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EgsON FOUNDRY.

|HNHE Burlington MIL 20. a.e prepared
d to execute orders for Castings of ev.
cry description. at short notice, they are
constantly provided with the best Scotch
Pig Iron, for making castings which are
required to be soft for finishing and also
Iron most suitable for shafts, geers. and
and other castings. where great strength
and durability are required. They have
on hand good assortment of patterns
patterns made to order at short notice, by
experienced workmen.
Potash kettles made if ordered, Caldron
do. generally kept on hand, several sizes of
box and fancy stoves, also Pioughs a fl rsl
rate model. with or without woods.
Castings which are required to be turned
or bored, can be done in the best manner.
Al orders directed to the above concern
will receive prompt attention.
Winooski City, Dec. %. 1887.
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Samuel Keeler's Estate.
W7E the subscribers having been apoiI

KM7E the subscribers having been APPOINT
w ed by the Hon. the Probate Court
for the district of Chlltenden, commission
ers to receive, examine and adjust the
claims and demands of all persons, against
the estate Of Samuel Keeler, late OF Essex,
in said District, deceased, represented
insolvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto; and six months
from the day of The date hereof, being al
lowed by SAID Court for that purpose, we
DO therefore hereby give notice, that we
= will attend to the business Of our appoint
rnen', at the dwelling OF Milo Keelers in
Essex. IN said District. on the last Mon
days Of April. May and June next, at 10
O'clock, A. M i, on each Of said days.
Dated, this l4'h day Of February a. d.
1888.
y. y: BUTLER, } Commits
ARNOLD COLBY, ! sioners
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What docs 1t .llc0M 9

NAN it be possible that universal rem
" edy has been found to cure the Ills aud
pans of the corporal body! II not so, then
| what does it all mean' 1T is strange de
| fusion, or most certainly there must be an
unusual reality. As occupying the station
of an agent for Doct. Brnndreth in the
vending of his Vegetable Universal Pills,
and hearing the hundreds of every class
and condition in life making remarks OF
such wonderful cures and relIefs following
their use, that one could not in justice hear
he innumerabc good effects told off vol
unfairly in believing manner, without at
least doing something towards notifying
the afflicted with disease that 1t is possible,
and may be even much more than probable,
that their sickness may be alleva'ad by the
use of the said Brandreih's Pills. | was
opposed in The first place to taking the
agency. or of having anything to do with
the quack cure DOCTORS as | then
called it; but was reasoned INTO a belief
that at least some good might be possible
with great deal of faith, and consented to
few dozen boxes being left, and allowed
my name to be inserted in an advertisement
as the agent. At first the calls were mod
crate, and for long time sold without any
personal recommendations The demand
has now become astonishng'y increased ,and
the story of their cures so VIGOROUSLY gen
efal that cannot any longer Withhold the
opinion, that Brandreth's Pills possess a
desirable quality, and what is said Of them
by persons who have altes'ed to their good
results in the general advertisement may
be probably true and correct according to
their belief. Recommendation seems not
to be needed much longer through the
press. for whole community are speaking
most favorabIy of their use and benefit 1t
| is known that it may be charged that there
is guarded and cautious manner in my
statement, but it may be none the worse
opinion for that, as it might be saying quite
too much to say that any medicine Of itself
alone cures. But when a fl ed and Bran
dre,h's Pills have been used with apparent
success as an assistant to nature, we are
disposed 10 attribute it to such means. b.
very cautious Of counterfeit article. Buy
of none but the regularly advertised agents.
And one word to them. A pretended
travelling, insinuaing Sub Pill like Gener
al Agent, has even gone SO far in hi, at
Temps with the spurious pills as to pretenC
to establish new agencies, and newly sup
ply some old ones at reduced prices fol
cash down. Recollect no agent buys the
Pills, or pays till sold, and always at on'
uniform price. No new agencies that
know of as through the multiplicity O
such Office Holders under Doct. Genera
Brandreth's Administration would be en-
daugered The sovereign public interest, ant
the constitution ofthe people violated, pros
trated, expunged and become extinct
Now let us be on our guard sell none blu
he genuine Brandrelh's Pills, and the PEG
tie will al get well, and their CONSTITUTE ion
pc preserved for the benefit of future gen
erations.
A new supply just received. Apply a
the Store of S. T.. HOWARD.
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VENllE genuine GLOVE q Reeds") Com

