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n A. BRAMAM. has on hand and is receiving
~. large and well selected assortmen, OF ar'ile
in his line for the FALL TRADE consisting al all kind
School Books, and valuable and popular work
the most recent publications.
ALSO
A new supply of Blank Books, consisting of | &c
gers, journals, Day Invoice, Note, and Bill Books,
of all sizes, III full al half lending Cap and Letter
paper, Of the best kind, Drawing, Tissue, Morocco,
Mar lc Blottiug and other varieties OF paper, Ink
Quills States, Bonnet Boards, Pencils, Sand Boxes
Letter Stamps, rel Tape and Stationery generally,
II great variety. Oct. IL
| THE subscril or offers for sale al his Brick Shop
| L in Cherry Street, large variety OF FrEs con-
| ssting of
! Genet furs
White, grey brown and black furs, +, Ladies
| Trimmings
Lynx aud squirrel Roas
| - ALSO
Superior black Outer and hair Olter caps
| Shetland and south sea seal do,
| Boys caps, for 80 cents
Far and hair collars a variety
Northwest Buffalo Robes
Fur and cloth caps repaired, and
MIls and Caps made to order. by
WN ! SEYMOUR
Burlington Oct ~, ISL
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HOWAgs DIS

In preparing for real unny, Jolly time in showing
oil the Workmanship Of fair hands and beautiful fin
gers of our own and foreign cmcs, which will lie so
arranged as to make a most splendid appearance,
invited, for iuihcr very great accummoda ion,
there will le allowed 10 lie taken away for cortin-
ucI examination, any of the choice arii les they may
wish ly only leaving a mere irfng paper or coined
dcpositc to Keep UP the full assortment of cnrios,es
at HOWARD'S.
Early Thnrsiay Morning, 9th Jan. 'l2
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Crockery atCost!

Crockery at Cost!
"A FEW sets OF blue, pink and Dove ware; also,
/AGass Dishes, Gas, Lamps, c,c. nj cost Tor the
purpose q closing lial Kind Of business
Nov. H. SD SCOlE
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Buffalo Robes.
II BALES superior Buffalo Robes, just received
and for sale as cheapas the cheapest by
Nov. lS. by +. NJ WRIGHT & Co.
Also No. Otter Caps Lynx Mutfs and Boas Fur
Collars Angola Fingcs, &c
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S,AWS.-M Cross-cut and Circular Saws.
- sale by Jan. 7. HAGAR Il ARTHG
Sign Of tho Paddock, Corner Of Church and Co!.t
Streets
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A LARGE and well selected assortment consist
n ing of Gill Mahogany and cir, lfotoganU dnt
Fancy framed Looking Glasses for s,le at great,
reduced prices at the Hardware Store, Corner o
Church and Col ege SIS, BY HAGAR & ARTHUR
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N8 ! IL -.

A FEW Bales le,i Panied Buffalo Roles, Mems
Ale, shetland seal Caps, Nulria Fur do Boys do
Mems and Boys hair seal do Fur Collars, Sc, Tor
sale cheap for cash, by i, DOOLlrTLE.
Nov. 4. 1871.
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!! 8 q 9

N7ALTON'S VERMONT REGISTER.-l50O i,
w received ly [Dcc15l C. GOODRICH
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SELLING OFF CHEAP.

1000 OR MORE pounds good Cotton
lOOS Batting at Cd. per ID. Calicoes 10
correspond say at about or cts. per yard.
lot Caps, Comlorters and Mus at nearly one
half former prices.
so grea, variety of Goods at prices too low 10 be
printed.
The work of selling off cheap has fairly commenced
and all goods sold TO sui, purchasers, at
January, 1912. TOWARDS.
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LAW BLANKS.
~ GOODRICH has constantly for sale by the
~. Ream or Cure, general assortment of law
blanks, printed from forms from Revised Statutes,
consisting Of
Justice Wrirs and Executions, all kinds in use
Trustee Wrlls
County Court Writs and Executions, various kind.
Warranty, Qut-claim, and Mortgage Deeds
Chancery Bills for forcosing Mortgages
Blanks fer Depositious
Administrators Bonds
Letters of Guardianship
Officers Receipts
Justice Appeals
Blanks for Notes IIay-Scales, &c. &c.
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BARK.

