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·' THE J\fERCHAN.'T, FRIJ)AY MAY 1, 1S74. Plowers~_.Fiowere. P. Goleman has this yro1· doubled his number of Hotbeds, and the quantity of F6ower8 ~own, begs t6infovm hi~ customars and the public generally, thu,t he has n ow thereon, inctudi'ng . . . · received his Aster Betteridges, English prize, ~ Emperor and Victoria, (Adlumia. climQer. ) lla.J.s::uns, beet exhibition sorts, 12 eepairate sum (sweet.) TDOll!S BATTING of Just Ar:rivea.- ' . . at the Strowger Bros. NEWC.A.S'I'L:El, 'Yish to inforin the publlc generally, that they have commenced the F ASBION HOUSJC a splendid ~asortment of M Mc(JJ11ng Bros.' MERCHANDISE MovEMENT --o-- Agerntum, Antirhlnum ~t:h.Oice mixed} Allr· NEW MILLINERY. colors. Ca.lliopsoa, all kinds, ple sepa.rate. mi~ed ~ Oandytuft 1 put- Oleos.la. Christa.ta, crested Cockscombe,rnixed, yellow, rose, violet, crimson, etc. Cleosia Ja.pa.n Frilled do., new last spring, a packet of seven cost 50 cents. I will now sell 50 i:seeds for 5 cents, or plants at 2 c~nt& each. Dclpbinium, double Larkspur, mixed, do., Candleablim, mixed, : Dianthus, I-Ieddcwigi, Diadematus, (Queen of Flowers.) Dinnthus Lacinatue, double, beautiful. Hollyhock, double rose, doable Airica.n. Minionette Nesturtium, climbers for baskcta. Pansie. Odeir. :.i.nd other 'V&rietiee. Pt:tunia, single and double. Pholx Dn1mmon.di, in ·variety. Portulacea, double, various colors. Sca.boaia, mixed, (mourning bride.) StockEI, twelve colors, separate, will guaran· tee double flowers, 6 cents. V erbonas, in great varietr,. all OOlors to choose from, large plants in flower; 4 ceµts. ' Zirunaa, mixed colors. Flower& generally from hot-beds, by the dozen, 1 penny each. Egg plants, prize pep pers, and choice vegetables, generally cheap. Dai1:1ies. !'olyanthus~ Auriculas, etc., five cents eai:h. Very large showy Chinese P<Eonies, 4 ~ ti inches ac1·oas, white, pink, rose, scarlet, pur· ple plants, 10 cent1:1, usua.l price 40 ~nts in Catalogue. Damask and other rosee, ,.,.bite lilac, Englfoh honeysuckle, ivy. Also for vaself, and centres of beda, seYeral Ia.ive Geranums, ~ingle and double , and large Fuc1as; single and double~ 'vhite or purple; also a. full collection of bedCling Plants llom green-houses kept on hnn<l, or furnished to" order; and in September, bulbs of Tulipa, double and single, Crocus, Snowdrops, Daffodlls, K arcissus, etc. A few choice Hybrid, sweet Cherrytreea, a.nd ls.rgc .Plum trees, no'v ready. Chea.pas ever. Eowmanville, April 23rd, 1874. m29--iw. D ' RY GOODS, · which on inspection will be found · ·1 Also a lot of Groce1·y Business IN E.Lepha.nt :Eouse! UNDERSIGNED in returning thanks THE to his many friends and the public generally for tbfl liberal patronage extended to him dur· in.a" the pa.at 18 years, begs to announce that from and after the 15th September, he will carry on the 11atne business, but more extensively under the name a.nU style of J oHN MoL:moo & Co. Promft p&ytnent of aU accounts iiJ renderA ed imrerat1ve by this busineHS w:rangement, and al pergona indebted will ple&ee take notice and govern tbemselvets aocordingJy. THE REAL HAIR, FANCY GOODS, &c A lso· a. large stock.bf GLENDINNING'S BLOCK, where they offer J. At t ,. rr: ~, c ti v e and Cheap. --o-All go0ds m11rked at the lowest Stamps for Braiding and Em· Mangold, (Tagetes) doubleFr<nch