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FRENCH ACADEMY.
Rooms over Mr.. Dewey's store.

MCNSlEUR p. o p. he MARAY, recently from
w Montreal, and who has completed his regular
course OF studies in French University will open in
ms place on the first of July next school for in
s,ruc'lons in the French Language, The people of
on his part to render his instructions useful pos
sioe 10 his pupils. The fact of his possessing The
PURE PARTISAN ACCENT,
ESQ deservedy esteemed by all well educated per sons)
encourages him to hope that his attempts 10 establish
IN this place an institution where the French Lam
fuage may be acquainted in its purity, will be LIBERAL
ly supported.
The time ofmeeting his pupils wi be for Gentlemen
at 9oclock A. NJ, for Ladies at II o'clock p NJ to
continue one hour each.
Refer TO &. +. Da,ey ESQ, j. W. Hickock ESQ 10
the Free Press Office or to the Instructor himself at
Mr. Doane's Boarding house.
Prompt applications are respectfully solicited 3w3
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Communication.

r. B. STAcy.-Sr: In the Free Pres, NJ
June 10. ia . communication from VIM Brown
late agent Of the Prot. Ref. Society, addressed
to the christian rublic-in which he SAYS AS
Q prof ,ha, all my collections were duly repor.
ted. The public ara hereby referred TO Martinez
de Mott. Esqr. Treasurer Of tie present as well
a. the old organization. whose ofire as such is
., l7a Broadway, NY. On recent examination
!, was aseer,ained that c. X. Moore the Cor
Sec. failed (ei,hsr accidentally or for reasons
hes, known 10 HIMSELF to publish nv genera
,epo,,.t.om Vermont, while a" officer i" the oh
.o.ie,v. ef which fact ] was ignorant until June
,I5. nearly two years alter The same was made.
IN ls,,er',o me dated ., Burlington, May 81
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NOTICE.

The approaching Anniversary Of our National
Independence, will be celebrated BY the young
men OF East Shelburne and yiclnliy, al the new
Brick Church, recently erected through The no
bic lberality Of Nathaniel Gage Esq, principal.
ly. An Grafton, Sabbath School Addresses, and
other exercises betting the occa sion, may be ey.
Decied. Exercises to commence at 10 CLOCK
A. N. Procession to / formed under the drec.
ton OF the Marsllals, al half past nine. A pic mic
will be provided tor The occasion by generous
lie arts and willing hands
Per order OF the Committee Of Arrangements
r. VI. CROSSMAN
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SARSAPARILLA MEAD.

THE VALUE Of tbs preparation is low w'dl
l known aud every day the field OF is u>efllles
l. ex,ending 1t j. arpr We and highly recommend
ei by PHYSICIANS,
AMI i aamrc' to lie the most agreeable preparation
ron the root thai ever cen employed in
ME- lCAL PRAt TlCE.
Il l. not local N H. operation u general eNenoinr
through the whole system. Ii neIral,es The pol,-
onuus elements m the
BLOOD,
And re,tore> a healthy lone to the organs which
generate tina, f1d. In >crotlnus and al external us.
orders me res III The rapid 'er,eae If he same,
RHEUMATISM,
And other painful atitc ions OF The muscular fibre a
speedy remoNa OF the pam aud IN all cases renewal
% strength Keeping pace with the r-Ieat OF The
ii cas- from he ,y,Ien
The proprety ami almost daily receiving iesllmon-
al IN The shape OF large orders ieshng 10 rs grra
value a medicine and al,o a. the most pleasant and
agreeable driuk known
The above article !, for sale Wholesale & Relail al
Harrington Bro hers, Church Il Burlington, also by
W. b. Hatch & Co. and Mun,on d. Follei
SO Wino1ski Falls,
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nj q ,

