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MELODEONS.

TENHE subscribers having formed copatlnership
Il under the firm Of :. II. JONES x CO., for the
manufacture Of .Nelodeons, Seraphines. &c would
respectfully inform the public, that they will be happy
ed in the country. Quality OF Instruments warranted
equal to any other manufacture All orders received
at the store Of Woodbury. Bnrditt opposite Hall and
Townships, where may be found general assortment
Of Musical instruments, Instruction Books, Strings,
&C., SC. S. II. JONES,
WOODBURY. & BURDlTT.
Braitleboro, June %, 1876 "a
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FOR SALE.

e. y9NHAT valuable Farm lately occupied
&5aEnA Il by Timothy Twiichell, situated in
lille the southwesierly part Of Wafdsboro,
sss 8SsEb consisting Of about three hundred acres
suitably propor.ioned as TO moving, pasture and til
lage with plenty of wood and Understandings and
other convenences sufficient for extensive farming OPP
eratons
Terms liberal. For further particular rs enquire of
WARREN CUSHING. Jr, Of Newlane, or Mrs
ELIZA CUNE TWITCHELL on the premises.
WardsboTo, June Is, 1876. a.
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THE TREATY.-The Senate have had long sitting to
day with closed doors II is rumored that they have ad
vsed by vote of al to H. the ratification Of the boundary
treaty reported have been sent TO that body by the Pres
iden Tuesday last Moreover, understand that the
injunction Of secrecy will be removed until the treaty
ratifed BY the british poyeTnment-r Union.
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NOTICE.

CtAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber on about
~ the 25th day OF May, A. d. 1896, dark bay COLT,
supposed 10 be two years old Said Colt has while hind
foot and star in his forehead The requested to
prove property pay charges aud take the away.
JOSEPH a. DEMING.
Puincy, June oath, 1916. AZ
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THE CoLuMbIAS MAGAZINE ToR jew. New York, Is.
tael Post, l40 Nassau st.
Beautiful, indeed is this number and cretabe alike to
the editors and publisher 1t IS worth reading from begin
ming 10 end both the poetry md excellent The
contributors Fanny Forester Mrs Eei Mrs Goodman
Miss Backwal Miss Sedgwck, Tuekerman, Lester, Paul
ding, Hoffman, West and Brougham The embellishments
combine hsor value and noble sentiments Warren, TAX
ing leave Of his wife the of the battle Of Bunker
H designed expressly for the Columbian, must awaken
just now patriotic feeling, while Il pefpetuates the mem
DRY OF the noble doings Of oreatheTs Commend
however, matter Of taste, to the beautiful mezzoint of
Doneys, from original design by Maiteson; "Ihe Br
dal Prayer The heart of many youthful wife will beat
with holy Joy at this record of her experience.
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VERMONT PHOENIX,
Wing Meeting,

The Wings Of Bniileboro, requested to meet at
Wuntastquet Hall Saturday next at7 ~ o'clock, NJ
for the purpose Of choosing delegates to the County and
District Conventions. full attendance is requested
Wings turn out Per order.
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Marrte0.

Al HALIFAX, June ~, by Rev. S. Fish, Mr. Russell L.
Smith, to Mrs Roselie Pettee, both of Wilmington
In Ashford n Y, 9TH inst by Rev. G. w Proper, Nj
Cornelius NJ ladley, to Miss Jefusha Chandler all Of
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NOTICE.

TTNIllS cerfes TO whom il may concern that have sold
n my son, LAROY KNIGHT, his time until he arrives
the age Of twenty years. and shall not pay any debts
Of This contracting claim any Of his earnings after this
date. ABEL KNIGHT.
Dummerstou, April 10, 1885, a.
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Fam TO Nrw YoRK The fare 10 N. York from Spring.
field, Hartford aud New Haven, has been reducrd The
fare from Springfield 10 New York is So 10 from Hart.
ford New York 81, and from New Haven to New York,
by boats, 81
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July Fourth. 1916.

