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Farm Implements

SN doz. q Amo<' cast steel and Yla'ed
~ Shoves and Spades
50 dcz. Polished cast s,e-l and plated Does
so Common do, tor sale 1t wholesale and
retail on the most llberalterns nv
DAVGY aALLEN.
Burlington Nov l. w,7wrt Co'I,rr s.
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T. IL a 4 50 !

FRA 50.
4 LII WHO WANT AXES OF THE REAL coli
~ LINS a co. make should be particular to notice
the stamps as there various counterieits and i'm
tations stamped Collins and labelled much like ours
which ARE fraudcntly sold in some part, of the
lnited States our manufacture, They made
in different parts of the country by various axe
makers and are generally Of very inferior quality
The genuine Collins axes, which have acquired such
an extensive reputation. are invariably stamped
COLLINS co. HARTFORD" and each axe
hn- printed label with my signature. 1t is now
more than TwESTy-rIvr NrAR> since We commenced
the business with the stamp of Collins a Co Hart
ford. and do not know OF any other maker by
the name of Collins in the United States,
SAM. W. COLLINS
August n, 1853. wawlyear
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AICHES, superior article round and SQUARE
~ Splint' in PoHrd mood and S3var, pap,r Bor,s.
put up In shipping order. aud ,old at tho lowest
Lane New York "Y '''.'"
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Later from the E',,hqrigs,
Oct 10

A FEW TIERCES SALMON, NO /. MACKEREL
~ and Codhsh-and few Boxes Candles, which
did nj come from tue Fisheries, for sale by
A. ;. DEWEY.
Oct TO- dAwtf
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ChiisOu's Fafcnt Air-WarlM-
ing a Ncntiialing

H-- y = ES VA N a. NC
~ which was awarded the Worlds Fair rr,7,
l N,Ia. u Loudpn l'5l ---Btsdts gold and srl-
Fans IA tins nuutlt
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Engineers and all others connected with Gas Com
panies invited to visit the experimental Room of
the Company, and fully satisfy Themselves Of the
yalue of the Regulator
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PRFFARrp Nv
] Els {. AZ + L.
Practical aud AnRiyfi. h-ntI.,.

