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The subscriber having just returned, in company
with Saml knower, Esq. OF this city, from visit o
exploration to the above named industrial Asso
ciation and being convinced of the admirable adap
taton OF the Domain TO the purposes OF Il Phalanx
and of tue excellency OF the Constitution present
population and future prospects OF the Leraysyille
Associaton-has accepted the Office and received
the accredited authority OF its General Agent for the
purposes of receiving subscriptions to the capital
stock forwarding individuals and merchandise, con-
ducting correspondence, and giving explicit nfor
nation concerning all parts of this vigorous and
fourishing organization. He is provided with Maps
Plaster-models of the Domain, Drawings of the prn-
cipal Ed6ces, local Statistics copies of the Consti
tution and all information necessary for those ndi
viduals who may desire to Associate Capital Labor
or Talent with this movement
No persons need apply for resident membership
who are not unequvocaly moral, sober, industrious
social, and benevolent citizens, able and willing tc
enter heartily into the Industrial Groups, devoted &c
Agriculture, the Arts Manufactures, Commerce OF
Education
Persons applying for information are requested tc
call at No - Park-pace between the hours of seven
and nine, on any evening OF the week, Sundays ex.
cepted
Joiners and Carpenters, Stone MasonS, Tailors
ShoemakerS, a 'Tin-plate Worker, Blacksmith, Ar.
chitect, Brushmaker, Comb Manufacturer Carriage
Maker, Chair Maker, Cooper Glove Manufacturer
Harness maker, Umbrella Manufacturer-wanted
;u,neSiaIely SoIyNAS BROwY- General A rent
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18

CAAUTAuoUE WAKING UP.-We observe in The
last Censor call signed by three hundred and
thrty,l lOur substantial Wings OF the town OF
in Fredonia on the 23d for the purpose of form
ing Town Clay Club and organizing for the
Presidential campaign.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18
.r- meIxil1e.s Grafton.

Our amiabIe but rather 7lghty young fliene
C.aosecoort Mslpilic, Esq. IN the course OF hs
poetic but vapory Grafton 10 the Loco foco5 q
Friday evening, indulged in the following PEI
spnaI "reminiscences:
A. for mysef come from stock the women As vel
the men Of wlcl. have from frat org1nzation Hi ~
manifested peleIenGe OI AID sympathy win us
ctatic cause. Loud chrers.l
Our friend would have spoiled this story Il he
had stated that his peletna! grandfather Malos
MELVILLE, one Of the famous 'Bost0" 1en- F@'fy'
was WIG to the last, and was turned out OF d
petty Office IN his old age therefor, by this very
Jackson-van Buren, dynasty which his grandson
was here gorlfylng.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-18

NA1xL 6. RRAoFeRp. Secretaries. ul4
CYRUS CRENEkY,
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y the above means, they yielded in the third
year after. The most luxuriant crops of clover
mLtwcve years after, two Of the three reclaim.
I'd fields afforded ample pasture for all the stock
on the farm.
The simple turning in Of buckwhea', howov-
or, (with a dressing of manure, if il can be well
spared,) and seeding with grass or rye in Sep
,cmbcr is, perhaps, as good method as any
that has been recommended for the improve
mcni ot Land by these means; and where sta
bic and other NATURES cannot conveniently be
had, (ani in many situations they cannot always
be obtained even for money, in sufficient guam
ti'y)-in such cases, the plan of manuring with
green crops commends itself to the farmer as
substitute both cheap and ef1icacious.
Dr. Dana does not recommend the blowing
in Of crops green for manure, where ouy one
crop is 20 be turned in. For lucid exposition
jections TO turning in green crops in preference
to dry, see Colman's Third Report on the Agr.
culture of Massachusetts, or the New England
Farmer of July 1st 1910. DR.. D. says, Dry
plants gire more geine than green" Mature
teaches us to turn in the dried plant" This
doctrine, though the antipopes of that generally
adopted in practice, is supported by the opinions
of "two successful and experienced farmers" "
who informed Mr.. Calman that they had come
to the conclusion that the fertility of land is
more advanced by blowing in crop after it has
become dried, than by blowing ii in in its great
est luXuriance."
1t is necessary, in order to turn in green crops
easily and thoroughly. that roller should pre-
cede the pillow. Mr.. Keely, in the case above
cited used wooden roller, abou, four inches in
diameter, and sixteen inches long, fixed on the
end of the plow.beam, in frame temporarily
put on for the purpose N. E. Farmer.
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ELIAS NV MAN

