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TRUSsES! Trusscs! Tru~ses! !

~ &. IL. NEEDLES,
G'Ss>S Truss and Brace Establishment,
). w. cor. Twelfth and Race SITS, Philadelphia
TMPORTER Of fine FRENCH TRUSSES, conbia.
l. ing extreme ughtncHs, case and durability with
correct construction.
licrIal or ruptured patients be suited by remit
tug amounts as before Sending number of inches
round the hips, and slutIng side Affected
"ust of Single Truss. ~, SO. 81. So Double So
So, 50 and SO.
IniIrucIiuiB as 10 wear and how 10 effect a cue
when possible, senl With the Truss
AhO for sale. IN great variety, Dr. Banning's Inn
proved Patent Body Brace, for ihe cure of pr,ansns
uteri; Spinal Props and Supports, Patent Sh0uIdrr
Braces. Chest Expanders aRd Erecor Braces nJnnieJ
10 pll VITA Soop Shoulders and Weak Lungs Endhsh
Elastic abhoIniIIai Belts. Susperlsories SrrinS,.s
male and female % Ladies' Rooms. with lady M.
iendanls Al - 10y ''-
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
Disease
of the Kidneys,
and all diseases arising
from a DiSordered Liver or
Stomach, such as Constipation.
Inward Piles, Fullncss. or Blood to
the Head, Acidity ofthe Stomach, Nau-
sea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fullness.
or weight in the stomach, Sour EructationS.
Sinking, or Fluttering at the Pit of the Sto-
mach, Swimming Of the Head. Hurried and
difficult breathing, Futtcring at the heart,
Choking or Sutlocating sensations when
in lying Posture, Dmness of Vision,
Dots or Webs before the Sipht.
Fever and dull Pain in the Head,
Deficiency of Perspiratiom, yell
l"wncss OF the Skin and Eyes,
Pam in the Side, Back,
Chest, Limbs, &c, sud-
den Flushes of Heat,
Burning the Flesh,
Constant Imagin-
ings Of Evil, and
great Dcpres-
sion Of
SDiritS can ho eticctu, II,, o,,rol -
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SIUAF AFFER T. HARLEY.
Cheap Watches & .FcwnIrU

Lxh VA llOiESALE AND RfrAiL l., al the :: PM.
~ q w niciPhm Watch and IcWery Store j" No.
~ North SfH OND Street. corner Of Guarry
PhiiadelphIa t'"''!'
GoId Lover MaIches lmll l,MeIl,a Is cara1
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Augustus Dickson,

Augustus Dickson,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DOORS. SASHES AND BLINDS
Glazed Windows, Fence Pale., Stair Balustre. Fra
ming Pins, &c. constantly on Hand
No. Is JhaIiCstown street.
Opposite the Boston and Maine Depot, Boston.
BERRY & STRONG,
Dealers in
Furniture, Feathers, Carpets,
Beds Mattresses, Clocks. Looking Glasses, &c.
Nos, 1872 and ll7 Blackstone st., Boston,
l.. s. berry, VIM W. strong
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disposition, his devotion to tho happiness and tho
interest Of those with whom he associated, won for
him many friends wherever he 'oiourncd. For
many years past he had resided at New Bedford,
Mass. The fell destroyer (consumpton,) assailcd
him, and he returned here only few days since, to
die among his kindred. ITo buried by the
eide of his father and mother in Bolton on tho
27th inst.
Gricvo 70 who walk thi, transient earth,
And hecdcssly pass on,
For one who added to its worth
Is now forever gone.
And yc who talk of frcndship's name,
And with it pleasure blend.
Long will ye gricvc if ye may claim
The title of his friend.
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COMMENCING THURSDAY, Oct, 4th. 1855
nNE PASSENGER TRAIN DAILY each way.
GOING EAST.
Leave Oglcn,burgh at $50 a. N, arriving Mt
Rouses Point $3.50 =. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Leave Rouses Point at $50 A. NJ, arriving at
Ogdcnsburgh, $3.50 IN.
CONVICTIONS.
At kouses Point, with Vermont s. Can ida Rail
road and Lake Champlan steamers, for Boston,
Burlington, Troy, Albany, New-York and Cham
plain Il ST. Lawrence Railroad for Montreal and
Quebec
At Moer's Junction, with Montreal Ncw-York
Railroad; for Montreal, Quebec, Plattsburgh, Bur-
lington, Troy, Albany and New-York.
At Ogdensburgh, with the Bytown Il Prescott
Railway for the City Of Ottowa, and Ontario & st.
Lawrence steamboat Company's steamers for the
South and West.
Passengers by Railroad 60 through to Troy same
day; by Lake Champain steamer, arriving early
next morning.
Through Tickets to be had by either Route at the
principal stations.
Trains stop 80 minutes at Malone for dinner.
GEO. V. HOYLE, Supt.
OFFICE N. r. R., Malone, N. Y,
Sept. 20, 1855. WITT
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James Betty'S Estate,

