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DR. JAYNE's ALTERATIyE-w.I -.

!. pR -JAYNE's ALTERATIvE.-w. h.vs
80 snsos'ned BY Mrs Rsse u o cure performed on
sess ~ DE- Jayns's Al,ersiive. whi,h Prove. h. =,
yesvfny over every other remedy Of tho k,rd -
- ess bee" afflicted for The las, .ssreen wear,
F~scs~sss or White Swelline..' attended, Win
C-s:s.ees sso eH'o''ai'cn Of v.rou. hones. during
Sesen ss.e many pieces have Aeen DISCHARGED fr,m
- ssoe'ai bona Of the csanium. from both her arm.
-. snd hands, and from both leg. and from Inc
~ knss snd the left iemonl bone. beside. pa,n
Saesrs on p.ass paris Of her ner-pn. which has
91,osd ths AN VI . number Of tho mos, em,o.n,
<sscsses oSo"r~ ci,y-during moe, Of The time her
.s""fs nave oeen meet escss<isting and d-pIo-
-. 'afec months since she was Induced
- 'y Or Jayne's Alternative. which has had nm
c,on'sh,"s happy effect opon her. by removing all
S,'n and .~we'i'ngs. and sausing The ulcers 10 heal
~a'e Of me same time her general health hn. be.
some completely restored, 80 tho, she n.w weigh.
so.e 40 'os more than she did befoie she common
ecu me use OF this truly valuable preparation.
Native Esgic.
Brett. al
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46!
LATEST ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
AT THE PHILADELPHIA
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE,

No &c MAIN STREET, WHEELING. VA.
ID sEAToN. has just received aud IS now
AZ . opening the 81 veiy fne sud large stock OF
Foreign aud Domestic Dry Gools within This month
~h''h VII now be presented al unprecedented
low prices FOR CASH.
.ioihs. Cassimeres. Jeans. Saitiuetts. SC; C,iicoes
-Ehs'sh' French end American. at MI prices.
varying IRON 3 els upNocds. BaiEsunes; Balxarine
Lawns. painted DO; De LANES. Cashmere. Ac. &c
1'nghams-fren'h, Scotch. Earls,sn and Manche..
ter; Brewn aud bleached Shce,ings.
sh,wis Hsndkerchiefs, Hosiery, Gloves. B,nne,
Ribbons. SuspenderS. &c &c.
STRAW aud BRAID BONNETS-Also Hats.
&c Sc.
CARPETS-Veniiinn and ngrain, which will
he snld low.
All those wishing Bargains will now please give
him a call before purchasing el,-w here. and You
may depend npor great Bargains.
Mind place. No &C Main street. Just oppo.itc
kno'e's ~SsddleIy Shop SEAToN.
ap 10
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REMOVAL,


fR ,. FRissELL. hes removed 70 Fourth o,
~ door below 'he Psesby,eusn church
ofsxs IN me same ba'lding and sdjOining hat Of
bfS r Hsliihcn. sps
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saK HATS.

4 FINE nssoanrnI OF Short Nap Moleskin
"a Silk Hats = he lsiest style. Also a good
sssoriHenf Of I'D nos, fashohable Beaver end
Neuira Hats, wi,e for eoior. lustre, iieh,ne,s. Gu
durance ard beg y Of c0il. tim and finish, are
unsurpassed; Ioes ,er with a general assortment Of
all The difs'entt 'ms snd vaneiiee 81 Hlis now IN
vogue. and alltof which ore made ON The most
approved prnch c, OF prime materials mud by The
best workmen Those wishing to purchase at
wholesale OF :, sil. viii snd u 10 their advanrsg.
TO call and epmine Before purchasing. rs an de-
icrmIned MOTTO I've nnsold, as my facilities (Vt man.
uiaciufng 10 advantsge are unsurpassed.
N b. Hat furnished ID order At sb0r, notice
Don't forget 10 call at 90 Main s rect
ar III w w JiMFSON
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G9T The drawings viii ho published rccnlarl,
"a HE TiIaes and ais, tu The Argus RcmemDer
n l. DoRSEY'S Lseky Office,
mnr2f WHEELING. Va.
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CITY D%lSPENSARY &c

