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Tri-weekly journal., 1847-12-23

0CyUpwards of five millions Of acres Of
public lands in Wisconsin, Florida, &C., en-
hracing every variety Of soil, climate, &c, are
advertised to be sold by the Government in
January and February,
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-12-23

MARRIED.-At Mechsnicsville on the even
ing Of the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr. Straber,
MR. JoNArHASS. JAeUIss to Miss PARMA S.
WHITTLEsEY.
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WLIAl EWMANa

III AS Received his usual extensive assort-
IL men, Of Spring Goods, consisting in part Oh
irinted lawns gingans, muslins, embroidered, MUS
lin ginehams, and barcgc Also: linen gnghan's
article.
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH PRINTS,
an ExtcnSirc Assortment, Ncw Patterns
SII A w LIS.
Mohar lshnws, rich printed cashmere do, WOODEN
net linen net black and fancy silk do, variety scars
crayats, fancy silk and linen hkis umbrellas, parasols
and shades,
RIBBONS, &C., &c.
Bonnet, cap satin and tailea ribbons, zephyr worst
cd purse twist on spoos and sticks steel beads, bag
clasps, steel rings and tasscs, also, separate rings or
tasscls knitting cotton tidy cotton and needles, me
nnblcnched knitting thread marslals linen thread,
spool do cotton fringe, cotton ribbon, marking cotton
Fine6H linen shcctug, pillow ease linen, 81 linen
danask, shrting drilling, beachcd and brown, hncka-
buck russia and scotch diaper, crash, birds eye linen,
russia shcetlng, Jacket linen, burlaps &c,
Broad cloth, casscmere, and twecds
Blcachcd cotton sheeting and shirtng.
| Fine mcrrmack, Simcook and Davisville shecting
farmers, manchester, monadnock and other slceng
| and cheese CLOTH
| Fancy summer stuff. mariners shirting, carlisle
hamill n, shaker tick, drilling bleached aud brown
mnsale quilts l0--lll2 quarters, crib quilts corded
skirts, drnb morccn and damask &c.
w. |. GOODS.
Molnsscs sugar, tea coffee, spices, wolseys crush
ed and powdered sugar, and shells g., &c.
Wickware buildings, 2Sth may, lSi7.
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Premium PlOW.
HOulScxEiuiSIlinlg,

MINERAL Knobs, full plate, and iapd, trimmings
wi Mortice locks and utchcs, mortce locks, NOR
tice latches, cottage locks, atchcs, Bakes aches,
cupboard locks and ketches, bell pulls and trimmings
wrot and cast Iron narrow and broad Butts, window
springs axle pullies, ward robe hooks, hat pins Sill
ding door way and aSles, sliding door locks II ush
bolts, silver plate, bronzed and lapd key hole
cutchioIs window blind hangings aud iastenngs with
probably every other article required in house finishing
among which are many Nem, Cheap, Useful and de-
srable articles, which Yankee ingenuity" has pro-
duced, at wondrously cheap rates may be found with.
STRONG, DOOLlTTLE, SCo.
June, 10 1917 80
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Whitehall, Aprll, lotl 1911 AZ
The Gracfenberg Vegetable Pills.
] 30, 900 BONES SOLD EACH AND EVERY
WEEK !!
ruEGRAEEENNERt: COMPANY

