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Christmas and New-Ycars

lave been observed as days of Festiv,y and re.
l. l. iocing as suitable periods for rendering and in
exchanging the kindly greetings of Friendship ana
affection, for giving tokens of remembrance and for
religious worship.
All these ways Of observing these Festival occa sons
are good and pleasing in their appropriate places.
To enable those who desire articles suitable to pre-
sent to Genilamcn and LADIES' to Boys and Girls, TO
Parents and Children, 10 hired help either Male or
Female we opening greater variety al much re-
d ced prices suitable for them.
Articles purchased for Presents will he offered low
to induce MANY Ia make Presents during the Holy
davs
We have Gold Watches and Chains Gold Pencils
and Thimhles, Gold Specncles and Eve Glasses,
Rosewood Work Boxes, Rosewood Perfume Gases
with cut bottle, silver, pearl and shell card cases
Splendi Accordans Melodians, Cake Baskets Cen
| ilemens and Ladies' real Stone Pins and Rings
A beautiful London made Patent LEVER CLOCK.
Beautiful Canes with Silver and other heads
Silver ware Of all kinds, Silver utter lrlers and
childrens Forks, Diamond pointed Gold Pens in yer
and gold cases. For shall sell the small
GOLD Pencils with Rings for So 90 only
FOR CHILDREN.
Our assortment of amusing articles and rs we un.
derstand the term 'usel" articles too are far better
than usual and will he offered low.
20 BRINSMAID & BROTHERS.
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TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.

A meeting of those in favor Of elecIing
an,i.liccnse commissioners. will be held at
the Court House this evening at half past six
COLCHESTER.
The opponents of Licenses will hold a
meeting a, the Falls Meeting House on Mon
day evening next, at half past six.
JERICHO.
A meeting of those opposed TO the grant
ing Of Licenses, will be held al the Meeting
House at Jericho Centre, on Tuesday even
ing next at six o'clock p. NJ. E. A. Stans-
bury will address the meeting by request.
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GFMr. c. s. Chase has been delivering
lectures here for week or ten days past, ON
Mcsmerism, Animal Magnetism, or, as he
calls it, Pathetism.
Not being skilled in this wondrous science,
VIC are no, capable ofjudgipg how far lie has
sue seeded in his experiments, or whether
they can justly be regarded as test Of the
truth Of the science. One th'og is true, he
has had full houses, night after night, and his
audiences have patiently strivcn, in the face
Of every Encouragement, to fall into the pa
thetc state. Some have succeeded, and
been experimental on with various degrees
Of success while others, doubtless from a
prcdispos,ion to skepticism, have remained
"as usual" IN spite Of every effort.
We hear Mr.. c. has produced paralysis OF
the Jaw in several cases, so that teeth have
been extracted without pain. We have not,
oursclf, enjoyed that luxury. A gentleman
upon whom Mr.. Chase operated a, Montpc-
lier, being accidentally in town, has exhibit
ted through the whole course, the most sue
cessful and satisfactory experiments.
The closing lecture will be given this
friday Evening a, Sirong's Hall.
P. S.-We have just received commu.
nicaion from Mr.. J. z. Brinsmaid, stating
that Mr.. Chase has succeeded III pathelzng
the face of Mrs. B. so as to enable her to
have two teetl, extracted without pain. and
also by the same means has removed local
main Which has afflicted Mrs. B. for several
months. The length Of the letter rrecludes
its insertion at this late hour.
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copies of either work. or for SIX copies made up Of
both (say for three copies Of each) for one, two,
three four, or five, Of one, and one of the other.
Terms.
For the Congressional Globe, 81 per copy.
For the Appendix, 81 per copy
SIX copies Of either of the above works will lie sent
for s.; twelve copies for $40; and so on in proportion
for greater numer.
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at our RISK BY rule OF he Pos, Office Department,
pc tina. tiers permitted 10 frank letter. written by
them elves, containing money for subscriptions
The notes of any lank, current where a subscriber
resides, wi | lie received y us a, par.
10 insure all The nn' err, the III scrip,ions should
I've in Washington by the l0th of December next al
fariher'st.
iuJs.N attention 1riH be paid 10 any order unless
the money accompanies ii. ,,.
BI,Ait, e. RIVES.
Wa hngion City, November II. ,s4i. ~
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Periodicals for 1915.