VENllE genuine GLOVE & Reeds") Com
u pound Chlorine Tooth Wash elfecln-
ally cleanses the teeth and mouth, removes
cANKER OR SORENESS and all that is often
sive in the breath. 1t preserves the teeth
and mouth in a clear ard healthy condition.
For further account Of It's sa lnIary effects,
reference is made TO The recommendations
Of the Physicians of Boston attached to
each bottle. This is the original and gen.
nine article which is SO much initiated.
There are other articles often sold as this,
called "Chorine Tooth WASH" Orris
| Tooth Wash, Chlorine Den,frce, Chlorine
tooth paste, Floreniinc Tooth Wash. I'm
peral Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash,
&c. none of which have any connection
with The genuine article. This is prepared
only by Lowe g. Reed, Boston, inventors
and sole propretors. Each bottle is
stamped Lowe a. Reeds Compound Chic
rine Tooth Wash, and the wrapper is
signed by Lowe & Reed This article has
cured many desperate cases of cankereC
Mouths and Threats, aud is highly recon-
men ed by those who are competent Judges
asa good article for the Teeth and Gums
\Va' letyShop PANGBoRN a. BRINsMAID.
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FLOUR.
SVV Barrels Sup. Fine by
J. g. ]. II. PECK & Co.

I2OM .A..IID MAILS.
8 Tons assorted EnglI Iron,
6 do Swedes do
5 do Russia do
5 do Peru do
4 do Russia Nail Rods
600 Pairs Sleigh and Cutter Shoes
90 Tons Assorted Round Iron
8 do do Square do
4 do 90 Peru DO
5 do Horse Shoe do
5 do Hamc and Scroll do
5000 lbs assorted Cast Steel
5000 do Swedes do
1000 do German do
1000 do Braziers Rods
1000 Kegs Nails from ga to Goa
900 do Brads
bv ]. & J. II. PECK g. Co
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GssOCE RIES.

Pipes American Gin
8 do do Brandy
French Brandy, Holland Gin, st. Crolx
Rum, Madeira, Sherry, Port, French
Madeira, Malaga and Champaign Wines,
90 hhds MoIasses,
80 Bags Coffee,
10 do Plmento,
10 do Pepper,
9 bbls Cloves,
500 lbs Cassia.
Is Kegs Pure Ginger
10 Tlerces Salerarus,
65 Chests Hyson Skin Teas,
60 do Young Hyson do.
so Quintals Goldfish,
% Boxes Pipes,
80 do Hard Soap,
,35 bbls st. Crolx & Port Rico Sugars
]. & ]. II. Peck & Co.
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Paints, Oils and Dye Stuffs.
1 10000 lbs White Lead
bbls Venetian Red
Is do Whiting
do French Yellow
do American do
70 do Spts. Turpenline
25 do LnsceI on
1000 gals. pure winter and fall
Sperm Oh
$50 bbls ground Logwood. ST.
Domingo.
Is do DO do Campeacby
$50 do do Fustic
100 do do Nicaragua
GO do do Cam Wood
10 do do Bar do
y do do Peach do
10 do do Querclron Bark
80 do Nader
25 DemJons Oil Vitriol
10 bbls Alum
do Blue Vllrol
Q Ceroons Fo,ant Indigo
Case Bengal do by
J. e. J. II. PECK g. Co
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G. ROC .N1D TM2o

G. R0WMRI@Sa
n 0Nrl Chests Old Hysou. young Hy.
SSS son, Hyson Skin Souchong, and
Tonka Tea.
90 Caddies very superior Y. Hyson do
IS Hhds. Molasses.
10 Hhds. New Orleans and Porto
Rico Sugars.
90 Bis. best Loaf Sugars.
90 Bags Coffee.
90 Bags pepper and spices.
10 Kegs pure Ginger
100 Boxes Musca,el and Bloom Rails ms
SO Boxes Bar Soap.
25 Boxes Pipes.
100 Mats Cassa.
5 Tlerces Saleratus.
45 Bis. Am. Brandy.
10 Pipes Bait. Gin.
do Holland do.
a do best sgnetie Brandy.
g Hds. Winter Strained Oil.
10 Bis. do do do.
for sale by
FoLLETT & BRADLEYs.
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SCREWS.

