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The Wonderful, the very Blessed.

The Wonderful, the very Blessed,
THE MIRACULOUS AND ALMOST HOLY
EFFECT AND TRANSFORMATION,
THAT this singular article has the diseased or
L dstigured human cu,icle tor skin is astounding
even to modern sciencc--its wonderful properties
caused such an immense sale that a legion OF coun-
terteits started all the country. But reader, If
you afflicted yellow, dark or chappcd--ii you
have Pmples, Blotches, Salt Rheum Scurvy, Erys-
pelas, Sore Heads, Old Sores. Beard aud Barbers
Itch Chapped and tender Flesh, Freckes. Tan, Sum
burnt. Dark or yellow skin to a pure clear white,
Smooth aud sof, an Infants this will change it,
~ But mind reader-to cure the above, you must
ask and be- you get the and genuine JOness
Italian Chemical Sap. Z e And II yon are not
careful you will get some worthless counterelt-theap
but quite useless
These persons among others have used 1t, and lind
il to be more than state
J. w. Henderson, Esq Councillor at Law.
Mrs f. Williams, Jersey City.
Mr.. Jas Ethan, do do
DR. Francis Williams, New York
And we might give YOU a thousand others-but the
| above must satisfy any reasonable person,
e But once more reader, be careful OF cheap
counterei,s and limitations See that the name OF
JON ES, is on the wrappertind buy II nowhere else
in Burlington but OF GEo +. HAIRiSGToS, Apothe-
carries Hail. Corner Church and College Ss who IS
the only appointed agent i'll the State Of Vermont.
Price 80 Gents cake.
Burlington Feb. -, 1913. IS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-10

A celebrated astronomer in PHILADELPHIA 1, pre-
diets that March, will be the coolest moath of
the winter.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-10
Rutland and Burlington Railroad.
Ssss S.;assz3 E j! n ~
N Office TO CONTRACTORS. pRopo.

NJ ivy IV CONI NHOIONO' I"OIU
sails will be received at the Office Of the undersign-
cd at Burlington, or ut the office Of George T. Hodges
ESQ., at Rutland VT until the 18th day Of March, lS4S
for Grading and Masonry OH the following sections OF
the Rutland division Of the Rutland and Burlington
30 Satisfactory security will be required from Con-
trnclors to whom the work may be awarded
The estimate Of work on the sections above named
is follows 3i3 $50 Cubic yards of Earth Excavation
$500 Cubic yards Of Solid Rock Excavation. 200
Cubic yards Of Loose Rock Excavation. 80 Cubic
yards OF Cuvert Masonry. 1915 Cubic yards Of Bridge
Masonry
Plans, profiles, and specifications may be the
Engineers Office in Rutland where oil necessary ex-
plantations will be given.
33wi T. FOLLETT, President
tCJs The Vergennes vermonter, Middlebnry Gal
xeie and N H. Sentinel will please insert the ubov,
till March Is.
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DR.. RICHARDS.

THE CELEBRATED INDIAN DOCTOR.
ID ESPECTFULLE gives NOTICE that he has IN.
IL ken up his residence in Burlington Rooms n,
the FRANKLIN HoTEI-
lie has with him The Celebrated Indian Vo,o,
Bath, y free and independent OF steam az Ali
the patient will nhale is the medicinal virtues of roots
and herbs, suited 10 any disease with which The na-
tient may be afflicted > y"
DIR. RioHARps is well known in many of the cite.
towns and villages throughout the United States
Many hundreds OF patients have been relieved by hi,
skill lie can speak uhders,andingy in the French
lnh, s
Call and see him,
Burlington, Dec. 3, lS47 o3,f
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IRONMO.NGERY.
Hk0 KEGS ASSORTED Cur Nails.