CITY DlSPENSARY, &C.
CORNER or MONROE & arm Sis.
The consulting hours of this Institute will
hereafter be from III to IL A. NJ, and from
q TO s p. Nj. every day. Sundays IL 10 3
r. NJ.
Any cases who may require medical atten-
dance, and medicine, between The hours above
specified, are requested 10 call p either OF
the attending physicians, at their Offices, when
they will promptly receive such assistance as
their cases may require.
ArTRNDIsG PHYSICIANS.
DIR. TODD, Main st.
" BATES, Quincy ST.
FRlSSELL, Church 81.
HlLDRETH, Corner Monroe and
BY order OF the Board.
i. A. HlLDRETH, See'y.
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$1,000.

Pokomoke River L,,efy. class No 20.
To he dawn at Wilmington. Thursday April l6
| oi $500 lof $500 lorl500 loC lli0
~ Nos. 10 ballots. Tickets 50, ceuifeaie oi 81
whole. SAG, shstes IN propcrion.
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WILLIAM ORR.

- os'oN STREET. WHEaEiING, VA.
1y< sErS FOR SALE a, low pr,ces tor Casb.a
- nv supply OF ARTICLES in hts line. which are
'e" ~'ns cnte by himself, FROM the best mar
IN Tho East ON such term az euable. him 10
sei eta iTninc advance Gy cash.
ENC ENGLISH. SWISS GERMAN AMI
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All orders shall be promptly attended 10
mari ROBr ARMSTRONG g. co. AGENT.
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WALL PAPER y WALL PAPERn
EUSr RECEIVED a large AID splendid sssotrs
- meui CIV rrpcr and Bordering, ehd Ere
Screens For sale cheap tI cash.
mar II w ROhB. cor MINI end I-nion SLa-
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80 80 al, u prize OF $4,000 was sent
from the managers office 10 a gentleman in
Maryland; Also z 40 % $4,000 sold a.,
Managers Office.
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FINE SATIN WALL PApERs

p. sale by d. cRuMBAcKER, i7a Ma
"C no II
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WORMS. WORMS. WORMS.
KOLMSTOCK'S RWIFUGE.

This remedy tor worm, is one Of the most extra
ordinary ever used. l, e.leciuay eradicates worms
Of all sorts from children and adults.
Thousands perish by worms without the real cause
being known. Some other reason is assigned for
Their sickness until 100 late To the re cause.
What immense responsibility then rests upon the
parent who does not know the doctor who does not
understand the complaint which is destroying those
precious flowers Of HES children.
What should lie done I
The answer Is plnn. Give this Nermfnge, which
will lie sure TO do good, if they have no worms and
they haze, i will destroy aud eradicate with GER
tany aud prerls on truly astonishing
1t cannot harm The smallest infant OF the strongest
adult. There j. no mercury or mineral IN il. Mer-
curry l. the hass OF most worm nede~; and the
remedy Is sometimes than the di-easc. So
never use Il zenges but rely upon ths. Every per-
son viii lie convinced on one trial that il the mo-
perfect cure ever invented
We call on all good CIT zens to make known the
elects OF this wonderful remedy.
Price % GEMS. Sold hy Com>tock 4 Ross, No. 10
fremont Row, Boston; HARsINGroS d. BRoTHER,
only agents for b rlingtun
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-13
DO you see that very little limb holds me

Do you see that very little limb holds me
here?'
Il do
Fire at it,
What to cut you down
'Of course
But might strike your head
Shoot Better blow Out my brains than
see me die here, which shall in fifteen min
uies. SuooT
Jim Randall! mW yoa fret
The sharp crack of the rifle rang through
the forcsl--lhc splinlers ilrw-and Putnam
fell upon the ground. lie was severely
bruised, but laughed the matter oil,and Moth
ing more was thought of II. Drawing the
mes, from his pocket, he said:
Here is that nest: said | would have
il, and was determined no one should see
me fall
The same, indoni,ablc and daring spirit was
displayed in his after life, in cndeavoring TO
secure liberty for his country. His name
carved high and indelbly in The temple Of
Fame, with that of Washington, Warren,
Stark, Prescott, Allen and Lafayette.
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ANECDOTE OF CEN. PUTNAM.