CJAVINfi received a very cv'cn.i i've assortment OF
i L DRY GOODS invites the Ladies and Gentle
men Of Burlington and vicinity 10 call and examine
them. Among which viii le found Bazorincs,
Lawns, Satin Striped Muslin, Striped Muslin Cling
hams, NJ. u. Laine- &r: Nr.
Also
very extensive as or'mcnt 81 Black and fIuc
Eiack Alepincs of superior qinlitv and finish very
'oyv. Prints very rca variety Of beautiful finish,
irh grounds and superior quality, The most elegant
styles in market, These Goods were ought in }os.
ton and are r. commended for raty aud fast e lors.
Furniture Prints, White Furniture Dmtv, Culn-
tcrlHnr>, 10 II and II quarters, and Certain Frnecs.
Black and Blc Black German, Ensli h and Amcli-
can Broad Cloths.
Satnciics, Tweed>, Ermlnelte, Cambleteen, Doe
Skin. Cashmere Figured and Plain Lasting, Valve
tine, Mole Skin, and other rich Summer siu.ls:
Ladies' super Black Kid Gloves, Light Colorcl DO
for summer, White do, Half Long do. Also, Silk.
Lise Thread, Cotton dc.
Ladies' India Rubber Mitts. A few pair Rich Cuffs
Geniemen's KID Gloves, Black White and Colorcd
l.sle Thread, Linen and Cotton do, White Kid and
Silk do
Superior spnaIfeld Hdkfs, Pengce, Choppas and
Black Italian Cravats, extra size. Silk Opera Ties
Fancy and Black Satin do. Stocks and Collars.
French Dimv, .Camlric Inserting and Edsing
Frnges, Gimps, Purses Ba gs, Hooks and Eyes on
Cards and IN Boxes, Jet Buttons.
An extensive assortment of Zephyr Worsteds, Pear
lB'ntons, with and without ,hank<. Fine COMBS
Dressing do Scissor, co pIe,; Sfed'es' &C.
Stark Mills Farmers Mldesex, Merrmar Dover
and other Sheeiings. Superior nhleachd Family
Shlriing and Drilling. Beach'd Sheeng and Shirt
ing, Ticking, Mexican Mixtures, Fancy Stripe
Checks, &c. Hamilton Strp'd Jeans. Wicking
Wailnr, Eatnr, Knitting Cotton, Cotton Yarn
Carpet Warp &r. at oltlprccs.
| Irish Linen, Double Dama>k, Brow Linen, JACKIE
do, Superior White Linen Drilling, Duck, Cra>l
Russia bal er, Birds Eye Linen, Table Cloths, Spreads
| aud DoiaieS.
| Pain NJ. y. Taine Hlkfs. and Shawls, Bonnet
| Cap and Neck Ribbons. Mar>hal's Linen Thread
do. White superine No. from 50 TO 100 for knlttln.
Lace, &c.
| TailOr's Trimmings.
Silk, Twist, Imperial Canvass, Padding, Brown
| Linen, Seleca, Buttons, Coat Cord and Brald Wig
ans, dc. dc. Taylor's Spool Thread, Cark's an
| other kinds.
| Burlington, % Nav. 1914, 81
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WATCHES.