Marigold, PRICE, fr~in ' which no abatement will be made. - -o - - April".15, 1874'. lllaneh.esiter Housei Bow'l11:ulnville. Groceries, FASHIONS Crockery, fo1· Spring just to hand. Glassware, Flour, Seeds, IV.IRS· A. FLETCHER. as ual.lal. flowm nnvill e, April 7th, 1874. broidery. F 0 .fl C · A S H , "'"" o1.v·c Cl . ungs , Multifarous Merchandise JOHN McLEOD. BowlllAllville, September 4th, 1873, ll!anifestly Moves Moneyed Multitudes. T OBA CCO, CIGARS, PIPES, &c. Their Motto is M atnre M . atrons, E Modest · Maidens, Move TJoh~u~o~i~~~~.~ ColT H.Libel'al Support and H. . Patronage oxtended so long to John llfcI.eod, and ta.k.eR this opportunity of in· forming the public, that they ha.ve E ==== .~= - ~======-'"'.'.=== . SOMETHING NEW DISCARDED in Bowmanville. - : o: Anv a-.re wiahin" to -have Photu " s enla.rgu<l fro1u oitl pictures o'i deceased fri en<laJ ca.n get the · sa.1rie dono at Money-Making Men, Marvellous Multitucles, Merrily THE " FAIR PLAY, SMALL PROFITS, AND QUICK RETURNS." . J L. ST ROWGER J . D. STROWGER. Newcastle, l\iarch, Oth 1 1874. . Tait & A.rthul;"s Gallery, they having gone to g-rflat exi)en.sc in purchasing and fitting up a McClungs' Most Moderately Marked ~f iscellaneous Merchandise. --o-- 22. !free from all sour, rusty, chafins-, strapping or girthing unpleaso.ntness. Cool., cleanly, light, safe an<l. durable. Una.fieoted by bathing. Alwo.ye reliable. Sold by all dealers. E sta.b'ts, 13-17 .Chestnut St., Phila., and 717 Broadway, N. Y. BEWARE of imitation. Ca.no.diem trarle supplied by ·Messrs. Kerry Watsr.&n & Co., Wholesale Druggists, Montrea.1. .- . poli~hed. RUPTURE Relief, Comand Cure for H.or· TR US SE S n1a. or Rupture. F1ne Steel Spring coated with hard rubber, highly SEELn'8 HARJ? f~rt RUBBER 1'RUSSKS. SOL.AB CAMERA, fOJ' tho express purpose of enlarqi11g photographs, which _they mnl<e from the sm~llest card to life size. They would remind the public that they are still atri\·· ing to improve their work in P hotography, 2.nd they aru now turning out Pictures on the · ,bp3mo·.m21ol6, B.USINESS CHANGE. UNDERSIGJ\'ED begs to annouucetd Equal to Toronto Work. T HE the ])Ub1ic generully, that he h as purchase· ·- :o:the stock and goodwill of the business heretofore carried on in the Cabinet and fonr-fonrth size mnde equ.ally as good as their cards. Go a.nd examine speci· 1nens, a.nd be convinced that they are doing welL Extra prints can bo had oft' old negatives. They keep on band and fo.r sale, an _ Tu'Icclung B1·os' Merchandise ~Iovement A N 1st January, 1st May, and let September ln eac.i ancl every year. Moderate prices, Most carefully selected stock ; Maintaining their reputation; Making every effort to please ; Meeting cash buyers liberally ; SMALL FARM FOR SALE. Township_ of Darlington. T HE Subscrib6r offers for sale th.:i south. quar-: "' tcr of .Lot 14, in the 6th conce11sion of the }'or particulars, · Village ol Hampton, , BY . T In . the case ot ~feohanics, and others, whose acconnte may amount to $50. 00 01· over, their note,if agreed upon, will be ta.ken payable a.t the Bank for a etated period. p H A JJ1i\nufa.ctnrers~ N T THE apply to H. ELLIOTT, or JOHN ELLIOTT, Hampton. F. FINN. , 'm28tf,' Seasoned I.umber Wa.nte4, APPLY AT THIS OFF~CE. Bowmanville, April 7, 1874. m27tf. NY PERSON Bl·ffering from the aooye disease is requested to address DR. PRICE and · tdal bottle of medicine will ·be forwarded by Express, JU.ST AR RIVED. :rxTs cu:a.:m:o :r:a.'EE t t La.dies' Cuffs and Collars with cu:ff :eutton!!;! end. co11 :au'ttons . t A Id ~ New.