ekA KEGS ASSORTED Cur Nails.
cOO 100 Tons do Round s,l6 to snch Iron.
100 Tons Assorted Square 81 to inch Iron.
Band ll-9 to 5 inch do
Ilame l. Scroll SIS to lis do
" Horse Shoe do.
Tire ii-sX 3,sto6X3-s do.
Swedes inch 10 inch do.
Russia. Old Sable do.
10 Tons Assorted Sandcrson's Cast Steel.
" Eng and American Spring do.
German do.
English l}istercd, l.. do.
American Blistered, do.
Swedcs and Am. Toe Calk do.
Horse Nail Rods.
Hoop Iron, So to IL inch.
Gro Bars, Gutter and Sleigh Shoes, WIo't Iron
Axles, Cas-, Iron do Hooks and hinges, Steel springs
Anvils, Vses, Screw plates, Bellows Log and Trace
chains, Post do, Wro't Nails, Horse Nails. carriage
bolts, Enmld Preserving Kettles, Glue Pots, Sauce
Pans, Tea Kettles Oven and Arch Kettle Mouths
Brass Kettles, Hollow Ware, cooking parloI and boz
Stoves caldron kettles, Plough castings, Malleable
Iron Nuts aud other castings, Fry Fans Washers
Sheet and Bar Lead Sheet Zinc, Shot, Iron Brass 4
Copper wire Sheet Brass, Douglass pumps. Lead pipe
Shovels. Spades. scoop shove Is, Hoes, Manure and
Hay Forks, Hay Knives, Grind stone cranks and roll
ers, sad lrons Tailors Irons. shoves and tongs and
stands, counter scales and weights, Heavy and hand
steel Yards Broad and Narrow Axes. AIDES, Hatch
cts, Cap Augers, Wagon and Cart Boxes, &c. &c
BY STR0NG, DOOLITILE y co,
Dec. ], lS47.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD respect
fully inform the public that he has fitted no The
store two doors south of the Bank of Burlington on
Church street. and recommended the
DRUG BUSINESS,
where he will be supplied al all times with carefully
selected stock of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
comprising every article required in the PHYSICIANS
practice, and demands OF the trade. Also,
Surgical and Dental Instruments,
Mineral Teeth Foiis, Leeches, Brushes, Soaps
Pertumeries, Congress Water, Camphene.
Inks, Biackings, Dye &ufs, &c
Particular attention will be paid in the preparation
OF Physicians prescriptions and family recipes
AMOS c. SPEAR.
Burlington, Nov 10, lsi7. eva
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-10
Endure the Piles No Longer.
If SUFFERERS FROM THE PILES WILL NEGLECT TO usi
DR.. UPHAMS
vrc rrARIE AIRY.


THE FAULT is THEIR OWN
vJ,RY IT. all you that have the Piles, Inflammation
of the Liver, Spleen, Bowels, Kidneys and Blad-
der. Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Constipation, Sick
Headache, or any Disease of which PILES either
bleeding Blind, External, or Internal is the deter
minaton OF, and the thanks of additional thousands
will be expressed.
READ JURISPRUDENCE HERE OF CURES
Though it cannot give the saved one wealth
1t gives treasure far more glorious, HEALTH
UNITED STATES MaRsiiAIs OrricE.(
New York, December 6, 1917. (
Mcssrs. Wyatt \ Kctcham :-Ccntleincn-Under-
standing that you nre the general agents for the sale
%" DR.. uplnm's Vegetable Elcctuary," for the cure
OF Piles, have deemed it my duty 10 volunteer re-
commentator in behalf of that invaluable medicine.
have been afflicted for many years with Piles, and
have tried various remedies, but with no beneficial
effects Indeed, began 10 consider my utterly
hopeless But about the first OF September last, was
preva upon by friend to make trial Of the above
named medicine. took his advice, and rejoice to
say that am not only fcli we'd, but, as believe per-
icctly cured. most earnestly recommend it to all
who may have the misfortune to be afflicted with tina,
annoying and dangerous disease.
Very respectfully, your obcdicnt servant,
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SALT, PLASTER, DC.

zoo Sacks Nova Scotia Plaster,
u 10 Tons assorted do Grindstones,
1000 Sacks ground rock and Western salt,
500 Hbls superine and extra Flour,
Coarse Western and Dbl: Salt, &c &c: -.
Dec. Is, 1917. STRONG, DOoLlIILE \ CO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-10

BURLINGTON FOUNDRY.
THESE WORKS ARE NOW IN FULL OPP
i Grafton. improvements and additions having beer,
made to the above premises during the past summer
the Proprietor is prepared to fulfill oil orders for
castings, the shortest notice and most reasonable
terms with n larger and more general assortment Of
Patterns for machinery &c. than can be found else
where in this country.
ROLLIN WHEELER.
| Office in Mill Store. Water ST.
Burlington Dec. "a, lS47.
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CENTLEMEN'S Fine Shirts, Silk and Wooden
VI Knit Undershirts and Drawers.
Feb TO- 30 NJ. G. RATHBUN & co.
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FOR SALE.
TINE TAVERN STAND AT COLCHES-