TN thi> line 10 which we are paving more par,ictI-
l. lar attention than ever, we offer better BARGAINS
than have ever cen able to do before, and those
who wish GOOD GOLD or SILVER WATCH are
particularly requested 10 call and examine with the
closest scrutiny, The watches Of our Spring impora
ton. There has been quite a rise on good movements
road since arrived and we can sell lower than
if they were nor 10 c bought.
We wG::!.!! ::'";ad customers that we know person
ally the makers of most Of the watches we ell that
we are striving 10 establish reputation for selling
GOOD Watches, that we are of the opinion that we
knor whether a watch is good or not, an that we
consider that we can be relied upon for what we re-
cummenlto be good, LEI Others IN the line or OUT
nv VIVA, they may. We have watches OF r. g. G..
c.cevs, oscph Johnson John Harrison> and other
Liverpool Makers, and q. II. Ives, London, and we
have movements of all the most celebrated makers,
which we can case to any pattern desired, and we
further say that we will sell for cash down any de-
-crptCn ofwntches of any maker, as CHEAP a. any
New York or Boston Dealer. Our customers are
desired 10 rcincml er that when they buy watch in
New York or Boston they go and nav The ca III down
and we cannot afford TO sell a good gold or silver
watch and aNe part pay in an old watch or some
hing e>e, and sell at the same price, Pay us tn,
cash down. and ALL cash, and no one shall sell he
low us. We have for cash Cola and Silver Wa,che.
al hafonr former prices almost. We do no, like III.
looks OF prices IN advertisements or we would sub OH
| a list thai would make some stare. We only woult
say To all who wish any Gold or Silver watches O
| other Goods its, give chance to sell to Won, an
You shall &c sat fled with prices and goods. and per
manenuy. BRINSMAID g. BROTHERS,
Successors to
| PANGBoRN G. BRINsMAIp.
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RON I,l'

.tTRONtS Il Go. have Just received and now Of
y ter a low prices
10 Tons a. orred Engli,h Tire Iron,
; DO dp Swedes
do Ru,s OIL Sale,
3 do do Nal rol-,
Sanderson', Ca, Steel, Swees DO,
Iurn~h Rli>,. do.
Gtrnnn, Toe Calf, do
AuvI Roster Key, aud Patent
Wees Shoyels, Spades Hoes, Gro Bars, Hay
and MANURE Forks, Scylhe., Scoop Shovel,
with General aud full assortment ofIronmongery
May, -. ~. 50
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r Il, " AS F.!
TIE VOICE OF NEW ENGLAND.
BIZ J. O. WHITTIER.

BY J. O. WHITTIER.
Up the hillside, down the glen,
Rouse the sleeping citizen,
Summon out the might of men
Like lion crouching low,
Like night, storm rising slow,
Like tread Of unseen foe.
|, is cominr--i' is nigh
Stand Won homes and affairs by!
On your own free hcarth-stonos die!
Clang the bells in nj your spires!
On the gray hills of yonr sircs,
Fling TO Heaven your sanal fires !
From Wachusct, lone and bleak,
Unto Rerk shire's gallant peak,
Let the flaming hcralds speak
O. for God and Duty stand,
Heart to heart and hand to hnnd,
Round the old graves of your land!
We have only left us space,
For free and fearless race-
None for traitors false and base.
Like the Angels voice SUI lime,
Heard above n world of crime
Crying of the end Of Time.
IN the proud car Of the South,
With one heart and with one mouth,
Utter Freedoms mighty oath:
Make our union bond chain
We will snap its links in twain,
We will stand erect again!
"Givc us bright, though broken rays,
Rather than eternal haze,
Clouding DER the ull.orbcd blaze.
Keep your land Of sun and bloom,
Only leave 10 Freedom room
For her Forge md Plow and Loom.
"Take your Slavery blackcned Wales,
Give us but our own free gales,
Blowing on our thousand sails.
Live, rs Paupers, mean and vile,
On the fruits Of unpaid toll,
Locus,s of your glorious soil!
Live, fit be life to dwell
In your tyrant citadel,
Mined beneath hy fires # hell!
"Our bleak hills shall bud and blow,
Vines our rocks shall overgrow,
Plenty in our vallies flow.
And. when vengeance lights your skie
Hitler shall ye turn your eyes,
As the damned on Paradise!
awe but ask our rocky strand,
Freedoms true and brother band,
Freedoms brown and honest hand.
"Vallies by the Slave untrod,
And the Pilgrims rugged sod,
Blessed of our fathers God !"
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THE PATENT LACE,
INVENTED ny
f.. p. BANNING, NJ. u,