~·ootls, New Goods. Cheap as the Chea.pest. Assortment of Frames . ' Bowmanville, Nov 12th, 1873. bp-o43·m6·tf James Cryderman, as Cabinet maksr 1t11d Undertaker, and "·ill continue the business in the old premises, with a. full a.aaortillent of first clasa Furniture, Coffins, Shrouds, &c., 'vill be kept on hand and hopes by etrict attention to buainess, a:ud moderate charges f"o merit the patronage of the people. Cash Purchasers AND M IND! McClung's Millinery, Mantles, Merchant- tailorin,g. - --o--Mourning, ---o--- H Managing to give satisfaction to all. will a.lwaya get goods at prices cut FINE, as our great a.im ·will be to court this cl.Ms of tro.de. Prompt Payers on credits short H I Q Stoo~\ND:C.a.rge Q U Well Assorted !U D1·. Price is a regular physicii.m, and bas mnde tht: treatment of F R E E ! t ach ev..,_. .:J , QI.a,; . fl 'i'l I'!! WW · S Moyune, Cook. Hall, Parlor, and Box A ~lendicl variety of FITS OR EPILEPSY a study for yearn, and he will warrant a cure by the use of his re1nedy. Do not fail to send to him for trfo,l bottle; it cost~ nothing, and he THE VERY LATEST NEW YORK STYLE. HEARSE baiving beo11 Mcclungs' Matted E STOVES, for woo<l or coal. JOHN i\'lcLB:OD & Co. E s .Bo.v1nanvillo, September 4tb,'78.i WILL CURE YOU or ho\v many other i·em e<lie~ 1nay bitve fail· ed. Circulars and testimonials sent wi th Adllreaa no matter of how long- standing your case ma.y b~, NEW DRESS GOODS, Improved and Painted, s n.o w ouc of t he best in th e' County. ders promptly :1ttended .to. A.ll or "MER ID 1·A N," Mention. FREE TRIAL BOTTLE, DR. CHAS. T. PRICE. m28 l~yr. NEW MILLINERY, ' 67 1ViUianz. Street, }lew York. NEW HATS, NEW CASHMERE CAPES. -·-()- 'I~ . I'> . S. - Fllrnitnrc mad e t o 01'dc1· whcn re quired, lUld repn.irs neatly {' Xc c n t~d. Hampton, Sep. lSt]l. 187;>. --· - - -------.....- --·- - -- LONDON, QUEBEC AND MONTREAL. 1874. TEMI'EitLEY :C.INE, New tweeds, New trouserings, New vescomposed of the following and other first-class Iron Steatn8hips :"1~.fIAl\IES." E X P l~ C T 0-JJ A Y, M Bowmanville, March, 2.'Jth, 1874. SEASON 1874. Daily Line to Rochester. Comu1eacing on or about fst .April. " S'l'. LAWRENCE." "SCOTLAND." "SE.VERN." "DELTA." I tings, New.York Laces, New .Ready Made Costumes. -oAll tlie.novclties ot' the "e:<son to be found at The :Clew :C.a.ke Stea.mer HA'T S, THE 'l'he first steamer of this Line is intended to be detipat.ched from CAPS AND FURS ! . --o-respectfully announce.:; _ a (\?. CRAWFORD, M..ter) LONDON FOR Dominion OrO.a.u Co'y. Quebec and Montreal J. & W. J,, McMurtry & Co. SIGN OF Tl-IE GOLDEN LION, BQWUANVILLE. BOWMANVILL E, Present the following te~tilnoulu.l s fr mn com· pelent judges o( Org-nna, Teatin1onial fron1 John Catnidge, l\1u~ . Doc.· Canluar, Engl nnd. Bowmanvillc, 24th Dec., 187:>. is so S'.\.'eet alld st eady. .And the \vorkma.n1m jp and finish excellent, and iu every particu lar they a.re equa1, if not superior, t Q any I have ever heard. !{oping they will n1 cet public apprecia.tion. To th e. ~1fcr.fHf[l fl'J Domfnion Organ Co . GENJLEM!l:N .- I like to p1ay on your Organs t .