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DIR. PlTKIN.

WOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants of
w this village and vicinity, that he has located
himself here physician and surgeon. 1t will lie
the undertaking purpose TO make careful examna
tons to ascertain the cause and by direct application
of remede. 10 combat diseases, and remove Their
cause, and by care attention and aithfulness to all
who may call upon him, hopes to prove himself wor-
thy of patronage.
He would also say that he is in possession of most
OF the new remedies that have recently been brought
forward for the relief o. Scroiua, Spinal affections
Phihslcal complaints and other chest diseases.
Dr. p. has recommendations of qualifications from
some OF the most eminent physicians IN tins state
and from some in New York City and Boston, which
may be seen by calling him at his residence lit.
tie west OF the Burlington Bans.
Burlington, Nov. 10, 1915.
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Mary Jacksou's Estate.

D an Of chuendrn, s.. A holden at BurIns.
ton, within and for the District aforesaid on the
eighth day Of November, A. ID. 1915, an Instrument
preparing TO le the last VIII and Testament Of Mary
Jackson, late If Milton said District deceased, was
presented To- the Court here for Probate, by Daniel
II. Onion, The Executor therein named.
THEnEroEE, il is ordered by sald Court, that public
notice lie given 10 all persons concerned therein 10
appear before said Court, nj a session thereof 10 be
holden al the Registers Office in said Burlington on
ordered that this order be published three weeks sue.
ces lively in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper
printed al Burlington, in this State The last of which
publications shall he previous 10 the day assigned
afore, AID, for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers Office, this
I 9Th day OF November a: d. 1915.
|, 2lw3 WIN. WESTON, Register.
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STA TIE or VEBUONT At prol

STATE or VERMONT, I AT a Probate
DIsTRiCT OF CHIrTENDEN, S. ! ACourt holden
al Burlington, within and for the district aforesaid on
the llth day of November A. D. ls45 an instru.
ment purporting TO be the last will and testament Of
BENJAMIN IRISH late of Sheburne in said dis
lrct, deceased, was presented to the Court here Tor
Probate, by William Harmon, the Executor. therein
named.
THEREFORE,, 1t is ordered by the said Court, that
public notice lie given TO all persons concerned there
in to appear leloro said Court; a session thereof TO
be holden at the Registers Office in Burlington on
the second Wednesday of December, A. ID. 1915, and
contest the probate of said Will and it is further
dered that this order be published three weeks .uc-
ce,svely in the Burlington Free Press news paper
printed at Burlington, in this State the last Of winch
publications shall be previous to the day assigned, as
aforesaid for hcaiing.
Given under my hand ut the REGISTERS Office, Lis
lllh day of November. 4: y: 1915.
WIN WESTON, Pcpisier.
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HARRINGTON & BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail
CHEMISTS, DRUGGISTS AND
ADny,yyI

