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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-01-23
Charles 8ldfe,

G. GbarleS Slafe,
ET9s Supporter unD 8erfdufer BON l19ren,
@AAASs !@plpmaaren, Silberz rnb p~lattrte1t Wauz
rem, llbren9ebaulen &c. gtrO. PIT Baltimore TT.
6 Sbiiren ppn G9arle8Itr
bdIt fprtrdbstnb en s~rDses9ager con oasn In btete BrGHbt' etn>
i@~Ia3enben NrttfsIn an 5anbeR. 4cSsr- unb aptne-ntren, ubr.
nnadtrmsrfseuse uno Dtatsrtaltcu uno befpret ubren unS Sewel-
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utaher TN erfen @tabttfements 8a!ttmpres ~tef&dfttst, fanH.ep
nur Drr&ueltht 2rbti edrduttren. itoet6nn
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nGB NE p9fN ?armpntren ub u~nttr6dstn Der Nafur BITE dGb.
n@sn Gho peferrtensn Softt aHs bfm 8lute treibt t5Gbrenb
pc qaF9 % St6rtsn her Wlaeenfdure Bic gert0runs bei5r.
tfrt' Sn tr G9at tt refine Nnsft, fsint &rer pbtr WerSs in
.9Ftts: $f.OOtst glafGs gosr 8 Blafde n fir $50 .
49, SetB. g. same, SIR. 16S Baltimore Ct.
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Sau6s mno @ticfcIftpre

3. DtH8 eloer
~ N.eTrieorihlr. Observation-Disclosures.
> J9. en- FfrBIe rt& ustnsa 5reuneeH uno Geteanttu, ioptt
- gTDit<nm %dberSanpt in &afsrstsune Gaer 4Gtsn Ssa9-
M SttetA. due 6et mtr brEeQtr Irbett ptre epts e pltpehi
NIB DaueFpatss on9e fsrttst uab gf9srmann gufttseenaeasp.G
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fbam srI il. 50 rim ipaIuaA Wr cftffrr Der SuG.
I'll b ri Swtffenfboft.
h. Meronoer, $50, tr69t SanotIsrtdt Dor. y. I'd. Rsmp, Trpf.
ora foufm6nni(ben EedmInaspsens4 9. &. Golfer, Wrof. Der
sbrsibstunN. msr Ole toufnn6nnithGn BiNsnihofttn unb eas
6onosIstob prottN6 uno tbsctstf6 srltrnsn mil, pdt oHs anhalt
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rukerbrtua emblem @pfGn. 6anoeISrebt 0crtstuneen Ibtr Son.
|nafte, Rprnroenieesfb6ts, 3erfKttruneen, WsbklonHshuneep,
abeabsn u {. no. Soumdnniihss 8s6nunesmtfen Ads mceIt.
den Nrtsn upn GhnsGrsbntn, 9 atuaticnen II. {. 70. - 1is 5btil
|r.trtr msroen nitt nur Bu tbneasn &thnsrn %esbiIctt, icnosrn ar.
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6an6tb riff. anwttsnsn. Cine pOaaaonSiss toutmsnnittt stSli0tatt
otneunesn miro minotde Nlstunft bsrsinUiGis trtbiIt, ebenc finb
|~N!slelben aus ben 3irsmnrtn gu srebsn. %erbrauncen tcnYRcreens s
Ss NSs nos 10 lbr A7SaR@&lS.
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SSubenn rr bas tansluRtse pubfitum Su btefent 8aae einIa-
btT, erlduben mr. uus gu tenEfen, bas ale gprbsrettuneen Sc
trpFen Rnb, UNI b~enfelben gum slGnsenbiten Der Sdtfpn ju MD
den. SIM Saats If Elm ~gBiswaaa errtbtet. aus benz bic Nlptp'
r6nner Ia ihrem sef6mafSOlen rcmantti6en g0fiint eribet'
nn werbeu, ~Iber60upt lnb bic 8prfebrunsen Der Nrt be mir
ben Gbelnebmern perlprs@en fonnen baB tie wUbl nte etnem
briGanteren Eau bsiSenpbnt bobeE.
Die MuHt 1T benz rubnh6t befdnnten S6enmf6er Corps.
Iberoeten, uub DER aemdnbte Mtrtb @ban 8ebeI (QDtrb I'm
Qtabtfreet 6pteD miro fir bic beffn SPetlen unb Getrante fpr'
>eaea. 18F- 6ifets fir etnen 9errn uN 2 OGrnen fnb fur 81 per
Stlf bel benz uuter3ei6neten e pnittes nub Abenbs an Der Cafe
gu BADEN. DaS 6 . M NJ
N@b Nl. 6ammerboner % Ct %. SippeG, 9 Sd R6tmer,
8 81 %. gsIf, 9 st. + GRefete, 3 6. 9ubwie,
- st. $. DeI6, u Gt.S Saneter 3 S ~unfenthaI.
. CT. &. S65mbS, 6 &b S Yaul, b G N6bter,
% 81 q. 8ebel. q yb @mnert $. Mnrbein.
la1V-A feb Sinan3. SetretGr
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N0miniItratiDn8 =Nn3etQe.

