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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
JACOs s PLATT. Auctiooser.
CROCKERY, CHINA, Glass and Earlhen Ware


CROCKERY,C CHINA, Glass and EsrIhen wsrs re-
" JACOb 8 PLATr'S next ssle OF crochery and glass
wsre from the shelves aud by the crate, will positively
take place this day Tuesday 81 10 O'clock Ia the srgs
sses room over the sucon room, through the
store or in Gold between Plat and John The
will be sold Ia lots suit purchaser consisting Of gen
ersI assortment Of edged, dips, painted. light and
lowered blue Also dinner. lee snd toilet sets OF
new styles add psterns blue raised figure granite md
iron stone English and French tea sets Greek and other
shepes.
Also glass wsre viz: decsnters, wines tumblers, en-.
and plain candle shades, &c
NJ b. The whole OF the above, which comprises com
plee assortment 10 fresh STOCK just received from
board ship and has been opened since the last sale In ns
order and 10 now the shelves ready for examination
Catalogues ready, and the whole Will be sold without
reserve.
Also will be sold, In catalogue, an assortment Of
japannsd tea trays In and 100 msnts vases, making
together 2l0 lols-
n 3. An experienced packer 10 In attendance.
N B. The attention Of country as well a. city dealers
directed these sales, which viii take place weekly,
and every article Altered will In all cases be positively
sold, reservng the privilege Of passing duplicates,
and importers and dealers having surplus stock, viii
fnd this at all times desirable medium for disposine
OF The same and their interests will be strictly send
ed TO- and IL s the determination Of the suetoneer 70 use
prompness In making and settling saes thst has been
heretofore unknown IN shelf sales and he pledges himself
10 this effect an H-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

~ Those persons about breaking up nOuseheeplnR
or having furniture Of any description to dispose Of will
hnd ready sale for portion or ali Of their goods by
sending line calling upon the subscriber and goods 10
any purchased He viii also attend 10 any sale or
sales entrusted TO him during the coming sea-
son. settled with his usual promptness All goods or
consignments will be advanced upon II desired.
r. COTTON, "a Ann-st
N. B-F c. will remove on the let Of May to Si6 Broad
way, Gothic Hail. mlS tmyls
~ DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry-Testnonias will never cease.-From The Tenn
perance Pedge-Now that winter 10 upon US with Its at
endsnt train Of Pumonic and brochal affections coughs
colds &c &C. would advise those afflicted In this way
make immediate trial Of Dr. Swayne's Compound sy-
rup Of wild Cherry II will never fail 10 perform per:
mspent cure The reputation 81 this medicine has caused
many spurious articles TO be put forth under lite namebu'
the preparation of Dr. Swayne beside being the first ever
offered the public The only ran be relied on Tbs
other mixtures sold for Wild Cherry Syrups, Bsssms &c
all spurious and worthless and contain OF The viz
OF the original preparation, Or. Swaynes Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry.
agents IN NeJp- York City-Chas. II. Ring Dmegia 1872
Broadway; z. B. Warner, POS Beecker. Minettast
r. A. Sands lss Bowery J. G. Hart 34s Grandst a2o II
" Mesmerism.-AIl diseases that hesh Is liable 10
cured by Dr.. ASHLEY, 40 Hudsonst ais 4teods'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
BENJAMIN MOONEY, Aueiiouesr.
WARE.CUTLERY, Gc.-By EDWARI