pviss ~ Ogats psr Bon, Five Boxes for 81
RoIn ri
7. A. PECK, A. sIEAE, e.. =. >ANBORN A
co., darlington; SIMoSOs kttpHAM, FLl.
burnct NJ. HALL, Ilincshurgh T.. AIENANHlR,
Charlotte =. II. SIMoNp- a CO., NilIiston n.
II. HODGES, Richmond JONATHAN MERRILL,
Winoo,ki,
February 10, ls5i w3mos
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. To TIC CltIzcn, OF burlington
PU ERNlACHEE'
HibRO- ELLC7Eic ioLTlH, rUlNN
'oNSTGrCrEb TO BE WoBN NEXr 10 THE
y kin, producing constant curr,w Of po,ot,.
r"j"''" H'tr, Misunderstanding r,oiri,Ii. H..
Lur, t8"u VT N,i IT, rNt>., and II
Permanent tm'etM N,Nroigi, D,ooos.
rtr'rHuNrntn'. Einrn,, Cr,r>, were fr.,
n''d IN France, three years since, rrr the cure nl
Ncr'"u' Disease; and after being submitted IT, the
most thorough trial, in every Hospital in Paris. DIV,
the most learned Professor. in that city, tl,,v vl
recommended To- the Govcrnm,nt oi France. who
granted y Patent for the discovery During the wear
POI they WERE introduced in G,rnfir,. Au ni,
PrmS-in and England. and ut,c wear .in,c introduced
ami Patented by thc United state. G",trnm,it
Most Astonishing Cures of
Bhcum.tiur y, v,u. n
Painful 4 >"'llrd lonts, p,lpto,ton Of the u,ait.
Neuralgia Of tho face Periodical ur,,I,,L,
pcafn' &c, Blindnq.. pains fr,,, t,d, .,;,,
Hy.lcr'c.i nyspcI.ln, Itotinc Pain, ''.''
EVERY DISEASE, CALLED NERVor..
T. 4uicN ~ and rapidly cured by simply w,ar,r, III,
Chains f9r few hour, each dav
me Onain. were hrs. introduced in the ,it, #
New Nork, whore they wore exhibited - Prof, .,,'
al"ntine Mott, Van Buren,. Post aud C,rp,rbsp
"n, toidly discovered that thoy r,..,...d .tr,nre
and singular Power of
Instantly RoIicvrnr Pains.
whenever applied ard hv their rocor,,,erd,,i,r
ana influence they introduced into the iia,rcn
hospitals IN New York, and are now in l,il,. ,, il,
these institutions, in the treatment and ,ure of ,
above named diseases
NO OTHER MECHA NTC4L lIFvI
IN the world, can produce so manv we'll oytbcr.i
cateu ocrthcates Of cure, from scientific Phr-irar.
1lu lh''lligtAt Patient, may be found IN zach
famphl"t, which may be obtained graft \ At ,bs
Drug tore OF THO. 4. PEcK who tbr sold A-cr,
iot burlington, and rho will explain tho manner Il
u.s. 20 any one who may apply
c IN ,he sity OF Now York, in the General Office
poo broadway, there daily b,inu odd from
i'i'y I" sixty Chains and the sale and demand in
BOSTON are as great in proportion to the Foundation
a'tn"usn thcy have been introduced three months
Inc Chains are ensily worn, and are .ouallv an
phhoie 10 all classes of persons tho child as we'll
a. the adult, and are always ready for u.e-ncver
get out ot repair, and arc a. much an article ri
ornament, as valuable means Of cure
tAttloN TO LADiES.-Ladic, who arc sne,sn,, oro
requested not to continue their u.a hut f,r q few
moments, at each time, for by long use n,gro-r,,g,
If frequently produced
The priccs>nt the Chains are a. and - * ord
." llnks, and can DO sent by malt 10 any mart Of
the ,,tntc' ny addressing THO A Pr,E. onlv AGENT
for Burlington 's'"'
l. STElNEET, sos Broadvay. y. Y. arrcr.l
Agent. - '"' iSi
'i'""ci - 1913, vl3nrsG
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r. G.. DAVIS Il Co.

Manufactures NJ aid tVboi,soi, D,oI,,s j,
f. ID NJ A De CLOTHTN
Importers and Jdbbcrs of Cloths, csss,mere. v.s,s
'nss and Trimmings largo assortment of fine
anu medium, low priced Clothing, constantly ON
hand and for sale on tho most liberal terms. Mer.
chahtS are invited to call and examine our stock.
N"S. amt E,chonge, AHany
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Literary Loaings.

The juvenile scion Of Young America, smok-
ing his ten or fifteen cigars every morning, ir-
resistnbly reminds me of the caterpillar, when
consumes several times its own weight Of leaves
in day.
1t is difficult to transact any business with a
mlser. lie is so averse to hospitality that he
will not readily entertain even a proposition.
No tee-totallcr can be consistent to the end.
lie may refuse wine all his life but must come
10 his bier at last.
1t is common to speak of those whom hirt
has Illted as her victims, This is grave err
ror; her real victim is the man whom she nc
cepts.
There is an Eastern tale Of magician who
discovered by his ncanta,ions that the Phoso-
piers Stone lay on the bank of certain river
but was unable to determine it's locality more
definitely. He therefore proceeded along the
bank with piece of iron, to which he applied
successfully all the pebbles he found As one
after another they produced no change in the
metal, he flung them into the stream. Al last
he Int upon the object of his search, aud the
iron became gold IN his hand. But alas he
had become so accustomed to the ''touch and
20" movement that the real stone was involnn-
tarlly thrown into the river after the others, and
lost TO him forever | think this story well nj
legorzes The fate of the coquette. She has
tired and discarded so many hearts that at length
she throws away the right one from pure force
of habit
An Itinerant preacher ought always to be
good logician. 1t will then be easier for him
to convert the premises wherever he stops for
the night.
Some men measure the value of governments
by their patronage of art; on the same prlnc,-
pie that "little Musgrave" in the ballad went
to church, not to say his prayers. but TO see the
"fair women" CARL Benson
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s,M PErrEN itJL& cJ's ADVERTISING AGENCY
l23 NASSAU st n York e. 10 State 81. Boston.
'XlCAN MlI>Ta\u I.I,I,IrNr

