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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-06-12

"A LouD CALL FOR THE LETTER. The
Louisville Journal has the following:
That LETTER. We doubt whether the
Administration will be able to withhold
much longcrthe letter addressed by General
Taylor TO the War Department, on the day
before the Battle ofBuen0 Vista. The public
is clumoring for the publication of the letter,
and we guess it will have to come
Yesterday we received letter from an Of
ticcr of high rank in the army, from which we
make this cNtrGct:-"cal upon Mr. Marcy to
give up the letter of General Taylor to him,
in answer to communication from Mr. Mar
cy, taking him to task for writing the Gaines
letter. In conversation | had with General
Taylor, on the Odd oflast month, he gave me
the contents Of this letter, and lie Secretary Of
Har ana he administration are Thoroughly used
up in H."
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-06-12
DR.. I. S. Spears

CELEBRATED Indian Medicines for sale
" by J. G. Bingham, as also, Taylors Bal
sam of Livcrwort, Egyptian Balsom, llulI's
Physic, Richardson s Pills and Bittcrs, Browns
Sarsnparlla and Tomato Bittcrs, Sand Sarsa-
parlla, Jones Drops and Pills for humors,
Salt Rhcum and Itch Ointmcnts, Wstar's
Basam and Pills, Worm and Cough Lo2cnges,
Tincture Bottles, Phial and Bottle Cork
Screws, Ext. of Lemon and essence of Rose,
Rose Water pure, Oil ofSonp, Olive and Cas-
tor Oils, Cobalt, Chloride of Soda and of Lime,
Corrosive Sublimate, Cream Tartar, Arrow
Root, Hot Drops, Dover's Powders, Sup. Car
Donate of Soda, Hera Picra, Sal Soda, Drag
on S Blood, Pink Root, Sienna, Irish and Ice
land Moss, Spermaceti, White Wax, Epson,
Glaubcr and Rochelle Salts, Extracts, Nerm.
fuges, Ointments and Plasters of various kinds,
Cordiuls, Elixirs, Liniments, Syrups, Tine
lures, variety of Root and Herbs Hair Oils,
and Dyes, Hair Eradicator, Cure for the head
ache, Honey, Smelling Salts, Perfumes, Cos
netics, sc. among hundreds of other articles
of medicine constantly on hand, Of the BrsT
QUARRY.
St Johnsbury, June s. 1Sl7. 5l4w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-06-12

UF71hc Washington Union is cndcavor-
ing to coniound the opposition TO the war
with Mexico with the opposition 10 the last
war with England 1t forgets that those who
disapproye most warmly Of the present war,
most earnestly advocated and supported the
last. Calhoun, Benton, Clay, Taylor, and
others our most distinguished statesmen and
generals who originated and conducted the
last war, which they held n war Of necessity
and principle, dcnounco the present contest
with Mexico ms alike uuprnyokcd and iniqui-
tous. The truth is the Union with the accus-
tomary weakness ofold age, iorgets things
ofreccnI occurrence, and ascribes to its own
puerile imaginations all the importance of
facts. How melancholy is the exhibition of
tottcrng seniity!
"Down Marlborough's checks the tears of
doage flow,
ind swift expires driveler aud show"
IN. N.Tribuuc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-06-12