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been sp-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chitondcn, Commissioners to
receive, examine and ajust the claims and demands
Of all persons, against the estate of James Betty
late of Willston in said District. deceased, 7pre-
scnted insolvent. and also all claims and dem snds
exhibited in offset thereto and six months from
the day of the date hereof, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose do therefore hereby give
notice, that will attend to the business of our
appointment, at the dwelling Of John Betty in
Richmond in said District, on the second Mondays
of October and February next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
on each Of said days.
Dated this 9TH day Of September A. D. 1855.
Stafford BRONSON, }c..
NATHAN FAY, commissioning
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One Week Later From Europe !
Aarirai Of the Pacific.

-
SANDY HOOK, Oct. Sd, II 4. NJ
The U. S. Steamer Pacific made her ap-
pearance off this point about II last night
bringing weeks later intelligence from Eu-
ropo The Pacific arrived out at Liverpool
on the afternoon of the 10Th Sept. after
passage of nine days and % hours. She
.ailed for Liverpool Sept. ODD.
Dispatches from General Simpson from
the seat of War had been received by the
Govt. of England, describing the assault and
capture of the Malakoff "lle says at ! |
o'clock on the morning of the Sth of Sept.
the French columns under General Bosqu ct,
Mcmahon, and DeLamottcrouge, entered
and carried the Malakoff with the most i'm
petuous valor. The British columns stormed
the Redan but after bloody combat could
not hold it. A second assault could not be
organized until the following morning, when
the Redan was found to be evacuated The
loss of life has been fearful, particularly
among the officers" Gen. Pelisicr's des-
patches had not arrived.
The retreat of the Russians to Perekop
was contradcted. 1t was expected they
would be unable to hold the north of Sebas-
topol for want Of provisions, -Four Thousand
cannons, fifty thousand balls, and immense
stores of gun-powder were taken possession
of by the allies at Sebastopol
The Car Alexander in an address to his
army says 81 rely confidently on your cour-
aye to repel all future attacks" and in a let.
ter to the King of Prussia states that he will
accept no conditions of peace dcrogatory to
Russia. The Gar, in company with the
three grand dukes, has signifed his in
tentions of proceeding to the Crimea.
The Turks still hold Kars,
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OF our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HTMOR,
INRoM the worst Scrofula down to a common PIN.
i pie. lie has tried it in eleven hundred
cases. and failed except in two cases, (both
thunder hnmor) He ha, now in his possession
over two hundred certificate. of its value all within
twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to nursing sore
mouth.
Ono to three bottle. will cure the worst kind of
pmples on the face.
Two three bottles will clear the system Of biles
Two bottle. warranted to the worst can
ker in the mouth and stomach.
Three to fivc bottle. warranted to cure the
worst case OF cryspelas.
One to two bottles warranted 20 all hui
NOR in the eyes
Two bottles are warranted TO cure running OF
the and blotches among the hair
Four to six bottles warranted to cure corrupt
and running ulcers.
Ono bottle will cure .caly oruption' Of tho skin.
Two or three bottles warranted cure the
worst case of ringworm.
Two three bottles warranted to cure the
most desperate of rheumatism.
Three to four bottles warranted TO cure salt
rheum
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case of
scrOfua.
A benefit i. always experienced from the first bottle
and perfect cure is warranted when the above
quantity is taken Roador, pOddod over a thou
sand bottles of this in the vicinity of Boston. 1
n
water will extinguish fire, sure will this cure
humor. never sold bottle of it but that bottle
sold another. After trial it always speaks for
itself. There two things about this herb that
appear to me surprisng-Grst, that it grows in our
pastures, in some cases quite plenty, and yet its
value has never been known until discovered it in
1916 second, that it should cure all Kinds of hu-
NOR ! have given it to my children a year old,
men Of sixty, from the homelisst woman in Boston
up to the belle of Nonantun and in all tho cure is
certain. No change Of diet is ever necessary Eat
the best you can get.
Over fifty Thousand Bottles, have been sold in
Vermont the past year-and-Many Hundreds
have given their certificates of its value. Never
medicine sold with such unrvallel success,
and dii medicine receive such extraordinary
recommendations from its patrons.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, 100
Warren St, Roxbury, Mass. Price Sl,0O.
n Druggists, Merchants and others, who would
like to act Agents. please send in their orders to
FRED. u. SMITH. Druggist, Montpelier.
General Wholesale Agent for Vermont,
DONALD KENNEDY, Proprietor, Roxbury, Mass,
A. c. SPEAR and TIlEO. A. PECK, Agents. Bur
lington; L. L. BUTCHER 4 son, st. Adams; H.
A. HODGES. and +. b. GREEN, Richmond W.
q. SPRAGuE, Nergcnnc.. Also, by Druggists and
chantseverywhcre.
Nov. "a, 1854. WY
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CANCERS CAN BE CURED!
DR. GREEN