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINlNlENT.
v'Hoi rich and poor, bond and hcc--nll grade,
c"lprS and conditions, the ..,'nr need of prai 80
irrosIiahly given I, this wonderful prcparatiou.-
thousands Of BOTTLES are ."ld and used daily, and
nut ono univcrWl opinion t. uttered hy all wbo u.r
~ ana That l., that no remedy c,rr before discover.
'd Fs"'"s such perfect healing and curative pror.
critics o'tS III, ntog,e in relic ,in, min. ,f ,r,
KIND n" matter by what caused, or how cNcruiatinc
--wain'. dis'ocaiion Of ioinis bruises. cnl, burn,
,oa"'' ulcers, cancers, rheumatism. piles, cnkrd
"r'"',, or any rnn ."rcncss stiffness ~ weakness
Of ioints muscles ~ iitancnts The lirimrn, l.
equally applicable aud equally cncctun in giving
immediate r"lict. Try it. 4. q. BRAGG ( co.,
sole roprict"r,-Principnl Office, sos Erondwny,
New York, and =. Loui,, Missouri "
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NATHANIEL WRIGHT.

IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER AVID DEALER IN
c9ade IRA Saddtty Hardwars Piushes, Cishs, Dam.
ASK NNo',t CON, Patent Leather, CopH and Le9l,r
Parnsh, " DELEVAN BLOCE"
Nc. 32i broadway, corner of Hamilton Street.
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid Cure OF
COUGHS. COLDS. IIOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COCGl,
GROUP. ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

from its cures ~ ron fqy itself such rototcty
~, :, WY '"ii'V.-nF Du1npuar,. tli-,.,..
that 1t is entircly unnecessary to ,,,s'.
uenCes ~ lite virtues in any community wrS,f .,
mas been employed. So wide is the field Of is
iulness, and so numerous the cases of its cures
That almost every section of the country abound.
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
rom alarming and even desperate diseases Of tho
lungs ny its use When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine oi rs kind is too appu
ent to escape observation, and where It's srtuo aro
known, the public no longer hesitate what autidotr
tn employ for the distressing and danccrpu, 1Hco-
tons Of the pulmonary organ which are incident
m DIR climate. And not only in formidable at
tacks upon the lungs, Lu fnr the n,ildcr varieties
of CoGps CorGHs, HuAR>tNEH,, &C.; amt tor
CurLpRrS it is the plca>autc>t and safest medicine
that can he obtained.
As IT ha. Npnu hccu in cunstant Use thruurhnut
this section, We need not do than ,lre the
poople its quality i, kept up TO tho best that c,e,
has been and that the rcu'ir. article i> .,Il 10
T. PECK, :. 6. HrENr, e. oASuoE< a
co darlington. -IMUNuo 4 NtEpUAM. .i,.,.
burne NJ. HALL, Hine-burgh f. ALEXANDER,
Charlotte >. i. SIM"Nb- x CO., N'oi'.'. "a
II. HopGEs. Richmond JONATHAN NLtiUL
Winooski.
February TO- lS3t 'm7'
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Rogers & Sons Celebrated Plated Ware

I'VE KEEP AT ALL TIMES \ LARGE As
W sortmcnt OF these well known Manufacturer :
Goods, consisting of Tea octt complete Table, Dcs-
sert, Tea, Mustard, Salt and Cream spoon, Butter,
Fish, Ice Cream aud Pie Knives Table Forks,
Napkin Rugs, Soup Ladies, sugar Shovel, &c., &c.
Ii. " HORTON, No, Bank Block
Dec. 2. d6wtf
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FURNIlUpE.
Edwin A., Harris,

80 h''admoy. t," doors South D,heon Hoo,c,
ALBANY, y. Y.
Four of the largest Ware Rooms in Nh State-frst
second, third aud fourth Florcs full Of all kinds of
Furniture, manufactured by the most experienced
woknen and of the best matcrials-al at very mod.
crate prices.
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DIR. :. ". ANARCHISTS
CbTHOLJCON
TFFERlN FEM \ LES