OF PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA.
MILL be kept constantly on hand by Dr. JONI
w w. EMERY, of Essex, he having purchased Of
the original Patenee the erciusire right 10 make and
pend the same, within and for the Counties OF Chit
tenden, FranklinI I.amoilIe and Grand Isle.
The PATENT LACE has now been before The pub
lie for number ofmonths,- hundreds have cen APP
piled in different parts of the country, mn with she
cess never before equallel hv any remedial aren't
Numerous well authenticated Certificates uf It's lC1r
cial influence the removal ofl, Of long stand
ing, might be furnished from thi>imn,date vicinity
in addition TO the statement OF eases and certilyj'c.
ofcures furnished by DR.. Banning and others But
this Is not deemed necessary AT the pre- tune.
ference can be given 10 individuals wearing the Lace,
in nearly every town in the Cuuny
Physicians have long felt the necessity of Srppor-
Ter differently constructed and more perirctn it, adap
ton TO the human form, than any that had been pre-
scented to the public. The Invention of BGnning'S
meet, with their general appreciation, it j. de. gned
10 relieve symptoms, and remedy class Of physical
| maadies which cdnnotle reached 'y medicines alone
The descent ordlspacement Of the v,cerra from re-
laxation OF the abdominal muscles, other causes
tends 10 alter and derangche function OF every organ
IN the human system, and in many cases this dcvia-
ton from the natural healthy position OF parts, is tho
sole cause OF general deblIty-n Males and Iema 'cS
Of Dyspepsia, Affections Of the Stomach and Lirer
Fertilization ofihe Heart Spinal Irritation, HYsteria
Hy5ocondria, Piles Proi1psus Ctcria, Suppression
Of Urine, the bronchitis ofP9llicSpeakers, and Incl
pient ConSumption-al ofwh "h will much rcliev
ed, if nor entirely removed Nv ihe of the Pden
Lace, when their existence + caused by physical de
| rangcment and a mechanical displacement Of parts
which can he readily a>crranel y observing TIN
form and symptoms of the person a''erIe1.
| This instrument has lccn cxammel v Drs. Mott
Rogers Francis and Gri>conb Of New Yorl-'h
Faculty ofPitt>burah I1anforlanl New Haven, an
has ohiaped their iavora o 'e-tim ny.
Applications for thi> Lace may made 20 the .uh
>crler, at Essex, or Haaar Il Arthur, Burlington
Patients at distance will be vsic Al heir residence
if required. JOHN ". EMERY.
Essex March 81, 1874. i3u
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PANGBoRN g. BRINsMAIp
CLOCKS

Do no, forget TO remember that we are opening the
most eanlilh Brass and Wood CLOCKS, striking
and alarm, and intend TO sell them single or by
The case for very little pay. Don't fear 10 look at
them, they won't hurt you, if you don't buy them.-
No charge tor showing them il you don't buy.
May pol. BRIN>MAID d BRoTmERs
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N0's' GE.

II, F. g. w. l.. STRONG having associated with
/ them ANDREW THOMPSON, the Mercan
Ne and Commission business will lie continued under
I iir m of ST RONGS g. Co.
April |, 1914 SO
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NEW GOODS.

- NJ. POPE has lusi received his Sprine Stool,
-. OF Dry Guol> and GrocerieS, which he will sci
for cash or lra " pay cheap a. the cheapest.
Burlington, May Is, lSii. 50
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WRIGiI'T'S
INDIAN vEGETA PILLS; OR
INDIAN PURGNTIyE,