TIE GRAETENBERG COMPANY
Hereby give notice, that their GENERAL Agent for
the State Of Vermont ana the Northern and Eastern
GEO ] FERRIS, Burlington VI.
The General Agents are fully prepared to appoint
sub Agents wherever there is no branch OF the Com
pauv either personal application or by mail past
noid The rapid sale OF these celebrated pills, and the
extraordinary they are constantly e-ctng
der them, by lar, the most popular pill OF the age. An
Agency will consequently he very valuable.
The (raetenhers Pills are nconceivably superior to
any ever before discovered. In all bilious complaints
in general arrangement OF the system I'm all disorders
which result from bad state OF the blood, these pills
are a sovereign remedy.
In the class of Diseases called chronic the Graeen-
berg Pills achieve their highest trinmphs Here they
detv all competition Entering within the hidden re-
OF the system, they quietly but surely purify the
blood root disease, and give tone and vigor to the
body. rr,
By these Pills, in cases where every other means had
utterly failed The abundant proof OF tins could
be riycn but trial of one box will convince the patient
They can be- ordered and sent by mai ,nt trilng eX
pcns The price is % cents box Where tro dollars
rorth are Ordercd md the money remHfen' me Cum
M The Compauy's risk Wherever there is no agency
OF the Company they can be ordered by mail,
These Pills are taking the place OF all others, and
no person should be- without them
All BILLIOuS COMPLAINIS,
Borei Complaints, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Ferer
and Ague, Headache, Jaundice, L.rer Co"tpfdinfs
Rheumatism, all N0nidch tOmpidtnis, GLr'" oic"-
ness nc Sc. Yield II, 10 these Pills. They purge
away offensive humours arrest the progress OF disease
and at the me restore tone and vlgor to ne
system. In cases Of general arrangement ol health
" BY THEIR USE.
The weak will be made strong; the pale and bilious
complexion be restored TO perfectly fresh and healthy
color and the bad symptoms will one by one disappear
In short, these Pills are inconceIvable advance
| upon any ether medicine offered the public
! 4 TRIAL wuL. SATISFY ANY ONE OF THIS. 43ms
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PURE SALT FOR BUTTER.

VENIIE QUESTION Is OFTEN ASKED WHY YER
/ mont whose cheese rLrels in whatever market
offered should be so far behind the times in the ar
tclr of butter.
The answer invariably given by those well INFORM
ed on the subject slt that the butter is not suiii-
GENTLY worked to expei the bu,icr-lnilk, and an adj
dtona and satisfactory cause were nothing else
wanting is found in the impure character OF the salt
used To obva,e this last difficulty far posi-
bic | have procured n quantity Of Ash,ons Sack
Salt" which is the kind used in the Orange County
Diaries, and is recommended with entire confidence.
2sth Nav IS 4. S. DEWEY.
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Sands, sarsa parilla,

n'sss
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT
CUKEOF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
AN IMPURE STATE Of THE BLOOD
OR HABIT OF Pr The SYSTEM
Scrofula, or kings eril rheumatism obstinate euta
ueous eruptions, pimples or pusfuies on tie tdcc,
bLotches Giies chronic sore eyes, ring rOrm or fef-
ter, scaldhead enlargement and ram Of tie to"es
and jo"ts, stutJor" ulcers, SWhthic symptoms
iajudciouS use OF mercury, dScies, or diopsy, er-
posure or imprudence in lUe :; also, chrOmc con-
St,tufiOadl disorders nc.
In this preparation strongly concentrated all the
Medicinal properties of Sarsaparilla, combined with
the most etectual aids the most sautary productions,
the most potent sinples OF the vegetable kingdom !;
and its Unprecedented success III the restoration TO
distressing chronic malades has given it an exalted
character, furnishing as II does evidence ol lis own
intrinsic value. .
The following is anextyact from letter received
from Rev. William Galusha
BERKSHIRE, VT, Oct 22d, lsi5
MEssRs, SANDS have been afflicted with severe
pain in my side occasoned by diseased liver tor the
last twenty wears suffering at times what Language
cannot convey but since taking your Sarsaparlla |
have been greatly relieved 50 much so that nave been
able to attend omy business aud preach occasionally
Tor the last fifteen months l wholly discarded all
other medicine and thoroughly tired me Saisaparli,
which can recommend in truth and sincerity to all
those who in any way afflicted with any species OF
scrotuous complaints There have been some remark
able elected by It's Ill tnlS VICINITY. NiIs
Shaw by the OF six bottles, was restored to better
health than she had before enjoyed for ten years, and
Mrs w Stevens, who had been severely afflicted
with Eryspclas, entirely cured by the use OF Anew
bottles.
Yours, truly, WIN. GALUSHA.
The following testimonial from the Agent to the
value OF the SarsapariIa in OF leprosy will be
lead with interest by all similarly afflicted:
BEAVER, Pike Co. Ohio, sep. 7, 1916
Messrs A u. y ID. nds:--Gents-A man near
here used bottles OF your valuable Sarsaparlla Tor
the eprosy and has received beneht from than
all other remedies combined for SIX years past 1t
restored hand, leg and foot from sitna ton mat no
person would have known they belonged to human
body as all appeared 10 be mass OF purifying sore
His hand and other diseased parts are all restored to
their natural size and ieelir are entlfey heated
over, and his eprosy cured lie intends using lew
| more bottles To permanently establish ms heath
| Yours, most respectfully, &. w. RAY Noi'pS.
For farther particulars, and conclusive evidence OF
Its superior value and efficacy. see pamphlets winch
| may be obtained OF Agents gratis. ,
Prepared and sold by A. Is. 4 ID SANDS; Drug
gisis, 100 Fulton 81, corner OF William, New orK
For sale by Theo A. PECK, Apotheoary and
Wholesale Druggist.
| + Goss, Waterbury g X Collins, Montpelier
| l. l.. butcher St, Adams NJ X Plat 4 Co, Rats
burg, and by Druggists generally throughout the unl
ted States.
| Price 81 per bottle, Six bottles for Is.
Burlington IL Feb lsi7. ",
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MOTHERS RELIEF.