y c. LOOMS Will ycash for 80 cords Of goo,
II Hemock Bari, fLeyerei Ly. the hrsl Of Feb
next. Jan. 1872.
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H,HOSE suffering from an irritated state Of th'
] Lungs, particularly al this season OF the year
! viii find an excellent medicine in that of the
LILY SYRUP,
tor advertisement Of which, looks , first columu-c
! his paper, Tor sal, by PECK &. SPEAR,
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NOTICE..
Bucks Patent Cooking stoves.

BUCk's PalcIt CUOhIIIg StUVcsS
I'M est stove for the saving Of labor and fuel.
L which has ever been offered for sale in this state
he fire eng directly under the boilers, 50 as 10 take
he iir and ,harPet heat, and then passing around
he oven in tuc>, give the oven lar heat;
.ahas equal 10 u Trick oven; aud Icing larger THAI
in any other cooking stove now 10 use. For sale by
Nov. 10, 1871. 5. NJ. POPE.
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New Law Books.
CONNECTlCCT REPORTS, Vol. Is.
~ Common Law do VOL 80.
Feel. do Vol. G.
Zee. Is. For sale by G. GOODRICH.
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cO HHDS. Trinidad, and 50 hhds Porto Rico
~ Mo.asses heavy boiled and light coored, ust
| received and for sale at very low price, by
FOLLETT & BRADLEY.
| Old Dock. Burlington.
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IMPORTANT WORK.

Containing ssf Ct A
:s; ':s A As;S ia. 4':
ahe and p9Ssbsd, anda sdsptsd 70
are the impo which the learned author
ty accomplish list To instruct the Mstsilsr.
!. 20 Y s Il Of e ~
business; and to enancae them Of bcnoaee 10
such are too commonly eoyn.d By blind prejudice and
salte Druygss and Ocers Of the Reve aue
descriptions the commodities winch through their
hands sdy By exhibiting Of the finest
10 sSsS aa :1's sy
Capialsts whe may be desirsus Of placing their funds 10
among plausible cha nans Sthiy TO susbss ..nsIs"s.
III Law TO became tainted with the nature Of those
pat:nt arhsmss viii h apt to give litgsoo
staple dissuade them from enactins
law: hieh obstruct industry cherish br anch it, 70
And Issy give the general reader intent chiefly on in
tsectuai cultivation. Of many Of nobb achieve
nsnu Of Science affecting !hese grand Of
natter to which Great Britain the United States owe
their paramount wealth. rank power among the nations
TIE statistics Of every importadt object Of M.pae
itY, at me end Of each article.
The work viii be printed from the "a LONDON edition. which
q s goo e il viii b:
sWd " 81 SEM monthly Aumbtrs Tin coven) sas,
H To any psrson sending us Eve dollars at one time in ad
ve we VIII forward the numbers BY mail PAID
- they come from the press
TS suitable as;c,s this afford. opportunity San
United State. and may Be Obtained with
t resae iscty; Sost paid, La Roy Sunderland,
TO every editor who gives this advertisement entire twev.
s one soe q Ne %
New York Waterman. New York. ~ ), fla Ins
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A Wreath for the Prince