IT stands pre- EN-
D incnt for it, cura .
tive powers in all
the eases for
which IT ~ recon-
IN en- d c Il, usually
called
lENNLL COMPLAINTS
. of these are Proldp-
! aus I teri, or Falling
Of the W omh, tluor
Albus, or Whites /;
Cnronic Iniiamma-
tiun aud liberation
of the Womb ; Incl
dental Hcmorrhage,
qGlfi s}H4lRsSaP, s III;
Irregular Menstru
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Nnli'Ah lLLEHRAPll, WEEKLY 50 PER
- Year, specimen gratis and ALI Spirituai Rnok.
for sale by PARTRIDGE 4 BRITAIN, 800 Broad
way, New York
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SILVER SpNNNn

4 Good assortment OF Silver Spoons 81
n beautifulmanutacturcan aud finish aud warranted
pure ascoin,ai Y. HORTON'N
March 10. dNwtl
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Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.


'uWNHhs h'HhF fIhNNi' -l't' nor I dIfdI EHffiiC.
THE GREAT STANDARD
Hi remedy for all Puimona,l' U,,-
= TNc.,t 'astS.-ENtensiycly used, tested
ga 'MGnSlt and approved in New England
aAlt.hh Canada and the British Province.
rosH | during period OF rwcutv-ssvon
A e,pss,I years. by Eminent Fhy,icaus
j A"Gnt 'lergymen, Professors ot college.
SssF.N vi Theological Scminarics. scientific
and Distinguished Public Men
and IN fact, by all CLASSES IN the community. Among
other, 1t Is recommended by Rev. DIR. LYMAN Bcccher
late President Of Lane Theological seminary. en-,
cnuati, ohio Rev. DR., Leonard Woul- Ablou
Prof ot Theology in Ando,cr Theological seminary,
Mas, Hon Daniel z, Thompson, secretary of the
state Of Vermont, author OF "t'rcen Mountain
Boy,,'" Lock Am,dcn,' &C., Montpelier, VI, y.
7. Williams, Esq, formerly Collector of tho Fort II
baltimore, Md. Rev. Joseph Litch, Philadelphia.
Pa. h. g. fcrndld, Portland, Me, and many thtr,.
In connection with cur old 10 cent article. We NV
put up j .iso, in large square bottles with rich
onimoled blue wrappers, gilt direction, and fac
smile Of VIM. Jon Cutler, containing n,ul. four
times the quantity # thc smaller size.
a. Beware Of Counterfeit, aud Imitation
Inquire ior the article by lts Whole Name . W.
r'etIs Pulmonary u .i4ul. 90
Prepared only by Reid, CU1LEE 90. Drug
Eits, 80 India st. Boston, Ma. and ,rld hv AJ-th-
ccaries and Country Merchants generally. Free,
large si'o y mail ,ize 30 cent.
January Is. w}lwimr,
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graf Is 4!

CIR ATS!
inSt Ppbhshed--4 Nav Discovery ,, N.@,,,r.'
4 FE W WORDS ON kAIIONAL
treatment, without Medicine, OF rpt rmltnlrhc,
or Local Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low SrIrit.
lns-iudc, Weakncss Of the Limb, AVID the Eacl
lndlsln'ition and lncapaety for study aud Iab,r
hnllnos' oi Apprehension, Loss # Memory, Aver
sion to society, Love of solitude, Timiiitv self
listrust, Dizziness, Headache, Involuntary ni,-
charges, Pains in the side. Affection II IN, Ewes
frnres on th, Face, sexual and other lnhruitic, in
mau
From the French of pr' r. ~ l,vr,.
The important fact that these alarming complaint
NAV easily he removed wuH,ui NtriDNr, Is, in tli,
smal tract, clearly demonstrated and the entirely
~" ami highly successful Treatment a, adopted by
the author fully explained, by mcaus Of which
every one i enabled n hp,.h yrr'er'iV, o"" -
~ i'"t p"''|' 'os' avoiding, thereby, all Tia, adj
N"i'i'rd n"s'rums at the day.
sent, Ia any address, graft. ""l pet free, ~
.''hi ,clnpo, by rrmittin- tI1,t laiil l,t y i
az -tan'I'- t. In l.. - LN>N, II lupcnard
,tI,,t, \,N \ nrh,
Dc. 10. ls1j. divly
II T. havCa larg, assortment q beautiful
" Willow Basket, ui e,rr, sn, aud drsrUI lion
II ~ and rmhToldtIed M
Y,HoRTpN y 60.
June ~. d&w
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DRUGS ( MEDICINES.
Archibald Mcclure Il Co.,