THE short time we have leen IN Business during
i which the above firm have received from the
nrtires in their line. is un,e,tnnabe evidnnce hat
their sale, have heen highly satisfactory TO custom.
ers boh from The Town AMI country, ara il till C,r
Their guarantee of their determination 10 he sur
passed, in always keeping on hand the large t a>sort
Laon ,rd ~, ,ha n.,o ' ' 81 ,h; , i'a
e,h III h ,'b III n .nen rI"Ies .na'
rand No md Hosn a.,,r'i h "rr war;
celebr,,aJ CLem;.,e ;li mo-, T, ~ o Gu
Imon ~, ,,n t. 70" ct ,h ', ,II.
NC" "'"y " 'o',,' ''e '''oI!n5
siodlne, ITdMe o. Iron, 0l'nne, ioa'ae 81 q 'nne'
Su,phale M9rPhinei A'eae MoGhine; lodge Of neri
d.! vrrairne. rvchnine CYAN, Merc,nry Lac,ae
and Phosphate Fern, Citrate Of Iron, Christ NJ.
SILVER; E'acrium, Shphurei OF Ptttssa, Bronihe,
TrIpoi' Hyposnpha'e Of Soda &c. &c.
We are now Receiving the largest and best selected
sng hegb n to De ouf, ,n9r OF ~ YORK
warranted the best. Below will he mentioned a few
Extracts Roe, Voleue, Pnk, Orange Flowers
S sIsn G hessda p'e10qy Vsr6ea' Mile Feurs
(o.,o,;o. IN. pa,.,;f,;. a., cl;,
'""' 'o' '|'u"'Jy"S e"' S"W'
Goulands loion, Gomau Is Powder Subtle, Jones
Chemical Wash and Soaps, Pate D'AmaIc Pearl
Powder, Clr>a sian Lymph, Super French Ro lge,
Prepare Chalk, &c.
Pa, t5e 7se,L
Ambrosal orri< Too,h Wash. ORR. Tooth Paste.
Chlorine tooth Wash, Violet and Roe tooth Powder,
Bark for strengthening the Gums and great variety
of Tooth Powders.
Hair Oils onJ pom1yums
-, ~,
Bears oh hnif'io ", Me'assar W, OK Marrow
P9maie, Anr'1ue VI, Clprlan fa'r rome, hose Halr
Oh, ba'm OF Co'lInoa an 1ner Preparations Tor
restoring anu oea uly.h2 'ne mar
Fancy Soaps, Combs dna Toilet articles
in creat variety, consisting of
Gnerain',, Prenri>s, Eles. and Murray'> Cream
for Shaving, also John>on's Military do, Oeopiane
Creme ID Amanle Amere, Sponacous Compounds
dc. &C., Super r French anl German Co'oen and
Toilet Water, II igh Scented Tuile Soap Floating
Soap, Transparent Soaps, soap Bal, Dela-elle's
Rose ooaf, Persian &C., also srIa"a no. 40,
HdT, wan, room am '>hacing brushes,
orEncli,h and French manufactures, also an excel
lent variety Of cl' GIass Toilet Bodies Bohemian
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ID IGU Il Il II Il o Il YPE.
HI. ID. DDAN T.,
FROM NEW-iORK,
Has opened his
Gallery Of Coiored Dagucrrcotypcs

over 2. T. STANIF Ord q % F5TUTVi
\ opportunity is now offered to the citizens Of
"a BuIlinp'on and vicinity, to obtain faithful and
accurate LIKENE SSES which W II be finished in a
style greatly sup,rior 10 any efore offered IN thu,
vicinity. How often has the regret been expressed
by hundreds that they do not possess the Likeness o a
departed friend relation which might call up >ncl
ASSOCIATIONS Of that friend as would distinctly lrins
him 10 mini The pre- .ent is Il favorable moment to
obtain the,e valuable lhene,>es. which are 40 less
than the very impree- ions Of Tie human face DIVINE
made upon plates Of silver by the pencil oil nature
and not the mere fancy of the artist.
The citizens re, peciily invited to call and eX-
anime specimens OF his art brought 10 lis highest
state Of perfection.
Those wishing to engage in the business will find il
an excellent opportunity Stock and Apparatus con-
stantv on han and will be furnished IA low can
lie purcha,ed in any city,
Burlington, O.tobcr %, 1915. elf
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BURLINGTON FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE Winter Quarter in this Seminary will com
L mence Dec. lst., and continue eleven wcess'
There are now six Teachers connected win the IN
suton. In connection with the solid brnnches
young Ladies will enjoy peculiar advantages ior nc-
qurng correct knowledge of Music, Drawing rant
ing and the French Language. Instruction IN ,he
latter will be given by gentleman, well educated
both in the English and French, and who speaks The
latter with the same and correctness as his YER
nacular tongue. . .u,,
few vacancies in the Boarding House will be made
at the end of this Quarters those from abroad wishing
to reside in the Seminary should apply soon.
Young Ladies from the village wishing 10 extend
their knowledge of the French language, can be ad
nited 10 the class.
No pupils admitted for less time than one Quar-
ter, and no deductions made for absence except IN
prolraced sickness.
TEtRMs.
HALF PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Tnitlon in English Branches and Latin, per -
" Piano Music, ........--...-....... SUI
Instrument for practice. ....-....- E,o0
" Drawing or Painting ..-...-.---.- wv
" French, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .-.-- poV
Board including fuel, lights, and all the convenlen
ce for study in large and well furnished rooms 81 pc
week or s25 per Quarter of eleven weeks inc'udn!
washing JAS. w. HI CkOki Seq
Nov llth 1915 24w3
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JUST Received from the Publishers and for sale by
y the subscriber, large quantity Of Swelis Gram
mar, an English Grammar comprehouding the prin-
cpes and rules of The language illustrated by ap-
proprlate exercises on the basis Of Murray
Thompson's Seasons, Pictorial, do
Essay on Man, Pictorial Primmer,
North American Arthme. Smiths Grammar,
tic, lBullion's practical lessons
lsi 81 and 81 class Read in English Grammar
ers, Billions English Gram
Progressive Primer. mar,
Lempre's classical Die Rhetorical Render,
uonary Adam s Arithmetic,
Worcesler's Dictionary Davies, do
Web,,er's do Smiths, do
Webs-er's Elementary do Greenleafs, do
Worcester's History, Davies Algebra,
Wizards History Of U. S.nay's, do
Allison's History Of T. L Bridges, do
rope Davies Bardon,
Elementary spelling Book, do Legendre,
/ North American do do Surveying,
| National, do do Geometry
| Also on hand large stock of Blank Books made
! from the hest Linen Paper and warranted Ranl,
! Books made to order short notice, and ruled TO
| any pattern. STEVENS WOODS.
| Burlington, Nov 5, 1915
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DOCT. MARSHILL'S
SNUTT.