harms in chidyCh. & s-!, diseases TO winch
children are exposed, none are no fatal to
them as worms. Unfortunately, children are
seldom free from them, and as they unitate the
symptoms of almost every other complaint,
they often produce alarming effects without
being suspected Worms are not only n cause
of diseases themselves, but by their irritation
aggravatc all other diseases, wandering from
one part Of the body TO the other, winding
themselves up into large balls, and obstructing
the bowels, frequently the throat, causing con
WILSON'S, and too often death. The desired
remedy will be found in DIR. Jayne's Tonic
Nermiiugc-whch will very soon destroy the
worms, and nvigorato the powers of diges-
ton, so us to prevent n return of them.
CONSUMPTION, cOugh, splitting bi00d, $'c.-To
Consumptivcs; Four-ftths of you are suffer.
ing from neglected colds, or an obstruction
and consequent inflammation Of the delicate
lining of those tubes thro which the air we
breathe is distributed to every part of the
lungs. This obstruction produces pain and
soreness, hoarscness, cough, difficulty of
breathing, hectic fever, and splitting OF blood ,
matter, or phlegm, which finally eXhausts the
strength of the patient, and death ensues.-
Jayne's Expcctorant never fails to remove tins
obstruction, and produces the most pleasing
and cannot fail to relieve.
AGENrs.-J. G. Bingham, St. Johnsbury
Plain; Jos &. Fuller, Danville; kittredge ~
Colby ,Lyndon;J. Jcwctt & Co, Barnet;Strong
81 Jcwctt, Barton; J. X. Hutchins, Bath; East
man, Tilton N Co, Littleton, n. H., II. " ID.
c. Joslyn, Lancdster;T. G. Butler, Derby Line.
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GUERRILLA.
From Washington Correspondence N. Y
Evening Post

Evening Post
The guerilla warfare has already commence
ed, and it is II means for the preservation of
national Independence, and ofthc confusion
ofan invading power, which has seldom been
finally unsuccessful and has always pro,ract-
ed aud aggravated the miseries of the con-
flict into which it has been introduced. 1t
was in truth, kind fguorila struggle which
exhausted the prodigious power and energy
of the British in America in our revolution; it
wasby means ofthe guerilla II liule war
by detachments under popular chiellnins,that
for centuries baflled all the efforts Of the
English kings to suppress the nationality Of
Scotland, and which in latter times resisted
Napoleon in Spain, and finally rid the PENN
sua ofthe French. But il is species of
warfare the most mcrciless, horrible and de-
structiVe that can he conceived. No quarter
can be given no prisoners taken, while il RAJ
ges. There is 10 security for the inhabitants
from the violence of the soldicry upon either
side, and it isqute certain that the more or
DERBY, industrious and useful citizens OF MeXi-
co will hold the guerilla bands of their own
countrymen in MS much dread rs they will the
Americans. But in point of efficiency the
Texan and Southwestern ranger is much the
superior of the Ranchero; in barbarily and
rcmorsecss cruelty neither has nor can have
any advantage ofthc other No other proof
of this latter assertion can be asked than the
brutal assassinatons oftravcllers and team
stcrs by the MeXicans on the Rio Grande,nrd
the cowardly murders by miscrcnnts upon
our side near Monterey
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-06-12
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, June,7.
Reported for the Boston Traveller.

At market, $50 bcof cattle, 30 Jokes work
ing oxen, 80 cows and calves, 1850 Sheep,
and about $50 Swine.
second and third qualities from 5,25 TO ? 80.
Working Oxen--Snles at $72, 80, 93, and
$l42
Cowsand Calvcs-Salcs at 1924, 81, 81 and
1884,
Shecp-Salcs at 10, and 5,25.
Swne-Lots at 50 for sows, and CD for bar
rows; Atrctnil from 64 to 74c. and 7lc, per ID.
n, b, Quite n number of Becves remained
unsold at the close of the market.
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III H NJ q "A H. E I'D d NJ A N

stove and pipe were quite safe. The re-
mains ofpoor Crawford were found in the
water directly under the door Of the mill
room, from which il would seem that he had
made an attempt 10 escape, rs the bed on
which he would naturally have been lying
was in another corner of the roon--..Sl,er-
brooke Gazette.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-06-12

NOTICE. The Danvlle Baptist Associa-
ton will hold its next session at llarGwicl, on
"Wednesday the 10th of June, lS47, at 10
o o'clock, a. NJ. And the ministerial confer
encc will meet the day preceding at . o'clock,
A. Nj. the house of Rev. ~ Dcnison.
RUFUS GODDING, Cor. Sec.
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CROCKERY AND GLASS
WARE,
- ss isSa: Is q g IS5.J
Connecticut and Passnmpsic Rivers
Railroad

NOTICE is hereby given that an assessment
~ of Five Dollars per share on the cnpitnl
Stock of the Connecticut and Passumpsic Riv-
crs Railroad has been laid by the Directors,
payable on the first day of July next, at the
Treasurer's Office, No. Mcrohunts Exchange,
Boston, Ms, at the Banks Of Newbury, Gale
donia and Orleans, Vermont.
JOSIAH STICKNEY, Treasurer.
Boston, May 10, 1917. 5l3w5
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Anderson's Couch Drops.