Notwithstanding all that has been said, or
may be said to the contrary, the name OF
Old Put is destined TO 20 down TO posteri-
" as the very embodiment Of fearless brave
~. The following anccdote Of Pulna ms
boyhood is given by one Of the editors Of
Noah's Messenger.
Pulnam's early days were spent as those
Of most boys placed in his situation in life
One Of his iav0rile amusements was bird
resting - cruel and useless custom. The
hunts for nests were followed in company,
and Putnam was always the leader.
On one oc :asion he and his companions
came across a fine nest, which lodged on
frail branch of a very high tree. There was
no way of reaching the nest, except by climb
ing (Which was very difficulty and venturing
one, would break under the weight Of the
robber. No one would venture.
Putnam regarded the nest and limb in
silence for some moments, and at length said
iii wager there isnot boy for ten miles
round that can get that nest
All agreed with him.
IN try it, said no, deliberately taking of
his jacket and rolling his panlaloons up 10
his knees.
His companions attempted to dissuade
him but to know purpose. Go he would.
I'm fancy that ore Of the Kings strong
holds said Putnam, and may be -
if don't take it,
The tree was ascended--lhe limb gained.
Putnam placed his foot upon It, and i, crcak-
ed, lie ventured foot further the limb
bent low, and warning murmur rose from
the boys below. He put his knee TO the
branch and reached toward the nest. Tie
limb broke partially "a shout below - and
Putnam persevered. His fingers touched
the wished-for prize, and just as he cried,
we got it, the limb broke clear of, and he
fel-bul not to the ground. His panlaloons
caught in one of the lower limbs, and his
head hung downwards.
Put, are you hur?' asked one Of the
boys.
mo, hurt, answered the undauntcd heart
'bu, sorely puzzled how 10 get down.
I'VE can't cut away the limb because We
have no knife
Il can't stay here till you get one
sWe'll strike light aud burn the tree
down.
Ave, and smother me in the smoke. Tht
won't do
There was a boy named Randall in The
proup. who was noted for being "a crack
m,,k,msn.an who afterwards fought brave.
10 n, Punam's side. Him Putnam address
ed: =.
Jim Randall there's a ball in your rife 2
Yes,
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Villas O. MOVES.

HAVE now received their Fall and Winter supply
L of Goods. We have added a number of articles
(Which have been much enqured for) TO our former
stock, such as Cotton Yarn, Colored Waddng, Bat
ting, Wickng, &c. and can now accommodate
Merchants with almost anything in the Staple Dry
Goods line.
We would moacsiy say to all who may wish to
purchase at wholesale, that stock Of Goods i
now the largest and desirable offered by us.
Our success far in jobbng goods has induced
make larger purchases than heretofore, and hope
BY selling low prices to be enabled do justice 10
our, elves and 10 the purchaser
We have adopted the Cash System IN making all
-four purchases and we .fa'isr ourselves with the
belief that goods Obt1iHcd AT the very lowest
prices Buying Cheap will enable us to sell low to
our customers, who will please calI and for Them
selves
Burlington, Nov. 10 1915.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-13
THE NAPLES HAIR DYE.