- q ~ Naie-,t, and Il & II Nmtog.i., Aibory,
pHcr n Wholesale a large and general assortment
Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Paints, Oils, Var
n-hrN, trench and American Window Glass, bye
1tnf' brushes, Camphene, Fluid, &C., together with
every other article in their line.
AR'hlBALD NlOLtRL. WILLIAM \. kICE.
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70 The Musical World.

plANo FORTES, BENNETT co. 3G1 Rrosd
way, New York, are manufacturing and have
constantly on hand an extensive assortment of pr
ah'5' embracing every VARIETY of style aud si,o
W. V 10 - uctayes from $40 to : 900 each.
We have testimonials from the first pioni., in tbo
country Of tho superior Brilliancv, Breadth and
sweetness Of tone throu ghout the entire rcis.er f
our Pianos, while delicate Ella ITCHY Of touch h,.
been pro-cmnently secured, all our Instrument are
fully warranted TO give satisfaction. Buyer. who
understand their own interest. will call before mr.
'haS'ns elsewhere. BENNETT K co,
~ 3Gl Broadway, New York
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CHANGE OF TINE.
Great Southern and Western Route.
Troy, Nev York, and The West
WESTERN VERMONT RAIL ROAD.

WESTERN VERMONT RAIL ROAD.
No Change Of Cars bet,cssr Ru,l,rd md Tt9,
TSNIIS Is THE SHORTEST AND ONLY RELI-
able line to Troy Albany and Now FORK
Passengers by taking this route for New York will
avoid the Dangers and Delays incident to other
routes, from Forging and lee North River, at
this inclemcnt season. This line connco at Troy
with tho n. Y Central Railroad for 5clopcctaly,
Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, and the West
Cars LEI w BURLING1ON.
FIRST TRAIN
81 =, ", trrivo at Rutland, II t0A. VI. NJ
Troy, +. NJ, dine, and leave Tor Ncv York, 80
=. VI, arrive = 80 =. 81. Express Train leave, Troy
for Buffalo and the West, at 90 =. Vi.
SECONDTRAIN
30 .. ", arrive at Rutland, 80 =. w.: At Troy
~ 10 =. ", TO lodsr-proccod to sew lurk, via
Hudson River Railroad, NJ H. A. VI, me-. day, ar
irving at - \. ", by other trains oi the llud
.pn River and Harlem Railroads. Express train
leaves Troy for Buffalo and the West ut iOj \. ".
n Ticket for this line can be- purcha sd at the
Rutland and Burlington Railroad Ticket Office or Of
J"HN CHuH'H aud l.. l.. PRI>rLE
Agent, for Burlington.
5f'Tp avoid fcrying or change Of Cars. be sure
to have your B1sease Checked via Western Ncr-
mont Railroad NJ. CLARK, Lc-scc.
January >, lSii dit
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AVE HAVE Just RECEIVED 4 Tot OF
w Misses Rubber Combs, new and most dur-
BILE article ii. V. HORTON a co.
June 80. d&wtf
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HILL, IS Great Jones street. near Bow
- cry, New York Pianos Tuned and Ropaired
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DRY GOODS.
Dry Goods at wholesale.

Dry Goods at wholesale,
- Inc undersigned are now receiving direct from
Europe, large inportations Of Dry Goods. ombrac.
ing many new and beautiful styles Also. very
general and desirable stock of American Goods. ali
OF winch they are prepared to offer to the trade ON
'ne most favorable terms. Particular attention
gwen to Cloths, Cassimeres Vestngs and Tailoring
foods generally. An examination of our Stock bV
Merchants and Merchant Taylors is solicited.
A. VI. 4 W. ~ STRONG.
=, Importer end Jobters, B,oad,roy, Abony
a. VI. strons. VIM. y. strong. T. J. strong.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-11-22
SOUTHERN
Gom zza ercial College,