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.-By EDWARD
Tic. CRARY, this day Al 10 O'Clock 81 the store z5S
Pearl Of between John and Pattst consisting OF candle
scks AZ TO 60 inch; bedscrews welded sharp thread
chest trunk cupboard pad and port locks, ivory Knives
and forks In and dozens, panshed and bright Tin
ware plate casters stag tipped black, whaebons and
buck Knives and forks dirk speSpoint razor and clipped
blade pocket cutlery, cards and In DOZENS szers on
esrds and In dozeus csryes brass kettles tseks Morse
hair shaving paint and vhewssh brushes haehets and
hammers round and square bolts scissors gunnns per-
cusson cups grdrons bench vices waters morce locks
wrought nails shoves spades and scoops, hay aud ma
nur. forks fat bastard half round mill pit ssd handssw
fes Ne &c. Also, 1850 dozen Knives and forks Also,
1000 dozen pocket cutlery on cards and IN dozens Also
IS lbs brass kettles Also casks round bolts Also,
casks brsss caudlesicks Also 1000 dozen Keyed Ill
locks Also 100 casks wrought mats. Aso 80 dozen
sboyels spades and saoops Also, IS dozen steel hay
FORKS Also 1910 dozen port psd-locks Also % dozen
casks bed screws Also casks flea Also, 50 m masAss
Ami, Lr s20 lt'T
JOSEPH HEGEMAN. Aueuonser
TUESDAY. April 20, - 10 o'clock A. N at % Clinton
o. nesr Pieuep Brooklyn, part " the furniture
OF house. consisting splendid rfeoch psts pier gass
R,.els carpets ingram do, divsn, couch, cane seat
chss book case window shades, hall lamp refrigerator,
safe and kitchen fIrniiurs.
househoId flruure consisting Of sofa piano. mshoga
cane and common chairs, large extension dining table,
card and Tea tables vssbsads bedsisads, ssher beds
matressss Bruss-s ingram and stair carpets RODS OH
cloths hall and solar Am china glass and crock
sry Olrn.tszd sto znd kitchen furniture
Al O'Clock r. NJ Al l42 Bridgest household furniture,
combating OF sofa mshogsBy and cane chairs
bes rockers bedsead ply and Ingram carpets, gran
does astral and solar lamps. manel CLOCK china Tea set
crockery, paror and cooking Stove, and Kitchen mrni-
trre s7olt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

FURNITURE TO LET-Conssiing Of nice paror,
II dining room ses &c. hail. kitchen snd bedroom fur
ni,ure &c &C all nearly TO etsepsrsie or together
or the would be sold, texeep; the paror fnrnure
"a e,his oAsre 40 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

n00R sPRTNCs-A ss~ and Improved article Of
IL Tisstis Door sprngs fyr SALE Wholesale and retail
by he Nswuh Isais Rnhbsr Manufacturing Company
a ia Rse
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Drp Goods.

Drp GOODS.
DANTALOONs-we are In receipt OF an extensive
assortment OF the newest styles OF French English and
German cassimeres which would commend TO the at
tenon OF those who have proved the truth OF our asser
lions In reference the superior style and make OF psnta
looms enabled 10 furnish and 10 such have not
given than q trial would repeat the assurance that
suited At 81 Broadway. WIN. 7. JENNINGS co.
m30 isn Diapers and Tsilora
GRAPE sHAWLs AND sCARFs.
EMBROIDERED GRAPE sHAWLs, very rich, " inch
IL Do Do DC DO DO DO DO DO g. DO DO
Plain do do do In various qualities
Do Satin stripe shswls
Embroidered Grape Scarfs light and dark coors heavy
fringss. ALSO AN ASSORTMENT OF
Plain Grapes, Leysnines and Gsce silks for summer
dresses; black and white Secgesi sarsnets, plaid and
plain for Innings just received by recent arrivals nom
Canton, for sale By DAVIS, FAIRCHlLD Co
Al9 Sits lq Pesrld
ARMY AND NAvY-The particular attention direct
<Aed TO military work, enables us 10 furnish army ano
navy uniforms 10 strict conformity to regulations, and we
have aways hand goods TO answer The requirements
Of all grades OF the service
VIM T. JENNINGS Il co. Diapers and Tailor,
as IFS 81 Broadway, American Hotel
NEW tOODs-opened this morning a, Dingman 4
Printed Musins Prints and DONE stics a. lower prices
thsn ever before offered, DTNGMAN BODlNE,
ais stis sol Grand corner OF orchsfd.si.
DIUEAND ORANGE PRINTS hne and me-
ID dun cloths embracing variety Of new and elegant
fS ssS i''''' TOT sac = HARRIS, % Exchange place
SUFFOLK AND CLYDE WORKS Blue and
40 CT. HARRIS, 4s Exchange place.
NTERRIMACK BLUE PRINTS Of ali the various
sqo c F-HARRIs: 90 Exehsnge- olses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20
STRAW BONNET MANDATORY AND
rxrrrrNrR ola ROWERY