Here's wreath for the Prince may it live evermore
With bloom undminish.d, a pow undenied.
Here's the Shamrock the glory Of Erin's loved shore
And the Thistle OF Scoland-bravr trusty and tried
Here's England's bright emblem the Rose OF the world
Still hallowed by leeds hat true grea, evince
Here's tho wreath OF Great Britain to welcome the
lHa Prince! ..HU
May the waters Of God, as they touch his fair brow
AZ they yield him name to each Bron's heart dear,
Be a covenant kept midst the angels from now,
That this OF the Church will i,s spirit revere.
Then wreath for the Prnde. may it live undecayed
Our 10y atty, honor, and truth to evin;e;
'Midst the banners Of royalty proudly displayed,
Here's the wreath Of Great Britain 10 welcome the
Prince.
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DANDRUFF o. loss Of hir caused by ,anguio or OBJ
sraetso circulation IN the small blood vessels
Oily The scap and hair with nouris' mem
which The pcrsraton becomes thick and elammv AZ
on me surface forming erast called dandd winch clogs
up the psrcs Of he sku and s
OF hair prevents from su
retain vitality The hair h-u h,rSh
cha gss color esd off This unhealthy Affection Z very
speedily aud ec-ly cured BY Jasne's Hair Tenic which
the dandua. and produces and healthy grvw
to supp the loss Of the old; and badness
moved where IL ALREADY .xsis
The following eruic Is selected which sp5risptly
proves iss ext. binary yrs ues- 80 7. ~
Messr, 5auds:-Gentl. As en- act Of justice to
you an Dr. Jayne send this certificate to inform Of
the inv uable ten. my has from lhs
Or Jsype Hair Tonic She lost her eatire had of
hair but her yebows also and after Balm Of Column
pa and vaous other rcmedies with benz fit fhs uoed DR.
1synss Hair Tonic oh. 9s-d Two bottles before e.ud
sartsd TO arrow out faey and few he. head aud
eyebrows We with third gre wh OF d. 81 ck hair
better than sh ID !os think IL enrelv produced by
the Of the Tonic aud would commend al need
sma remedy. $500
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne. 20 South ID stest Price
ST.. so.d wnolsia and ret BY A. SD sANDs. drug
gpts - Futon oil Id street. spd leo vlton
also sold py Abraham b. sasds 273 Bieadwsy. COR
Of Chamber street; David Sands TO-, No. IT. Last
Broadway ~ a-. .l. ia u NN-' MAI"
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MEDICAL AID

LII those in need OF medical aid of certain deecrptio
should without i obtain Of little book entitled
the Ru with engravmss This little work was written
and published by Dr. Gregory in 1885, 1871 he pubhed
second edtit with valuable and
tons ID 1912 Il has been still mprov and enarp
The enzravnes beautifully DONE and accompaned
suitable explanatory remarks The author
city practice at "a nearly opposite church.
His having constantly engaged COMBATING diseases Of
this character many past enables him
Jsct only theoretical but The patient
here guided in the selection of remedies the
sprcve circumstances and condition Of the The
the book TO show the ordinary mpoms COM
wh The best method Of cure 1t then shows what
other symptoms and dofreQuony happen with
ate treatment and remedies to be adopted bad
symptoms should he p.ice If the book cents
Dr. Gregory takes this opportunity that
very frequently applied under where
tent seems e be aasrns ~hsh lead him into the belief
ne has some lit reaps Of the complaint still left which
shows itself occasionally Such these freauenv
10 be attended with structure this feet well q he
nature OF structure the patient had Idea
the symptoms have exsed long time stricture
tees speedy and rmsncnt The Doctors
not drug store but apvate DIV cling hous. well
for the Of The book may s. ha
Mr. Kings SO alton street. Of Cliff at The
Of the cay and evening. y ~
Patients residing any distance from the city NAV commu
uiests By letter (wsys postpsd with Dr. O. and his a.
EreR coverings snbc fee the proper cnedies will for
wnded to ORDER and always guaranteed where the
whole npsms and circamstances forth ms ims
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ITO BREWERS AND DIsTILLERs-Ths subscnber,
offer all that valuable property situated in Auburn