WRITING INSTITUTE.
THE first term of this College will COM y
1 mcnce on MONDAY, Feb. l3, in the $sS-sxu-.
.arge and spacious room in CoOpers block, * s.:s
Cherry street. i've doors above Deaderick.
The of instruction in this institution Will embrace
housekeeping, Commercial Law, Commercial Arithmetic
md penaiansAip. --.-.-
No paDil N1f receive diploma until he is thoroughly
qualified 10 discharge the duties of the accountant
Students will be instructed in all the modern improved
adopted bg the best regulated houses in the country
among Others which dspenses with the the jour
uz greatly eSsenng the amount OF labor and liability to
sI and another which renders the of the Cash book
and Journal superuous aud enables the book-keeper
post his personal accounts dav and his merchandise and
cash IS often may suit his convenience. -. --
This latter form particularly designed for the use
II retail establishments. .'..
They will be taught simple process by which the
chant may times ascertain the amount of his loss or
gain together with the quantity Of goods hand without
resJng the tedious process of taking inventory
Ihs Institution will be permanent, and has been estab
asle 70 meet the already important and growing
erca interests of the city OF Nashville and State of Ten
nsssee and 1t is designed TO place upon basis inferior
20 none 10 this country.
The importance TO every business man. OF knowledge
4 accounts, must be sufficiently obvious TO ell reectnr
minds.
10 the man Of wealth. it is important to enable him to
manage his affairs scientifically and without pecunary loss
aud the Lawyer often called upon, in the discharge OF
professional duties, unrave the most intricate
counts but 10 the young who depends upon his
resources for livelihood it is invaluable Ii gives him
position which nothing else can.
he holds the post Of confidential cterkin his employers
service.
In connection with this establishment department for
The benefit OF those who wish 10 take lessons in writing
~ where elegant hand writing will be impaired to all
who place themselves under the of the preeeptor
Pupils entering this institution are not limited any
number of lessons but for specified price mag continue
auY branch they pursue until they perfected retaining
tbs privilege OF reviewing their lessons at any subsequent
period free OF charge.
isbll--ly
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FOX e. POLHEMUS,

So Rrosd Street. Corner Beaver, New-York,
OFeT for S5is l.s t0L0tDtRg Heavy Cotton Fabrics:
NTEW-ENGLAED COTTON SAIL DUCK-22 inch, all
~ numbers, hard and soft also s the various widths Of
Lnvsss manufactured this establishment comprising
y variety known to the trade and offered at the lowest
--tes
UNITED STATES PILOT DUCK woodberry and
Mount Vernon Extra full assortment OF this superior
abuc.
WILLIMAETTC COTTON DUCK-l6, IS, 20 and %
nch all numbers hard and soft This fabric awarded
lie lvhest Premium al the London Worlds Fair, also at
,ir State FalT.
SEzIP AND BEAR EARK DUOK-Plsin and twiled,
manufactured by the GTee1wOods Company, superior
icle or light SAILS tents awnings &c.i also, Mount YER
oa TEiled Ravens, Howard Ravens Pioneer and PhGnix
5s Light Cotton Ravens plain % to y inch; Heavy, do.
io.
COTTON SAIL TWINE-A full assortment.
TARPAULTNs, HAMMOCKs, STUFFs, &C.
PAPER EELTIEG-5O 70 " inch, made very heavy,
sEyressy for drier iels
car C1vERIEG-C0 Canvass, all widths from so
a 80 inches and al numbers made expressly for cover
g and roofing railroad cars is perfectly and permanently
ssjer-proof aud more enduring than the itself
EEAMELLIEG CAEVASS-3O, IS, 40, as and SO inch
-illu and tWI.ed lu every variety
BAGS AND BAGGING-Ot every description. Seam,
JESS Bags whole all size, IN bales Of loo, 200 aud
.vO combining strength, utility aud cheaPness for grain
aud meal, unsurpassed.
Also heavy Cotton SacEing, 40 inch Canvass thread
Warp and Filling heavy twiled, do. do, 20, % 40, and
"A inch.
Wool sACES- Woven whole ell sizes, and desira
he article teb25 J4-lyu.