In Burlington, On Wednesday morning last by the
Rev. y. K. Converse, Mr.. AMOS C. BATES, of Hun
tn2ton TO Miss SARAH A. MILLER, of Willlston.
In iilghga'e, on the 18th inst by the Rev. Mr. o.
CnlaRhan, Mr.. GE'RoE SLOAN, to Miss LOUISA L.
LLOYD, ho'h Of Sheldon
In lrashureh, on the 18th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Twi
linht, Mr. Jo'EPH WARREN of ST Johnsbury, to Miss
MARY HARLow, Of The former place
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Echo answers 4" VIM"

WHY do mothers who are careful of their
w children in other respects, suffer them 10 be
freckled and tanned, when ONE cake Of Jones haitian
Chemical Soap, al Il ARRlNGTON'S, will effactnav
remove 1T Echo answers Why" Why do
Young lnldens in pristine youth and beauty. allow
themselves to appear with tan and pnpes upon their
faces, when single cake Of Jones Soap will entirely
eradicate il.
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SILVER WARE.

WE have Mt all times on hand, in great variety
w pure silver tea. liable. dessert, crea tn mustard.
sat, sugar. and egg Spoons; table, dessert, pickle
and chdren's silver Forks ;-butter knives, sugar
longs, silver cups, nursing tubes, coffin plates, thin
brs and all articles usually wanted in the silver ware
line. And we would remind purchasers that we give
as hcnry ,poons (madc Of dollar silver silver pure
rs dolls for the price that the alleged spoons
are sold by pedars. Great care and pains are taken to
have our >poons made ireN which is very essential
Their durability. Spoons and thmbles sold by are
marked free
BRINSMAID g. BROTHERS.
n. B.-Onr silver claw longs and spoons, took the
Premium a; the Fair of the American In ttu,e,
held al New York, 1876 The Dplo IA awarded TO US
can be store right hand side as you enter
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BRIGHTON nj ARKET, June IS, 1876.

Al market, AGO Cattle, 80 Jokes working oxen AZ
Cows and Calve', $50 Sheep, and Lambs and bout
400 Swine.
PRicEs-Beef CdHie-Extra Sc 25 fr,t qrall'y 6 1;
second quality IS 80 hrrd q"aliiv 81 Is a s
Working Oren-Ar SIG $40 SS3 81, and sl06.
Coirs and Caires-At S20 s22, s2s, s3l s35 and
si5
.Si.ep-Sales in lots at rs 22 so.
Sirine.-I.psa NJ wholesale fo scws and 7 for bar
rows At retail from from TO 8.
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TIE HORTICULTURE



DY A. J. DOWNING, Author Of Landscape Gar
ID dennp.' Designs for Cottage Residences Fruits
and Fruit Trees of America &c. &c,
This Magazine will e devoted mainly to Horticu
ture. Gardening, IN a thoroughly practical as well
scientific sense, will be its leading object and il is
hoped, through it. columns, not only 10 render simple
and easy To the novice, the practical care of all that
be ones TO the garden, but also to disseminate in all
pats of the country, n nowledge Of all new and i'm
portant IscOverles in Horticulture.
PoMoLoGY-the description and cultivation Of Fruit
ana Fru Trees, IN which we are already more inter.
e'ed Than any her peoplev i'll he topic continu-
ally discussed. Gardening an Art of Taste will
also have plcuou place N lis columns. ESSAYS,
INIT, ana designs on Ornamental or Landscape Gar
denlng viii he frequently presented 10 It's readers
The great interest manifested NJ this mnment, IN
Of the states, IN the -nheshmeni of grounds, and
the erection of ornamental dwellings, points out the
necessity of some periodical in which these subjects
shall more completely illustrated from lime TO time
Rural Architecture so closely allied in its nature
will therefore be emhoiitd the plan of this work
and 'Des qns for Rural Cottages and Villas Farm
Houses, Gates Lodge, lce-llouses Wineries, &c &c.
will very frequently be introduced lnio lis pages. NJ
mrrous correspon tents, from among hose of most
ability IN the country, will place before its readers
variety of articles all the most nieies ing Subjects
within its scope. summary OF Horticultural news
from the leading horticultural journals IN England
France and Germany will he gwen monthly, as well
n. notices Of all iAe more important proceedings oil
The prlncpnl HORTICULTURAL Socieres 10 Inns country
In short ths periodical may be considered conhn-
ation of the various works on rural SUI lecis Nv lis
FdioT which have already been 50 iavorabv recelv-
ed by the pub &C. II is his object To as s', as far
n, possible in giving additional impulse to me progress
Of Ii lrrculruial and the tasteful IN Rural Life sub
ers which are now so largely occupying all those
interested in country purs its.
The Horricullurisl vii he issued on The FIRST of each
month, Commencing July 1876 IN numbers OF Is
pnqes printed on fine paper, and emhe'hed WIN ~
merons engraving. illustrative OF the various SUI Jecis
TO which II - devo'cd making an annual volume o
a Out 600 oapes 50 000 year, payable in advance
Published by Luther Tucker,-Ofhce OF the Cul'iva'
| Tor. Albany,
W The above work will be distributed at Bur
ION free Of charge for postage, as soon No the num-
| Der Of Subscribers viii warrant the expense
forwarded, as published. u. GOODRICH, Agent.
! Burlington, W. June, 1916.
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Wanted.