A superior article for Coughs and Colds,
n and the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsan, Cos
sale by .. ..-.... ]. c. BINGHAM
St Johnsbury, May 20 ls47 6l2f
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DISSOLUTION.

TEIHE Copartncrship heretofore existing UNI
Z der the firm Of w. g. 5. Bradley, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, and all dc
mands due to and from said Company will he
settled by Sewall Bradley.
WARD BRADLEY,
SElVALL BRADLEY,
Whcclock, June !, lS47.
n. B. All persons having unsettled ac-
counts of more than one year. standing with
the late firm of w. o. 5. Bradley are requested
to call and settle the same by note or other
wise by the 18th day Of July next or not blame
mo if
for | will have the books settled. Demands
due of long standing are needed, and will be
expected, so that ! cap make peace with our
patient creditors. -
SEWALL BRADLEY.
June Z, 1917. 5l5w4
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Concord Railroad.

So 80. go z1;s :s 3zstsz'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-06-12
Tobacco and Snuff ;

We keep constantly on hand those superior
qualities of Tobacco and Snuff, from the same
manufacturer as heretofore,
FULLER & co.
Lyndon, May 90, 1S47. 5I3w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-22
The New England
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
IlNSEAN

lave established agency in Burlington Vt,
l. and will grant policies on the Mutual principle
as favorable terms amy similar institutions in this
country or England.
For the better security of the insured in addition to
the amount received for premium, deposit and policies
thus company has guaranty capital OF 500 900, one
hall OF which paid in and safely invested before the
company went into operation, and the balance is liable
tobe called III whenever the business and eXigcncies OF
the company shall require it.
The object OF this company is to furnish every one an
opportunity TO make small annual saving during hi.
life Tor the benefit OF his family after his disease with
out paying any more than is actually required to meet
the requisite expenses and payments of the company
At the expiration OF every period Of five years each
member Is entitled to have his deposits or So much
thereof as remains unapprnpriacd, credited to him on
account OF his ininre premiums He Is also entitled to
receive back at the time three fourths OF the sur
plus OF ms premiums over and above what may be
requisite 10 meet the Liabilities of the company to tn,
benefit of the income OF which, he will be entitled d.
long as he remains member.
SCALE OF ANNUAL PAYMENTS,
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ALMIGHTY CREATOR
that
"u'uE BLOOD Is TuE IIEE :"

he requires that his disciples and his patients make
pure the lite-curent that leaps through their veins
and arteries, before they can hope for a PERMA-
NENT Relicihe give them, and can others;
but bright and joyous heath must come from pure
blood
But n most sad thought here comes in So count
less are the mpositions which are pracsed upon the
public by prctcndeTs, and numerous and boas,iul are
the medicines advertised that the reader may be slow
to believe in this Great Remedy. a word, therefore
on this point.
In the first place, READ TIE GRAEFENBERG GAZETTE
No matter how sceptical you may be, that paper
will convince you. Thousands harc been convinced
in every STATE and Territory IN the union and among
them distinguished statesmen luriss, clcrgynen ply
sicans, civilians The bare enumeration OF the.
names would fill this page. Let the reader send
the most convenient agency for copy OF the Gazette
which can be had
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-22
YJfE MOTHERS RELIEF