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o lv handing the amount OF subscription TO the I'M
% V. HARRINGTON.
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American Eclectic and Mu.enm of For.
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American Revew--a Wing Journal 500
Bl,ciwood> F. lin urrh Magazine 800
Bells Medical Library, Q rarcrv 500
British and Foreign Medical Review,
Qiarierly. 500
Boston Medical and Surgical 10 ,rnal,
Monthly 800
Bra'ewali'> Retro. peci, Semi-annually. loo
Brown SON. Q arlerly Review. 300
Camp ellis Sem-monlhy Magazine OF
Foreign Literature. 500
Christian Examiner, Bi-monthlv. 400
Cutvator, Monthly. LOO
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Democratic Review, Monthly. 500
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Grahln'> l.ady> and Gen;Icnans Mag
azine, Monthly. 800
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Journal of the Franklin Institute, 500
knicktrlorkcr Magazine, " 500
Law Reporter 500
Lheli> Living Age" Semi Monthly. $50
Lays Companion. " 800
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ID / @ d .

In this town, Friday, 18th inst, CHARLOTTE ELIZA
daughter of John A. and Charlotte H. Arthur, aged
II years.
In this town. on the 18Th inst, Mrs. MARY, W ife of
Stephen Russell, aged 60 years. Printers in Conn.
are requested, dc.
In Charlotte, 18th inst, DAvI WIZ, in the 29h
lyear Of his age.
In Jericho Dec. 9th, after a very pro,racied and
Distressing illness, Of cancer in The breast, Mrs.
Polly RooD in the 9th year Of her age.
She endured her last sickness which was of a very
nature with truly Christian fortitude,
Her last moments a true index to her prev ious
exemplary and Christian life. For nearly FORTY years
she horned the profession of follower of The Savior
Comm. Windsor Co. papers please copy.
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D r Y C. @ @ D s.
{. l.. STAMFORD 4 Co.

A RE exhibiting large socl, OF Foreign and Do
n me>ilc Staple an Fancy Dry Goods | y the piece
or pattern and according to their established rule at
prices suited to the times and the season.
Ladies parc IIarly invied To look al Their as
>or,men, of Cashmcres and De LANES which as the
season is advanced will lie offered low.
"A lSO,-
Ga hmere Brorhe and other Shawls, something rich
and well worthy attention will be sold very cheap.
-ALsO,-
a good assortment of Merlno and Phil ct Cloths
Wooden Pldrls, Alracas, &c, for Cloak>, Nelvets
plain and figured Silks. Calicoes, and almost every
variety OF goods in the line of La lc> Apparel.
ALSO, a large stock OF Linen Goods.
AIS o. Cloths Ca, simere> Sanet,s, Ve>tings, and
other goods fer gentleman> wear.
ALSO, Brown and Bearhcl Sheetlng> and Shirt
ing> of variors styles and qualities.
Persons purchasing Dry Goods may find it 10 ,hei
advantage 10 examine the above Stock which will Ii
most che'rt,v shown to all customers.
Dec. u i 1871. %
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Heavy Hardware. &c.