THE Burlington Mil Co, being about 10 star, up
Il their new machinery, are prepared to give EN-.
pigment 10 rs or 100 GIRLS more.
Application should lie made i'm m ediotciy, at the
Counting room Of the Company 1t s desirable that
applicants should not be less Than sirfeen wears of
age. JAMES COOK Agent
Burlington, June 90, 1886 Blvd
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Mechanics Tools.

STRONGS & Co. offer a heavy stock and vctv
~ extensive variety Of MECHANiCS TOOLS, which
have iecn selected with great care bo'h IN regard 10
superiority Of hnh and Improvement IN pattern, 10
winch the attention ofpurchaser, solicited Among
~hlch are, Spear u Jact.On's hand panel, ripping.
ana ack Saws, 20 Files mid Chisels, bench Pane,
anu Moulding tools, Plum and Levels, steel and iron
squares Box wcud rue> Cum,a sses and ID viIers,
be7Hs and Try squares, Wrenches, "a ! steel, Con
hand do, iiachels hollow Auggrs, draw shaves sand
paper. Braces and bats, s6w Se>, O inbeis, screw
Drivers, Chisel and Anger hfndles, nal Hammers
hand Vises, Chest handles, Glue pot, Plane Iron-
e.. &c. June Q 10
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Peter Culbert's Estate.

~ the .uhcrile r,, having been appointed BY
w the Honorable the Prof. are toIrt for he DIS.
trct of Chn,enden, Comm,, ioner> TO receive, exam.
inc and adjust The claims and demand, Of all per>on>
against the estate Officer Culhert, lae Of Burlington,
in laid District dece ,,ed repre- enled n>ovent, and
also all claims and demands ex hblied in of Ell iher
10 and six months from the day OF the dae hereof,
eng allowed 10y sail Court Tor that purpose we do
therefore hereby give notice, that we will attend to
the h> mess Of our appointment, ., The office on shat
ter & Peck, in Brrliueon. in sald District on the
10th day Of Juy the 10Th dav OF August and on the
22i dav of October next, al 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on each
OF said days.
Dated, ,hi, sth dav Of June A. d. 1916
.w, } Gsn ! \ s P2NtRoY' Icomm.,iooer..
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LINSEED OIL,

VILLAS e. NOiFS are now manufacturing at Wi
' nooskl city pure article Of Linssed OIL. Mer
chants deslrous Of obtaining good quality OF oil vii
find it for their inieres To- ca upon US at our Sore
Burlington, June 2, 1916.
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Elias LYMAN

HAS just received few elegant silk Berare
L >hawls and Scnrfs. Also, Berlin Wool Shawls
very large and beautiful A great variety Thin Dress
Goods-such ms Fancy Muslin, and Bingham Gradu.
a'ed Robes, Muslin Gnghams, Lawns and de Lanes.
Also few Mourning Lawns, which will be sold We.
loW.-.Inne %
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A general assortment OF School,
Classical and Miscellaneous Books and Stationery
at CITY PRICES.
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Grind Stones.