| TO BREwERs AND DIsTILLERs.-Ths subscriber
% for e. s, ~, ,ss 15Se .sS II
sDwsiiag hss, ssiSaildns. maohnssy and 6I,arss
9TH ss q K :. s0ss ,:, a
village; dwsa!.s house dwelling house, distisry
hSa. s'; Win r. III. sF e.:
49, Z: 'ss ss.i: ss:P i. s:
s:;s:: s'.'.
q ted ne; ss' s:s
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q &: 3. f. ~ y. r. ): s:ssi.s e.
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=. s sss. L s:s;: :. Hoa.o. .r..
n. s'.l Or q IL ''''s"'''' 7 AyS; LEIrcn
T. 4. E xa.Sls. rI. :u. .w..
Rssr t s:s 70 r.: ms:sSss 4:
I'd ss!taes,sd By hs nt gs.,.nsa ofihs country tire
Without the q oil watewhieh any pson prove
4. Tssss. ia Srsss A,s po' GER m Ss mp In
MENCAL CAER.Pn, CoctE., 10 - Dyanf q ss.'
~or:l s:.s..s q: sS ssss
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:,:s.. :ss:'i 10" ''st b. ssi oSsS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o. fro nes. fss6srS
ana summer ams.ts o superior .saafaetusss siess
= '0a's.-''' ''''F' s"' o5c;LaalcHs xauqEa.
AZ ACHINK BLANKETS AND EAffIN0S. ios ssIs
PERssE BRQoxs.
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LUCINA CORDIAL.

~ NE hWEhlCAN PUBLlC.
:l 6: III $ s::
Sd Ia S sps:ds %e
S.:,iO.s;;y is;Gu;d Europe
s::n s + #
.ass.s:.a he s:a
s sssS .dd r. this and the r:st is medicine has
es q.
nj ns iic .s @
sfS and
@
It e:s 81 sss
doubtful, ci. smCs Ssyersiiy tested se'is: recon-
'HsH,SsiISy st,Sss sY!sd ;hsy
.cps the inmen,e American reputation Of the Lucias Cor
Si';a Ss
h.a been eoondersd s.rso e bear S.pns ..d . ric
eps... pTo.t~uoo, l. psrisei health and ,enyiy W.
ses isss:
and ne Ere, smSunt Of rs.p:ssbe tsstirGsY that e.
giving ptr.on. s.sasnes: i .hs:: psrisais; Ss
.s III ss"S.s I Of %:
and ,esmoaisls ,nn.pebs and much inewsses foueses
.s:no1s faaiP.ni q The most %Osrsssi
- ss:,;r:sy pessiss: 10 5. !: sspsi : ~. So =
S :Sis:s: a ss s : ss~:
males ..a nsLs ,sa oc.slsai where nature hss Sss9
Or whss !hsv have been protested by art6c
and also that cas- produce that state Of the system in
-s'e Win : " S..q and
bat feel called upon 70 a. 90 lest Il misS bs msSs
wh sna ku.raatss far The great res opsSiiiy
Esens cops. Sss which asen
..Si ssiiiiss fSSs Sv;f
md ass rsr ~, :. sss
FLORIDA tUNDs-Union BanE and soo;Ie,n f =;
'ous"'" ~ slSTARE'B
u,;,.d State p.,l 49,. ma, laval street
ssrc nan . n"sss Illinois do Michigan Indiana
ENGLISH WIRE CLOTHS, FOR Fousd r,1isr s.J Cy,.s
sale by = 800. 'Sf
= PEKssE BROOKS. Is s.
mis- q Lsbsssy IT.
ENGLf-H CYLINDER MACHINE TELT1N0. c7vs,v
II superior qua iy, and varieus .,dths for ssls ~
rERSsE BROOKa,
misN o., Liberty u.
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MADAME RESTELI..

EEMALE PHYSICIAN. Office aud residence las Grssn
witch street. between Cortlandt and Liberty strests
where she be consulted with the eondsscs
complaints incident 20 the female frame
Madame kestes experience and knowledge in the
msnt Of obstinate cases Of female rregusry stopage su
presslon. nc such require certaI
relief and perfect recovery Ladies desiring proper med
will Be accommodated during such time With private and
speeAble board Preventive Powder for married ade,
family will Dc sent BY MAJ, to q tie United st.,ss
sss. N. Y. city, viii he recsiysd.
Postou Once No. = Essex
B--Madans kestst would inform ladies' residnS a
the whose health would not admit a" travelling, that she
wond devote her personal any
ofthe United States within reasonable distance.
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Ten Years Ago.