SCkEWS Sc
Nlo,heirs Screws,
~ Bench do
Mill do
Standing Press do
Manufactured by f. & T. Fairbanks s. Co.
For sale by
J.& J. II. PECK & Co.-.4gents.
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DR.. Perkins Eye Water.

EOR The cure Of sore. weak and inha.
IL med Eyes for sale at the Variety Shop,
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n riyu'e, I iwclt,

Musrat- Upon riyu'e dwell.
Which feeds he Kankallie;
thought the men who gather pelf,
Would never there pelt me-
But while swan, an ounce OF lead
From some old muske flew
And quick as Lightning struck my head
And split it right in Two.
Oh The pain
Floating ashore. there stood chap
Who SAID, "you'll make splendid nap"
What shame
Chorus-Then hop, hop, &c.
OHer-Beneath IA thick set pawpaw hedge
Which skirts a northern lake,
Conceal'd below the waters edge,
My dwelling did make,
A short way off, among some trees,
Upon gentle mound,
I1ay went my young TO please;
And hock d on the ground.
But, oh shame
Sudden upon us came chap,
Who gave my head deadly rap
With his cane. glass.)
Chorus-Un Indian file around The looking
Then hop, hop, hop,
All meet at the ha,,er's shop;
Once life unto Us fish did give,
But now, o Fash ! on ia you live.
Around, around. around
The mirror lightly bound (jet,
Tho 'slrpd, and clip'd and CO lord
We turn our nightly somerset.
(Whslle and somerset.)
B.-My mountai in stream never shall see,
.M.-I never shall swim in The KaIkakic. [stray
O.-On the banks of The lake do my little ones
And they mourn for their mother. Far, far
away. [stream
b. shall never see the trout play again in the
MI shall never again hear the War Eagles
scream; This love,
O.-Nor the Orioles notes, while he sings to
AS she sis on her nest, in the branches
AH-For now are we doom'l upon heads TO ride,
And never again lhro' the waters to glide,
But see our troop unlike ourselves,
They're sleeping soundy on lheil shelves;
Nov let US raise widest screams,
And start the rascas from their Dire.
At this moment unfortunately sneezed,
and such scampcr! then left my hiding
place, struck light, and found all in the
usual order on the shelves, except that a
muskrat aud an otter hat had exchanged
places, and that they and one Of the bea.
vers looked little brighter than their
neighbors.
O. FISH, Chatham square, N. Y.
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Gas have found. for several mornings
past, that some OF my Hats have been DIS
placed during the night, my Beavers on the
shelves with my Olter and Muskrats, and
vice versa, determined to secrclc myself
IN nv store through the n,ght, discover, II
possible, how it could occur. ! made a
Temporary bed under the counter, aud lay
in watch, when just as the clock struck
one, heard sounds from the shelves OF the
beavers, offers and muskrats. resembling a
stihad whistle, and instantly bat from each
of those shelves sprang upon the counter
before the mirror. After salu'lng each
other in n ch,tcr,ng kind of tongue, the
beaver commenced, IN very tolcrabie En-
glsh, as follows:
Bearcr-NIy home was on mountain stream,
Toward the setting sun
So far away, did not dream
The trapper there would come:
But ali as went ont 10 fell
saphug for my hut.
NV lee (and how cannot tell
Between steal teeth was shut.
Oh the pain
IN the morning came chap,
sad he, ',ou wasn't up to trap"
What shame! glass,
Cho,us-In Indian file around the looking
Then hop, hop, hop,
~ meet At the haler's shop;
Once life to us did fishes give,
But now q Fish on us YOU live.
Around, around, around
The mirror lightly bound; jet
Though .rrip'd, &,cp'd, & coor'd
We luln our nightly somerset.
whistle and somerset,
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ORRIS TOOTH WASH
A valuable article for the teeth and gums
J& II PECK & Co. wholesale agents.
ROBERT MOODY, Retail,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-08-18