= TONS Nova Scotia Grind Stones. Also, grind
- stone Crnnk> and Ilcrs,
ne J. 'l6. STRONGS e. Co.
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JUVENILE SINGING SCHOOL.
MIR, NICHOLS

WILL commence on Saturday next at 4 o'clock
w P. NJ. at the Lecture Room OF The Congrega-
tona Church, CLASS for the instruction Of Children
IN Singing.
Terms One dollar the scholar for a course of
Twenty Lessons. Two from one family
IS each. The first sson is free. Parents and
Children are invited Ia attend. 3
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A. T. ID w A RDS'
CHEAP CASH
80OK STORE
No. l Peck's Buildings,

A general assortment of School,
Classical and Miscellaneous Books and Stationery
at CITY PRICES.
y ECoLLEcTIoNs OF MEXICO, BY waddy
II THOMPSON l5O
Thomas Hoods Poems. 50
Pictures from Italy, by Charles Dickens. 37a
volumes. 100
Crchton, by w. Harrison Answor,h 25
4 Year among The Jesuits Sc
Voyages in the Attic Res ions. so
Livonan Tales l21
NJ ENOlR Of the life Of Henry Ware; Bv his broth.
IVA er, John Ware NJ D., new edition, vols. 81 So
Letters addressed 10 Relatives and Friends chiefly
in reply 10 arguments in support of the dortrine Of
The Triniiyi by Mary S. b. Dund, new edition.
Price, 623c.
Becchcr's Lectures 10 Young Men. 62A
Addresses and Miscellaneous Writings By Charles
b. Handbook. D. D.. Professor OF Intellectual Philos
ophy and Political Economy in Dartmouth College,
svo. s2,75
Napoleon and his Marshais.
By J. T. Headey; Vol. 2.
Contens-Bographca Sketches Of Marshal MI.
rat I.efebvre, Massenn Victor Bruno Marmuni, Oud.
moi Besseres, Joutdnn, Bernadotte, Suchet, Ponla-
rowski, Grouchy and Ney, with the descriptions Of the
great battles IN which they were engaged
with n bject ever The same in its general fen
lures the author has accomplished the difficult task
of giving individuality TO the different battle Genes.
and each chlenn ls marked by cNaracltrlsiics WhCh
distinguish him from his fellows. No one can read
these terrific descriptions without being greatly
ed and feeling deeply than ever the horrors sd
miseres of war"
The entire work complete in two beautiful 12mo
vols, lu -tra,ed with ~ steel pngravngs and com
prsng perfect portrait gallery Of NapoeDn's Mar
shuls. Price 81, so
The Chronicles of Clovernook;
With some account Of the Hermit of Bellv.Fule BY
Douglas GeroId. Price l2sc
A charming group Of legends characterized by the
quaint irresistible humor and irony Of Dickens, inter
spersed with touches II exquisite eauiy and pathos.
Emilia Wyndham.
By the author of"Two Old Mems Tales" CSC.
Like the previous productions of this author, the
present romance evince grea, dramatic st Ill and pow
nnsu lar War; and the Moral Of the stoi yam attempt
10 prove how much good may be redeemed from at
unequal and inielcliOus marriage.
Confessions of Pretty Woman,
BY Miss Pardoe, Author OF "City Of The Sultan,
&c. Price 25c.
Curiosity will naturally be excited by the very 'ltlt
of this work snch n ihcme-the lights and shndes Of
womnns lfe--depcrcd by such n pen, cannot fail OF
proving equal TO the high expectations which the au
thnr's name is sure awaken from The celebrity Of
her former predictions.
Harpcr's Illuminated shakespeare.
Nos 81 s2-PRrcE % CENTS.
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ELIAS LYMAN

HAS this day received an extensive assortment oil
III Plaid. Check b Fancy Casimeres.
Printed Plaid Gold Mix and Plain Saiinetts Fancy
and Gold Mix Tweeds Rich summer Ve,ings etc
Slate Col and Drah Moreens. Super Blk Lasting
Blue Stripe, Cambria Plaids. PLAID Drilllngs. Rich
Prints. Muslin Gmgi.ams. Cord Cambrics etc.
ALso-A Great assortment of Hosiery.
Wlckwa Block 18Th June.
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('arpets, ('arpetS.

