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WYNN NOEL, Vcnitian Blind maker, south
w side Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
10th streets Blinds of all sizes and oolors, 'Mr-
nished to order. Old blinds retrimmsd md PAINTED.
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nR. HAMILTON P. HOWARD, tenders his
~ professional 81 Pvices to the citizens Of Wash
ington, D. O. He Nay be found at DR.. F. How
ards, N. E. corher Of F and 18th sts. Dec. o.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
BENJAMIN HOMANS.

AuCtIOHccr ana COmmSs1On Merchant
BefWeen ION and llM Streets, fronting Penn.
syludnia Auenue. yff
Sales of Real Estate, Furniture, and Personal
Property, attended to at any place within the city,
march 9-f -. /.
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CNHARLES PASCOE, Boot and Shoe Store
~ on seventh street, between d and E streets.
On hand general ASSORTMENT Of all articles kept
IN Boot and Shoe store, which are offered at pri-
ces that cannot fail to please. ~
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DRISCOE & CLARKE, Dealers in Cloths, Ca
I'D simercs, vestings, &C., Pennsylvania avenue
a few doors west Of Browns Hotel. ttgtsst
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Ladies Please Take Notice
yHAy At MANNS, PennsyIvania avenue, 2
u doors West Of Four-and-a-Hslf street, may
Be 1ousd WHITE ENGLISH KID and WHITE
SATIN SLIPPERS, Of every size, and among the
very neatest in the city.
ALSO,
Ladies' fine quality Gum Elastic Sandal
Over-shOes,
The hsndsouest in town. This over-shoe has the
decided preference over all others. Gentlemen may
also call and find the largest assortment Of over
shoes to be found in the place. MANN,
Sign Of the Big Black Boot, Penn. avenue, 2 doors
West of Al street. feb 26-u
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A NDREW J. JOYCE, Horse Shoeing and
N Smithing Establishment, successor 70 John
Daley, corner of l4th and E streets, near Fullers
Hotel Thankful for the patronage he h1s receiv
ed from liberal public, he soficits continuanes
of the same. epa8
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OLIVER wHITTLESEY.

nEALER in Paints, Oils, Glass, &c., G. stree
~ Todd's Buildings, Washington, d. c., has iu
received from the original inventors and sole man,
facturers, a large supply Of the genuine
The Columbian fountain., 1846-03-25

HOMEPATHY-D Jonas Green, (late of
IL Philadelphia tenders his professional So
vices to the citizens Of Washington and it, vicniy,
as practitioner Of the Homeopathic system OF medi-
cine. His residence is on G street, near ID. l5s,
dec 93-tf
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DRESLEY SIMPSON, Pennsylvario .auemue
i North side, I'd door east Of llth street, kesui
a general assortment Of Family Groceries.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-12-18
The New England
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
BOSTON

lave established an agency in Burlington. Vt
A. and viii grant policies on the Mutual principle
on as iavorab!e terms as any similar institutions in this
country or England.
Tor the better security Of the insured in addition to
he amount received Tor premium, deposit and policies
TINS company has guaranty capital Of SluoOOO one
hai OF which was paid in ard safely invested before the
company went into operation and the balance IS liable
10 be called IN whenever the business and exipeuccs of
III, company slai. require it.
The object oiths company is TO furnish every one an
opportunity 10 make small annual saving ,urin his
ne Tor the benefit oi his family after his disease with
ont Paying any more than is actually required to meet
we [cln'sie c1peAS, ana payments of the company
Al me expiration 81 every period Of five years each
member Is entitled to have his deposits or so much
'heIeoi as remains unapproprated credited him on
account 81 ms lUiure premiums. lie Is also entitled to
receive PACK, at the same time three ourths OF the sur
Plus OF h!s premiums over and above VIVA, may be
cqni.iie 10 meet the liabilities OF the company TO the
benefit OF the income Of which, he VIII be entitled as
long as he remains a member
SCALE OF ANNUAL PAYMENTS
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DESPATCH sTovE!