Ten years ago, ten years ago, ar t.H
Life was 10 us o fairy scene;
And the keen blasts Of worldly
Had scared not then It's path way green.
Youth and its thousand dreams we're ours,
Feelings we ne'er can know sgsin;
Unwihered hopes, uRwasted powers,
And frames unworn by mortal pain.
Such was the bright and genial flow
OF life with listen years ago.
Time has not blanched single hair
That clusters round thy forehead now q
Nor hath the cankeript touch ofcare
Left even one furrow on thy brow.
Thine eyes are blue as when we met,
10 loves deep truth, in earlier years;
Thy cheek OF rose is blooming yet,
Though sometimes stained with secret tears
But where-oh where's the spirits glow,
That shone through all--ten years ago7
l, too, am changed-I scarce know why
Can feel each tagging pulse decay;
Aud youth, and health, and visions high,
Melt Like q wreath OF snow awsy;
Time cannot sure have wrought the i'll
Though worn in this worlds sick ming strife,
In soul and form linger still
In the first Summer month fife;
Yet journey on my path below,
Oh how unlike-ten years ago..
But look not thus--I would not give
The wreck Of hopes that thou must share,
To bid those joyous hours revive
When all around me seemed so fair.
We've wandered on in sunny weather,
When winds were low, and flowers in bloom,
And hand in hand have kept together,
And still will Keep, mid storm and gloom
Endeared by ties we could not know
When life was young-ten years ago
Has Fortune frowned Her frowns were vain,
For hearts like ours she could not chill;
Have friends proved false7 Their love might wane,
But ours grow fonder, 6rmer still.
Twin barks on this worlds changing wave,
Steadfsst in Gains, in tempests tried,
In concert still our fate we'll brave ns
Together clesve life's ftful tide,
Nor mourn, whatever winds may blow,
Youths first wild dream-ten years ago.
Have we not knelt beside his bed,
And watche our frst-born blossom die 7
Hoped, till the shades Of hope had fed,
Then wept till feelings fount was dry
Was II Aotsw In that dark hour,
To think, mid mutual tears and signs,
Our bud had left its earthly bower,
And burst to bloom in Paradise
What TO the thoughts that soothed that WOO, Ho
Were heartless joys-ten years ego!
Yes, it is sweet. when Heaven is bright, hs
To share its sunny beams with thee
But sweeter, far, mid clouds and blight,
To have thee near to weep with me. n
Then dry those tears-though something changed
From what we were in earlier youthJ
Time that has hopes and friends estranged,
Hath left US love in all its truth
Sweet feelings we would not fsrego
For LIES best joy-ten years ago.
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TO fAPEk MANUFACTUREBs-rbs, subscriDsn nv
notice that Messrs Howe GODDARD Of Worcester Masss
appointed them their agents prepared uh
yoS notice the most reasonable Fovrdrnsr an
sns 70 sig Pspsr IN III: web a. i Leaves The dyer AS
per- which in point Of workm anshp and finish
BY any other establishment in this country large number
sioM in operation ~ many sf the best mills to whom
will BE- given for all particulars.
PkffssE BROOKS Psps. wsssho.ss,
0oG6kW "a baFtv
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ware reduced Co - cents.
From the foot Of Courtlandt street, New York
EVERY day-Smdays excepteA)
Leaves NV YORK. Leave Newark
Ats An. XssP;M Ats AN. At = Pm.
DO ..,d$Ss - 90 3 90 90
ON SUNDAYS.
From the fsot Of Liberty street
Leave New York. Leave Newark.
A. IA M.snd = IN; .a AL y; s9S 10 P;MI;
NEW FORK ElJZABETHTQM,N,v RAILWAY AND
Fare reduced
FROM the foot of Liberty street daily.
Leave New York. Leave New Brunswck
At AN. At! 4. r.
SONERvILLE stages with these lines each way
Fare between New York and somsrvile, 50 cents
Do do New ErDgwicb, IS cents.
The lnrs in " A. M train New Brunswick and u
A. train from New York, hes been reduced between
New Ysrk and New Brunswiek 70 50 cents
and Rahwayts ~
The Philadelphia mae through New Bunswck for
New ork every evening 81 o'clsek. ga 81
On suudaysths IA. trip from New Brunswiek omit
Pascny:s whe their tickets At n: ticket
osve sfry tckefg
ealv q, the Day when purehaaed Yebll em-
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TO MARRIED LADIES,