MILLINERY. ala BOWERY.
MRS A. MARCY is now ready 10 ODER 10 her Gus
" A1tomsrs and the ladies' generally large and fss1-
W3XS onsble assortment OF Straw B0nnsts, corssng In
WI part OF French, English, Italian, .oft and fancy
strn~s Nespolitsn Gossamers new article, and very
beautful also ribbons Of every price and quality Frenen
flowers q splendid assortment
Mrs A NJ would call particular attention 20 her az
soeut OF silk bonnes which rot surpassed oy any IN
the city being made Of the best msisras ana 10 ne DC ~
me American Institute awarded 10 hrs A. h Marcy
for The best silk bonnet
Taoe about purchasing any Of the above goods, are par
nsrIv invited 10 call and examine her assortment before
parchssing a. II will be sold cheaper Than any onsr store
All kisds OF straw goods cleaned and altered 81 Mrs
A, H MARCY'S 2i4 Bowery. opposite R!virg'on-sL N.Y.
a19 TuTsSatfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

IHE LIFE OF GEN. ZACHARY Ia ILOH.
II Y ROBERT T. CONRAD. Esq With an original and
~ accurate Portrait and elegant Ilusirstous he Bat
Ties OF Fo.t Harrison, Okeehobee Pslo Alto, de
Ia Palma Monterey and Buens Vista
Is now n Press and will be- published early in July the
Biography Of Gen Taylor, comprising pie details OF
bis early lie and public and private career derived from
The most authentic and accurate sources In Wge and
elegant vol. limo. BY GRIGG, ELLIOT co.
IL ~ Fourih.sL P'allsda.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

Gen. TAYLOR AND HIS STAFF vols. Elmo. IL
VI lustrsted with Portraits.
la Press and will shortly be published Gen Taylor and
bis Staff containing Biographies of Generals Taylor,
WORTH Wool Butler, aid all the Distinguished ohcsrs Of
the present war BY GRIGG, ELLIOT co.
aig 4usDitW N Fourth-st Philada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

L. Notice-The subscriber would inform his friends
and the public generally that he will give his personal
attention TO the sale Of Household Furniture at Auction
.lset C5D JAMES M. MILLER, 70 Maden-lsne.
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OFFICE FOR PROCURING
PATENTS

CARRIAGE CLOTH-loe pieces India kueeer
" Carnage Cloth pAin and aeureSl OF superior qualify
for sal. Al me market prices a. he warehouse Of
tss N-wsrs N J. indis Rnbb~s ysciory. - ssidensse
vi 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-20

INOR sALE-Excelieni opportunity for an industrions
Il man with small means-A vinegar establishment Oh
forty wears standing offered for sale by the proprietor
who reres by OF old IL has good run OF
custom and an established reputation, and viii alord
good living TO man afraid OF work The rlgni PEI
son will be deal, with literally. Apply 10 JACKSON,
90 ans corner Fourteenihst and Thirdsv
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-31