THOUGH many medicines have lecn leore the |
! pul ne for much longer period than Wnicur,. |
lNp,AN yrcrrABLn PlrLs, vet none stands now in |
HIGHER REruTE. or ha, more rapidly attained firm
hold upon popular est nation. The THOUSANDS Thai
nave used Them throughout the length and breadth Of
The Republic, all bear cheerful testimony to their |
thorough efficacy and mild operation when employed
in the mo distressing disorders " " hich flesh is heir
TO-"
The theory Of dIseasc on which WRrGIIT'~ INDIAN
VEGETABLE Pills are founded is this, VIZ: that there
is only one primary cause Of all the disorders that
nf7ictHe human family, and that corrunt hnmors
or. IN other word - InpuriiyQf Eiooi. Thi> prnci
pie /, now 50 generally admitted, thai NAV in fact
lie SAID to sustained Y an universally of opinion,
the icwds-cnlcrS constituting Lat very feeble mi
nory. It is useless therefore to discuss The sound
ness OF this Theory in this place and connexIon
THE ONE DISEASE PnrxcfpLE eng admitted. the
mode OF atlagl; protested ly all practitioners leromes
the >nmc-nameIy, purgation. But many the so
called specifies now eiure the public, produce only
one form Of Pmga,ion; they are ether ;;riorifi;;
Cathartlr Dureiic or Expelorani. Urighfs Indian
IpCct1blc Pins Omhlne all these proprriie, AMI az
therefore calculated to attack the element, Of Je,s
Al all points, and bva harmonious and combined ope-
ration to cxpe it radically from the system. Their
lact i MAGICAL and j. no lies, as,on,.lno for
is millne,, than lis ciicacy Both scres. md All
ares may employ them, according To the directions.
without fear for while they are rcri7ig 10 cre an dis
r1sSSihat are remedial, thry nerer nfli,.an in;'y
upon the system.
! 'The pc,f;,J slriy Of the medicine is anobc, on
! inu3riqni quaHiy and one which has contributed
more. tau any ilms cl,e 10 it, extension and DopU
/ ioriig.
IN a ,r9rd his ae,''cinc conmcn1q iyeIr qiron oh,
10 lie pajroaage Of he unblr amt lis yss 5iJ FIX
/ 10 Lcc3fpe be'1re lon O.. alino>i nuirers1L
CAUTION.
The cirizons Of New l.n.anlare respectfully IN
formed that in con. c1,rrcp Of the -reo, noouorty
which Wrish'~ lnjan Ie-ea'lrp,I, have carncjEy
their aston shng eoolncs-, Gang Of Conn,cri.,er.
are now irdus,r,ui,v cncn ed in pa'minr on the nm
sn.pccring, rdiercss aud prrlap, liam gcro,s mej.
cine under the name Of Indian Vegetable PM.
THIS is TO inform the pu r tina, the genuine meG
cine has ON the loxe<,
0Wricht's Indian Neyctahle pills
(NnIAN PI'RGATIvD
or THE NORTH AMEn'cAS COLLEGE, OF HEAITH'
Anda>o around the Aorder OF the lalel will he found
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EARN FOR SALE.

rr-a C'OR SALE a farm in Underhill, con-
%sMs3 L tanning one hundred and iorly->ix
IRtsI.s acres Al on one hundred acres of which
,t9sES is under cultivation, the remainder is
covered hv good Growth Of hard wood. On the
premise, are convenient dwelling house. lavn, sheds,
&c. and an orchard OF thrifty bearing app trees,
sufficient for making some fly or sixty barrels OF
cider. Al,o, a farm containing one hundred acres,
living about one mile from the hove, aUut sixty acres
Of which is under improvement, and has on II a capo-
cious barn, the remai ndeT Is wooded, principally
with beach and maple. They Nre are situated near
the centre of the Town and g The main road, are
well wa,ered and well fenced considerable portion
of The fence being substantial stone wall, and ogelh-
er compose one of the best DAIRY farms in the town
for much less than their real value, and possession
given on the Is, of April next. For further partcu
lar. enolire of A. FOOTE.
Burlington, Feb. %, lS44 SSf
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E)OrAS'l KETTLES, 80 and leo gallons. Cau
4 dron do 80 Is, 60 ard l20 gallons, very cheap
Nay, l-it. so SIRONGS & Co.
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INSUR ANCE.

THE subscriber has acted as Agent for the Eina
i Insurance Company of Hartford Connecticut for
more than twenty years past and continues 10
against LOSSES by fire, and all kinds ofbuldnes and
personal properly, and will receive applications at
hi, Office in Burlington, and Immediately issue Policies
for that purpose at as low rates Of premium, as any
private company can afford. The undoubted re pom
sihlily of this Company, nsures safety to the insu-
red and their prompt, honorable, ard liberal course
in the adjustment and payment Of losses, will he at
tested by all with whom they have had occasion TO
do business. WIN. A. GRlSWOLD, Agent.
Burlington, March l. 1874. 40 If
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HOUSE TO LET.

HUUNE To lie 7.
THE snhs ,ril er will let his large and commolious
J. BRICK HOUSE, situated opposite the Bank OF
Burlington, and on the corner of Church and Banl;
Streets. for one ur longer term of years. The
house has leen occupied for nun er OF years pa It
a boarding house, and is well calculated to accom-
mo late from twenty to thirty boardcrs. Terms made
known hv application 10 the subscriber, and pos
ion given on the first day of May next.
WIN. A. GRISWOLD.
Burlington, April 4, 1874 "A If
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TO PERSONS ABOUT BUILDING.