L ter Falls, the factory, is offered for sale and
possession to be given the first day Of May next. 1t
is not second to any stand in the State. as a village
Tavern, taking into consideration the cost of it.
ISAAC WARNER.
Burlington, Jan. 81, lsis. 3Otf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-10
To Dentists

TO Dentists
Nockton q Co.'S Depot for the saleof Miners
Teeth, burlington, Vermont.
\, constantly receiving supplies of Bicuspid Gum.
Moar, Pivot and Plate Teeth. Also Forceps, Files.
Gold and Tin Fos, Excavaors, Scalors, Burrs Drill.
Moulds Mirrors, Brushes, Called Plaster sc
March 1917. ly THEODORE A PECK
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NorIcE.-The genuine uphams Electuary has his
written signature, thus q II A. upham, VI. d. The
hand is also done with pen Price. 81 box.
Sold, wholesale and retail by WYATT & kETcHAM
l2l Fulton street, n. Y. a. SPEAR, Agent for
Burlington. and by Druggists generally throughout
the L. :. and Canudas
Burlington Dec 80 1917 21yl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-03-10

MOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THEIR
w friends, and the public generally that they have
taken the stand formerly occupied by the Senior Part
ncr, corner Of Church and College Streets Wickware
Building and have on hand, and are constantly re-
ceivng direct from Boston and New York, q large
rich md In slioinbe sfnck Of -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-15
NOTICES.

~ First Wnrd.-Ats meeting Of the Democ ATTIC
Wing Electors OF the First Ward held al the Brosdst
on evening Of the 18th naTc, 845 pursuant 10
notice On motion, CARD called TO the Chair, sno
JoHN Il WHiTE snd GEORGE BERGH appointed Secretaries
The call for the meeting being Tssd on motion the
meeting proceeded to ballot for Delegates TO represent
said Ward 10 the Third Congressional District Convention
which is 10 select delegate and substitute to represent
said district in the National Convention, to be held al
Philace phia on the 7th Of June next
On motion. George A. Hasey and John SatteTleo were
appointed Tellers TO canvass the votes.
The polls being closed, motion, Committee OF rive
were appointed 70 act in injunction with the Chairman
result The Committee retired for that purpose and haV
ing canvassed the votes reported that
JAMES DUSENBURY, DAVID v FLOYD,
CURTIS JUDsON JAMES ALLISON, and
X. :. TOWNSEND,
had received the CHEST number of votes who motion
were declared 10 be unanimously elected delegates 70 at
tend the Third Congressional District Convention sore
said 80,
On notion the delegates elected authorized to I'll
vacancies.
The following resolutions then submitted, and on
motion unanimously adopted 81.
Reoiued That the rsf cOice OF this meeting as cand
date for the Presidency is HENRY CLAY of Kentucky be
talents The people have sure guarantee that the ana
Of Government will be ministered according TO The
Constitution.
Rssolred Thst In giving preference 10 the Sage Of
Ashland we would by withhold free expires
son Of our admiration Of Gen TAYLOR He hss done his
eouptry service in the department OF his choice.
On motion the proceedings Of this meeting were or
dered 10 be published in the Wing papers Of this CITY
Ths meeting then gave three hearty cheers for HENRY
CLAY, and motion adjourned ;. CARD Chairman.
yoHS II Wars, Secretaries ,s
GEORGE BEkGH,) MO
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MEDICINES.