DIR M. EYANS, CAMnMlLE Pill

fE'HIS highly valuable medicine may be ha ". :.
u sale and retail at New York prices OF REFS q
D'LANGE, IS Camp street.
1t is confidently recommended for the following dis
eases: Dyspepsia in all it's fo,ms bilious and liver al
fcuons, in every stage and degree female sickness
particularly the Incident to mothers; huor
albus, fever and ase, ncinien crnsu ptons or De
clues whether of the liver lungs, he ache or gddi-
ness loss of appetite, ternors, inehrlator or
derium tremenS, spasnodic affection Of all kinds fhe
masn, whether chronic ntianlnatory; nervous or
bilious levers, OF every variety: Scroiula salt rhenn'
and all hocheS, bad humors, and iindre sompeSInns
of the skin: rs-essuess night and daily irrnblil
aud melancholy; the summer complaint, and cholera
morbus jarrhra in grown pers ns; WORMS and 1eu-
ency, with bad BREATH choross and papatons of the
heart and head changes of female constitution: aud Tor
impaire and dsorsanized constitutions in either SEX
which have not been pc maneny re!ieyedby any other
medicines sing lie trial of DIR W Evans medicines IN
any OF these cases, will produce such effects will IN
dictate their incompatible superiority, aud induce such
use Of them will insure speedy and unauestona-
bic cure. Directions for accompanying them.
Numerous certificates of cures will be shown, as from
the length of the catsosue it is impossible give them
publicity through the medium of newspaper. On DIR
Evans catalogue ID rsare upwards of rs, cS0 cases
and i'll this city refer to many persons " no have
been relieved, aud soms instances entrsly cured of
long standing discusses, by DIR Evans Cumonile Pills
aD-U I'm
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.-First Ju,icial District
Court
sEliE STATE OF LOUISIANA, To all whom
y these Presents shall come, Greang:-W Whereas
William llackey having purchased at u sale made
by the Sheriff of the parish of Orleans the property
hereinafter described has applied to the clerk OF this
court IN whose office the deed of sale recorded on
the 9Th day Of Mai, A. D. 1888, for monition or ad-
versement in conformity to of the Legislature of
the State OF Lonsi ma, entitled "An act for the further
assurance of titles to purchasers ut judicial sules an
proved the 10Th day OF March, 1881.
NOW, therefore, know ye, and all persons interested
herein. hereby cited and admonshed in the name
the State ot Louisiana and of the First Judicial District
Court, who set up any right title claim in and to
the property hereinafter described consequence Of any
infortv in the order, decree Judgment OF the court
under which the sale made, any irreguafy or
ilagality in the anprasenRnts and advertisements, in
time, or manner uf saie or Tor an other detect whnsO
ever; to show curse, within thirty days hom the day
this monition is first inserted in the public papers why
the sale 80 made should MOI be confirmed and homolo
gated.
The said property was sold by the Sheriff of the par
ish oresad on tho 23d day of April, A. d. 1888 by
virtue of decree of this cous rendered onthe 81 day
of March, A. d. 1913, in atentitlea William ackey
vs. anuel Bell, No. 5535 ofthc docket OF this court
ut which sale said William Mackey became the pur
chaser for the price of $3,3OO, cash,
Description Of Property given in tte Judicial Com
yeysnce, VIZ: s...
certain lot Of ground, together with all the build
ngs and IMPROVEMENTS thereon, situated IN the parish
of Orleans in the square bounded BY New Levee,
Louisa Peat and Delord streets, designated by the No
9, on plan lrawnhy C.F. Zimpel, Deputy Surveyor
General on the 18th December, 1881 and deposited
plan No TO- in the book plans Of Felix GIima notary
public. Said lot measures 90 feet IL inches front
New Levee street, feet il depth the side adjoining
lot Ne 8, and a feet inches and lines in depth the
side adjoining the property now, lately belonging to
Goodale and 10 feet II inches width in the rear
where il ronts alley If three feet nine inches in
common To lots NoS 1, 5, 81 and ..
Clerks Office, II May, 1888.
nils GWIEWls Dsr tfe4k.
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HDiiNTs, OILS, GLASS, BRUSHES, &c.-.ust
4 landing from ship Constitution, and for sale-ylz
l6oo feet Of glass best quality, from 8Xl0 I, 23X28;
5oo kegs white lead, pure $50 do green paint, in %
ibr kegs "a doz Japaned tins for s;600lb thrase;
20 doz splendid 10000 ground brushes, also ofO000 and
goo do; leases green in POWDER superior article
90 DO Ill cans large of sash tools of every
size and quality sable pencils for artists fiat marking
brushes for merchants artists colors in oil ready pre-
pared in boxes, fitted n with all necessary brushes
artists tools, &c.
aud yellow wax; gum arabic; and large ad choice
sortment of paints, dry coors oil, turpentne varish
&c for sale, wholesale and RETAIL the lowest prices
by MONDEI.LI,
d2B SO Camp ST. .
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III a EsD ~ ARE,
,,r " MACHINE SgREEr. -.