THIS Snuff is a certain and perfect cure for the
CatQrrh, Common Colds IN the Head and the
Headache, and i an excellent article ior Sore and
Weak eyes. Il opens and purges ont all ob-truc-
tons, strengthens the CLANS and gives a healthy ac-
lion to the paris a'ecled.
Thousands of certificates sent TO US yearly,
showing extraordinary effects in the OF the
above diseases. Below we insert ne from the Rev.
G.. III. Gridey:
This may certify that have lecn troubled with the
Catarrh and an accumulation OF diseases apperlain.
ing 10 il for nearly ten years TO such extent that
had 10 renqui>h my ministerial lahoTs, aud had
given up all hopes Of recovery. In this condition
wa> induced TO try DR.. Marshall> Caiarrh and Head
ache Snuff, and before had used up the second OK,
had entirely recovered Of the Caarrh and the dis
apperlainna TO ii. 1t Is my firm belief that It
certain cure for the diseases for which II i recon-
mended. {. w. GRlpLEf.
~ Il. The name Of II. c. Grldley, Propre' or,
will he found on every Botlle Of the Genuine Mar.
shalps Caiarrh aud Headache Snuff Soldwho.e,ae
and retail by the Proprietor, II 4. Grdley, Middle
bury VI. HARRINGTON q BROTHER,
Burlington, W. Agents
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New Arrival.

TIME subscriber having just returned from marke
l. with new supply of goods, for Ladies' dresses
cloaks, colored satins for bonnetS, with variety OF
cloak, dress, and bonnet trimmings, &c. For Gentle
mems wear cloths, cassimeres, vevets, AMI vesngs
lso a cool assortment of fam1 G -oceres of a SUI @
nor quality all of which will be sold cheap the
cheapest. To which he would respectfully solicit the
attention of friends and purchasers
DANIEL KERN.
Church ST. Burlington, VI. Nov. u, 1915. 2im2
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w f.