NVITITI - NTiTITT'
TTNO MARRIED LADIES, the Mothers Relief, a
/ medicine which sootlles the dsagreeable sensa-
ton OF Females abou, to become mothers, and nsures
a safe delivery in all where nal formation or
some unnatural circumstances do not prevent. The
reputation OF this article though silent has become So
extended TO produce an immense demand. A
pamphlet intended only for the eye of those directly
interested and their physicians, is prepared for gra-
tutous distribution where the Relief is for sale:
G. a BARTllOLlC Il CO,
Rochester, n. Y.
For sale by TuEo. A. PECK, Apothecary and
Wholesale Druggist. the authorized agents tor this
place and vicinity, who can also supply Druggists at
the Proprietors Wholesale price.
Octobcr 9th 1915. ID
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PEARL STREET HOUSE,
Burlington VI.

RY Villas X MOVES
Circumstances having rendered the control Of the
above premises necessary, would give notice TO the
public that the Pearl St House is now open for the
accommodation OF travellers and Others vino may call
Being located in of the pleasanrs parts OF our
village, and commanding as II does a ine view OF
Lake Champlain and the scenery about burlington
and also being near the University OF Vermont, we
think it scarcely fail to please the searcher iof
pleasure and recreation, while al the same time 1t al
lords those upon business comfortable home.
Mr. ii. n. Cole and Mr.. Ii. q. Mason, late OF
Hghgate Springs will manage the House tor and
to those who are acquainted with them as CATERERS
il would be unnecessary to say single word IN com
mendation Suffice To say that ercrg thing viii be
done to make it agreeable and pleasant 10 all who
may wish TO make II stopping place.
Believing Thar lhe safe oi Intoxicating drinks as
beverage to be injurious them who use or do not uss
them, and detrimental TO the we.l being OF society
as also in hostility to the law OF the State, and thu
strongly expressed wishes OF a majority OF tie Free
men thereof we shall neither keep It publicly Nc
ciandestineiy to be sold or siren away.
suitable carriage will be provided 10 take passei
gers to and from the Steam Boats.
All Stages wal call at this House.
VIM r VIIAs
March, 1911 MoRLLo NoYEs
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SOAP,
TX BOXES COLGATE'S,75 do Morgan's
. ~ IS do Fancy For sale by
J BRADLEY 4 Co.
Burlington, May 25 As South liharf,
Iron, Nails, Glass, &c.