THE subscriber has just received a large assert
1 ment of Carpets of different lariei an patterns,
which he will sell by the piece or RETAIL at The lowest
pIices. n. LOVELY.
June z 1876
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RpMrMAHT IARHTHNGa
l. &. ugTTta Z. n rSORlD

DORTRAIT PAINTER, has taken the room over
L the shop Of Mr. Orr, on Church street, where he
will he happy The citizens Of Bul ng'on, IN
the line Of his proe, Portraits Of several OF the
Peep of this place may al any time lie inspected a,
hi roam
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

INHE >uh>cr er Icing de>rous of re.
L turing from u.ines, Offers for sale
lssss his large aud valuable FAR II, consisting
OlIH Of 900 acres OF Tex client LAND, SIN
S@ aie1 N the village OF Chazy, Clinton,
County, \. Y. Upon toe premise, Two dwelling
houses, three larn>, out hoI>e>, &c. &c. The farm
l. we. wooded ani waterel. and S altogether one OF
The mos, valuable and pleas locations IN The coun-
w. Terms cay
For particular, apply 10 The sub. crhcr on the
premises. ALEXANDER SCOTT.
Chazy, April 90, 1916 AZ
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Tin Ware.

VILLAS g. MOVES continue the manufacturing
uf Tin Ware, and general assortment kept con-
-ian,ly on hand Merchants and Peda's all
times he supplied At rates that will give satisfaction
burlington, June 6, 1916. ,
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Better late. than never !

THE subscriber has been receiving q new assori-
j ment of Goods from New York. which he will
sell as cheap il moi cheaper, Than can be purchased
IN the country city, either q retail or wholesale
June 8 1916. " LOVELY.
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N O L IC T.

vJNHE Firm Of II. n, Smith 4. Co., is this da Y dis
| solved BY mutual consent. The husins, OF the
firm will he setreiby II. ". Smith and l.. Conkey,
by whom ii will hereafter be continued.
II. N. SMITH,
l.. CONkEY.
.-ai. IRA ORDwAY.
Richmond, Jdne 4, 1886. siwS
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Dry Groceries,.

c0 CHESTS Hyson, Young H., II. 5. and Pow.
w chong Teas
10 Hhd,. ST. ca Por'o Rico and y. o. sugais.
10 " Molas>e.,
2 Tons loaf crish'd. and pow'd. Sugars
Candles Bar Soap, Starch, Ginger Cas,ia, Pepper,
Spice, Salernu>, Cocoa Vermlclla, Tobacco, Cloves
Nutmeg> Lamp OIL, Sperm Canl'e-, Codd>h, Sal.
mon, &c. &c.
June 3, 40 STRONGS 6. Co.
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Fresh Eggs at
June 26 49, 3 A. $. DEWES'S.
SMOKED HAMS and LARD,
For sale at A. 5. DEWEY'S.
June 26 &c. 5
Charles Brcwstrr's Estate.

