still, . —A LSO— I’alnl. aii'kinds, 'l‘he justly celebrated Oil, "l‘uipcutillc, anllloutll (looking Glass, Putty. STOVE. 'l‘nbs,Illlckcts,llrooms Parlor tlo.,