~ ~e MARX't.TS MA YER LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT - of - · ON WEDNESDA~, 15th APRIL, NEW GOODS suitable for the Fall and ';\,' iut.er tr!\dc. stock of ] 'ura cn1b!·n.ces Ilifi (To be follo,ved a.t jnterva.1.s of TEN DAYS during the Season), AND FROM ALL THE NOVELTIES, ns \veil as necessaries in the department. -oHis Genta' Department is equully well' sup . plied with Quebec for London ABOUT 7th MAY. persons desirous of bringing out their friends. Through Bills of La.ding issued on the Conti· nent and ill London for all parts of Canada.. and in the lTnited States to Detroit, I\.:Hlwauk ee, Chica.go, and other yoints in the "\Vest. }"'or Fr~_jg_ht or Pa&1age, a.pply to . TEMPEIU,EYS, CAR'.l'ER & DRAKE, 21 Billeter Street, London; ROSS & CO., Quebec; DAYID SHAW 1 ]\-lontreaJ· ; or JORN CAMIDG E. .. 1. · Keesrs. :Rice & :Barker Have r ece ived another supply of that superio cla.ss of Organs ·known as the ORGANS! AT PRICES Will make her Tegula.r trips on this route, leav· ing Cobourg every morning a.t 7 :30, and Port Hope at 9 o'clock, for Rochester, connecting there with the Nc'v York, Central, and Erie Ra.Jlwa.ya 1 for all points, Ea.<it, W cet and South. RETURNING, 'Vill leaYe Clia.rlotte (port of R ochester} <la.ily a.t 9 o'clock, p. m ' I except Sa.t.urda.ys, when she will leave at 2 p, m. for Brighton. Dealerd in Stock will find thia tho cheapoat .s.nd moat expeditious route to Boston, Albany, N t-.w York, &c.. l.:c. Ii'or further information, address REDUCED RA'fES. Tbro~h 'l'icketa from all ~inta \Vest, at To the J.lfanagcra of thf!- Dominion Organ Co. GENTLEMEN .-I hiL\'e much Ptea"iUl'e in te1:1t ifying- to tbe excellent qualities of the Organ dU,pplied "byyou at my concert last Saturday evening. 'l'he toue-is sweet and very powerful, and the combination of stops most admirable. I a1n sure your instruments 'vill find favor in Churches, as they are singularly adagted for sacred music. Wiehing you every success, and hat the public ma.y pa.tronize native manufne· ture. I remain Gentlemen· Y f':IY reHpectfully, Rend the fol101dn.g from Rosa D'Erina: Bowm:tnville::, )Jee ember 22, 187 3, Cerlificatea iJieued to Mufflers, Collars, Shirts, Braces1 Scarfs, Umbrellas, &c. His H nt and Cap department, as usu:i.l, is replete w.ith the H. CRAWFORD, - o- Silver Tongue., LOWER IHAN ANY PREVIOUSLY IMPORTED. 1.nd haviug resolved to gh·e the public the bene: fit of said reduction in cost. they call epecii'1 a.tttint iou to thti following Price List for the cunent month. or C . F . GILDERSLEEVE, Port Hope, Kingstou · . VARIOUS STYLES and i11tencling purchruic1·a will find no better stock in the coi.10.try. Dressmaking, &c. Hies Heal WouJd b"g to inform the ladies of Bowmauvillc and vicinity. that she is JJrepared to take orderr; for Dre.!lsma.king,a.nd fill the s:ime with despnth in the Her experiince fully warrants her in promising JACOB NF.ADS, - Bow1na.nville. m29-t md. Nov. FOB SA.:C.E. NE'l'HERBY Entire Horse; 5 A YOUNG y-eirs ·l.J. apply to the }~or particu~rs, A CALL IS RESPECTFULLY- SO· LICITED AT THE CORNER STORE ROSA D'ERINA. ALL KIKDS OF FURS ALTERED Every Instrument Warranted for.5 Yr's H , O'HARA. A. M. DARLEY, AND REPAIRED. President. Manager l3owtna.nvile January 151874. bn-o3-ml6. owner MR JOHN WILCO CK, Lot 20, 5th Con. Darlini.,rtou. m24-7in. ' - !t-Iar ·n lJthi 1874. DOMINION BANK. Notice is hereby given, that a s. Cash. paid for Ba:w Furs. M.MAYER. Bowman ville, October, 1873 . Style 35 ; Seven Stops : Diapason. Vio· lina, Picolo, Principal, Tremolo.Forte, Principal Forte. Price $125. Style 37; Eight Stops: Diapason, Viol· ina, Picolo, Principal, Tremolo, Forte, Principal Forte. · Vox humana. Price $140. LATEST FASHION. satisfaction. Market Squaro. Bowmanvillo, Dec. 4th . 