Or FENALE tNTENTETS-
T'IIiS valuable ard highly appreciated Medicine
obtained from IN INDIAN DaCrrrs> in the
Valley of the Columbia River Oregon, and since il
Introduction into civilized life, has been gilmore benc-
tit to The human race than all other medicines. eyer
used. II viii almost do away the cntaicd upon
our mothers from Eve. It will effect quick, ea- '
delivery that other medicine will except what the
red women Of the forest use that is congenai with
ture. The patient will get about in halt OF the time
they do caied in the old way.
Il Is n sure preventative of Broken Breasts and
childhrrd fever, and the proprietor Is willing WAR
RANT 10 all who may have occasion for its
use. Those who have been imposed upon By Quacks
and Quach nostrums, and have the natural fear Of Il
second imposition, can be referred to OF the
respectable amiiies in the town.
All orders from dstadcc post paid viii he attend
ed to upon the shortest notice
/ For sale Wholesale and Retail by the Promoter
DR.. WHlTCliER, and by Harrington 4 Brother
Agents
! EurLInrtnn VI Saut [. I-iG 10
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RUST PROOF IRON.
For ROOrING. WINDOW SHUTTERS. &c.
KlNllE SlilkSl ri REIlS hrn u call the niinntln

VvNuE SUbSCKIBEKS beg to call the attention
l. of all those interested III roofing, to their Gall
NANlZED TIN PLATES, and 10 the many ad-
vantagcs which they possess over all metallic and
other substances hitherto used Tor this purpose, pos
sssing as they do. the strength and ghness Of iron
without its liability to rust, having now been tested
several years, both i'll this country and III Europe.
They also less subject to expansion and cOntrac-
ton from sudden changes OF the atmosphere than
common Tin Plate, Iron. Zinc, &c, or any other
metal now used Tor roofing, and consequently form n
much better and tighter root requiring tar less frequent
repair, whilst the first cost is but a trc more.
The subscribers would also call the attention of all
dealers and workers in metals, to the many other pur
poses to which Iron thus protected, can be applied.
In general terms it is applicable all articles OF iron
which it is desirable protect from the action OF the
atmosphere. And they would especially call the at
tenton of those interested in TELEGRAPlllC
LINES, to their Galvanized VI ire, which is now al
most entirely used il Europe, and which answers every
purpose a conductor OF electricity, costing only
about half AS much copper, and possessing cqua
durability with that metal.
Having lately erected works in this city for the
purpose OF galvanzing nails spikes, bolts, wire, &c
they will be able to furnish any articles which may he
desired. A supply OF Plates manufactured iii Europe,
constantly OIL hand. from Ii to - wire guagr.
GEO b NORWOOD & CO.
Nos II and Ii Beaver St New orl
The Patent Right f this Article has been secured
for the United States as well Great Britain. anu
other European countries, aud all legal measures wi
be taken to prevent any infringement by importation
+ otherwise.
Oct. 30 1916. 1Syl
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J. ". RANDALL,
HAVING JUST ARRIVED FROM NEW