IIAs'rINGs,s COMPOUND SYRUP or NAPHTHA.
III is " you cold, the consumotiont you
nave trS Dr. H,slngss Compound syrup OF Nsphtha MS
edicrs Is the discovery Of the ceieoated Or Hsstipg
seu,es Physician 90 the Bsuheim Free Dspenssry OF
London DR. Hastings had bis early Attention drawn TO
the Of the Of and the core for con
ion ana after numerous experimenfs and long yeGs
OF pstisnt and laborous study discovered that Wood
NEohtha com unded with other vegetable substances
csrtsin and speedy cure for consumption, snd
diseases OF the The Nspths be;rg offs very voise
ture mnsd ely rises TO he lungs the seat OF the as
.ase and attacking la its sboc, de.troys all tuber'
sss that have formed upon the ons' aud prevents the
formation Of others For coughs add colds IL IS 50 invsu
able remedy caring moot severe IN an snort
soacs of time single bottle will prove the vrtaeof THIS
remedy la fact sns dose will effect sn mostfn
famous rslet -...- -...... -. .,.nrr. a.
nov beag used Ia nearly al our hospitals, and also
comius pid among all our best physcisns Tor
cong a colds and all diseases Of the lungs IL has been
rsc5mm.pded ia the worst state OF consumption BY the
eslsbrstsd physician DR. MOTT Of NswYors; and DR. Ar
mold OF ssvsnnAh Geo writing 70 the agent at New YORK
under date Of Jan So l8is received the hsif.
do.sn Ha.nxss Naphtha Syrup ordered from you and
am WINGED that Nsphtha 10 the pnncPai insrsfient
Enclosed h ~ ntyve dollars for which you viii SEND
me dozen and half bottles more have two psenn
10 the Marine Hospital whom thnh viii be bsnentsed
by IL" N, H.. -. ,.,,.
orosgrsd sons OF DR.. Hs,tioFs Nspnhs Syrup from
Ph.dephis and enclosed send you ten dollars Tor 90
dozen more bottles consider Il very valuable msdi'
che for ell diseases Of the lungs
Price One Dollar per bottle Office IN Greenwfehst
N Y;G B Lisb-r n Co Phisdelpbia NILS eodlmkweow
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BOOK TRADE
CHESS roR WINTER

L,vEHIHGs u. APgLEToN co ~ia paen'h Ga
Crhursosf az ess fof W.n sotlnEs containing We
Iud msnts N the sc-nce snd sisnsosry .nsy's ~ ne
mo.t popular op~n1ss sAsmPhasd 10 oaases aetna'r
Sgd b. the Ereaest nissisfs lnc snipt ots-Hto"
Analysis nf The ktEs ald Garuns Gamtitf nusrfpn'
positions And Vl.b aisxrsns. both rsnAi aIa
cf-d Aso s,rir. Of Jhsfs Tact viii il1-ts ioh.
Oh steel from OF goal designs The ~hole extracted and
trans aied from the ~ n " Angel One
h.nasou- volume. l2no. Price - n
Ia tE- myilatiou and ssiD-ut o. TIE iOoSias
the has had IN vis~ The i~ofo4d oeset OF
conveying Instruction The beginner and r-rng
m.ftef Of interest the PT.eesd Plsy-r The former Of
thet. n. think. he has sttained In the udneotaFy
lions Of the work extracted frcm tse beet eementAry
trc.c.es n sny .nxusfs viz Lewiss Chess n Bessners
.nd ensnts Of Chess. Walkers Cbes made EAsy, .od
Tomlfssoo'. Chsss ~hS- TIE Jan &c nae
tua Play By ccrrespOrdenes between clubs or over The
bosrd h<tw.sn - eminent players OF avery coao-
nv tofethrr p stauntou's n'astoriy snsFss OF ne
Kos. snd Queens Gsnbs vii provo. II 70 hoped DO
ntet.nus and 70 that eass Of players sun
ciestly advanced to understand and sPpreeais their
0eaaues --.. - ID, 49,.
Tn. M.uual 4 Chss contain ihs o ernsn srJ pnei
pies Of Canes BY CHARLES kinny, VOL lsmo paper
cover . cfs cloth s. eta " ~,
The Fcourrnie Chess, Board Coupanion, be Chess
p Ard provided With = cor rlete set OF Che" Men,
.dapied for psyiaE ia .ssbssts. railway cars &c IN
- y Pr,c@ s. mis- IT'S
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DIX KUJEhoS
IIYERWQRT AND TAR /.