CoLps. Couens AND CONSUMPTION, -Wrights In
dlan vegetable Pills are most delightful medicine
for carrying off cold, because they expel from the
system all morbid and corrupt humors the cause of
every KIND OF diseasc) in 50 easy and natural man
ner that the body is relieved OF all its suilerlngs it
by magic -Four or five of said Indian Vegetable
Pills, taken every night going bed, will in short
time remove the obstinate cod,--n the same
time the digestive organs will be restored 10 healthy
tone and the blood completely purified that nfam-
nation OF the lungs, consumption. any other form OF
disease will be absolutely impossible.
BEWARE OF CouNTERfElr.-Tn ONLY ORIGINAL
AND GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS HAVE Tue Sic
NATURE OF WILLIAM WRIGHT WRITTEN WITH PES,
on THE TOP LABEL OF EACH BOX. None other as gen
uine. and 10 counterfeit THIS rs FORGERY.
The genuine for sale by w Il. CURTIS, Water
Street and THEODORE A. PECK, College Street
sole agents for Burlington Reuben Ferguson, Essex
J; b; Dyke, Huntington w: Rhodes, !r. Richmond /;
Z. B. Green, Richmond ; j. II. & Il. W. Tower,
underh llurlbut 81 Hodges, Wiston; 4. San
lerson, and G; Ayers, West Wiston Lyman,
Ieucho w b. Ne., Hinesburgh w. ;. Il II p.
Wood. Westorl Staples & Lyon, Charlotte John
Smonds, Shebnrne K. Richmond Barnard and at
New Enaand Branch Office and General Depot, 1913
fremont Street, Boston.
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Procras,ina,,on is the Thief OF Time.

Delay IS dangtrous--n"gect that cold and cough n
few weeks and the hope OF recovery will be lost You
fotver. Let not any pecuGaIy consideration deter
you from trying la save your life and health, while
there is a chnnce, Consumption Is annually sweeping
of thousands to the tomb dis has baiiled the
skill OF phl sc'aus like IT no physician, perhaps hns
ever done for this large class Of suffering hnun-
n.ty. than DE- WIstir Al ounce OF preventive Is
worth pound Of cure = therefore, before you lungs
become liberated, and 50 diseased that no human
me ms you from early grave Try IN season..
try at once medicine which hls been OF such inf rite
value to tnous nds--obtain a bottle Of D.. Wstaf's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, take II, get another il
s,rp re severe IN using it until you have removed the
disease entirely, which il neglected will terminate
your life Be not deceived by quacks, with their INIT
atoms and counterieils buy none but the genuine and
original, which is signed |. BUTTS ON the wrapper.
Be careful and get the genuine DR. WlSTARS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by ! BUTTS, Address all orders to
SETH W. FOWIE, Boston, Mass For sale whole
sale and retail by 1HEo. A, PECK, Blu 'gon, and BY
Dealers in Medicines generally IN We t.
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4flarkrts.

20 THal uoiics of the Captain is crowded out.
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Serious Array at Yale College.

Two OF the Tutors in Yale College, Messrs.
Emerson and Goodrich, were severely injured,
fthe latter it is feared, moraiiy) in attemp ING
to quell a disturbance among few Of tie stu.
dents Of Yale College Oh Thursday night the 23d
inst. Mr.. LmelsUn was stabbed III the arm ;
Mr. Good ch vas Frustrated bya blow with an
iron bur- and lies la "a culicdl situation. The
names of the Young men who committed the
outrage are Tower, OF Philadelphia, and Even,
of Tenn. They were both committed, being
unable to proc IRE BAL in $500.
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Arrival Oft steamer lIibcrnin at Boston.

The Steamer Hibernla arrived at Boston on
Christmas evening. She left Boston for New
York, to take her place in the newly-arranged
Line from that port.
The news from abroad is of little general in
terest. The most important is of CONNER
cial character The Boston Daily Advertiser
says the commercial intelligence is on the whole
u of favorable character although revival OF BUSH
ness not decisive many had hoped. There
was however, great Improvement IN the state oi tie
money market The apprehension in regard to the
subclency OF food, far can be judged from the
State OF the corn market, had abated Tins is OF course
uliavOrble to the prospects ol large imports OF A
merican grain and flour at high prices The demand
for American flour during the month, had been mod
crate, and the pace had declined to n small extent
The Demand Tor cotton had been more extensive, and
the sales much larger than the preceding month, but
in consequence OF the impression that the new crop III
the United States, @li afford full supply, there had
been no advance, but rather decline oi prices
Parliament was opened by reading cite
Queens speech on the 23d ult., and had been
chiefly engaged in discussing measures of Trade
and Irish coercion measures. ct seems to us il
woall b. better to give the Irish food and free
DOM
Flour had fallen from 6l to Is per Dbl. Corn
and meal had also reccdcJ both in price and dt
mand TO some extent.
The Caoiera had crossed the Prussian from
tier Ireland is still in dreadful state-want
and despair producing ouirages and crimes.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-31
Kettles.