Scientific Indian Phi ysican, 3G Bloomfield st. Boston.
L-SDr. Green was ono Of most successful and
scientific physicians previous to his travels among
the Indians where he obtained knowledge of re-
needles which have proved completely triumphant
in the cure Of Cancers and -crofula, those very
diseases which other physicians have failed to
benefit. His practice i. attended with greater sue
cess than was ever before known in this country.
He has upon this system with scarcely failure
cured more than 10000 cases of dyspepsia, Coughs
Consumption. Liver Complaints. Heart Complaint
rheumatism, Dropsy, Piles, Nervous Debility,
Female Complaints, General Debility. and all
humors Of the blood,
ROTULA.
Which in it. various forms has proved the scource
Of the present age, is completely cured by his
treatment, a. ten thousand Of its former victims
will testify, who are now rejoicing in the glow of
health and strength.
NCERs,
Which have proved incurnhlc with ordinary treat.
ment, are perfectly cured by his remedies. lie has
cured, the last year, about 500 cases Of Cancers,
most of which had been aggravated and extended,
either by cutting them out or by the application.
of caustic, or other improper treatment, until the
patients were nearly exhausted before they came to
him for relief.
DR.. Green's treatment elennscs the blood and
draws the cancer completely out from the system,
without eaustic or cutting, and although patients
come to him with their cases 50 aggravated by
wrong treatment, he does not lose more than two
out of one hundred cases.
Dr " mas often Dcen urged 10y the numerous
patients whom he has thus saved from prema ture
death, to publish more extensively these wonderful
cures, and also to warn people against trusting
themselves in the hands of such pretenders as may
be found in many places. who are willing for fee
to thus tric with the lives Of their patients by i'm
proper applications.
The Doctor la, provided place where patient.
from distance can have board and all necessary
care, for reasonable compensation
Persons afflicted with Cancers should Immediately
avail themselves Of Dr. Green's personal attention
SoRorrLous DISEASES sometimes combine with
other disease. of the stomach, luug., liver kidneys
spleen, &c, &c, n to require personal eIamin-
alton, in order tn effect a perfect cure but nine
out Of every ten case. Of all Chronic Diseases are
cured by medicine which Dr. Green sends to them
as he understands the nature of the disease by tho
persons answering the question upon n circular,
which also gives reference to cases cured, and
which he sends by mail, free, to any requesting
II and enclosing postage stamp. Consultation at
tho office. or by letter free Of charge, Office,
80 Bromhcld St., Boston, Mass.
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Ill nrric1

Al Milton, Oct. LIST, by Rev. Jane, q. Phillips,
Mr.. HoRA1ro q. BoARpMAs to Miss HArTrG FIELD,
both Of the same place,
In shelbume, on Tuesday sept. 18th, by the Rev.
Andrew Wtherspoon, Mr.. 7. II. THoRPf, Of
Cha rlotte, to Miss A. A. CoNsTooE, daughter Of
Levi COmstock, Of Shelburne
In shelburne, Sept. 26th, by Rev, J. NJ. Edgerton,
Mr. GEo A, SHELDON, Of Burlington, to Miss LOUISA
NJ. Lros, Of Shelburne.
In Louisville. KY, on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
Mr.. Wallace, Prof, C. W. WRIGHT, of that city, to
Mrs Lucy l., EvARrs, formerly Of this village
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ACADEMY.

PLATTsDCRGH, CLINTON 60. n L
TsNIIE Fall Term Of this Institution will commence
] Wednesday the 9Th Of September.
Unusual facilities for acquiring the rudiments OF
thorough practical education in its several depart
mcnts are again offered TO all who choose to avail
themselves # them Classe. will be formed in
Freuch.in Chemistry applied the Mech nical pur.
suits and tho Arts, and in Architectural Design
with the use of the necessary instruments under the
Iirycti n # DR.. Rodolph Majcwski, (from PARISH
Practical and Analytical Chemist
I'm accomplished lady will have charge OF the
Female Department. and the same thorough in
-trurtuu will he given in this Department which
has characterized it heretofore.
Iti hoped that all intending will join the classes
at the bc.iuniu, of the Term.
j. :. D. TAYLOR, Principal.
September lst, l>j5. dlw&wtf
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TROY Conference Academy.