= TONS SHOE-SHAPE, VARIOUS SIZES /; 3 do
- Scroll Iron 10 do Band do 50 do, Round and
Square, j. l6 and upwards do o, 5. do; 3do and
inch Banks best do; 10 do American Tire do !;
Russia Nail Rods do Norway do ! do Crow Bars /,
do Spring Steel. various sizes; ! do Round Cast do
do do 2 Cases OF Axes do; do assorted do doz;
Anvls do Vices do Mil Crnnks; 100 ,Ames
Shoyels rs do " Fosters do IS do Fairbanks
Hoes 100 do " Blanchard's' Cast and German Steel
Scythes; IS do do Cradles. For sale by
J. BRADLEY & co.
Burl,unton, MAY IS - South IFhdrf
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Ncw.YOrk e. Boston
BOOT and SHOE STORE.

akp AT r. BATCIlELDER'S. in Church street,
may be found the largest stock OF Doors and
- Snors that has ever been offered III Burlington.
He has spared no pains in his selections, both in re-
gard to quality and style and with small profits feels
sure OF giving satisfaction TO ercry customer.
Among his stock, in part, may be found the follow.
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NEW GOODS.
| V. RANDALL, HAS JUST RETURNED

- NHNDHIII, HAS JUST KETUFNED
e. from New York, with large assortment Of
Watches, Jewellery, Fancy Articles and Toys, con
sisng in part of gold English levers, gold anchors,
and lepncs silver levers full jcwelled, anchors and
leplnes, and verge watches Of all kinds, gold ,nnn-
ture cases and lockets gold spccs pencils and pens,
pms OF all kinds, diamond rings, plain and chased
rings, chains Slides gold snaps, hearts and crosses,
ear hoops, plain and stone setting, gcncmen's scarf
pms gold guilt and pearl studs. pearl and shell card
cases. shell back and side combs bead and silk purses
steel beads and bag clasps purse silk and twist silver
spec,s and pencils, scissors and knives hair combs and
brushes, silver plated and brass candle sticks casters.
Sct. Get.
All of which he will sell as low as any importer or
any one that pretends to import.
Burlington, July q
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To Dentists.
JOHN s. WARE,
Storage and Forwarding Merchant,
NORTH WHARF.
Ring TO y. VT.

REFERENtE
Villas e. MOVES, }Drr,;rr,o,
J. & j. II PECK e. co !
The North Wharf offers every facility for the safe
keeping and prompt delivery Of treights and all bust
ness addressed to the care Of J. S. WARE shall re-
ceive prompt attention
The Steam Propeller, James II Hooker, The Stea-
mcrs Burlington whitehall, Francis Saitus, Montreal
and the Ferry Boat Winoosk and the different lines
OF long boats and vessels carrying freight on Lake
Cha,nplain touch atthis Wharf l2.6u
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EMERALD MILLS FLOUR.
|NIiE NUBSC RIBER WOULD SPECTFULLY IN

form his friends. and the public generally, that he
will continue manufacture the above well known
Brand OF FLOUR, and will also be always supplied
seeds Mill Feed aud all articles usually found IN
general Milling and Produce Establishment lie is
also prepared receive consgnments OF Grain, Pork,
Beet Butter. Cheese, Wool and indeed all kinds OF
country produce, and will make the most liberal ad-
vances IN Cash lie will also receive and forward
Goods Furniture, &c, &c, TO all parts of the Union
Office and Warehouse, No l47 River St Troy, n.
Y. JNO. n. WILLARD.
Refer to Messrs j. & J. ii. Peck & Co, Burling-
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Teas:
SU(Ti rs


ID. BIXBY 4 co, have Just reed fifty Linen
l. Coats, Sack and Dress, which they sell at low
prices.
June 10, 1917.
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" Water proof Boots and
Shoes,
!" Fine French Calf do j.
/" do do do scwcd
" do do Brogans,
" Morocco do
=" Stou, Calf and Kip
Shoes, =,
I" Cloth CATERS buttoncd
=" Prunclla dancing Cal
trrs.
" Dancing Pumps,
q" Morocco Slippers,
=" Calf do
d" Calfshocs, all kinds,
" Rubbers with leather
soes
d" 10 do Buckles,
" do iig'd and plain.
Buys Bouts and Shoes
-" Fine Calf Boots,
/" do Kip do
4" do Calf and Kir
Brogans,
." Stou, shoes, all kinds
4" Prunclla Caters ant
dancing Pumps,
Youths Boois and SHOES
q" Fine Calf Boots sewet
and pcgsed,
" do Kip do do
" Seal and Grain peg
." Calf Brogans and hi
sewed shoes,
d" Morocco Boots an
Buskins,
" Fine Caters,
d" Dancing Pumps an
Ties Of all kinds.
ors, and black and ligh, sill
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NORTHERN
TRANSPORTATION LINE.
1917 NSVkED. 1SI7