MApAME kESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
sH e H;
htsd r1e s:. So , RAP. M ns5s,s "o Sfan
and sSs a.. y e: 4:
stand unnrasd, we'll The country a. in Europe s
e.. i:
Sssy s:s
m.s indsgcsoas- specially o. SsrrieS snsss.~Sich T.
I'd e y: S:esvsTy q Ter celebrated .v.nti!s Pow
oo the health Sds The iii. Of many af.con.ss Wiz
The advertiser feng the ,mpora.es Of this subject aus
sinai Ne vast benefits rssslins 70 .Soosana: By thew
$. that ss;y hold near and dssr sOp.d.1 "a
ssset ~ 1imp. and healthy within control
y +. and snsHsd mind viii "
: n:s S, @ e; g.
can Ss BY mail part " IL U
e ss:ssS letter. mS.t b Ps.t paid sddrs;.sai q
s: * ': Mem n 4:: so'' 49,
SR
M: HosSisei, cr.I Store, Broadway. sia
yB. pssd, brsssi.s Be- corner of Becker
..! Esi gs 81 h a ,onn
Jsa: S.::y. roFe as.n crsac Brooklyn
And Of the and proprietor Professor ClirehoRh
ssi:s.
s: Can; San Pedro safT.p.s a. !. ma:
The latter .os % q: oSs LIZ : acs to -
=: e: s7s;s s:s:s
hss y & 4:
sity: situate directly mon the bay and commando IN
swSs Ss. entire inc A''e'a' country
s. e. :,;s s. .s. ss:s
~ The boarding. Officers the House. whsrs n
s:ss % &C. has
: ss 81 sSs % vii BE- promptly
" the Clerk whc visits all vessels with passepge
a ;e:s :s' S.s r. I. h; No ....sa.m.
C0,aL YAED T0 LsASE:-In: Shaio99 z .rd, No.
Tia ;ss sf: !: y a
TEE CIVIL ENG!NEEK AND AKCHITECTs
or the yeAris neatly bound half calf and leersd with
EVIL Viz oEfsEsRs for January.
Il
fSs 81 steam e, %
Memoir sir Francis Chaasis; iinis Ar:hssiar.l
a. .h: Pat somm.ne.' a new volume psrtie. Wishing
mia stood. IOa Brosdwav. .
HosEy eATENr METALIG SLIDE EXTENSION
p.rer e VI other EI.sn:ion Dining Tables that have
non. The attending those former son.trucioo
IN opening and shuny we'll kno and has to
limit their use; bat all difficulties q remedied
in the Patent Abes the slides herein metallic
Of particular construction, and liable
heavy Of the alternate swelling shrinking
OF the wood n damp and dry weather Those always
easy whether they be placed in the parour where
ths edsreqWntly vspe damp place. there
sre besides splendid and durable article than any
lssns, a.d Of any leng'h n Quired. = a..
The pubic Z respectfully invited to call at the Wareroom
Of he subscIbsr Ne i4o Grand corner Of Elm street the
where tbs article may be examined :
na aet cod. - c =. noBE. P.s.nse.
WILL BE PUBLiSHED, Saturday, Isth inst. The Anne
rcaa keprin Of the following Magazines just received
per steamer Acsdia:-
BIachwoods Edtnbusgh Magazine, - per annum.
pnbtn Univerery Magazine. ...N
meeopohtan Magazine, .......H
Bentley's MisselIany. With 20 illustrations Is
Tbs Edneuryh Review. mo. 1907 also received, aud
4 - IN. MASON. Publ her.
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