THE inventor of this superior and celebrated Stove,
would respectfully call public attention to the
many advantages which it combines IN one conve-
nlent, economical, durable compact and beautiful ar
cle, OF more caplcy for heat and cooking purposes,
than any other ever offered to the public. First,
For its
CONVENIENCE
1t has boiler holes placed above the immediate action
OF the tlre one large oven, occupying the whole base
OF the stove, which, by experiment, has proved Itself
to be equal to brick oven for all baking purposes
itaso has another oven of smaller dimensions, back
oil the hre-box, and the back part OF the lower
oven winch cannot be surpassed for cooking purposes
wneha h'gher temperature OF heat Is required than
Tor oakrng bread. Potatoes, Meats. Puddings, &c,
NAV oe cookingr the upper oven in the most desirable
manner. VA - a king bread in the ower--whch is
convenience nlghly esteemed by those who have
oven Is also good bread-ba!er, by regulating the
heat by means OF Tin placed above it, Secondly For its
ECONOMY IN FUEL!
The fre-box is placed in such position, that the
fire passes directly under all -Four of the boilers and
the firc passes ELEVEN feet in the smallest sized
stove, before reaches the pipe, and applies the heat
directly to the outside plates of the Stove the whole
distance and thereby obtains the full of the fuel
before escapes into the pipe and when heat is not
necessary for the or Tor baking, by closing
oil the cross hampers, the heat from very small guam
tty OF ineI may be made to act directly upon or
Two articles OF iurniture and thereby get the full use
OF tine smallest quantity Of fuel, and III summer, when
the lower oven is not needed for baking, the upper
part o the stove may be used for all ordinary cooking
purposes, without heating the lower part, and thereby
all unnecessary heat is dispensed with which makes
this stove
SUMMER OR WINTER STOVE
Equal it not superior in arrangement to any Stove
now before the public under that particular name or
title cursory view OF the Stove is sufficient to
satisfy every person OF its durability the plates are
OF suicient thickness make them durable and the
construction of the Stove is simple and compact, ha-
wing no light tlimsey hampers apparatus about it
IH!rd, the capacity ol this Store in doing grea,
amount Of Business, at the same time with a small
quantity oil fuel surprises any stove eXtant. The pro-
of bakny bread III the lower oven, baking pota-
toes, meats &c in the upper oven, broiling toast
ing under the cast iron rooster III front, and boiling
tie top with 4 boeis may be done at the same time
with the same amount of uel that it would require fol
baking or Boiling alone, and do all the above nance
work perfectly, and without the one interfering witt
the other.
Al oftlo foregoing statements can be corroboract
/ by AdAulc.s y..O have the stove now in use.
For Sale by
STETSON'S ROW, No. L. J.. J.. STONE
Church Street Burlington, Vt, Oct 1916.
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LOOK At THIS ONE MOMENT.

iENiIS PAPER IS ALREADY CROWDED WITH
advertisements Of Stoves, hut read one more before
you pay out all your money. You viii ind at the cd
WAINWRIGHT ESTABLISHMENT.
Church-st., sizes Of the improved Yankee Notion
Cooking Stoves. the No. : receives over three foot
wood and has boiler holes SIX sizes also four boiler
Premium three sizes Cross Burner Railways: two
eizcs Paror Cook, two sizes Stewards size Ihom
as one size OF the Empire.
The most OF these stoves pain.and simple and do
no, require the skill OF an experience Engineer TO
put " keep them in operation. Neither do wish to
tax your patience with long spun paper document to
fnOw ,hat the smoke goes tar IN them that fuel or
pipe IA nearly quite useless You will also find SIX
e"s o. box stoves, four sizes air tight box three sizes
fancy air .ght pafUr one size arch pator double and
sner Canada stoves, two palters beautiful coal CRATES
Ca!dron kettles, Hollow ware pows, pow castings,
copper boxed and cast pumps cast sinks, umbrella
Glands. rimmers and gridlcs Tor cooking frames
ard doors for brick ovens arch frames and doors, Rus
sa panpoo and CANADA pipe copper and lin ware and
various other articles, and will also furnish to ortcr
beautiful description OF cast iron fence ior cemetery
closures, or front yards Of dwellings
S'W. TAYLOR.
Burlington, December ?, 1916
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81; MnRCHiTS' HOTEL 80 AND fl