JAMES II. liooKER AND OTHERS. rEorRlEToRss;
Formarding 10 and from Bosto" Nem- York 1bnny,
IrOv, MDnfredl, I)ueber, dnd all parts on Ihke
Chnmplain, md the different landings on the
ChdWplain canaI.
T lie old and wcknown NORTHERN TRANS
l FORMATION LINES prepared with increased
facilities, to forward all kinds OF property with the
greatest care aud despatch. The new steam propc-
Ter, JAMES H. HOOKER, OF $50 tons burden, Capt;
SILAS lIlNkLEY has been added to the line, and
will run on Lake Champlain. NAL ng two trips each
week. leaving Whitehall on Mondays and Thursdays,
touching at Burlington, Port Douglass Por, Kent and
Pa,tsburgh, Tuesdays and Fridays: Returning vii!
leave ST Adams Saturdays and Piaiisburgh and
Burlington on Wednesdays and Saturdays. This line
will have
FIFTEEN CANAL BOATS, & TEN LAKE
CANAL& RIVER boats,
% S Tein r" 1 6 81 R5 roW
on the Hudson River. and steam boats on Lake
Champan, thus aordlng their friends and the public
generally an opportunity OF shipping by Lake Boats
Rirer,) orby Propeller on the Lake to Whitehall,
thence BY both direct TO Newly ok or 10y Tow Boats
on the River and Steam Boats on the Lake as they
may choose.
4 large number of sail vessels on Lake Champlain
belong to this Line
All goods weighed at the time OF shipment, and will
be forwarded with promptness and despatch,
Hcbenture and Warchouslng promptly attended TO-
One boat Of the above Line leaves New ork daily
At five P. NJ. and three or more leave Albany and
Troy. daily.
r r1! Ink a Nhs}s G0f"'!cs {Ncw York
h2 p + h6 III 3, }lol Pier. Albany.
JAS II HI1511AE@'} Is, River Street. Troy.
IL i! = i %1i 1l y S5S} St. Johns. E.
LETi HVKLEY. Miss Bay, C. E.
OLiI'ER BASCOM, Whitehall,
GEO BENT, Montreal,
n WEBB, \ Go. Rouscs Point, y. Y.
[nT IrJN y J'pI uHT pnr, Kent }
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Machine Mandatory.

NNHE Subscriber is manufacturing, and is prepared
/ TO build to order all kinds of
Wooden Machinery,
Such
Carding Machines, Gigs,
Condensers, Sl@eis'
Pckers, Lea'hers' ,L;os
Jacks, b'usuI'.s Ni"Sn''
Nappers, hesu iT t '' y. with
neatness and despatch. HIS Machine Shop Is sl'u t
,a i; Wontn,lier three miles from the village, on the
road 10 w orcester and -, Adams. ,,I
The subscriber is confident that he can nuia az Eoo
n Gard or Jack as can be procured in New England
Those running his Machinery pronounce II 70 run Us
well as any III use. -uEDhD - o.,
Montpelier, Dec H. 1910 sou
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'nlE SuBsCRIBERS HAVE REMOVED n,r,p
wholesale CASH DRYGOODS business to No Q
CEDAR st n y :, where they invite the n,,en,,nn =,
Vermont Merchants. All who wish to reaI,,e ,t ~,
great difference between Credit and Cash prs,s viii
do well TO look at our goods Mt cash prices wan
BRADFORD i BuRDSAIL.
New York, March u. lSl7. d2ms
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NEW MEAT MARKET.
VNJIE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM 7,

i friends and the people OF Burlington generally,
that he has opened new MEAT MARKET, under
the West wing Of the American Hotel" where he
will always be on hand to wait on his customers =
He designs to keep the hes, the counry affords, and
would invite all to give him call
Burlington May Z, 1917. ANAsA Drew.
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CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAD AND
" North Shore Salmon by the half Dbl. aud single
pound.-2St may IL 4. y. DEWEY
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CLARK, FISK 4 CO.,
22s FULTON STREET. N. YORK
IL AVE on hand, nnd offer for sale a choice selec
ton Ol Fresh Tens from the late arriYnls com