A NViLS, Vi.c>, Brass Kettle, Hooks and Hin
"A gc> log. trace and halter chains, Caldron ket
de~, s'ove kettles and pos, ma>ln kettles, Gro bar
sleigh AMI cutter shoes, wlpt mails, horse naHs, nail
manure and hay forks, pick axes ras> and IRON wirs
cloh, hoes, cast steel axes coffee mill, Rat traps,
lead pipe, grind stones, ed cord and halter rope,
hoop ron white wash, paint. stove, dust and curriers'
brushes brooms wood pals Wagon and sleigh
mats, axle NUTS, washers and bands, hollow ware,
plough castings, cooking stoves, canada box do, ash
kettles, grid irons copper and iron lea kettles, orsx,
shovel and longs iron pumps, iroD sinks, andlrons,
counter scales, bench screws. mill and y saws &c.
&c, ly STRONGS d. Co.
Nov. 80, IA. 81
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STATE OF VERMONT, ! THE Hon. ,hePro-
District of Chntenden. s.. L bate Court or III )
District Of Chi,enden: To all persons concerned IN
the estate Of Asa l.. Lyon, late OF Shelburne, in said
District, deceased. GREETING,
WHEREAS, Elvira NJ. Benson, ADMINISTRATIVE of the
estate oil said deceased proposes TO render an account
Of her administration, and present her account
against, said estate for examination and allowance at
a session of the Cour, of Probate 10 holden al the
REGISTERS office in Burlington, in said district, on the
second Wednesday of January next.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified to appear be.
fore said at the time and place aforesaid, and
shew care, if any you have why the account afore-
said should not I've allowed. =
Given under nv hand al Burlington, this 18Th day
Of December A. ID. 1871. -
% VIM. WESTON, Regtsler.
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DOCT. B, J. HEINEBERG
ONCE MORE AT HON E .

" ~ u T. M " X i, n II " vi L..
7 LAYING become convalescont ! beg to offer my
l. services to the community AT large. my health
still being prccarlous will no, allow me TO enter into
the arduous ties of public practice, have there
fore opened with determination OF establishing
upon q sound basis) n DRUG STORE under the
nppellation of B. J. HElNEBERG Il Co, TO which
have attached Consulting Office where all persons
wishing to avail themselves of my PROBES iona advice
may consul, Inc between the hours oil ana ~ a. VI
and 2 and i. NJ. My medical career ls too well
known in Burlington. &C., TO require comment
The selections of the numerous Drugs Chemicals
Instruments, &c, have been made by myself from
the first and most eminent houses IN New ORR my
purchases being entirely for ca-h we shall be enabled
to offer the pubic Goods that cannot be surpassed
in quality, and at such prices as cannot fail to please.
Having engaged the assistance OF gentleman
rles London, England Physicians prescriptions and
Family Recipes viii be dispensed with neatness and
accuracy.
b. J. Heneberg & Co. most politely invite the
Ladies' inspect their valuable and choice sci ctionS
of Pc frmery obtained from the first Partisan houses.
Their assortment OF Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes
| are OF superior manufactures.
| Medical Wines aud Spris of superior quality and
| choice variety.
TRUSSES, Male and Female on the mos, improv-
| ed principles automatically low priced.
| A variety Of the most valuable Patent medicines.
| Chemical preparations oil all kinds warranted gem
| uine.
a selection of Domestic Wants such as Macraon,
Vcrmcei, Salad OIL Sardnes, Olives Prunes;
| French and American Chocolate Cucoa, Refined
| Isinclass Kerchup of various kinds, PcNlcd Lob
| sters. IRISH Moss, French Mustard.
Every attention viii be particularly paid to ensure
| the good graccs of the public.
| b. j. Haneberg a. Co invite the public to make an
early cali and view their establishment IT Is fitted
up without regnrd 10 splcndour. 1t contains the
most superior quality Of gods 10 be obtained in Tho
| market.
The store is accessible at all hours of night ant
dav
| Doct B. J. Heinebcrg takes this opportunity IL
return his sincere thanks the nh2bI'anis OF hnr
| lingion and vicinity for the numerous Ih'or'
conferred upon him, and trusts he is not now 10 o'
| forgotten by his old friends.
N. B. The Store is siate' next TO Messrs BrlHs
mail & Brothers Variety Store Church ST., where
the Doctor can be consulted daily.
| Burlington, Dec 18th, 1914. II
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TIE RESULT or OUR
EXPERIMENT.