Just RECEIVED, for the glorious Fourth, or any 9th.
- time
20 kegs 4, and 6 + Powder;
80 ." /, and 81 dol
~ l.2 and Ia do, Extra Rife do,
which will be sold low, by the keg single pound, by
"a TOWNSLEY & SONS.
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vote oi4 10 l4mnori,y a. The Senate was iu but Mr.
Jarnagn, OF Tenn refused 10 vote, under instructions from
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The (Wndsor) Journal says that the Wings of Vermont
viii look other Couny but Windsor for candidate
for Governor Il belongs to her Of right
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STILL l. A II II X.
June 18th, 1916.
NEW GOODS At GREAT BARGAINS.

rHNHE subscriber has Just returned from market, with
fresh supply Of goods purchased late in the
son, and at great discount from former prices, and will
sell them propouionably low; such
Rich new style Gingham Musiins;
" Organda Lawns;
Blue Black Balzorines
Ombre Barages; new style Scotch nghams;
Prints, large assortment;
Rich cOorvd Grape Shawls;
Silk Nett and Mohair do.
De Lame aud Baragc do;
Barage Nantes; Grass Cloth;
Whine TaHlon Muslin;
Bonnes, Rbns, Flowers, Tabs. Silk Buttons,
parnsos and Parasolrus, narrow Fringes, Linen
Hdk6, Dab Moreens Victoria Robes, Fine Brown
Linens, with many other articles which will be sold
very cheap for cash.
% A. f. DWINELL
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COMMISSIONS AND FITS.

Df. 4, IT. INfIse
Dear Sirl feel duty 10 state for the benefit Of the
public, that your Gayanio Remedies applied by the
Rings and Magnetic Fluid, have entirely cured my son,
eleven years old Of the and alarming Fits
to which he has been subject for the last years lie has
often had from 2 10 10 fits in day. and somiimes
eomPanied with the dreadful screaching the
time ehoakng in the throat and pain in the region Of the
heart His mother and myself have long despaired Of his
life, but through the of Providence and your
dies, lac is quite we'll and sincerely believe his
will be permanent am, very respectfully you're,
GEORGE WHITE, No I0l Charles St
New York, Nov. 49, 1915
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Astral Solar Lamps,
CarpelN.
HAVING TOOLS.

GCYTHES, Snaths, Rakes, Pitchlorks, Scythe
- Stones, Rifles, &c. Tor sale at
DICKINSON, DAY & CO.'S.
June Is, '46. 4w4s
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Three logs Of mahogany lately sold auction in
New York for thousand dollars log At s 81 per
foot two logs for 81 81 ,O2 per foot.
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Farm for Sale.