TO PERSONS ABOUT BUILDING.
THE subscribers keep on handP their Lumber
l. Yard on Pearl Street, Boards .scantlng, Plank
Floor Boards and Inch Boards lady paned; Lath
Lining and other materials fo' ulding.
Persons in the adjacent Towns can be supplied at
the Mills in Underhl a, a suitable deduction from the
Burlington prices.
Nh. They offer to contract for the erection of
Buildings on reasonable terms. Apply to Fl. p.
Hcbok. HICkOk d STEVENS.
Burlington, 3 JAN, 1874 81 If
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CALL FOR GOODS.

THE Low Prices for which Goods have been sold
l. has for good reason, induced buyers to take
freely their accustomed supply from the Chenp Cash
Store, where the whole trade being for Cash, there is
of course extras charged for contingencies, ready
money buyers are satisfied that cash buys goods
cheaper to-day, than promise of it can possibly do
tomorrow. The place for testing the Today principle
NAV be ascertained by applying TO the Peope's Agent
18Th June, IA. HOWARD.
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T AMP GLASSES and Lamp Wicks for Chemical
IL and all other Lamps.
50 BRIN MAID d. BRorHrRs.
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For SALE OR TO RENT.

THE Large aud CONNEXIONS Dwelling House
L situated on Pearl street, now occupied Nv Me-
Rrm>'nald and opposite Rev, Geo. g. mgeTsolfs--
Possession given lst MAY. For further particulars
enquire of NATHAN u. lIASWElI.,
April II, 1874, A. 4
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SUGARS.
The IOth Number of Illuminated
S;hoEacpnnrp.

- ECElVED nj Harrlngtons', and the IN cxpec-
IN ted by Virril's Express, which brings No. Eve
nv Thursday evening. This Edition of the worlds
Poet vii have the largest sale fany one ever before
published.
18th June, 1914.
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BOOKS & STATIONERY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AT ClIY PRICES.

lust received at The New CHEAP Book STORE, an
j extensive assortment of he best standard 1fedi-
CAL 1heoogicak CiaSSical, Miscellaneous and School
Books Also, as ,ortmcnt Of Stationery of every
description for sale nj lower prices Than have ever he
fore been offered IN this vicinity.
Among the Books are q Iaro, Ociavo, IL mo. and
Pocket Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books IN plan and
| extra binding; Bible and Common PRAYER Books
bound together, new and very ieautii,il article
| Common PRAYERS with the Proper Lessons; Fine
| Pocket Testament, ANIMALS and a great variety of
line illustrated works suitable for presents at greatly
| reduced prices. SCOTS Family Bible 3 vols. royal
Svo. well bound for Sc Brande's Dictionary of
Science Literature and the Arts, the most useful and
valuable book Of the kind ever published; The Far
mer'S Encyclopedia, embracing all Of the most re-
cent discoveries in Agricultural Chemistry, and lap
ted 10 un>cenl lie readers; the latest and best work
ON Agriculture, and the cheapest published, con-
taning ll65 PAGES royal Svo. well bound for only
$3.50 Also, great variety OF new and useful Agri-
| cultural works, very cheap. Bancrol's History OF
the Cnicd States Pre>cott's Ferdinand and Isabella,
aud History OF Mexico; Sparks Life aud Writings OF
Dr. Franlln l0v, published al $50, price $3.50, &c
All the ncw popular works are received as soon a.
i issued, for sale al the lowest city prIce,
Among the Stationery, are FuO>cap, Letter, Note
Tissue Perforated, Music Drawing Paper and Bri>-
- inl Board; Drawing aud Writing Pencils Newman,
Water Coors Ink, Ink>tand>, Sand Boxes, QHIS
Steel Pens, Mathematical INSTRUMENTS Slaies, Visit
ing and Printing Cards Backgammon Boards, thts
- Men, etc. etc.
Criizens and strangers are respectfully invited Il
call aud examine the stock. Orders from abrua
punclually attended to al the lowest prices. Mer
chants supplied with Shool Books, Paper. &c ns luy
u they purchase IN any Of the cities, Eemen
and Letter Paper at $780, 81, Is, $500 and 81, 80 pc
ream, &c. dc.
~ Peck's Building, A. EDWARDS.
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