For some unacconiahe reason, for the last one or
two years, many young people, both male and female,
had the misfortune to have their HAIR turn permanent
ly gray We have freq enly been applied to for
which has lnducei IL 10 20 10 much lroule aud eN-
pen,e IN oGdcT 10 furnish our customers and the pub
lie generally with a new and improved Hair DYE
that nearly eiecIua aud MT the least injurious
to the head HAIR for the moderate price OF so
per bottle. We have succeeded leyond our cxpecta-
tons. This article we oier to the public with great
confidence. We have had It thoroughly tested, time
after time, before we could offer Tor sale The price
is such that all ear afford 10 and H. quality we
believe Ia lie superior 10 any leiore made. Sold by
Comstock q Ross, No. 10 fremont Row, Boston
HARRINGTON Il BROTHER only agents TOR Bur
ltnoIDu.
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MEDICINES.

TALES Catharic and Vegetable Purganve Loz-
l. engers, and the best and decidedly the most pop
ular article, only for adults but for chlIdreno all
countries and climates, and IN every condltunoi life
They are strictly vegetable, with taste nexpre>>ihy
delightful; they cause no pain in the operatinn but
the contrary feelings Of pleasure, cleansing the som-
ach and bowels r.cEe perfectly than any other purga'
tive. Their magic like operation surprises the most
eminent physicians, and they rapidly taking the
place of all other pur 9a'ive compounds. Every
elIcr should carry them, every family should keep
them, and every man, woman and child shonld take
FALES' WORN LOZENGES
Are a sure remedy, and children love them, they ac
like charm in removing the symptoms, starting in
sleep, grating the teeth, palencss about The mouth
and nose sickness at stomach, piecarIous appetite
>weed towels and general fever the child falls into
que, sleep, the worms are supplied and expelled in
every instance tar heard from the patient
tlrcly cured.
FALES' COUGH LOZENGES,
For coughs crld>, bronchitis ncipient con>ump-
tron whoopina cough and Group, The mos, happye ect
is obtained IN few moments The symptoms disappear
and the disease is once broken up. single trial
is sufficient TO satisfy the most skeptical.
FALES' DYSENTERY Lounges
Cures dvscnery, diarrhre and all bowel complaint,
ofadui> or children. Pay particular attention to the
directions which accompany each box and they are
not known to fail. Price % cents
FALES' CAMPnOR LoZENGES,
For common and icl, headache; also, mana cpl-
lep,v melancholy. hvstcra, ST. Niu> Dance and all
other cases OF an2u and OPPRESSION # The wal
powers hey are perfectly safe for women or children
IA all conditions.
FAI.ES' CYPRIAN UAIR TONIC,
l. nov 20 extensively known that comment i, use
lr.~ We can nv, however, among thousand, who
have plrchacl It ~ TIN, and other coun'rc-, none
have conuain,d, lui on the contrary EXPIRE. sed their
wonder and admiration on beholGng IT. effect.
CLEAR OUT YOUR RATS.
The anawi"g an antics ot these destructive crea E
fur. can ban>hed forever your houses and store,
if YOU will procure box OF the genuine
Madagascar Rat EXtermiil atOr,
and use It according 10 directions.
You cannot depend upon the above medicines unless
obtained of the proprietor J. J. Fale>, &c Commercial
street, Boston; to avoid counerells the agent ha>
certificate with the written signature Of J. J Fales
VI. d. Member Mass Med. so. and Boston Med. ASS
Dr. fae> medicines are sold wholesale add retail at
No. sc Commercial ST., Boston.
Buriin gton, Harrington a. Brother Druggist,
Wholesale and Retailers for the above medicines
Vergennes, WIN. X. Bxbv, Druggist; Netc Hlren
Mis- II. Rider; Bristol, Geo. w. Parmelee; Mem
Haren, A. p. Roscoe; Ftrrisburgh Center, Amo,
Weherby Sheiburn,J. b. lsham; HneSburgh, Mar
cur Hull; WIiiston, Morton f. Clark Jericho Cor
ners, Oake> d. Peck Cambridge, Martin Wires
Bakersfield, Arlington d. Pomeroy; Vest Enos-
burgh James NJ. Dean; Sheldon, A. Keith q Co.
Fairfeid Burr s Fansworth; Fairfar, S. w. Brush
& Co. 10
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ATTENTION.
CONSTHPTION!'! &c,