THNHE well known Farm siluat- .sHeAA
fsSs.sA IL uated in Puiney, one and & lssIs93Ss
l.s. "a half miles north Of the village, aFYaSH
49, formerly known the Parker II
Farm--contanng something more than two hundred
acres; wing on the road Trading from Pdney 10 Sax.
toms village aud Chester Said Farm well watere,l
and lies within half mile Of a good Grisi and Saw
Mil, aud Schon House, suitably divided into moving,
iage pasture and wood land and not surpassed by
any Farm in Putney nr the convenience Of carving
on. There is about thirty acres Of very fine meadow
on il. There viii be good stock Of
Cattle and sheep
to be sold, II the purchaser should want
Terms Of payment made easy. Said Farm is now
occupied by joseph Cushing, who will show the prem.
ises.
Those wishing to purchase, can apply 70 Geo. Clay
or the subscriber, in DecIield Mass
Possession given on Isl April, 1877.
JOSEPH GoODHUE
Deeffeld, June H. 1916. tf43
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Hon. John K Kane, of Pennsylyanu, has been appoint
ed Judge Of the District Court of the United States Tor the
district of Pennsy lyania Archibald Randall de.
ceased. He is the who received Mr. Folks
celebrated Kane letter on the tariff
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JAYNE'S EXPECTOR.f NT-By reference
advertising columns, will be seen that this val
liable Medicine Is for sale in this city. We esteem il
pleasure TO be able TO recommend this medicine, the
best calculated for the purpose of curing coughs, colds,
sore-ihToat asthma and all affections Of The lungs
From long personal acquaintance with Dr. Jayne,
we know that he is no quack, and his medicines are
not nosrums Of the modern cryup, but the result
of his long experience practising physician, and
the expense of great abor.-Haryord (Ct) Daily
Reuiew.
Only GIVE 1T a FAIR TREAL.--We ask no
more Of any one, than TO give DR., Jayne's Erpeeior-
AMI fair trial, and il it does not The various dis
eases Tor which il is recommended, sooner aud more
efecualy than any other medicine that has ever been
offered TO the pubic the proprietor is willing TO UNDER
60 any penalty, however severe the public may see
proper 10 impose upon him. II has, and il will cure
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Bleeding from
the Lungs or Throat, Whooping Cough, Group, and
a very large majority Of the most hopeless cans Of
CONS IMP Tf0N, when physicians aud prescrip-
tons fail TO do any good. Again I'VE say, only try il.
II win not harm you, but II must and il will do you
good.
For sale by BUTTONS CLARK Brnt,lebOro
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SICK HEADACHE.

The following certificate is from the lady Of Captain
John Strain, Of the most respectable citizens Of Al
bany n. Y Reference be given many others, most
y ladies' who peculiarly affected with this malady.
This 10 certify that have been afflicted for many years
past, with the Sick Headache which distressing complaint
has confined bed from days the week
during that time. For one month past have worn DIR
Chrses Galvanic Kings and occasionally using the Mag
nelie Fluid. am happy 10 state thai have not been
troubled with the sick headache sinee.
ANN STRAIN 81 Dewitt ST.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, PRosTRATIoN, &c.


To DIR A. n. Christie =; For six years have been snf
ieer, and believe can have suffered more. My dis.
a complication Of compants brought on by exer-
tons support my family often being biged to work at
the needle for twenty hours out Of the twenty -four was
afflicted with distress in the head my sight was impaired
aud general weakness seemed PROSTATE my entire fac.
ulues. ! under the OF DR. Stlwell 10 Suffolk
street foT along time, but my suborn that
baed the skill Of every ply stefan tried My nervous ex.
element SUCH that the slightest noise would sometimes
throw me into commissions. Sometimes would not close
my eyes during the night and would walk the room hall
the time For year deaf that could scarce.
y hear any speak My life has been constantly des.
paired Of and olen wished death relieve my suernQs
Such feeble statement of my situation last June when
hrs heard Of your Galyanic Rings and Fluid purchased
the articles have worn them since, and the result is
that have completely recovered my health strength and
spirits. My friends, my ply stefan and myself confident
that II solely to The Of your wonderful Rings and
Magnetic Fnd that this happy result has to pass and
shall ever gratefully acknowledge it, and now, and
VIII be, at all times, ready any further particulars,
or 10 satisfy the public that NY assertions true in every
aspect LAURA JOHNSON, he Division street
New York, Nov !, ie45.
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TIC-DOLEREUX.

l-F The following testimonial from Timothy G.
Dwight, ESQ., who is 50 fayorably known for his eSeron
in the Of Education throughout the United States
DR. a. II Christie
Dear SrFor several years have been terribly afiet-
ed with that agonzng complaint called TIC DoofeuE prin-
cpaly affecting the estate Al times, human
being have suffered moremy have olen dis
turbod the neghborhood By simply wearing Of your
Rings each of my hands. and faithfully using the Mag
netc Fluid the complaint has entirely len me- and now
believe mys self completely cured.
atn, very respectfully, yours,
Albany Dec. {, l5iJ. TIMOTHY c. DWIGHT.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-25