roy SOhlcI cllCc IiCduClnGs
4 COATED at West Poultney, Vt, is undergoing
i extensive and thorough repairs. Furnaces
moved, Hall patitions taken away to furnish light
nad free ventilation. No expense is spared to put
everything within aud around the mnary in good
hcathyand pleasant condition. The Joiner, Mason.
and Painters, will leave behind them the evidence of
their faithiulncss and skill New furniture, far
necessary to supply the place of that which is
too much worn, will be added. Ladies rooms will
be cnrpetcd The Academic Year will consist Of
two terms of 81 weeks each,
Winter Term commences Noyrmher lst, lNhi.
Summer Term commences May LIST, ls5G. Vacation,
in April and October. An able aud experienced
faculty Of six male aud two female teachers il pro.
yidcd.
Tuition in the solid branches, including ancient
AMI modern languages, board, furnished rooms,
washing, lights and fuel, with all necessary books
and stationary, except dictionaries for tho classics,
$50 per anuum, strictly payable halfyearly in adj
vance, unless spec'pi arrangement Is otherwise
made with the proprietor. 1t is deemed sufficient to
say to those with whom We have had tho pleasure
ofan acquaintance that no pains will be spared to
make the school what it should be- and thus sustain
its former and wsl deserved reputation For cir
culars apply TO j. POOR. Proprietor,
West Poulney, VI.
Sept. q. wit
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The Greatest Medical Discovery
EVERY KIND OF uJ-NOR
OF TIE AGE.

Mr.. KENNEDY Of RoNbury, ha. discovered in on
of our common pasture weeds remedy that cur,
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q / {

IL Essex, Sept. q, Mr., SrLA, WtArugnBr. aged
II years and months.
NJ the residence of Col. RoLLA GLEASON, Rich
mond, Vt, on the 25th inst JOHN u. STONE, Esq.
Of the lnto John and Elizabeth Stone of Bolton,
and youngest brother Of the editor Of the Platts-
bugh Republican, aged AZ years, Mr.. 5, was a
resident Of Bolton for many years, represented
that town in the Legislature, and held other honor
able Offices, and that most important trust-the
care Of his aged father and mother in the decline
Of life and until its close His excellent social
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Jason II. Jennison's Estate.

Nv the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court, for tho
District Of Chitcnden commissioners to receive e1
anime and adjust the claims and demands of all
persons, against the estate of Jason II. Jennison
late Of Shelburne in said District. deceased repre-
sented in.olvent and also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto and six months from
the day Of the date hereof, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose do therefore hereby give
notice. that will attend to the bushes. Of our
appointment, at the dwelling of Widow Lydia =
Jeunison in Sheburne in said District on the first
Tuesday Of November and March next at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, each Of said days.
Dated this day Of September A. D. 1855.
T TREbEn MAN Mack. Commissioners.
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UNION
Safe and Lock Mandatory.

The Subscribers having found their present accom-
modatons quite too small for their increasing bust
ness have taken the extensive New Building Corner
of Green Pitts sts., Opposite the Revere IIouse)
Which they will open the 6rst of October next.
They will there keep on hand, for sale, the most
perfect assortment of
Fire and Burglar Proof Securities,
To be found in the United States. Having made
arrangements to unite the present business of
X. Kershaw co., with that Of Edwards, Fernald
Co., the firm Of X. Kershhw 4 Co. will be discon-
tinued after october LIST, and the whole business will
be conducted in the name of
EDWARDS, FERNALD & KERSIIAW.
After that date wishing to open with new goods,
we shall offer present stock of Safes and Locks
at liberal discount, until October LIST.
EDWARDS, FERNALD 4 co.
X. KERSHAW 4 co.
Nos. Sc ani IS Congress. St. and so Charle.town St.
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Be SURE AND READ the advertisement found in
iother column Of this paper for Dir. Clough's
Columbian Pills, then call upon the Agent
and purchese, for merely % cents, q box of the
best medicine for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints,
and all Bilious arrangements you ever used. A
Lady in Kinderhook, after using these Pills six
years declares that she would not be without them
to use a family medicine if they cost one dollar
in stead of rs cents n box. Let every family try
these Pills. A. G, SPEAR, Agent Burlington
Sept. 26 1855. d& wifi
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B o o IL S d!