STA TIE or VERMONT, n II f. Hon. the
D,s,rict OF Chuen.len. SIS. | Probate Courr
for the District of Chtienden; To all persons con-
cerned IN the Of Charles brewster late of Col
chester IN said District deceased, GREETISG.
WHEtEAs, Alpha Brewster, administrator de bOnis
non of the esae Of said deceased proposes 10 render
a final account uf her admins raton and present her
account against said estate for examination and al
Ipwance at n OF The Court OF Pro- ale, 10 be-
holden at the REGISTERS Office IN Burlington IN SAID
district on the fourth Wednesday o' July next.
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified 10 appear le
tore aid court the time and place aforesaid, md
shew ca se, fany YOU have, why the account afore'
sal should not be allowed.
Given under NV hand a, Burlington, this 23l day
OF June, A. ID 1876
3N3 . WIN. WESTON, Register.
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Fresh Camphene :
Essences &c

p ECElVING weekly, for sale by barrel and OF
IL draugh,. BY PECK & SPEAR.
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David Days Qate juno Estate.
PETITION TO CONVEY LAND.

PETITION TO CONVEY LAND
STATE OF VERMONT, A T a session oil the
Di.,rlc, of Chntend.n S. "A Pro ate Cuurl held
at Burlington within and for the District of thrien.
den, on the 30h day Of May, 1916, comes Irene
Ellis of Essex in snd district, and files in sld cour,
her petition IN writing, setting forth that David Day.
Qae jun.j late Of sad Essex deceased, was, nj the
time of his death, under contract. binding IN law and
equiv to convey to said Irene Fills. the following
described parcel Of land, situated in said Essex,
beginning in the line OF the highway leading from
Hubbells falls, called, BY Andrew Ellis, to Col
chester. in the north line Of lot No. Il thence 81
deg. t. 6 chains 40 links 10 stake; thence 9 deg
chains; thence n. 81 deg. W. chains 40 link t.
said highway; thence n. deg, 10 the place of be-
ginning. containing four acres OF land and part of lot
no. Z that the said Irene paid The said David for said
land hy conveying to HIM and VIM. johnson. her
right Of dover in lands belonging the
Of her late husband Ransom Ellis, deceased, and that
The sail David died without having executed convey
ance of said land and praying sad court 10 grant
license to George Whitney administrator Of the estate
OF the said David, 10 convey 10 her the sad parcel Of
land;
WHEREuPoN, the court aforesaid doth appoint the
second Wednesday Of July, 1916, for hearing and de-
Gliding said prii ion at the Office Of the Register OF
said court IN said Burlington and doth order that all
persons interested be notified thereof by publication
of This order containing the substance OF said petition
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Fee Press
newspaper printed in said Burlington, the last Of
which publication 10 be previous the time appoint
ed for hearing.
Given under my hand at said Burlington, ,hi. 3Olh
day of May, 1916.
2w3 WM. WESTON, Register.
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WANTED,

4 n experienced young man as book keeper one
n That has some acquaintance with The DRUG hus.
mess would he preferred, by PECK & SPEAR.
June 49, 40
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Hard Ware.

IIUT q w M e.
ON nOZ. Blake~ Laches,
~cO $500 gross "Premnm' Screws,
200 doz. wrot and cast iron Door tits,
100 " Table do
20 cw. Hooks and Hinges,
Together with an extensive assortment Of Shelf and
heavy Hardware, which IS offered wholesale or 70.
tai on favorable terms TO the purchaser.
Jane |, '46. SIRONGS &. Co.
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r ARGE assortmen,s Of various brands ofImport
IL ed aud Domestic Cigars, bv wholesale and retail
al PECK & SPEARS.
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Arihu. S NnllQuarlnn.

WORK Unqre, Curior, aud Inlere .ipG, h'ah,
A ly recommended. III. Lovers of C1riositiss NH
be amply repaid me psrn,sl I'M, W.'n; ,n,
p,,inr,oa '1r. lais,
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Looking Glasses.

HAVING had constant calls for more, we have
L L purchased another LOT of fine Looking Glas,es
which have just arrived with what renamed Of our
Spring purchase We can now shew a very tine as
prices hat w suit the closest purchasers
We invite all who wish Lo king Glass to examine
our assortment before purchasing. Gilt and Naho 9.
my framed Glasses on hand. s1'Brass aud Wood
Cock>- good and ch,np
BRINSMAID g. BROTHERS,