III ilERCHiIS' HOTEL 80 AND II
szl~ toari'a8dt s. lric't hand siie going up from
AUTth Rtrer 10 BrOadrGy)
Inc above hotc. has been enlarged this season, and
the Proprietor hopes 20 accommodate more Vermont
customers. lie r"zreis his being obliged TO iun of
50 many the past fail and spring.
lis accommodations are now more ample, and he
trusts they Will br found satisfactory 10 business men.
Terms, 81 IS per days per week The Burlington
FIee Press Is kept on File at this House.
NM. NUIRHEtD,
We stop, when in New York, at the Merchants
Hotel, 30 and 81 Couriand-st and ind an oOhgAE
Host, polite and attentive servants, good table and
CLEAN rooms and beds l2m6
BRINSMAID & BROTHERS.
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III 81 PROOF IRON.
IOR ROOrlNG. WINDOW SHurrEES. SC.


FENHI, 81 2,si .,isi.II:S beg 10 coll the attention
n Of ALL those interested in roofing, to their GAL
NANlILD TIN PLATES, and to the many adj
vanlagcs which they possess over all nrtalc and
other substances hitherto used tor tins purpose, pos
sessina they do, thc strength and ghmess of iron
without its liability rust, having been tested
several years both in this country and in Europe
They also less subject 10 expansion and contrlc
ton from sudden changes OF the atmosphere, than
common Tin Plate Iron, IIuc, &c, or any other
metal now used tor roofing, and consequently form
much better and tighter roC requiring tar less frequent
repair whilst the first cost i but triiie more.
The subscribers would also call the attention of all
dealers and workers in metals to the many other pur-
poses 10 winch Iron thus protected. br applied
In general terms II is applicable 70 all articles oil non
which II is desirable to protect from the action OF the
atmosphere. And they would especially call the at
tentiun OF those interested in TELEGRApUlC
LINES, to their Galvanized Wire, when is now al
most entirely usrl il Europe and which answers every
purpose conductor OF c.ctlicty costing only
about halt much copper and possessing equal
durability with that metal
Having lately erected works in this CITY for the
purpose OF galyanizlng mills, spikes bolts wire &
they viii be able TO furnish any articles which NAV bc
desired. \ supply OF Plates manufactured IN Europe .
constantly on hand from l6 to % wire guagr
GEO. T. NORWOOD & co.
! Nos II and l6 Beaver st New York
The Patent Right for this article has been secured
/ for the United States well us Great Britain and
other European countries, and all legal measures vii
be Ia ken to prevent any infringement by importation
/ or otherwise
I Oct 80 1916 lsyl
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ELIAS LY MAN,

II As received one case Ladies heavy Kid waking
l. Shoes KID lined, at one Dollar a pair also Far
wells and Manshelds walking Shoes, cloth and .eath
cr Buskins. KID Sips, &c. &c, Low priced Buskins.
cheap ruuaround opslt 81.
A l. 5 O.
Mems Patent Rubbers and strapped Over Shoes
Ladies Patent Ruobers and Rubber Busklns.
Oct % II
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r ys-ATCHES AND CLOCKS. WE

~ % W Invite the attention of all who wish to
e.. - buy any description of Gold Silver Watch
es brass or God Clocks either eight day day,
to our new assortment which will be sold very low
observe that House keepers viii do well to buy clocks
Of those who can put them in order when they need it.
For sale cheap by BRiHsMAfo Il BRornEIs
Oct |. 1916.
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RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.