A RE now receiving ut our new store, corner of
n lEain and Water Streets, our winter supply of
Goods which we are prepared to offer to the pubic at
such prices will ensure for them ready sale. To
the LddieS we have to offer rich and beautiful as
>orinient OF Prints selected with much care and Of
the latest and most fashionable styles. Also-Cash-
meres, MQusaine dc LANES, bue, blac; and plaid
alpaccas, chusans, ginghams bombazlnes bleachod
muslins lawns linens, corded skirts, damask nap
kns, table covers velvet, diaper, linen towels white
red and canton fiannels, apron checks, alpaca arr
polka aprons, cambrcs, brown hollands, slesia. he
slery, mittS and gloves, worste1 and mex can boas,
grecian sraris, shawis various Style, mutflers, rib
bons, laces, needless hooks and eyes pins silk hrea
tape twist, combs cotton yarn waddng, batting
ticking, &c. &c. To Gentlemen, beaver cloths, broad
cloths, cassmeres, vestngs shirts, drawers, bosoms
and collars silk and cotton handkerchieis, cravais
suspendTs, gloves and m,enS of various kinds no.
slery flnIels, brown and bleached cotons, pant
coat, vest and shirt buttons, mners &c. &c.
The selection of Groceries has been made with cs-
pecial reference TO the wants of families, and
peciul,y solicit call rom those requiring supplies,
conf lent that we can furnish them at satisfactory
prices. with every thing req lste and Of the choicest
kind.
We have replcnshod our stock Of CROCKERY
and GLASS WARE and our assortment is now
complete. In this line we "succumb" 10 dealer
a. It regards price and quality.
We wonld also beg to intimate that we Keep
lFOODEN WARE, too At pelIal's prices, and can
furnish almost every article N this Inc for very
small qlanlityo of money! ant all
IVARRiNTED.
To sum up nl we have the arrogance to believe Tint
have in store n stock Of goods ms well selected as
any stock in town, bought rs low and wi be sod as
low, and appeal to the public to give MS an oppor-
iunily 10 prove the truth Of the assertion In con-
cluson we would jog the memory OF the
FARMERS
in relation to a former advertisement of ours wherein
we promised to pay them the hghes, market price for
Their produce.n goods, prices az low as can be Of
| ered IN this region. We shall fulfil our promises
l.. & G. T.. FOLLETT
| Burlington Nov. Is, 1915. "a
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THE KINGS OIL,
For all Wounds on HOrsos. Cattle, &c

OUCH as Cuts, Bruises, Corks, Calls (either by
- The Saddle or Harness,) Sore Backs, Sore Breast
Sprsins, fulas, &c Sc. &C., removing all soreness
and stiffness, and h,ang mp the worst possible
wounds in from one To nvc days time.
This CELEBRATED REdfDY was prepared
by order Of the late King VIM. ", of Great Brian
under the direction Of Mr. Yoali, the celebrated IN
elisl Farrer, and used by him IN the Royal Stud o
Sold by PECK & SPEAR, Burlington; u
Kingsland & Co., Keesevle l.. P. Cheney, Por
Henry; Wright & Spraeue, Whitehall II. G Grid
ley, Mddlebury; b. Murray Nereennes. l4mS
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that have relinqushed
~ to my son, Nathaniel T. Bailey, jr., the balance
of his minority, with full power TO act and contract
for himself aud that | shall hereafter claim Of
his earnings nor hold myself responsible for his nets
NATHANIEL 4. BAILEY.
Million Nov A. 1915.
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DENTISTRY.
DIR. NJ. NEWTON,

DENTAL NLKGEUN,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Bur.
II lngton and vicinity that he has located him se 4
in this Village where he VIII be happy, Mt all times
TO attend to any calls in his profession Teeth exuse
ted with Chevners iorcps with far less pain than 10
generally experienced and without injury 10 the gums
and Aveolar process. Teeth filed with gold exclu.
svely and upon different principle from that eener
ally pracrlccd it is discovery Of of the mos,
celebrated Of the profession. Teeth filled in This man
nerare made so firm as to resist any external injury
and become good and useful organs for life.
All operations TO give satisfaction or 40 cHAacu
viii be made. Persons wishing for operations are
respectfully invited to call, all examinations and ad
vice grats
poct, " may be found at present at Mr. Dosne' :
on College Street, few doors from Church 81.
Sept 25, 1915 fnf
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ELECTRICITY!!
TWO RAILROADS TO BOSTON,