P. Lenffeld Perkins,
2t9tbilb : M:ntatur : @alerte,
frorfIin. Butibtns, n 9ptbUf ste ION NaItimrrs. u6 Scro.
Irase. %eessnabsr benz Sur SrUn 3 III mo-" Sinse,s tn
%Ftprbfraee, = Das genhr ubl tsirsu @infIB q ftt Sutt eS
t5ilses. prpmste PeOtsaune, @tGtetsit NnO Srupbtak.
Druferi6wdr5e! Druderl6wdr5e
Der unterseiGpete Sdet biermit ben Orufern. in Baltimore
lnD Der ut1lmseessb an! bag sr tets aaf Eager bSlt as tashS
i0uaGttdt unb 5utbe, bsfsbenb tn Der pcri6iebenartt9'
ten auswab BON ertra Stpar3, 8arten.. BAD unb 3st'
ItunsS. SGwGrse, fppte Elm Eager; pm fen telprtrtsr Drufer'
tDtnte; grim, gels, braun, tuutetblau, enelti6 unb belblau,
Icarutpfn unb ROTH aud @plbbrpnSe unr @ofnifh rel6e @-
ititel i'd ais bic befeu i'm @tartt sarantire nn6 gu ben btutSitsn
lgreiien pertaufe. .. s. S ellpwt
gr. SIbs@barlesfr., Baltic, M2
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y Da8. SIR We,
8m9btnber, @tnt- unS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Scr, 205 Gantpns@Senne, 8els Wptnt,
~empfeblt f@ benz g. b1ifum CUR Gnfsrti9un8 aaer in bisiesG i
etnfdlaeenpet &rbetten, ais:
8d4sreinbdnSe aaer art, ~bauerbaft unb gut e%ebanben; g.; :
niransen non 5tifereten IN @prtempnnateS, @tuts nnb o IL
@alantertes Arbettsn, sef@madppa unb gut %searbettet; olt
Mrten Spn Seipetr9-N 6anc9> uno Stpre > yDreS werben q III
&Sefteauns f9nea a~us8sfabrt; StIber werben ginger bmt.
Gerner empfebte i'd en i9Bnes enforcement ppa Sgtelp'"'
Sepeaerte, NipplaGen, MeTerG, Spie9eln, 8dmmen, Iccr"
bepns, ftDttniatten, Npfenpapter is. &C.
N- Sttdereten &c. tperben in alien Sancp"Arttten,t ptpteYp. tt
ntpnnates &c. eei6madDOG sarntrt. Gilt8e unb prcmpte Z j.
6ienun8 werben Sueef6ert. @bsS. &retIe,
21u3mt 205 Canton Mb. 5 Iburen BON Brpdofc =!
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GHlNAMENS STORE.

OHM AMENS OIUNE+
aS SS"e sSatnsy, Garre &c. Slags. @ufset:s ssifs, 8ahnsalgsr
99aarSl unD garfdaora,eriens son ssn o%rsin$ 'aaa n SS gu ai Gsq l sSiSn
Gupsu,n s ( Sm Sssii SpiUny, ensliI5es~ S%S,rHHRad.. 0ra9a.
gnO sfamsntGss; On oislsr 1hse wHrSe E, sgi q. l Eaf O' reip
ppm fetnfen @eI6maf Tnb' unb 90 prp3ent btataer SsrtGntI
perben, ais irSen6 wp. @ben 70 Sfpftnen. Ntanbeln gtC"a
SaSa unb anbefe Sprteu Gafee int Gtneitl9an Gapet Gne pen
Baltimore uu6 8rieSrtF Str. 146tn1
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Gpmpd9nie @efhdft.
rutcr5et6nster setst tiermtt an, bae ct f@ AM Gtnti9et Sage
nit STR. 9. s. Sees aGpeirt Babe. Der gtarte ub bic Inter.
f6tift Der 8trma 1T Spn bepte on gDnt, y bpSp lme w.
SO m. q. 8p pb,
Baltimore, bn 1, Sanuar 1856.
Ole ltntersei6neten talten ftets auf Eager elm gOqfdnbises
urb ouSoe1udteS MGprtiment Spn SIatt QeaD unb 6abrtftatnt,
@iearren, S6nupftabat, 9fetfen, Gi9arrenbamb &c; ueb bDfem,
burd U~ergrRBerte 3battetett unc eirnenerter @nerste bic Sunf
bee pnblifurt8 aud ferner in %Serbtener.
SO M. 9. 9 Of ; II. Co.,
.idFfmt gylr. 33 @putt ctr. ss
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0eutIde unp eneliide S9ule.