Il ~ 't'i ~ itb'i ANiS'
Ill York, with large and fashionable assortment
of Watches Jcwclry and Fancy Articles, which he OIL
iers for sale at very low prices at his
New jewelers. shop.
In Srongs Building, College street, directly opposite
Cole X Robmson's store
The citizens OF Burlington and vicinity respectful
y invited to call and examine has goods Tor themselves
HIsassor'ncn' consist IN paTt, as follows:
Gold, English Patent Levers, Anchors, Cylinders and
Lcpines Silver, English Levers, Anchors, Cylinders
Lcpines and Common.
Gold Pencil- n Pens.
Gold I.ockets, Guard Chains. kcys and Seals, Spcca-
ces rhimblcs, Beads Ear Ornaments, Enameled
and with Stone settings, Gold Bracelets Clasps
Hearts Crosses, Fob and Vest Chaiues, and "A great
variety OF
Elegant Finger Rings.
Pins and Brooches OF tine latest sycs tor Ladies and
Gentlemen Silver Spectaclcs Thlmbcs Pencils
Gold and Silver Tooth-pckS Silver Butter Knives
with Silver, Pearl or Ivory handles
silver spoons,
Warranted ms good as the Coin Pearl and Shell
Card Cases Steel Bags and Purse Clasps Steel Beads
Purse Rings with bars aud tusses. Silver Plated and
German Silver spoons, German Silver Npcctaccs and
Steel Twcezcrs, Cheap Steel Spcctaclcs, Key Rings
and large assortment OF
Cutlery.
Rogers Ra2ors, hnlirs and N,issors, Wade and Butch
ers Razors, warranted, Cbapuans Razor >rops
Shayine soap, Bears OH, and
pc,iumcry.
Various patterns OF Shell, Horn and Ivory
Combs,
Coral Beads and Necklaces, Cloth, Hat, Iar and
Tooth
Music Boxes, Nions Bnss Niol and Violin Strings o.
the best quality, ClauOnctte Reeds etc.
All kinds of Watches Clocks Music Boxes and
Jewcy, Cleaned and RcpaIrcd Mt the shortest Notice
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for goods oil
work
November ilth, lsiG aoh
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SAMUEL PERRY;
Commission Merchant,
Ne. 3 Front street,
NEW NOKK,
A. NJ FREEMAN.
~ MERCHANTS HOTEL 80 AND IL

5;i MERCHANTS HOTEL 80 AND IL
IL CourtldHdt ST., fright hand side going up from
North Rirer 10 Broad,rdy)
The above Hotel has been enlarged this scason and
the Proprietor hopes 10 accommodate more Vermont
customers He regrets his being Obliged to oil
so many the past tall and spring
His accommodations are now more ample, and he
trusts they will be found satisfactory business
Terms, 81 % per day-S7 per week. The Burlington
Free Press is kept on File at this House.
WIN. M'IRlIEAD.
We stop. when in New York at the Merchants
Hotel, 30 and ii CourlIand-st and find an obgng
Host polite and attentive servants, good table and
CLEAN rooms and beds l2m6
BRINSMAID & BROTHERS.
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\ trltling deposit and small premium note are al
so required, to guard against contingencies.
Thus person at the age of -, NAV secure to his
family, at his death 500, by the annual PAYMENT OF
Slii an annual deposit OF nine cents and preinl-
| the annual payment OF Sliio an annual deposit Of
nJcrntS and a premium note OF $40. The premium
note Is taken to guard against the contingency OF great
confluence the belief that their payment will never be
called for. large proportion OF the profits of the
Company is every third year distributed among the
existing policies, by being added the sums respect
lively insured thus continually increasing the amount
to b. paid " the death ot the person insured The
/ policies may be made tor the benefit, generally OF
the pers llS estate, specifically Tor the benefit his
wife and children, III which latter case, the sum III
surcd is beyond the reach OF his creditors.
The character Of the President and Directors of the
| company is guaranty OF the safety with which q
man may make provision for his family NJ his de-
cease, however unable he may become by failure III
business or otherwise, to provide for them.
] The company has a guaranty capital OF Sl00OOt
one hall o which is paid IN and invested in the stocks
al the United States, the State o Massachusetts,, III,
/ city OF b lson, AMI IN notes secured by bond anu
mortgage oi unincumbered real estate in Massachu
sets, worth three times the amount loaned thereon
The remaining halt OF the guaranty capital is liza
BILE to be called Tor, whenever the interests OF III,
company shall require it,
Applications may b. made to the subscriber, VIII,
will furnish pamphlets containing all the particulars
as also the charter and bylaws of the company.
GEO. b. SHAW, Agent.
Burlington Dec. !, 1916. 23m6
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WINOOSkl FALLS GOING AHEAD!
n FLETCHER. FASHIONABLE TAILOR. HAS