CINCE the rs al 'ishmeni of orr House in this City,
- we have met with Unprecedented success which
ena' lie. contemplate and make sill irihtr I'M
onr ware hor,e shall not lie excelled, and we think
no, unequaIe.l in this cuy.
A. an experiment established an agency IN
Europe las Spring and on trial we have found To
operate cumparliIye!y well we have now made more
Ii! era arrangements IN urer TO carry more fil!y INTO
operation and the better to test the expectancy OF an
agency a. road
The more successfully TO carry ont our plans an |
make room for spring lnporiatlun> We shall com
nience nreai ale Of or entire rich and extensive
stock of Fancy and Family Fry Goods on Monday the
18th of Dee. 1914. Th, viii lie no ordinary selling
ont as we are determined to coc entire stock a.
early a possible and we aware Ia do ~, we MIST
o er goods al SACRIFICE particularly or FANCY
=, ok our entire stock ha- been REMARKED al the
LOWEST pn, BILE rate> that all may r'adN zee we
have ',ualIy made GREAT MINI TiON in pri
ce>. We oi'n yonr attention IN our PRICES and 1--WE
and shn'll you not find them satisfactory and 20
away wi hon prr my. ca>>rl>e Won we hall no
T. often ed We "m,loy none hlii he most courteous
AMI attentive al, sinen, and visitors will lie sure
Of receiving all possible at','nnn
iOCKl"& AKERMAN.
80 AMI 90 Broa 'way, and Jane, ST., Al any, n Y.
n. 30 Ware Rooms covers upwards al 1uOU
square Fee Oar stock ron.i-t> Cf upwards of 500
600 wur h of ~ eff aud Fancy Dry Goods. In point
OF Ri hne,s, Variety and extent II sll IL, cannot Z
exre!lel in the Unilel Saes. Please recroleci, we
commence giving You great bargains Monday Dec.
l6h 1874 Zee II, A. 2Sml
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Providence permitting. Missionary Meeting
will be held in the Methodist Episcopal Church
of this village, on Wednesday evening, the 20 h
inst Services to commence at O'Clock. Kew
Messrs. Converse, Starks, Meekcr. GrdIey, and
Haslam, are invited, and expected to address
the audience. The citizens generally are lnvI'
ted to attend II. ". PEARSON.
Burlington, Dec. Is, lS4l.
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CONGRESSIONAL GLOBE.

We refer the reader to the prospectus Of
this publication in another column. 1t is tn"
only work of the kind published at Washing
ton. 1t gives a full report of the doings of
Congress, together with all the official docu-
men,s connected herewith; aud this too, in
form convenient for binding and reference,
and at a price too moderate to talk about.
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MI arr 1 @ q .

In this town. on the 18th inst. by Rev Thos. w.
Pearson, Mr.. EDWARD !. FAY to Miss MARY ANN
PETERSON, both of this village.
In Milton, on the llth inst, Mr.. STLAs EARLE OF
Wes,ford, to Mary ANN, only daughter OF Dea AL
pheus Hall, of NJ.
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CIR EAT BARG AIN

e Q q ! j. state for Sale
TINHE subscriber, wishing to close IN hi merchan:
l dAlng business offers for sale the following val
ua lie property, lot situated in The centre Of the
beautiful village of Clntonvile, and is thirty fee, in
front, hundred and eighty feet across from River
street To Main street. and eighty nine feet on Main ST.
on which is three story brick store, covered with
tn thirty feet in breadth by forty -four in length the
upper two stories finished in order for dwelling
house; also brick store house. covered with tin
thriysix feet by twenty eight, two stories high n
COW house and barn tweniysix feet hv eighteen, and
wood house twenry-eight feet hv eighteen. Terms
onefourh down and The .Temander in three annual
ins,amenis MATTHIAS HELLER
Clintonville, n. Y, Dec. 4. lSi4 27mS
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Tea Party.

VTVIE LADIES OF BURLINGTON propose civ.
inua Tea Pdrtv ON the evening OF JANUARY
l.tlst3. at ,h Pearl Street House for the lenen OF
the CHARITY SCHOOL
They will lie happy 10 all their friends, al SlA
o'clock p. NJ. 49,
Admittance...LApiEs2 5 cts, GENTLEMEN 90 cts
Tic, els NAV Re had Il, the Bookstores aud al the
Pearl Stree, House.
n B-Conirihuiions to the Table should be sent
in before noon on Ncw-Year's Day.
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Fair.