VTNHE subscriber again calls the attention Of the
/ Inhabitants Of Burlington and vicinity 10 (pea.e
call and obtain pamphlet, detailing particulars,
and giving Of cures OF the strongest po sbl e
character, effected by using the Rev. n. II. Downs
VEG ETABL.E BALSAMIC ELIXIR. Notwth-
standing the paper, are full OF advertisements OF
Cough Medcincs, yet among the whole there per-
hap> no article that ranks high aud approaches
near a specfc for Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, and
the whole catalogue OF Pulmonary symptoms, as this
celebrated F. xr.
1t has been observed from Name to Georgia tina,
consumptrvc patients (aher having drank from one
to twenty bottles ofWild Cherry, Hungarian 'alsam,
Olosonon and the thousand other articles have been
compecl TO use Doicn's BdiSam before any per-
manent ard lasting lenctl the paiien, was visible
In Burlington the sales have been principally TO those
who have wasted their money in purchasing Wild
Cherry, DC. "a fre,h supply has lust been open
ed, and pamphlets ready tor distribution a, the Drug
Store Of HARRINGTON d. BROTHER.
Feb, 3D. 1876 81
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THE QUAk ERESS.
Coz cluded f'om First Page.

CO'C Wdtd fr0m fT1 rage.
while the heart ceased beating, and the
pulse stood still have felt tina, the spirit had
winged its eternal flight, and left nongh, be-
hind, save tho undying comfort So of such
is the kingdom of Heaven
Time rolled on, but brought no relief to
the stricken heart of Mrs. Norton, who
wrapt in her selfish grief, saw not that home
was becoming more and more diStaseful to
her husband. Mr.. Norton at first icl, deeply
the loss of his child but too volatile for any
one impression TO last long, had returned
with renewed zest TO the gaelics which made
the charm of his existence. The want OF
congenialiy between himself and his unllap-
ny wife, was daily more evident. Her
thoughts, her hopes, were fixed upon an
other world, fureelinl of tho duties she
owed her frllow-creatnrcs, while solonrn-
or among them: and more than all, neg
leciing the happiness and weIlbcing of her
husband. Had sIe--l,ad any wife 50 stu
nted, descended sometimes from her moral
planacle and entered, with apparent inter-
est, into some of his views-she might have
eventually obtained 50 great an Influence, as
TO lead him, wiling captive, into the path
Of rectitude.
1t was a lovely day, and Norton had
s,rollcd into the Bazaar, where the fashion
and beauty of our city asscmbl,d-for the
time being-in hopes Of Willing AWAY an
hour pleasantly. The first persons he mrl
was lieutenant lIsrcourt, and his young sis
ter, who had just made her debut into
society.
GOOD morning, Miss Iluvcour',' said
Norton, joining them-though her brother
had scarcely returned his salutation. Il
heard a young lady say, last evening, shs
was anxiaus to make your acquaintance,
and that is . great compliment you know.
who might that lady be7' epquired
Harcourt coldIy.
Miss Stafford
Your pardon, sir-my sister shall never
mike the acquaintance Of woman who has
so disgraced herself
Take care how you speak, lieutenant
am her friend and Champion
To her shame be it spokcn-any woman
who allows the undivided attention of
opn sex, a, least
Il understand you, sir,-I understand
YOU exclaimed Norton, palc with rage
and modification, for their loud tones had
attracted general attention; you shall an
swor 10 mo Tor 'n's. ...... ,-
AsYou please, sr' am sorry you nave
SO oaa cause "0'g"' rsP''ed 'iarco"''
caim'y'
NORTON ".he" on MS "'''' anu ''' ''e
room p're'P''''ey "',' ny 'ne ''''c ''e ""u
reaI"eu MS own c"a'"oer' MS p4sS'"" ia"
cooled, and he began TO trcnble for the
consequence. II ~ou'n oe ,"'posSin'e no"
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Pure Bears Oil.