ppsrn,, Sf.N -JRl .EANS.
=. D and "a hNhfIlE. y Co.-Impoeers of Fa,e;nr
rnue and tha s,fa liafa"hre are receiving from 81,
s"a "a" atlantic Cities, direct from the Manuf.
"h extensive assortment of Fancy and Hann
''"t'wa'e comprising every article in tls I;n
Country Merchants and others ar. ,,,,;,., :,
examine their stock which consists in par of ,.h Ina
p!rhef > pocket SadderS straw knives ni,oJ
1s aI nJ sraSD' needles pins hooks and eyes, sho
tann and laraned ware, brushes blank he'll ort-
sel oohg sl@sses ansiIs vices, screw plates h,p d
dge Ana nail hammers, smiths bellows mers,on mana, n
po i % Ds t trace shear German and crowley STEEL
lam ana clubbing hoes Matteks, PICK ' n
gTSSs seN ehes, ColIins Kings and Simpas ah and
% s"s "G 1ose and cut nails ana mos
els, g,nses, locks, sad, irons, hooks an, t''"i
pistols pistols sho'' powder and liquor rakspe
powder tea fish, brass and bell NI,rrr
knob chest, trunk and pud ocks, britIa
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VoL.-yI No ia
JHG i'p 9issDA .SIAGL. CsDas m
s,rEs WBOAT lENF
=. E1Ezzzzs .,k5zz 5sg;s Ez@@s

THROUGH in FIVE AND A HALf DAYS,
From, Mobile alabama to Augusta ft.rs,,
hhVts Mobile ever y other dav imme..iateIy sf.eE
the arrival Of the mail from New Qrie,nsl mr. ~ /
steamboat EMELINE TO BlakeIy s,,aebes In pensuroy
steamboats, (per Pensacoa BAY st Rosn souud AMI i.ho
tachie River and Bayy 10 Ced.r nln. c,cbss then,
VIA Marianna, Chattahocctee, formerly Mount Yer.
non, BanbrEdge, Puderton Hawk inssIe and I, o.;s.
vile to Augusta passenger taking his seat vt Mo.
bile is in no danger Of being row out or LOSING hjs
pre- by other conflicting interests, rs he Fl OIL
t IA line Is but on. concern, and nader one cobtro
thousnout, and may rel, WITH cgH1 .1yrY urnp his
arrival at Augusta in tins specified, through all wsath-
er and at any season, uess some most anoresees r,t,s
tioihe should occur. The Great New Orleans MAJ
IS ty this route Tie AGENTS f,. ..eo,.,s,l.
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M ARBLE GIMME P1FCE W,...e5.-