Hon George McDuiie of $. C., has been elected by tn
Senate to the Craftsmanship of the Committee Foregi
Relations, IN place Of Mr. Allen of Ohio.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-25
cHRlsTGEs GALvANIC STRENGTHENING
PLASTER

These articles form important addition to the Galvanc
Rings, acting upon the principle, but having the sd
vantage Of more local application As efcctual
for sfenghenng the system when debated by disease,
other causes, a aid in constitutional weakness
preventive for colds, and oil affections Of the chest
generally, the Gayanc Strengthening Plaster will be found
OF great and permanent advantage.
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SEVERE RHEUMATISM.

Mrs Elizabeth Miller No 90 Polar St. between Rachael
and Budd Streets Philadelphia has been completely cured
Of the attacks Of Rheumatism, for which she
had tried every thing in vain The pain would
often compel her TO rise ten times in night and her hands
drawn up to be completely useless. Amer using
the Rings and Fluid only twenty five hours the pains
ely lett and she has not had the slightest attack Tor Pc
Rod Of over months.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-25

Hon Richard r. Herriek, Representative in Congress
from Rensselaer, Co. N Y died in Washington sutur-
day
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HOME CERTIFICATES.

These testimonials, oil Of which from the most
pecabe Sources have been selected from several hundred
4 similar character which have been procured during the
hort tine the discovery has been before the American pub
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JaYNE'S EXPECTORtNT-By

Applied the perfection of character and the Management
Of children. BY o, S, Fowler Price 90 els.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1846-06-25

/ The business Of Congress Saturday not impor
,ant The House engaged with the Tariff bill The
Senate was not in session.
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EPILEPSY AND PALplTATloN OF THE HEART

The following case relates q a Clergyman, the
in-law of Mr. John Jacob Asiof, Of New York.
Rev John Brisied Minister Of the Episcopal Church. al
Bristol, r. f. residing in Maine street. has always been
subject to distressing attacks Of Epilepsy often falling down
nsensble. The disease has been accompanied with yio-
For three years he has been unable 10 PREACH attend to
his other duties MIR Brsied has found the valuable
benefit from the Rings Bands and Fluid better in every
respect than lac has been since his Illness and rapid
y recovering his health All symptoms Of Epilepsy have
left him
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General Notires.

ErJ. c. Booth & Co. Cash Diapers and T.-lor,,
III Broadway Offering stronger Inducements 70 the
public than any other honse The trade Their Sprg stoz
OF goods nas BEEN selected By experienced Ageu both II
London and PaTis, s,d for beauty and e1eu,ot rarely
uneqasle1-
The growing reputation Of III. Establishment: dotag
away with the prejudice that has 40 long existed among
exclusively fashionable against The cash system they begin
10 know AID appreciate the FAC: s. under The magical
fueace Of Cs.h produced Only 10 Is per
cent cheaper bat that they actually possess re.ier
AID elegance much independent graceful style
hts ever bee1 attained under The credit system.
The subscribers would respectfully invite citizens and
vrng the city, who hSye already ps,rorz-d
their establishment, cell and examine style OF heir
garments snd themselves Of the FACT, above
Cd. Is i.f
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@. b. ROLLINS, Auclionenr.