OtfS FONTAlN. junior ;nr'r"r If tn" firm
iontain Son, Chemists and trcscrptoniss to
the Royal University, Paris, has established, at VI ash
uaton City ID. C., Depot tor the sale OF their above
celebrated compound, which they offer to the Amefi-
can Publlck Il SURE ATrDoTE ron tnSSUMPTioN. in
It's ADVANCED well "a IHclrEHr STAGES. Acting
directly upon the LUEGS and auesng there decay, IL
only soothcs and quets, at once, the distress and
pain attendant upon this heretofore regarded fatal
disease but the Lungs and their sympnhzng
ORGANS to NATURAL AND HEALTHY ACTION. Accom-
panying each package are general instructions and
directions translated Tor lis use adapted to all eases
and strictly followed, will not tail in every instance
il the Lungs not wholly cOnsumed-ul restoring the
patient to health which may be permanently secured
BY future and avoiding too much exposure at
mospheric changes.
Pre-, Eight Francs. LOUIS FONTAlN.
- For the information of persons residing in the
i1tcgior-gry part OF the Government-hc would state
TINT the remedy is prepared and imported direct rom
their Lnboratolre, Paris. and that the same can be
transported through Mail, he is advised by Officers
of the Post Office Department, to any Post Office in
the country the same charge for double letter
Any persons therefore residing distant from this CITY
who may wish avail themselves OF the remedy can
do by addressing him through the mall post paid
Two dollars accompanying an order will enlte per
10 one irho!e, and one Mud package
LOUIS FONTAIN.
Washington, ID. C., October |, 1916. 2u3
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Nov. IsiC
SADLERY. &C.

S,TRONGS & Co having repcnishcd their stock of
- Sad.cry, Harness trimmings and Coach Hardware
are prepared to furnish consumers anything wanted IN
this line on favorable terms.
Nov. 10 &c. n2l
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2 MR. FNEMAU. FROM TIE CITY OF
THE MOTHERS RELlj,F.

or FEiNE ENCENrRlS.
THIS valuable and highly appreciated Medicine
L was obtained from an INDIAN D1crREsS, in the
Valley o, III" Columbia River Oregon, and since It's
introduction into civilized life, has been gilmore benc-
fit 10 the human than all other medicines ever
used. Ii VIII almost do away the curse entaed upon
our mothers from I've. 1t wall effect quick easy
delivery that no other medicine will, except what the
red women OF the forest use that is congenia with
ture. The patient vii. get about in half OF the time
they do treated IN the old way.
Ii is sure preventative Of Broken Breasts and
chdbrcd fever, and thr proprietor is willing to WAR
RANT cure to all who may have occasion for It's
us. Those who have been imposed upon by QUack,
and Quack nostrums, and have the natural fear OF a
second imposition can be referred OF the most
respectable families in the town.
All orders from dstadce post paid will be attend
ed to upon the shor.-s, notice.
For sale Wh.lcsdlc and Retail by the Proprietor
Dr. NiilICHER, and by Harrington Brother,
Agents
Burlington VI Sept Is 1916. Il
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trIiiug deposit ana small premium ilOlc are al
60 required to guard against contingencies
Tnus a person at the age of -, may secure to his
family, at his death Sio0 By the annual payment OF
g. t. an annual deposit OF nine cents and a prcnli
mn note fthity one cents, ur the of $1,000 by
the annual payment Of S;lliu. an annual deposit OF
slccnts and premium note of $50. The premium
note is taken guard gainst tie contingency o great
md unusual mortniitv but the Directors have great
confidence the belief that their payment will never be
called for. y large proportion OF the profits OF the
Company il every tlird year. distributed among the
existing policies by being added to the sums respect
lively insured thus continually increasing the amount
10 be paid ON the death y, the person insured. he
policies may be made tor the benefit, generally Of
the pc Is estate, spa ,lnlly for the benefit OF his
wife and clircn, in which latter case, the sum III
eured is beyond the reach III his creditors.
The character OF the President and Directors NJ the
company is guaranty Of the safety with winch Il
man may make provision for his family at his de-
cease, however unable Ia may become by failure III
business or Otherwise 10 provide for them.
The company has Il GUARANTY capital oi SlUoUNV
one hall OF which is paid in and invested IN the stocks
6. the United States the State OF Massachusetts, tile
city OF b ,stol, AMI ia nlt.s secured by bond and
mortgage f nuncumbcrcJ real estate in Massachu-
eets, worth three times the amount loaned thereon.
The remaining hall OF the guaranty capital Is la
Die to be called for whenever the interests OF TIC
company shall require it.
Applications may be made to the subscriber who
will furnish pamphlets con'anmg a.. the particulars
also the cha gtcr and bylaws Of the company.
GEO. 3. SHAW, Agent.
Burlington Dec. l. 1916 23m6
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PEARL STREET E6DUsy;
BURLINGTON IRON FOUNDRY.