Burlington, Dec. 10. 1917.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-31

Fire Fire Fare is thc startling midnight cry!
men iuslha by III their wild energy with buckets IN
hIAds. NLt.t - tIt L. Igdei Where - thr BJTer
Eug,ne H,S a. gag drngHader tc Cout HHSe,
uaerc Il has 0esn, amt uatJutacd duri"g tie paSf
gear.
You may rejoice MIR, Clarke, that you board ont,
so that you are relieved from the lneiiiuency OF this
once excellent company. But let me say--ook out
Tor your Printing establishments Tor we could not hep
you, your neghbors II you were IN danger, winch
may be the with some OF us, tins night! May
the Fire Society look after their nice Engine and
appenduges, is the wish OF
A CITIZEN
We insert the above - midnight cry" because
it relates to il matter OF universal interest But
we are sure it cannot be true that the Boxer
Boys are So reml~S in their attention to their
old L" EXun-ui>icr," as i, represented by Il
"CltjZru.' Tine" b Xer, W,Il b, down upon
US, we4car. for admitting sucn "u iuiInation III
to our columns.
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Dic0,

In Weybridge Aug. 9th, Mrs. BErsrv, wife of Ira
Browncll in the j1th year of her age. The fol owing
tribute her memory from the pen of one who well
knew her worth
In her natural disposition she was uncommony ami
able, in her feelings she was benevolent and kind rea-
dy to sacrifice her and interest to promote the
happiness of those with whom she held intercou So
In her judgment, She was sound aud in II her conduct
she was eminenty discreet and last though not least
she cherished in high degree the spirit of pety and
devotedness the cause OF Christ and she has uri.
doubtcdy gone 10 her reward among the redeemed on
high CON-
VI Chronicle please copy.
In Charlotte Nov -, at the residence Of her broth
er-ln-iaw, Alumni F. ClaIk Miss ARMENIA II Hons
FORD. IN the 10th year OF her age
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COStiyeuess.

Is often brought on by want of exercise, close con-
iinement to business, &c. BRowN'S SARsArABILLA
AND ToNAro BlrrERs will give tone and activity
I the stomach and bowels. increase the circulation
and operate ns mild calhartc, aud not liable To
leave the patient las many medicines do after taking
more costive than he was before their use BY using
them short time they will be satisfied OF its virtues
the effect is almost Immediately felt 1t puries and
nourishes the whole debilitated system. ONE TRIAL
will satisfy the most preludiced mind.
This we know from experience OF hundreds.
thecares aud wholesale Druggists, and by dealers gen
orally throughout the State
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MOrriil's Patent Union Scales,
Office.

| HE Books for receiving subscriptions for shares
! in the COMMERCIAL BINh, at Burlington.
will be opened the Pearl Street House in Butlng-
ton, on Monday the 18th day of January, A d lSio,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, aud continue open from 10 to !
o'clock each day Sundays cxcepted tor the space OF
days, and until the whole number OF Shares shall
have been subscribed
$ II JENISON.
HARRY BRADLEY,
As Atit.L PEEK,
CHAS u. kASSON,
CHARLES RUSSELL,
HAMPDEN QUITS,
JOSEPH CLARK,
LAWRENCE BRAINARD,
ERASIuS FAIRBANKS,
Commissioners.
Burlington, Dec. 10. 1917 2ow3
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@. S. ADKINS,

III ANlNG purchased Stock and new tools, incu-
i ding SuPERIoR RULING MACHINE, ana fitted up
a room IN the Free Press Building, will be happy to
wait upon those who wish for any work in his line.
Particular attention will be given to Railing and
Manufacturing Blank Books
Music, Periodicals. and Books of every description,
bound m neat and durable manner.
~ share OF public patronage is respectfully
solicited.
Dec o 1917 u
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ton County. The same material is also found,
we believe, in the south part of Rutland County
1t has cen pronounced, by competent Judges to
be of the finest quality "a fact that the enter
prise and business energy of Mr.. FESroA is dali
" demonstrating. bv the beautiful and substan-
tial productions of his extensive, and 1--WE rejoice
to learn successful establishment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-12-31