STEAM BOAT FARE CHEAP.
THE great increased demand for Goods at the
i Cheap Cash Store, kept by the Peoples Agent,
II o w a r D,
induced hun again 10 90 to New York, being the sixth
time since April from which he has brought an hlth-
erto unsurpassed splendid Stock of Merchandise,
suited to the and desire Of the People and aipIces
which with but article say Brown Cotton Cloth,
are all lower Than before known. However, upon
reflection i all perfectly consistent and RATIONAL for
an era Is Just commencing in which n microscopic
view discerns germs indicating improvements suiii-
Gent TO engage several hitherto dormant Phrenoogi-
cal bumps, that when PIT into use will give multitude
nous additional employment, and in the unfolding
show way sustain myrlads of beings where now
but few arc thought capable Of existing this bead
tiful earth. OF some of the wonderful none can
but yet predict the consequences for by the electrical
Telegraph thought at the western shore of the
Atlantic Ocean may be as soon expressed at the cas-
tern shore of the Pacific i, could be written down
by an amnnuensis by the side Of the speaker And
also. by electricity and seed deposited one day
affords for the table vegetable the next, and fur
Their by stimuent is produced thai qnadrupIes the
production of the fields thus supplying labor food
and ENJOYMENT for all the People The whole sum
and substance Of VIII ich is that HOWARD has goi
goods and sells them cheap 10 the people and then
Outs the money in The Bank 10 be again used for then
benefit. a.
Nov. 14th, 1915. "a
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Stray Steers.

ZANE into tho enclosure ofthe Subscriber in Sept.
u last Red two year old Sieer-and also on me
Ist inst Red yearling Steer. Theowner IS reane ST.
ed to prove properly pay charges and take them away
Charlotte, Nov. 10, As. Jaws
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MOUNT IDA SNUFF MILL, TOBACCO
AND CIGAR
NTANQJEAClOEY!

~ ~ L
Warehouse No. 1875 RveT-street, Troy, opposite the
Steam Boat Wharf
TNH + undersigned has, during the past year, re-
l. moved his Snuff Mill and Mandatory 10 the city
Of Troy for The pursose of using a water power Of
greater magnitude and permanent supply He is
prepared To with despatch orders for Snuff
Tobacco and Cigars TO any extent.
THE SNUFF
is of perfect cure-waran,od 10 stand the test of any
climate without becoming heated sour or loos;ng
its peJlume-wananted equal in every respect, 70 the
most approved manufacture offered, sale. All
the varieties OF course and fnc-plain scented-in
bulk, by the Darrell, or il jars and bottles, wanted
THE TOBACCO.
both for chewing aud SMOKING is manufactured ex-
cusyely from old leaf Of choice flavor and quality.
The smoking cut is as fine as chewing-ALL LONG
CUV-wel drcssed-fREE FROM SnoTs aud DUST
and IN this particular alone, is different FROM every
other manulactnre.
CIGARS.
from 81 to SEQ per NJ. manufactured from Ha-
vpna, Cuba. Florida and other robacco-of the vari-
Gus style 4 RegIa, La Norma Panaiella, &c. Dc,
at prices below any other manuiactory.
\ list Of Re uced Prices made 10 conform to the low
rates at which PeIlnrs wedding the product OF the
various manuflrtorics through the country are pre-
pnTed for distribution and will be furnished on appll-
cation.
/ Goods delivered TO vessels stores in the city Of
New ! ork on board of canal boats at the Rail
road depot in Troy free of expense Of carriage river
! freight. EDWARD ROOME.
Troy, n. Y. Nov.4 1916. 2}wi
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Something Now,

rg'hE sub, cber ha Just received large assortment
l. Of Over Shoes. among which is a new article OF
Over Shoes made ofCalf skin, tanned with The hair OIL,
which has never leiore leen offered in this market,
ard is pronounced by good Judges 10 lie the best
thing of the kind ever manufactured, Also the best
ofInla RnbIcr>, together with general ,sorlmeni
of Boot. and Shoes. X. BATCHELDER.
Church II Burlington Oct. o. -. 2lw3
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Jerah Willoughby's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Cour, hol-
Lamolle District IS. 1 den at the Probate
oirein Johnson within and for The District of La.
noble, on the 1ih day ui November A. ID 1915
Henry Slowel!, executor on the estate of JERAH
WLLOt GliBY, late Of Cambridge, in said district
decea ed, proposes to render account of hi, admin
l>railon fore partial settlement aud present his az
count TO this date for settlement.
WmEREuPuN, il is ordered that the same be referrei
10 the 29h day November, A. d 1916, a, I0o'clocl
A. NJ. at The Probate Office IN Johnson IN said Dis
trri, for the examination and allowance, and that all
concerned lie notified hereof by the Publication of
THIS order in the Burlington Free Press, printed AT
Burlington, three weeks suceessivey leeore aid
me oihearins, that they may appear nj said time
aud place, II they see cause, and Object thereto.
BY or Ter Of Court
% WILLIAM w. WHITE, Register.
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GEO A. ALLEN has left town, TO be absent
U through the winter and has left his busress
IN yela,ion hereto consistent with his agency.
Nov 10, 1915. GEo A. ALIEN'
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NEW FASHIONS.
MRS. SAXTON.