CCoyBrr II .Hun aud iisier sireeiS.J
rT,IIE SUBSCRIBED has extended his
Establishment for making Castings, and IS
now procured to execute orders with dispatch and on
reaslnab.c terms Having larry, assortment of Pat
terms for different kinds of machinery il IS an object
for those that build S1w-nls Grlst-nis, Si1rch fac-
to-rs Pap.rmills &c&c., to cal and examine before
purchasing elsewhere; his patterns OF The latest
improvement Also a great variety OF other patterns
too numerous 20 specify.
Pioughs Caldlou Kettles, Potash do, Wagon Box
cs and AXES, constant, on hnnd-Aso the procus-
sion and kcac,ing Water Wheel, which is considered
TO be the best wheel for saw-us that is IN use Cast
rgs furnished Oh reasonable terms
l.. X. CROSSMAN
HUNTINGTON. Oct. Q. 1916. l5ln3
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ELIAS LYMAN.

ELIAS LYMAN.
II AS received his Fal. and Winter goods consisting
j L IN part OF beautiu. Printed Cs1hmeres, NJ De
LANES, Lyonese Plain Alpaca, Plaid do. Cashmere
De Cos Fine English and French Mcrino Indiana
Fine AlXory Plaid Choking, Printed Flannel Cloak
ILuinss, &c.
\ SPlEN0In ASSORTMENT OF
BROAD Cloth Cassmeres, and Nesting,
Fancy Nltinetes very low,
Heavy Black, Blue, and other Colors Beaver Cloth.
for over Goats, also Buttons, Cord, and Binding
PRINTs
A great variety of Prints, some small bngh, Plaid
tor children Also Turkey Reds
Flannels Plain and Twild. Moreens s aret, Crimson.
Black Drab, and Lamb Wool, Merino, and Cotton
Shirts and Drawers.
Winter Bonnet and Velvet Ribbons,
Rich Six Scars and Crayats Black SILK Shawls,
Zephyls Worsted Purse Twist Plain and Shaded
Marking Canvass, Steel Beads, Purse Rings and
Tapals,
Worstcd Yarn, Fine Nerno and Wooden do.
DOMESTIC GooDs.
Brown Shecting and Shifting from cts per yard
to Is Era do 81 cts per yard and upwards Drilling,
Canton flannel, Brown aud Bleachd Striped Shirilng.
Coiord Cambria, Double and single width, Tick.
Bats, Wadding, Wicking, Carpet Warp, and Cotton
Yarn
w | Goods Groceries and Oils as usual.
WickwaTe Block, 20 Oct lsi6. IL
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J. ". RANDALL,
EgAViNC JUST ARRIVED FROM NEW
IA York, with large and fashionable assortment
OF Watches Iewelry and Fancy Articles which he Of
iers tor sale at very low prices, at his
New jewelers. Shop,
In strongs Building College street, directly opposite
Cole Il Roblnson's Store.
Inc citizens ol Burlington and vicinity are respectul-
y invited to call ana examine his goods FOR themselves
His assortment consists, in part as follows:
Watches,
Gold, English Patent Levers, Anchors, Cylinders and
Lcpines SILVER, English Levers, Anchors, C. nders
Lepnes and Common.
Gold Pencils Il Pens,
Gold lockets, Guard Chains Keys and Seals Specta-
cles, Thimbles, Beads, Ear Ornaments, Enamc.led
and with Stone settings, Gold Bracelets Clnsns
Hearts, Crosses, Fob and Vest Chanes and great
variety OF
Elegant Finger Rings,
Pins and Brooches of the latest styles. for Iade. and
Geniemen Silver Speciaces Thlmhles Pencils
Gold and SILVER Tooth picks, Silver Butter Knives
with Silver, Pearl or Ivory Handles,
Silver Spoons,
Warranted good as the Coin Pearl and sb.u
Gard Cases, Steel Bags and Purse Clasps Steel Beads
Purse Kings, with bars and tassels Silver Plated and
German Silver Spoons, German Silver Spectaccs and
Steel Twcezcrs Cheap Steel Spectacles, Key Rims,
and large assortment OF
Sutiefy,
Rogers Rnzors, knifes and Scissors Wade and Butch
er's Razors, warranted Chapman's Razor .Strops
Shaving soap, Bears Oil, and
Pcrfnmery,
Various patterns of Shell, Horn and Ivory
Combs,
Coral Beads and Necklaces, Cloth, Hat, Hair. and
Tooth ~
Brushes,
Music Boxes, Niolins, Bass VOL and Violin Strings of
the best quality, ClarionetIe Reeds, etc
All kinds of Watches Clocks, Music Boxes and
Jewelry, Cleaned and Repaired the shortest Notice
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange Tor goods or
work,
November llth, 1916 oo,f
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AT BURLINGTON, VERMONT,
STRONCS & co.

In Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Steel, Shee, lron Tin
Plate Sheet and Bolt Copper, Iron Wire, Flour Salt
Paints, Oils, DyeStuiis, Plaster, Grind Stones, &c
Manufacturers Agents for the Sale OF Nails and
Iron, and Window Glass OF all sizes.
General Agents and Commission Merchants Ii
beral advances made Property consigned 10 them.
East Side Court House Square, Darlington, VT. Ia
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I'RIISSES
VS..

CPEAR SJACKSON'S 26 and % in double refined
y Spring Cast Steel and G. 5 hand panel and rip
ping Saws, do back saws assorted sizes 10 to Is inch
Rowlund's Mil Saws, Hoes circular and steel =
saws and billet webs, with other kinds md of various
qualities, at SIRONGo * Cos.
Nov. IS, 1916. nj
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THE undersigned having made an arrangement with
J. several OF the best Piano Forte manufactures IN the
city Of New York, would give notice that he will re-
ceve orders tor city instruments from any part OF YER
such selections in regard to tone material and finish
may suit the OF purchasers The reputation
acquired 10y the instruments OF Stodar Dunham Gale
4 Co, Glenn X Co, Nuns \ Fisher, Ne, j, already
too well established to need communication, nor II
there any reason why musicians in tins vicinity should
no, ENJOY the benefit OF their Improvements, instead OF
submitting any longer TO the din OF those antedeluyan
pervei the tastes OF the rising generation The sub
scribcr iiacrs himself that the attention he has given
t. music, will warrant such selections on his part as
sha please the most iastidious and hopes that has
tempt to Introduce good Instruments into this neigh
borlyod, will be seconded by those among us, who
wish for the establishment Of a higher standard Of mu-
eica taste. Prices low, and terms liberal. Address
By mail. Piano -ioI,es and Organs tuned.
c. THO. HOPKINS.
BprliDr,on NCv IQfc
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CUTLERY.

A n extensive assortment of Table and D-sser,
n Knives and Forks, Carycrs. St,cls, Nat Picks
Cooks and Butchers Knives, Shears, Sissors, Rogers
pen and pocket Knives, &c &c.
STRONGS & Co.
Nov Isi6 MI