Curious FACT Since DR.. Fo0rd introduced his
Pect0ral Syrup for the OF Coughs, f0lds, &c.
into the Dug Stores Of this place. 1t has been all the
90 Hardly any thing else IN that line is called Tor M
the principal shops here We had supposed That the
public had been surieited with NosfrUms, and that a
new article would stand poor chance But the DR. is
man OF science aud skill IN his profession, and has
be II fortunate in getting mp good article that ev ~
bod, likes, chiefly berduSe IL does them good. See
his advertisement IN tins paper,
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La Illps.

I'VE ARE NOW READY TO SETTLE WITH ALL
W cur customers.
Dec Is, lS47. CATLIN 4 SPEAR.
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Lost her SncecE.

The annexed Certificate tells truthful story Of suffer
and relief There thousands Of similar this
aud Brooklyn and yc; there hous."l of .i ~ s;-
children die, for fpl. Vi being humbu.!ed few sad
lugs.
Brooklyn cc7t ~ 1877.
nR Tow~srSn-- take pleasure in h-,rf u
whom may concern ny daughter y.
months OH afflicted with General Debility and los sp-.ea
She given past recovery nv family Physician hut
-nnnt IS wa, recommended by friend try your i
Before having used bottle hc her s.ec
enabled To walk alone the OF all who
Ell wt the circumstances She quite we'll and much
ter health than she has been for eighteen months
JOSEPH TAYLOR.
lnrh Il ErnaAl In
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NOlicc.

eVHE Subscriber will close his business at Willis
ton, February LIST, lsis. An persons indrbleo
to him, by note account, will please call al the Stor,
OF Douglass g. BotIun and adjust the same, without
delay This is the LAST call
TfiOS. II CANFIELD.
Wiiston, Dec ~, lsf shtt
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NEW BOOK BINDERY.

Good BookS doSerrc glod binding did they possess
ne Pircr Of NJ 'ecd, h0W maay fdles wOu.d tie
re1ate 81 Hcg'ecf aud destIu ,fiOH, tr0m the Taaf0t
de'e"i dTierior ~iith a JeD shih"gsmis hare
SuIPJed; and thus hare Sc ured Tor them the M
tmdcy ~ tie Uise and gI1d, JeSides preserving
taeH tUT Tie benefit Of tufure esner1fiOns
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domestic correspondence the Free Pressl
d. W. {. CLARKE, Esq,
Editor Of the Free Press:
Dear Sir--Wth the compliments Of this Festive
season ofthe rolling year please accrp, the accompa
nying, token OF gratitude for the exceeding great
advantage derived from your of repeated notices, sent
10, The homes of,hc People, telling them OF the times
Of receipt and variety of Merchandise 10 be iounl at
tho store kept by their Agent,
Your friend, HOWARD
Burlington, Dec. 81, 1877.
A. We have not the heart. at this = festive sea-
son., to awaken cargin any human breast we
shall not specify the " items thai accompanied
the foregoing letter Of our friend llowARD,--
Those who know him best understand that his
kindness, like his public spirit, allows him to
ado nothing by halves" Ed. +. p.
a. i. ,l,,l1,
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lflarric0,

In this village on the Goth inst, by the Rev J X.
Converse, Mr. RAY FERRIS to Miss NANCY PIKE.
In Essex. on the Goth inst, by the Rev J IIuntley,
NJ. GEO b SINcLEAR TO Miss ELIZABETH Keller all
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ACCOUNT BUCKS.

slNHE subscriber would invite the attention Of Mer-
j chants and others using Blank Books, 10 his as
sortment. have the best assortment that have ever
been enabled offer my customers both in guilty
and price. y, ~ NiINGfDN.
Nov 1917 II