MRS. SAXTON,
ID ESPECTFUltY announce, to the Ladies in
II general that 81 e is now attending TO the MILF
merry iin-nes., at her Old stand, though new build
ing ON Church street, duc,tly opposite Mr. kcrns
Store. She will keep Bonnes and Caps Of the new-
e., fashion, which will lie sod very low; She has
also the newest fashions for Dresses, Coats and
Pelice> and having learned chi after rentler'.
Ma hcmali,a Patent Right she warrants a gen'eel
fit. Grateful for past avors she solic> share OF
public patronage.
Burlington, Nov.6 1916. %
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A. EDW ARDS
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Ii ID % * s II q IL E.
M I pcrE's Ru;IJ;ogs
A general assortment of School,
Classical and Misooi, md tat;a


A general assortment of School,
Classical and Miscellaneous Books and Stationery
at CITY PRICES.
NARRATIVE of Mission to Bokhayn in the years
~ lS43-l8i5 to ascertain the f,ie of Colonel Stod
dart and Captain Connolly; by Rev. Joseph Wolf,
with engravngs price 40
Narrative of the Exploring Expedition 10 the
Rocky Mouniainsin the year 1912, and to Oregon
and North California, in the year lSi3-'4l, by
Brevet Captain J. {. Fremont of the Topographic
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Writers, by William Hazt SOC
Proverbial Philosophy, by Martin f. Topper,
2parls 75c
The Twins and Henri, by NJ +. Jumper, SOC
selections from Taylor Barrow, South, Fuller,
&c. by Basil Montague, 50c
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The Authors Daughter, tale by Mary Hewitt l2sc
The Knickerbosker Sketch part edited by See.
Autobiography of Alfarie, translated by L. Ed
wards Lester, Soc
Mary Mooris and other Tales. by II. NJ. Moore, 25c
The 'Only Daughter, domestic story, 2oc
Observations in the East, by DR.. Durbin-2 vols.
with numerous line engravngs, price, 200
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Harpei's Illuminated Bible, i2 price pc
The present issue comprises no less than nine large
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numerous smaller engrnvngs designed by Chapman,
and executed on wood BY Adams; the text is brought
up 10 the 18th chapter of Matthew.
Medical Books.
TIME Cyclopaella OF PRACTICAL Medicine, comprising
Il Treati>e> the nature and treatment of Dis
cases. liitria Dfedca and Therapeutics, Medical
Jurisprudence, dc dc, edited by John Forbes, MD
F.R 5. and John Connolly, NJ. u. Thoroughly Ievis-
ed with additions by r. Dnngli>on, NJ. D. Professor
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Dunglisons Practice of Medicine, vol.
do Human Physiology, 2
do THERAPEUTIC, and Maieria Medica 2 "
do Medical Student,
do Medical Dictionary 1"
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putcs edited by Car.en, with $50 cuts, 2 vols. 500
Miers Principals OF Surgery, vol
The Anatomy and Diseases of the Breast will
numerous plates, by Sir Ashley Cooper to which ar,
added his various surgical papers. Now first pub
li>hel in cullecte form
Watson's Practice OF Physic, by Con lie, new
edition.
ITO be Continually
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Now is the Time

TOR the nice Wafer proof Backing; Paste and
IL Varnish -Brushes-Soaps-ln ks-Waicrs-
w axe,, &c. &c. At Wholesale and Re al by
oAtf PECK 4 SPEAR.