IF YOU WANT EMPLOYMENT
Send for Wentworth 4 Company Circular of Terms
to Book Agents. We publish the hr-e-t and best
assortment of books for agents, be found in New
England. Address WENTWORTH a CO., Publishers,
SO Washington ST., Boston.
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Reduction in price OF
BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID
Geo. NJ. Davis 4 Bro,

14s 1As Congress St., Boston.
Agents for the Union India Rubber Company,
vulcani,ed Clothing, Surgical Articles, &c, Bever-
~ Rubber Company, vuleanised Clothing, Enamel
cd Clothes, Re, Ansonia 4 Wells Rubber Company,
Camrhene Rubber Clothing, Horse Covers, &C.,
New York Rubber Company, Balls, Dolls, Toys,
whalebonc,, Combs, &c., Goodyear's India Rubber
Glove Co., Gloves, Mittens. Dress Shields, DC,
Goodvear's India Rubber Packing Co., Steam Pack
Company, Metallic Rubber Boots and Shoes. for
export. Novelty Rubber Company, India Rubber
Buttons. Boxes, Canes, Re, Caoutchoue Company,
Pen and Pencil Cases. Pen Handles, Ever Pointed
Pencils, Cork-scrows, Tspe-Measures, &c., Roxbury
Rubber Company, Piano and Melodeon Cloths
Whips, &c.
r7Tmportor. Of English and French Elastic BraId.,
Cords. Webbing. stationers,' Druggists, and Sur
reon'. Rubber Articles
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Fort Edward Institute,

WASHINGTON CO., NY.
W. INTER TERM, Of IA weeks, opens Dec 9Th,
" 1888 +; Board, &c, with Common English,
in advance, $50 90. Reduced fare from Troy and
Castcton, ON first and last day of each term. superb
Brick Buildings, well finished and furnished. 20
Professors and Teachers. ~ Ladies' Departments
with all the advantages Of the best Female Colleges
superior facilities in Modern Languages, Music and
Painting. Apply Tor Rooms or Catalogues, to tho
Principal, " Rov. Joseph L. King, A. NJ, Fort
Edward institute, n. y" Witt
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New Arrival.

uNIIE subscriber has just received from the Mills
! n large stock Of Lumber, consisting Of the fol-
lowing kinds
Seasoned Spruce and Pine tongued and grooved
flooring boards;
Gang Sawed IIemlock Boards at 81 per NJ,
inch HemIock Boards for fencing.
Norway Pine Boards for flooring and roofing,
and Large lot of Cedar Shingles.
The subscriber has also ON hand and for sale chenp
for cash, Carriages and Sleighs Of all kinds. Re
pairing of Carriages done on short notice.
Also, 800 Cords of Wood for sale, which will be
delivered in any part of the village.
JOHN X. GRAY.
Oct. Sd, 1865, wlim3
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Richard G. BuSh's Estate.

w Z the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District of Chittondcn, Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claim. and demand Of all
persons, against the estate of Richard C. Bush
late of Burlington in said District deceased repre-
.ented insolveut, and also all claims and demand.
exhibited in offset thereto and six months from
the day Of the date hereof, being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, wc do therefore hereby
give notice, that will attend to the bushes. of
our appointment at the Probate Court Rooms in
Burlington in said District, the first Mondays Of
January and March next, al 10 o'clock. A. NJ, on
each of said days.
Dated this day of September A. D. 1855.
JOHN n. POMER0Y, 1coi..;
JOHN X. GRAY, : 0o""''''onef''
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NEW MEAT MARKET.

III ESaRS. PINNEY a REYNOLDS have re-
W opened the Meat Market (their old stand)
on College street, opposite tho Free Press ONCE,
where they will keep constantly on hand tho best
quality of Fresh aud salt Meats of all kinds, aud
will sell as cheap the cheapest.
" Market open through the day.
Sept. q. dGt&w3v
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s. G, SIMKINS

No, 1872 State Street NEARLY opposite Broad
Strest,) Boston.
Offer. at Wholesale and Retail large assortment Of
English and American Stationary, for the Counting
House, School 4 Family use Superior Account
Books, Of the hest materials ruled and bound to
any pattern desired. Printing, Bill Heads, Notes,
Checks, Cards, Circulars, &C. printed at short
notice.
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j. X. Wiggin,

No. 10 fremont St opposite tho Museum, Boston,
Dealer in English, French, German and Italian
ENGRANINGS,
Embracing choice and rare selection Of classic
subjects by the old masters, also fine collection of
mezrotints for Grccian painting, with full nstruc-
ton in this fascinating art
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SPIRITUALISM

President Mahans great work the subject. entitled
Modern Mysteries Explained and Exposed,
Will be published by Us on Monday, Aug, q.
JOHN p. JEWElr a CO.,
III Washington st. Boston.