Assigne-'s Sale OF Oil Paintings.
t1- The Gallery of Paintings marble statusry, rare
engravng, &c for many years In This city Carks
Gallery embracing valuable originals by the old mas
,es' ana e 81 d i,b inc
DAY, 6th and FRIDAY, l7th of April al 10 o'clock A. NJ
Buildings 2sl Broadway where they open for in
specton Admiiance free The collection L. without ex
cepton The largest and valuable offered in this
country 1t embraces 5000 objects OF vrtu among
which will he found collection OF very rare epgravines
and The only ones in this country. Also collection OF
pressons of medals consisting of complete set OF
Also, all the most celebrated great men
&c &c Also the mouds for casting the same. Also sew
era pieces of sculpture embracing superb figure OF he
Pomona Venus by Sir Thomas Wsldsein and several mar
HE bust. apl0ue vases OF snne que verd antique
Nc &c Among The paintings W be found gnfcen
Salvador Rosa the Birth oil Christ by iah
Christ Growing ST. Theresa, Murllo the Virgin The In
faut and ST., John by Guido superb battle pieces 10y
Borgognonr; the Marriage Of Esau, by c. CorLado The
Charle Susannah Pienone marine scene by TemPTssa
Ro,nano tha Downfall OF 81 Paul, and The triumph OF Ds
vd by Maileo Roseli &c &c. All the above are OF xge
size, most splendid gallery pictures az Ais ThSMIu
rTV.B. Paliner's Country Newspaper Advert
sing gency Tribune Buildings. New YORK, embraces
most the hest all the cities aud principal
towns in the United Sstes and Cansdd Tor which ne Is
duly authorized TO receive Advertisements aud subscrp'
tions ard fully empov cred 10 give receil To-
Merchants manufacturers, artists aud lndlVduas gen
orally h.-ides public nnu,ous Incorporated companies
.na ,ocrti., VIII wish TO advertise in subscribe tor
newspapers any section OF the country are retpeciiuS
invited TO examine the tiles -,
hereby the public that person authorized by him
~, solicit cards subscriptions for The
newspapers which he the only Eho iized agent The
annoyance merchants, and others, growing OUT OIL uet
on. pretended agencies This city, renders the adoption
of h. course proper guard gaInS imposition
Those therefore, who wish business with hi,
srency avoid mistakes respectfully invited to band
Ia their orders Of the office address v B. PALMER
American Newspaper Agent, Tribune Buldings
y-The cost Of advertising in country papers, list OF
cities and principal towns the u. S.-s'atiscal table oil
the anthracite coal trade oi P-unhe AGRICULTURAL ptaucu
population. representation debts &c, o l,le ~
together with brief tTJStise sdvertsns embraced Ia
small pamphlet entitled The Road to 'edstA may ne haa
graft. application al the agency Tribune buildings
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Aurtiur1 Sales.

u COTTON 81 co. Aaoroo AID Commission mer.
essnsa Sos us rul,onse andsS4 Annst Eas-rsl id
vanees naae on eonssnren, add ocorpt resrns made
SATURDAY, April II,
Al 10 O'Clock, a. 81 Anna.
SBEsryr SALE OF LADIES HAS, &c comprising l7S LIS.
dies Ears assorted lot gilzp and lawn Also, one carpet
MONDAY. April Is,
Al 10 o'clock. Snos5wsy. Apollo ROOMS
MosrGAss SALE OF tho entire eons-rts % F1fuar &c
ennain- IN said rooms comprising large mirrors, esanie-
.er.. SEA window and ornaments. csfpos OH
cloth tables ehars eeneh-s curtains large auaacJ * "a
bic gallery erckery and Aso, stoves, ecSns
utensils and rarges ke ke
Also, 2ve sale largo sxtsas.cn dining Table and
800 Boston foehesA
ON MONDAY. April Is
At 10 O'Clock.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE Of al the Furniture contained In
the large story Sase No IS Noctoast in part
OF one piano forte pier gas.es Br,se and ingram
pc,s. sofas center aud p'-x iasrs full Freoe Saogany
chairs mahogany sedsseaes, drcss oaEesx ais.ns OHIO
;Aoles feather BEDS OF cora man.
and bali srips gIando!es, cutlery, Chin. glass and
esrthea ware, kitchen furniture, &e sGl particulars In
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iDalebes, JeueIrp, &e.