L,OR TIE COMPLETE CURE OF COUGHS, Gods
Inaa.nra gpitting OF BLOOD aud all other Lung Com
LIANT. tsndins 10 CONsUMPriON.Ths is not 40 EN-
os. no.tru, but most scientific AID valuable Lneoi
~ Physician and Cae mist IL Prof Rogers OF virginia
a1d wherever IL has beeo utosueed, II pa. Ads cures
which perfectly ionshng IL IL destined 20
ssde every gh medicine before the puoc Tee
are daily pouring In 20 the subscribers Of cures
Effected even after the physicians had abandoned every
hose single Trial will convince shs most inereduous
q its ct cscy. ,...
fS9 Whoesas AGENTS and by the city retail
druggists generally. -,
All Letters from aksnts or orders for medieins 70 &c sc
City ,,,,,,,--.-. -
80. o.. ~ mil ImisW&S
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roREIcN LAMENTATIONS

LEGHORN-Bark Hsns4- 500 hf chests oil - pslss y
per IS bags II hquoree paste 30 ses rag,
stsrtopery la uoBy, Nsphewsk Co.. bales hns1.
Hnsg,rEf e. pa Ses W Johason-lS blks marble
DO yellow u cs Marble woks4 bks nnsfbe S'o ms
6ies Fisher BiIdl es pictures Bokoff DO ha1s n
Rreithsupt 4 Chun-i9 pigs mdss nsnay-7 9kss srs1
pIsffinss 90 hats loeryer a Co-lo do mdse 4 n
Waer-l DO s,ks Morsa lsan-loe bags Inoso % Pss'
4 hrs mdss p Ksne-l cs paiatings box mdse Va.
erssSo bills chesnats sehrase, koop Col boz wrou
.ssrbe CO do bxs alsbasieT do paintings Loassi3
- Almonds do dates FTspcls Co-so essss cron. 10
Srs marble bales o0 half do CO straw hsts do
rou sht marble IS balss paintings 60 hats 81 bes mdss
M oil oil 50 do fruit 90 tc order
Sr NARTiNs-SeAr Joseph Bsttsr-5,Is5 eas sait 1So
orapsss Fsalks Sons.
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Markets. :. Carefully reported for The Tribune

AsBEs-Are duh at S7t for Pots, and - for Pearls
COTTON-In Cotton there i not much oo,ns 20 Gay
b.t the ssss yesterday reached 1000 bales partly on spec
ulston The MARKETS very firm. and In some cases CT
up Far Upland, are 9uore a. e soS has been
s,m 70 dsy With fair inquiry fiom the East and tIom
the home trade Holders not very aoNous 70 sol, "
had. are wanted ana held firmly at 56dt e9l
The ,sle. are about 1850 10 5000 bois ~ 4Uo %
o. NJ .aS June delivery but we heard of no sales Ia
southern the market 10 hm, but not active Ssse vi
Nal /. held .. 80 Tor Jersey with small sales only at
a Rye Flour Is 5 %, aod eaI 70, Wheat TO-DAY
a an sdysnc. has been established goed samples
Ths sales reach about $1,000 bushels at oL
ohio and $50 cents for 0enesee portion Oh lhe pu
h.ss we're for the East For Corn the market has osen
anil and the tendency Is downward we near o, ls ,
se snsSs. New. orsass sold at 4sQ5 delivered
Good samples White and Yellow are nomiAsIy 9va ~
cent. T Tss, uppiy on the make. moderate Sale
5000 bushels Rye made st S4GoI cents IN sup am
,oi ness Of Beans and Pess are small, Sales Beans At
sIdi 37l. Peas Sldl 80 sale OF =" Ou'"0" "'"0'
EYED rsss iS rsiSsr better demand ard tho prce
inward tendency. sales soc bbls AZ ~ essss io
b,''sss .ols 70 some extent ri cents time
iRoyisloNs-u Provisions there Is not nuee nioss
%ent the se'Iness So. and 400 bb. Sour Prime =
49,, 7I or So Bcefis dull Win ssss ,ov
~ -. "a - for Mess and S7t for Prime Lara IS
A.. - 80 or $50 Dbl. at cents 30 keE. sa,
Ard 2so sess TO arrive In 80 cAss ~
IL. Of Picked Meats mus ga.
As they run, at ~ cents patei - - soos Cheese
for M. ~ hoe ran &C. and the oemano os5a a
,0' as .nnoiy sale Of Middes dry SAIL was maze
some 25 GOO lbs. -s,l a., sooa p@rces-
r,nathy slsds22 for moved and : .oa 80 '0' 'eF'
small sale OF Flsxseed was made 81 - an ona
DRUGS Sales 100 cases Csnp1of, imPot.e~ '
the late arrivals ftom Csnton ~ about IL cent? AZ q
TALLOW-A sale OF eco lbs Country Wa INV"
cents cash The Bsohe,s held at ie cents =. So cent.
FEATaEKS-ssles 5eoo n good Western d. % WINS
...h The market 70 firm.
esGenIssESG-ssies OOo n a. 29t cts, cash ,,,o,
0iis-Linseed is dusr. There have been ss.ss .. ~.
gallons English, to arrive, ct something Ga pte Zoo
..ls of Lard OIL 80 bbs SOLD al Is cts Sales low s
Ions manufactured Sperm Of III ana ~ eh cd,
iINF-The market IL quiet. cargo 10 hstisSss .t
90 Nv Orleans Inarset offered 81 81 es ,ot cas-
RiCETbe ssmsed fair and the msIke. rs ns f h
.,SSsa3 sSS for common % prime. Inc sAea =, a.
three Ssy. are 4oo tierces, a. from % % os h ~
H. nal At IL firm and the stock heht
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A UNIVERSAL HISTORY