1873. Residence, Corner of Church Street, a.nil TREWIN. 1Ml'OR1'ER OF DIV!D};ND OF FOUR PER CENT. Upon the Capital Stock of thia Inatitul.ion ha.a been thia day declared for the current half·yeari and that the same will bl:) payable at the '.Hanking House in this city, on and after SPRING, _ 1874. FRUIT, AND :Bible Christian srrAPLE &FANCY DRY GOODS, Carpets, Lace Curtains, and House Furnishins MANUFACTURER OF Confectionery Depot. TVI!OLESALE and RETA IL Jus~ Style 38; Nine Stops,Dlapason,Violina, Picolo, Principal. Tremolo, Forte Sub·baRe Forte, Bnb·base.Vox human ia. Price $180. Style 40; Eight Stops, Diapson, Violina, Octave. Coupler, Tremolo, Forte, Sub· base Forte, Sub·base, Vox humana. Price $160 Vox liu1na.na. iu thc3e Org-a.ns, ·ia not a .l·'an, BOOK ROOM AND FRIDAY, tho FIRST DAY of MAY NEX'.l'. The Trn.nsfer Books ,~·ill be closed from the 16th t o the 30th A()ril next, both days inclusi ve. 'l'bo Annual :rvrccting of the Stockholders for t11e election of Directors for the ensuing year ' will be held a.t the B u.nking House in this city a.t 'l'welve o'clock noon, on r11fIURSDAY, the 28th day of May next, By order of the J3onrd. arriveJ, an<l for S ale, at the above depot, Sa.bba.th School - ·-o-- :Oepot New Frwit ancl Gonfec tionerys, Fashionable Millinery Mantles,and Gents' DATES. FIGS. LEMONS Choice :C.emon, Orange and Citron reels, ORANGES T O ARR. VE KING STREET, BOWMANVILLE. 'The Subscriber has on hand o. -!'." but a set o f Rced:i. R. H. BJ"l'HUNE, 'l1oronto, 2qth I\.Ia.rch, 1S74. Ca.shier. m26tf . CL 0 TH DEALE!\ IN 1 · ~T G MONEY_~~ONEY ! Boots ltnd Shoes, . Ready· JJiatlc Clothing, lately received further instructions to lend money on Real Esta.tefor fro1n 5 to 20 years, a.to,. very low rate of in terest, and, in other re~pects, Ufl?ll ter"?-a likely t o suit the wishes of any bona ii.de applicant. 'fhe advantage to be derived from applying to the 1:;nb1:1criber will, in all rases, be fully inaU.e knovro to the _P~ty applying for a loau beforti any expense JS 1ncu1Ted. WM. H. Lo\ve, Barrister, &c. Office on Silver Street, 2nd door north of KilJg Street, Bowman,,ille. Bowman ville, Sep. 18th 187 3. m50mos. rrHE undersigned h<Vi - --:o:- - - · O.ccupyincr my New Premises, LARGE, E LEGANT anu OoNVENIENT; Show 0 . . :H~ts, Ca:ps, Shirt:;, Colla.rr;i, Ties, &c. Roon1STepleto with · LATES T NOVELTIES Spring and Swnrner ll!Jiltinery, Jlfantles, Shawls, Trirnrningsi etc. ' FOR 13owmanviHe, SALE. Inquire: at tb is 4l~tf DRY GOODS and SILKS, a SPECIALITY. attention given to getting up orders for Family Mourning. A Large Stock of Black Lustre Goods at all times. ~Special ~istory o( the world haa a medicine b een boml"?unded possessing the remarkablo qualities of VINEGAR BITTERS in healing tho sick of every disease man is heir to; '£hoy tive herbs found on the lower ranges of tl:e Sierra Nevada mountains of California, the medicinal properties of which aro extracted therofrom with0t1t the uae of Alcohol. Tho question is almost daily asked, 1' What is the cause