AkBLE CHIMNEY PIECE Wa,rHo5s,
M Iustemaouse street, opposite the poslofice.
ne subscribers are now receiving from their fac.
tories IN New York, and viii keep eoastantly q.
Hena general assortment Of Marble Mantle Places
ofsuperior workmanship and of the latss, n.,,S
made of the best Egyptian, Italian. Irisb as
American marble. Also, Monuments, Toni. ~
Grave Stones, moulded and plain sflls and in..Is
marble 'aeings, hearths and boundary stone nl.s.a,
of PARIS, Roman & HydtsuIie Cement and P.".s si
ing HAIR, together with splendid assor Il -
brass mounted and PLAIN Crates dhd Russi. -
8rates OF the newest and most sPfrovad patterns.
shortest notice They have frs rate vorLns, .s
set the above work ~
70 JAMES KAlE e Shore.
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GiAi DE La LOuiSIANE-Cour do pr.,ni.- M.
,,.,,,., trl. JudiCiare ' LIE
/ a IF. IA LOUISIANA, A tous cepx ana
,T-:, ~s presenss eencernent, Saiut~-Atte,S, ~
NllllHT' aackev avant achetk 4 nro - , ~ que
Stefil ne la paFoIsse d'Oreans la prunr19te =; pa
Isl address, an Ghehe de cctte C0ur NJ, 10 H.
,s e" 'nt fh'egstrte lie Define jour de Mai dc snna
o'S7 nodr IN avis conforn,kment nm erte H. annee
lature dc PEtut dc la Lonsiane iniIs u, ~ Legis-
tohhfhieT las niles Les accuerel,rs snv ,o,, p.u.
ARES, FiHourf lie 10 Mars 1884 ou'i so ,s Jn"ci
"l'eS ef"'hte F nel essees SOM par tes
1880 a ih ae Fiat de la Louisiana Ell de Ia Cour An
N''r plH"et dldicare, qui poulraiept ayoir ,rn;,
la prnpnete ci-apres decritp en- ro,iseo,a u,o't
au' ue 'ofihe dams Iordre, he dseret on 10 mean, Wy
IN cGur, en- Tertu du1ue Ia rene ete f,e 81 Az ae
'c Oh egalile dahs festiuaIiou laYis On -
ana ~ NY, ou de ia fente, hn pour aue cause
que euhane de fare voir, dams treuAs iours
Fh"cAtt@h de cetta avis pourquo la vents nin; 49, "a
seta pas confrmee ct homoioguee 'a''e ns
IA de praprete tut vendue par lie Sheriff s,s AZ, y,
Eoe'ns Jour evrl, de Fauuee 1885, Gu yertu a nj A..
cre de ceItc cour repdu lie Seine ds Mars l.. sa q
1850 dams Pataire de William kiaekcy We sn aaes
8eit, soi 1855 du docket de retc Fon, i aihuet
VenI' lie dit William Mackey s'est sepdn sconR"a
! pour lie ptiN de S}SDa plant. efpeieur
Description del ffophete d'apres Ia transfer inasc;
.s.- are, Sayolr: 'te'-
! I'm certain lot lie ierre commits ,o,,s
81 authorizations, situt en- In Iaroisse ~,
lle1 hofRe par ieS rues de la Nonvele IeySe ,u "an
anl ana pslGra arslgne par lie No uprs mn nIaa
iccembre 1884, detose On re, ~ FHs 10 10
nalra PUBIC, cnhmc plan No l3, e dir h, ds,i
'ihst pleds ONE po,ces face h s H. r.
so"ahte quinze peds de A.,
o,cSs ie ot NO ., ct qnatre ris pieds. sSai
ouche la N opriete aires,pt mn aa,,,;e. aa eoe qui
No 'ooda4i, Ell aFant dix neuf pieces W
uens "a t,roordeur, il tal lace A uns liz
NJ NJ uor feas heu pouces comuups nyas ia y
NOS 10, q 7, s anu 3. "''''S 'Fs 1875
BHr au du Cir
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Collection Of CoIJqual Phrases, on every topic
u cessary IN lnainta- conversation, arranged under
ilerent heads With remarks on the peculiar
pronunciation and use of various words. The whole
disposed as copsder sbly facilitate the acquisition ofa
correct pronunciation Of the French. By A Bolmar,a
new edition, revised and corrected.
u selection Of ne hundred of PERKINS, Tables, s.rco
panied with key, containing the text Literal! and free
translation arranged in such manner TO point out
Indifference between the French and English dion,
.so figured pronunciation of the French, according
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