Of THE MOST REMARKABLE EVENTS OF all Ma
~ tons from the earliest period 70 the pres.n, time
forming a complete History Of the World No Vol l.
Price 25 eli. Der No This Of ths most eomprehen
ve works Of modern times snd should be 10 the hands Of
every one - - ~ HI
,on aims worth .uthorof Tower Of London, jack hep
perd &c Price Is cents ,
Te great romano, founded cue OF the most remarsa-
bic events Fngish history and wrought into most
brilliant story should BE- In the hands OF every one
The Adventures Of strollins Player Price y st'
The Heads Of The Hesiless, Romsnes oy Frederick
Souiie Price IS cts. 49, a.,
The Bgck.kius or the Csmp Of tho beseiEers ny the
author Of " EthsD Aliean Price 3 cts
The spendor Of Versailles or the Court Of Louis -four
teenrh Puoe = cis - 81, |,
The Champion. 81 Freedom the Mysterious Chief BY
samuel Wood Torth Pnce = ca
The Crimes Of the Bofgiz-, BY Dumai Pnce - cts
The Cockasy ia Americs. illustrated frtcs . cts
The Iron ask or the Days OF Tyranny, Romance Of
Victor Hugo. Price IS ets - ~
Pictorial land Nos IS and a. Price - cts per No
rbs Nv.ieri-s and Miseres Of New York, part >
No II Dombey snd Son. W. X P's EDITION rnce lzic
sopgs for the People, part T. Price - ois
Jan. Eyre By Cuner Bell. Price Is ets
10 Pre.s ready to morrow The Secret BELT OF the lnV'
ibles By Dumas. Price IS cts <. l,
Agent. ard booksellers supplied on the best OF terms BY
mia 2tis w GRAHAM Tribun- bnildings Nss,nst:
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DRY GOODS.

N6 w
AT LANE s. PORTEKs
LATE a LANE. -,...- =, ..
r,xTENslyE DRY GOODS WAREHOUSE, No. %
T. Cathsrine-street, will open this morning over
300 packages new and desirable sprins uooos
a. 10 do lOd sd.
o.. DO warranted fast colors AZ 80 ID
q. 40 French. Is I'd. IL Cd and q.
PRINTED CALICOES
"a s..,. superb dark Prints Cd warn not to isde
do hsht Spring styles, sd.
e. DO DO do ID, I'd, Sd.
40 do do % and l0i
yd wide real English Prints al ls
.t.o rs.,. printed LANES from from ls 70 lat Sd
49, =. small fsd style Muslin de LANES
dsmsgeo By wster ls
rich Cashmere, 10, sd add IL N
Aso cases black Alpscca, Is Is "a
rich high iustre do, i Sd 10 q "a,
Hohafr Lustres, new and besutifu sFtci-
Grsudisn. (dsmaEedl a. -, worth 10
rieh Plaid siiks. aide u
sHEETfNGS AND SHlRTISGs
W. continue 20 sell By the piece gard pref cene;s
;" e ~ seoa bleach Muslin "a, Fall price Sd
40 40 Do ID, Fall pfc. ID
o.. IA 10 do ID and 3D. Fall ?. 10 sod 10
. .an,,b "a do atis, Fall price 10 ID
O.. an vs and quarter wide, IL. Fall price 10 ~
OIL. 40 DO English hnish led
b.. hroxn and blesch sheetinss from I'd 10 100
xyt,h fall and con pets Assortment OF Irish shftns
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