43l caddes Of various quantities. Also, 10000
packages Tobacco, comprising various brands and
qualities; Pipes and Segars Maccoboy and Scotch
yana Coffee, crushed Loaf and Powdered sugars !:
New Orleans, Porto Rico Nueiveas, St. Croix, Trim
idnd and Cuba Moasses Half Boxes, Box and Kes
Ralslns; 81. Domingo, Cuba, Rio, Lnguira, Suma,ra
aud Java Coffee Pnnento, Pepper, Ginger, Nutmegs,
Cloves Mustard. Cassia, Fancy aud Bar Soap, Sperm
and Mould Candles, Winter and Summer Oils, Mack
erei, Salmon, Shad, Herring, Picked and Dry Cod
and iull and general assortment of Groceries which
we offer for sale the very lowest market prices, and
to which We invite the attention OF the country
chant. CLARK, FISK Il co.
| n. Ii. Liberal advances made upon consignments
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ClloT, IlOIlIOHlal ana AHru rays,
Verge Escapements, of Fruit and knie
all qualities and prices, Table and Pocket
from the celebrated max. Scissors, Razor
crs in Liverpool Lon from the cclebra
dom and l.ocle in Suisse nutacturcrs of 5
Marble, Rosewood and Rodgers, Crook
Ebony Clocks, Office tcnholm. &c. wi
Clocks, aud Eight Day cheaper kinds q
Timepieces Knives and For
Gold .lewelry, of all des- bone, horn an
criptions: Pins, RING wood handles.
iirncecls, and Clasps Steel Bag and
Gold Beads, Guard Clasps, Vest a
Chains. Keys, Gold and Chains and Mo
Silver Pencils, Specta- Steel Beads, Sp
Giles, Thnbles, Eye Spectacle Cas-
Glasses, Gold Pens Purses. Guard
I.ockcts, with general Watch Glasses,
assortment of Gold, Sill Gle Eyes, LAM
yer and Gilt Fancy Tin and Shell
Goods. Boxes, Jewel
Plated Cake Baskets Can bronzcd and i
dlcsiicks, Casters, Pla- thermometers,
ted and Britannia Table Bells. &c,
and Tea Spoons. Forks, Watch Tools ofe'
| Butter Knives. &c. cripiion.
Britannia Tea and Coffee Files, Gravcrs,
Pots, Sugar and Cream kinds OF Watcl
| Pots. rials, both En-.
Communion Ware, of oil Swiss manuiac
! kinds.
| Purchasers may be assured that every tli,
! line will be furnished on as favorable terms
procured from any source.
Dealers are invited to call and examine.
GEO. B. JONES, TRUE VI.
NATIIL. c. POOR.
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rUT TOBACCO AND SNUFF.
- 40 Bbls Lorrillard's Chewing Tobacco so bbls
do Smoking do 800 Bladdcrs Scotch Snuff, 300 Jars
Maccoboy Snuff AZ J. y J. H. PECK 60.
.igcntS
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Fish.
StDLER Y, AZ

SADLER Y, &c.
o,TRoNG, DooLITTLE CO, haya r'e omg
y large stock comprising iaI' S Sarnsss ,rimings
n,h ,sd"rs tools and which offered on reasonable
tsrns
kne 10, 1877.
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JONES. BALL 4 POOR,

Importers Of & Wholesale Dealers
in Watches, Jewclry, Military Goods, NC.
UAVERECEIvED BY RECENT ARRIVALS FROM
Ill England and France, a large and extensive as
sortnicnt Of the following described Goods, with many
other kinds too numerous to be mentioned, selected ex-
pressy for their wholesale trade, and comprising the
greatest variety of articles to be found in the city, TO
which the attention of dealers is invited.
Gold and Silver Watches, Japanned Tea Trays in
of Lever, L'Epnc, An. SETS or single, OF al sizes
fhor Horizontal and Cnrl Irays. Bread