of tho unparalleled success of VrmW.iR BIT· 'l.'ERs f " Our a. nsweris, that they remove the cause of diseaw, and the patient recovers his health. '!'hey are the great blood pmifier and a life-giving principle, a perfect Renovator and Invigorator of the svstem. Never before in the Dr. J. Walker's California Yin· cgar Bitters are a purely V cgetable prnparation, made chiefly from the . na- Large stock of Books, euited for Sabbath School Libraries, 8abbath P.resent.Ei, nnd the Study. Soft Shelt Almonds,Fi'tbertS, 'Brazil and Weill E-nts, Keiiler's Marmalade, West Ind·ia P·reserved Ginger, Pears, ].>[µnis 1 '1'011ialoes , if: ljeaches, Green, Peas, Green Corn & Linia Beam . FIVE PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH The ~:Canufacturers issue but 0116 quality of wol'k; and that is ILLUMINATED CARDS, TICKET Our Dominion Excelsior Raspberry Vin egar,Salmon, Lobsters and Sardines Tomato Sauce and Pickles '!'h ey have coine ancl are coming, at the Fruit Depot. THE VERY BEST ~heir extensive facilitie~ aud long· experience SMALL BOOKS, &c., for Sabbath Schooh. SHELL & SHELLED OYSTERS QUA [,JTY is tlw lest of OHEAPN I.l'SS. 'l'. DARLIKGTON. llowmanvillA, Dec. 4th. 1873. n9-tf enable them to produce, Our Books 11rc marked low. A special count for Ministers, Teachers, and -o-- dii5~ Sabbath SchooIB. Robert Young, the Ontario Veterinary College. By ap. poio.tintmt .\..,. et erinary Surgeon to the \ Vest Durham and Darlington Union Agricultul'al Societies. A c~nt fo1· the LiYe Stock .Brauch of the Bea.~er and 'l'm·onto ~futual Fire Insurance Co . V et erinary 1fodicincs constantly on h and. 1 Callt1 fron1 the C{luntry promptly attended to. ' . Ot!ice :- One d(lor t·nst of 1"':, . ) fU.nnini:j"'s Ji"ur~ nitn l"e \.V n.r eroorr1. H.esi<lcnc1;J ov1:ir ~. Bu1 ·Jen'I) atore, corn~r of KingandScugog St r~et~, Bo\Yman \·ille. rultf ure a . gentle P :t-.EW CUTTERS. TWO Office. relieving Co the L iver a e as ' veil as a Tonic, or Inflammation of Dll. VF'.l'ERINARY SURGEON, Graduate of These I nstrirnienls an cased,i n solid well seaso1ied, Black lValn%t, elega;ntly and 'b«J,iitifiilly .finished by . The largest stock of a new French process. of tL.t! " Silver Tongue1 " is one of its most re. markable clia.ro.cteristics. '!1beir quality of ke-oping in good tone, also is one of f,hfl most practical importance, Stezoeoseopic Views ever shown in this sectiou of the couutry; also Jan. 8th, 1873.' Diseases. ViscoraJ Organs, iu l3iliotts i 'THE DURABILITY The properties of WALJO!R's i: TO $ 0 per day. Agents wanted! All 2 classes of 'vork.ing people of StJ Ca.rmina.tivo, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic, VINEGAJ.i13ITTEUS are Ap cricnt, Diu. p horetic1 . young 0 1· c· ld, make n1ore money to LIBERAL DISCO !.J.NT TO THE CLER GY. '- · . . . . ll& KlliM. their spare moments, or all the bing else. Particulars free, IXSON & CO., Portl·nd, 019 King St. West, Osbwtt, April 9th, 1874. S. TREWIN ' Sedative, Cbuntcr-Irritnnt. Sudorific, Altera· tive. u.uli .A.nti-B ilir,i}) lf, ' R. H . Ltlld lU~ DONALD ,\: CO . , RlGE & BARKER King Street, BowmrtnvilJt. Bo1nnanville, 1'.fnroh 3rd 1874- Druggists and Gen. Agts., San J!'r a.nciscc \ Cnlifor:-: i . ._ oor. of Wushingt'on unU CIHLrl to a S~ .· N. Y. . .So ld by u.11 D1·ng:ai!t.1J P.11.t.1. D.eal~r1;i. Mioroscopes, Bea.ding Glasses, etc, e~c. 0. BARKER·.