The Ladies' Of the Episcopal Society will hold
Fair at S,rongs' Hall, on Tuesday neX', com.
mencing at | o'clock and continuing during the
afternoon and evening. Tickets II IL cents
to be had at the door, redeemable IN articles for
sale.
Burlington, 90 h Dec.
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BOXER ENGINE.

The members Of the Boxer Engine Company
are requested TO meet al the Engine Room on
saturday. the 2ls' inst. at 7 o'clock, J.. NJ. by
|order of LOUIS FOLLElI' Capn.
L. SMITH, Clerk.
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Bank Of Burlington.

NOTICE is hereby given that n meeting Of tho
1 Stockholders of the Bank of Burlington will be
holden at their Banking House, in Burlington, on the
the Second Tuesday of January mex, at IL O'Clock,
\. NJ, for the purpose of choosing Seven Directors
for the year next ensuing.
BY order Of the President and Directors
T.. c. COLE.
Burlington, Fec 9Th l3ii. DIVA
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For Sale.
\ Copper steam Boiler

A ND COOL Steam Box for Seamins on the Thorn
n sonian System, for sale hv
81 BRlNSNAID & BROTHERS.
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Dry Groceries.

'SSN'ANSs
SCO BHI.S. snperhne Flour,
10 Hhd>, St. Croix, p r q n o. Sugars,
Is Packages doulle refined loaf, crushed and
powdered d.
S do While Havana do
60 Chests, Tyson, Hy,on Skin,;voung Hy.
son and Pouchong Teas,
40 Bags l.arnra ami Old Java Conees,
40 Boxes bunch Rai>nS
10 Kegs pure Ginger,
10 HhAS. s.. Crpix and Cuba Mola>ses
80 Boxes and Kcg> plug AMI Cavendish To-
b1rco> OF superior randi.
10 b is. lorillar IS fine ont To! az AMI Snu.f,
40 Boxes TaIow Candies,
80 BcXe, Bar Soap,
1000 G>. pnro Sperm Winter and spring,
leache and IN leachel Oil.
Boxes sperm Candles.
100 MATS Ca>sla-l0 Boxes Starch,
10 CASTS SalCra'u>,
do Salt Pere,
do RICE,
100 OILS. God Fish,
5 Bids. northern Salmon,
10 Bis Mes, Pork, clear.
The above, with other goods, are offered 10 pur-
chlser in quantities 10 suit on advan'a terms,
ly 81 STRONGS g. Co.
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Information Wanted

u ESPECTING boy by the name ofRuBES Wrso
IN who left Troy, Vermont, about the tenth of july
Ia ct. He ia about twelve years old and when he left
he wore n seal skin cap strait Jacket and had small
bundle Of clothes. He left here in company with an
other hoy some three four years older than himself
Az Information, hr letter or otherwise will he CRATE
fu leccved by his friends and afflicted Moher.-'
tDi ct t. Roy Davis) ROY DAVIS.
Troy VI, November 90 1874: 27w3-
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Christmas is Coming

A Nd the ANIMALS and great variety Of other
n Holiday presents in r'h and elegant binding lave
come to Edwards Cheap Ca>h Store.
Among the best are Natures Gems; or, Ameri-
can Flowers in their Native Haunt>; by EMMA c.
EMBuRY, with twenty plates, carefully colored after
Nature; and Landscape Views OF their Localities from
dra wings on the spot. Forming one elegant Qnarto
Volume printed on the finest paper and richly hound
in Silk. Price S7,50
The Leaflets of Memory Edited by REyNEtL
COATES, Illustrated with twelve fine Plates engraved
on steel, elegantly bound. 45O
The Diadem A splendid Quar,o bound IN Silk
IL engravnrs. 3,5U
The Gift; sengravings, Strong Morocco Binding.
The Book of christian Ballads; Edited by
Rev. r. w. GRrswoLp 275
The TOkei..!Or $40; l,bO
The PhiiapaenO--for 1916. l.5O
The Religious SOuvincr. l,5O
The Drawing Room Annual-Quarto. $50
Griswold's American Poets; richly bound.
!" $50
Hewtie's Edition of the Book of Common Prayer
with upwards of seven hundred beautiful illustrations
in superb binding. 600
s-irALSO, n great variety of Miniature Books
rich v bound in Silk. Gilt.
Juvenile and ChiIdrens Books; ect. ect.
A. EDWARDS.
No. Peck's Rnilding. 20
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NOTICE..