III HIN. T A>IfTUN iBIh NTLUR. HIS
No removed shop near Barlow d Woods store,
where he considers himself permanently located. He
desires to return his sincere thanks for the liberal sup
port he has received since his commencement IN busi-
ness in the aforesaid city, aud hopes by assiduity in
business. still TO merit share Of their patronage -
Through study and practice III the Of Tailoring he
has discovered new mode OF drafting coats. which Is
unknown to any but himself A correct measurement
is ACKNOWLEDGED by all the trade be the only
OF ensurlng complete fits" The position OF the
toner must be understood. There is Tailor who
can ensure a complete mt without this knowledge.
ID. f would inform his customers that he has par
chased an indubtab.r mode Of cleansing garments Of
all coiors, and of giving them the fresh and lively APP
pcaraucn they wont to have in their earlier days
CUTTING, done 60 order. on tic shortest notice
and warranted to tit if properly made up. Boys
presses and Ladies Riding Habits, made according
/ to fashion or fancy.
Winoushi Falls, July l. 1916.
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RESTORATIVE FRANCHISE.
('OuSlI nm nj inn.


7 OUIS FONTAIN, junior partner of the firm
IL Fonan Son, Chemists and Prescrptoniss to
the Royal University Paris, has established, al Wash
ington City, D. c.. Depot for the sale of their above
celebrated compound, which they offer the Ameri-
can Publick as a Sure ANrIDoTE FOR CoNSUMProS. in
its ADVANCED as well as INCIPlENT stages. Acting
directly upon the LUNGS, and aresting there decay ii
not only soohcs and quets, at once the distress and
pain attendant upon this heretofore regarded fatal
disease but the Lungs and their sympathzng
organs to NATURAL AND HEALTHY ACTION. Accom-
panying each package general instructions and
directions uranslaed for its adapted to all cases
and strictly followed will not fail in every instance
il the Lungs not wholly consumed-ot restoring the
patient to health which may be permanently secured
by future and avoiding much exposure to at
mospheric changes
Price Eight Francs. LOUIS FONTAIN.
- For the information of persons residing in the
ueror---any part OF the Governmcnt--he would state
that the remedy is prepared and imported direct from
their Laboratore, Paris. and that the same can be
transported through Mail, as he is advised BY Officers
OF the Post Office Department. to any Post Office in
the country at the same charge for double letter
Any persons therefore residing distant from this CITY
who may wish to avail themselves of the remedy can
do so by addressing him through the mail post paid
Two dollars accompanying an order will ente per-
son to rhOe, and one Mird package
LOUIS fONTAIN.
Washington, ID. C., October l, lSi6. 2n3
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GRAEFENRERG ILLS,

are deemed by all who have tested them to be an in
conceivable advance upon all other medical combma-
tons and discoveries hitherto known and they are
announced ms
THE GREAT REMEDIAL TRIUMPH
The inventor of these Psresis his theory uponno
school nor dogma of ordinary mi tcdcaeachers Plant
ing himself upon the revelation of the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-01-22
2 Mn. FIREMAN.. FROM THE CITY OF

e9 Mr.. FIREMAN.. FROM THE CITY OF
E-IA New York, has the pleasure to inform the
sl.A citizens OF Burlington and vicinity. that he
has opened shop at the room lately occupied by
]. H. Plat. . doors north of Mr. Warmers store on
Church street aud prepared do with neainoS- and
IN the best manner all work entrusted to his carc in
Guiding JEW ELRI n WATCHES OF every
description. making Patent Lever EScapements as
good as Johnson or Robinson: Also, Duplex, Lep1e,
and all vertcle. &c All kinds Of pairing, setting
pnons staff cylinder, wheels etc well and neat "a,
can be done in the city OF New York Music boxes
repaired, Accordlans aud Melodians tuned. All
work done by his own hands
Mr. f. having worked in in n large establishment
in the city OF New York for two years, and having
previously received good instructions ON excellent
European workman j. well qualified TO cyecute the
most difficult work and he eXhorts the public to place
in him their confidence, and bcsow upon him a share
of patronage. Refer, for information respecting his
Workmanship. to AIessrs. Fellows, Van Arsdale and
Cooper, No |. Maiden Lane, \. Y
burlington. Sept. 3. 1916 t'l3