The only BeautiGer and Preserrer Of The Hair
TIME oldest writers the subject of The hair have
/ one and all alluded to the properties contained
in Genuine Bears Grease, as preservation and
beaulfer Of "Nature's covering for the head" Hip
pocrates, the ancient medical writcr the sub
ject, says IN his ''Treatise parts of The Human
Body" that the fat Of the (trsus) Bear is very nu
trtve in starting and preserving the of the hair
of adults, when premature badness The in
membranes of the flesh Of the bear 10 the
skin, covered with a shining fat which forms the
from whence spring and originate the roots Of
the hair tina, covers them profusely. This is the
law CT nature and follows that the oil produced from
the ia, of this animal very useful to the human
in leading 10 the recovery Of the hair when prema-
turely lost
Surely no greater proof can be adducel as to the
value of Genuine Bears OIL for the hair For years,
the pure article has been considered by the most emf
nent physicians the best remedy for badness, falling
of or weakness of the hair, and all complaints con.
necied herewith. Great should be taken in all
to the ge9ucencss and purity Of the oil. The
real article careh - End highly pc fumed for
sale BY Messrs. ~ NGTON & BROTHER,
Druggists and Apaihecaries, &c &c, Church Street,
Burlington, Vermont. 80
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lIAGAit & ARTHUR,
Notice.

INUT1CC'
THE subscriber would inform the public that he
/ is prepared to clean and fin IA Women's Cloaks.
Dresses, Shawls, BonneI- &C., made of silk, Cotton
or Wool; and piece. If silks or other fancy goods
will he Colonred and dressed to lie equal 10 new
also, Mcq'- Clothes Cleaned and Dyed il necessary
and finished, think, the satisfaction Of. the public
al a reasonable price Silks that are Black can he
cooured TO any colonr wanted Green, Brown, Scarlet
Crimson, Pink, &c.
Goods forwarded 10 J. d. e. Martins, by stage
with charges paid, will be attended to- finished and
returned in a seasonabe time.
THEODORE ID. LYMAN.
North Ferri,bnrgh, Nov. II. 1913. 25n6
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BALM OF COLUMBIA.

ulne Odrdge's Balm Of Columbia Tor your hair >
You may depend upon it, it the only article that i,
sure TO prevent badness, and keeps the head tree
from dandrutf. We have known II TO restore hair
on the bald heads OF persons seventy wears OF age
Cumstock and Ross give reference to any that wish,
to those who have leen perfectly bald for years and
have had their hair restored within the last two
months. BE sure and get the genuine, with the sig.
nature OF Comstock 4. Co on il, or get none. Sold
hy Comstock and Ross, No. 10 fremont Row. Bos-
toni HARRIsaroS & BRErHER, only agents fol
Burlington
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James Hogan,

XNOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Bur,
w hngton and vicinity, that he has commenced
BOOk BINDING
IN all us various branches, in the Building formerly
occupied by ). S. Skinner Sadders shop, three
doors East of the Free Press Office College ST. Bur
ne'on, VI, where he intends keeping constantly on
Ledgers, Day Books.
Journals Cash Books,
Invoice Books, Sales Books
Record Books, Receipt Books,
Memorandum Books, Lawyers Briefng Paper
Cost Paper, and Dockets.
n. Blanks Public hre,, Insurance Comnanies
Merchants and others, furnished with Account Book $
made of the best paper, ruled and bound to any nat
tern desired aud executed in good style the latest
improvements in binding and experienced workmen
produce.
Particular attention will be paid TO the binding of
Libraries, Periodicals. Music Port foos, Scrap Boot
&c, Ac. Manufacturer of Blue Black and Red nix s.
Country orders executed on the most favorable terms
and AT short notice. Edges of Books marbed to any
pattern TO match, Comb Spanish in the best style.
Most kinds OF School and Blank Books on hand and
for sale cheap for Cash, Paper Rags taken in ex.
change for Blank and School Books, Paper, dc.
Burlington, May Is, lsi5. 50-ly