II G. STONE, Matchmaker aud Jrwe-r offer.
IL. great Inducements 10 buyets OF Watches Jewelry
Silver ware &c IL u. = always buys CG4h
with small pfofis and has idea OF getting rich in
year All goods warranted represented or
Chains. Keys, Pencils Brooches, aud Bracelets, Silver
So oon- and Caps &c.
All Of the named articles carefully repaired. Old
Gold and Silver taken in exchange bought for cash
Z. G. STONE,
uuSawisn 40l Broadway. cor. Wslker.st.
ZINE WATCHES, J-welry and Silver Ware
L SAMUEL w. BENEDICT, No. Wsst near Trinity
Church has received from a- best in Europe
large and splendid ASSORTMENT OF Chronom-ter Duplex
and Lever Watches Also very handsome pattern OF An
Choir Escapetcent Watches for ses sill OF watch will be
sold low, when quality Is compared. lower
can be obtained elsewhere IN u- CITY, They will be war
rapted Perfect every respect and
MI CotLier who has a. ta7 bead of the Repairing
Department for The lsst four VIII his p-rsora
10 repairing OF al ane Duplex and other
Watches Duplex and Chroucul--r Wsch-s which have
been in The habit stopping from rnouoa Will he
entirely freed frou Thai defect and warranted give
faction.
Spoons Forks Cups, and every description Of sterling
Silver Ship Chronoaeiert Tor sale ral- repaired By
EeEry Clever. inl2 eoclmis
FOR SALE AT FREEMAN'S, 2ss BROADWAY,
I AFARGE Buildings, corner Of R-aG=-st
IL Ricn Jew'elry, Naniel Clocks
Silver Ware, Fans, Bags,
P!sIri Ware, Fancy Goods
Also n- assortment OF me Italian Ca-ss which for
elegance Of design sca execution Cannot be surpassed
s2Sawi.h
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NEW LAW ROCK

n APPLETON co. will publish in few days az In
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Story's Commentaries with notes and references Eng
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LATELY PUBLISHED.
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Writings OF Hugh Swinton L-gare late Attorney Gene
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Garpfting.
NEW CARPETINGS.
Floor on Clotbs. kc for The Spring II

Floor Oil Cloths. kc for the Spring trade.
SMITH LoUSsBERRY 4is PEARL-sr. OPPOSITE WILLIAM
RE NOW DAILY RECEIVING their supplies Of Car
"A penes for the Spring trade embracing all of the iaies
and best patterns many OF which entirely and
surpassed for elegance The comprises Royal
Brussels Three Ply Imperial Double Super Sup-rne and
Fine Ingram Csrpetngs Floor OIL Cloths, from 10 q feet
vide without old and well seasoned Venetian Car
pets all the styles aud widths Rugs Duggets
Ms,ing,, Table and Piano Covers with general
NETT OF all other article. connected with the trade
Persons about furnishing private residences hotels steam
boats and od 20 rooms vii md decidedly their
AYE examine lbs before making their s-!-c-
Offering Inducements rarely to
be met h. An experienced 1phost-rrr in Constant
poy and carpets aud oil CLOTHS At the shortest
iica al
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WOODEN WAKE, Cellar Kitchen Tables OF all sze,,
w with seat Wash Tubs round and oval Sta5d, Knife
Besches single and double sgnsr Trays AID Stands Towe
Rollers Rolling Pins az BosTds painted and hrass bound
Pals Chipping Trays, oval ane round Knot Cake Bowls
kc .. he EcQsekeepers' EurGr'ur.
all SMITH, TORREY K co; IS Asitrn-lare-
ITO CARRIAGE MAkERS snd Upholsterera-
Drzh. Blne a,d Clzr=t Clotss- Eoteuoes silks eao
ssnorted DsneskA and Aofeens Turkey Bed f2rrfrres
Wcfsted Pinshrc, Drapery Mullins, Linens, Snecunef
Burtars re for sale low wholesale and retail by
sIl il p. s. 8. A. MARITIME LIZ Wltara-a