A Meeting of persons in favor of suitable u
censes being granted TO innkeepers and retail.
ers will be held a, Prouty's (iate llowards)
Hotel, in Burlington, on Tuesday evening. 24h
inst, at 6 o'clock, p. NJ. All persons interest
ed are invited to attend.
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The January Magazines
Are all Out.

Godey's Lndy's Book. Enrrnvings. . cts.
Graham> Magazine. do p
Ar,hnr's Ladies' do 6 do l9 "
The Ladies National do. PLATES. Polka Dress
md Greek Costume for Fancy Balls, Colored. 10
The Columbian Magazine. engravings and the
Fashions. Received by 25c
20 A. EDWARDS.
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CROCKERY, &c.

T OOKING Glasses, Crockery and Glass Ware
II Also a good assortment, Of Family Groceries
together with Flour and Salt is kept and offered Tor
sale low by G. +. STAMFORD e. Co.
Dec ~, IA. 20
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Harper's Illuminated Bible. No Is.
neWetts do Shakespeare. No. 81.
Wandering Jew New World FL No. 10.

Harper's Illuminated Bible. No. Is.
Heweirs do Shakespeare. No. 81.
Wandering Jew. New World FL No. 10.
do do H,rper's Ed No. l.
The Settlers in Canada-written for young People
bt Capt. Marryai, vols.
NV Uncle the Clock Makcr-bv Mary Hewitt.
Sketches of Irish Character Illustrated by Mrs
S. C. Hall, No 3-to be completed in 20 Nos. ia
cts. each.
History of France from the Earliest period 10 the
present time by by NJ Micheet, No |, price 70 cts
The whole to be completed in about 20 nos.
completed in nos.
Tales from the German-specimens of celebrated
Authors. l2sc
Arthur Arundel-a tale of the English Revolution.
25
The Silver Bottle or "Lte Marlbors" in search of
his Father l23c
ST. Jameson the Court of Queen Anne, by AIMS
WORTH l2ar
History of the Truly Honorable-Col. Jack. 25c
The Dsullers Dauahlcr-or the Power of Woman.
Received by l2tc
% A. EDWARDS.
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GEO. ". LEE

las just added to his former stock of ready made
/ Clothing good assortment of heavy Over
Coat Sacks. French Cashmere do. ALI Wool
Tweed do. Gents Dress Coats prime article As
the subscriber contempates connecting wi his pres.
ent lusinessa merchant tailoring establishment, he
offers his presen, stock of ready made clothing al
small advance from cost. Purchasers please call and
examine
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Fruits &c.
$50 boxes Raisins,
100 Hi. do do
200 Dr. do 10
Is Bags MADEIRA Nuts,
~ " soft lied Almonds
10 Brazil Nuts,
Is " Flibert>,
so Boxes Mould Candles,
10 Palen, Sperm do
Ah Dec Al. IS J. & }. H. PECK & Co.
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To BOOEbinders.

a COOL Bookhinder One who is
w good workman, and of regular hals, NAV Fl ID
a permanent situation. c. GOODRICH.
Burlington, Dec. II, 1914. 20
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-12-20
Tin Plate, Iron &c.

Tin Plate, Iron &c.
,nn BOXES Tin plate Is and extra sizes,
lUU Iron Ware assorted numbers,
Russia sheet Iron,
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Enr do do assorted,
Canada Plates,
Crawshay
Thurnrycro't "a "a
PARK Gaze insi,it> and ousldess
Time and Back RvetS,
ALSO,
One case "Trre Mexican let Lead. sale ny
FOlLETT, BRADLEY & 40.
South Wharf, Nov % lSi4. 70