Oeut1de IND ell9l1We SUHIe.
lagen Densn sur Sea6tuns, ipelae tbren Stneera cine quite. tu'
has burgerlibe teben nislide tlbune 9eben ldhen ppuen:
Ser l1nterri6t pirb duf bic ~spefmdbtsfe Wsie ertbctlt
Fem beutI6er @tutsri@nlem glei8" Jun. m tHTaer 3elt cine ben
Nndl Der eneltl6e rnterrt6t rirb arunblth eelebrt uno 10
t~Setrteten, wie er nut fir unsOeutide bier ,prn Nusen fsn tanH.
Der Qe6rtaol 1T I'M 2ten Stpf bs @dbaafes ron Wtpnter'
liners. unb 6dnDrer Stra6e, Nr. 21.
SbO &. Neunttel, Ntprer
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8rdnlQmO

EM " ~EAA AARBhp
.E%SA Sutselter, @oIearbetter unb ltbrntaGer.
RAAs&8 @r. g OfT9r0ttfrGBe Bet Der Bride.
tmpf.pIt Ietntn Bteurtben ub benz ssebrten Ynblttnm fetn
t~eBante$ Eager Spt tebr fstner feltf Strferttster SttOu1erte,
ais: Mrab6nbsr, BrufnoblIn Sbrttn6en. &C.; ferutr etne
NaswabI BON %6glbenen utb Nlbetnen &af@enaIrsn.
Aae tn infer 5a4 i&Ga9snbe Saden RfrbeA auf baS Btfs
mnb Btat8fe ~repartrt.
@ertdufer, psOlar &c. Serbtn wDbG tbnn uufer 9a8tt su
erartintren, beSpr fe anberspu fauftn. 21ntS
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Burns IL, Gloan,
Sdt Sps @utaw. unb @erINdnfrGBe unb SUbwefsGde rpn
Dr6tt Rnb 8rtmpntfraBe
aben fets auf eager sine er9Se NuSpahl teeNl S%etrUdnetss rne
raf6ltt9 aus8efndtsR AAprttrhent pcn BAIT unh 5hretntr'
1 mel heS tmItfelbea II btltoen 0reiisn unb nnnehmb1ren
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-09-12
Rutland & Burlington Railroad,

ra-z.1..unsl MINER Ton M
E.:i:ss;.:Yart May &c, 1856, Trains W i'll run a
follows, viz -
Leave Burlington for Rutland and BELOW Falls
at lO.l5 A. NJ. and T.i6 +. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Rutland and Burlington
at Il o.. and 9lj +. VI.
Leave Rutland for Burlington at 500 AM. ami
$50, T.. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Bellows Falls at GOO A. NJ.
and Ito +. NJ.
~ The train leaving Bellows Fall at 9.lo PM.
leave Boston at 100 +. VI. instead If HOO &. VI.
as heretofore.
At Burlington train, connect with Steamers on The
Lake. and trains Of the VI. Central road; ar Rutland.
with trains for Troy, Albany, New York, Saratoga
Springs, schenectady, and the Wc-t-a' Below,
Fall with trains of the Cheshire Road for FitchhurI.
Worcester, Lowell and Acknowledgement Valley
Road, iur Brattlcboro, Springfield, Hartford, New
Haven and New York-aud with sullivan Road. for
Windsor, White River junction, aud White Melu.
tsins.
ny 2ld&wtf h. 4. CHAPLIN, >ur'.
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Burlington Bookbindery.

A Nd ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTORY.-
IA Having taken the well known Bindery of
samuel Huntington, enlarged the rooms and
added additional Tools, the subscribers are
prepared to do Binding Of every description. Blank
Books from the smallest Pocket Memorandum to
the largest Town records or Bank Ledgers ruled and
bound to order. All kinds Of paper ruling done at
short notice. Fancy and common Binding of old or
new Books, plain or gilt, in paper. cloth or any kind
OF leather. al short notice. All orders for old Bind
ing faithfully attended to and Books safely returned.
pTlces as low as at any good shop in city or country.
HAVING wrought in some of the best shops in Britain,
canada and New York, with good tool. and the best
OF stock, We believe we can do every kind Of work so
as to satisfy all who will favor US with their or
ders. WIN. v Balm,
WM. SCOTT.
Burlington, )e9 1866. d3mosGwly
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Great deduction of Rates.

=, I A r & CO.'S EXPRESS.
1856. FREIGHT LINE 1856.
Between NEW YORK, MONTREAL, 90
DENSBERGH, and all intermediate places.
- By Griffith & Co.'S Line
Eel? sio f PropeIlers and Bar h
EbL-EU.gcs on the Hudson Kiy-S-oz-~.,
er; Rensselaer, 4 Sar, oga snd Saratoga ( White
hall Railroads between Troy and Whitehall; Cham
plain transportation Cnlnpany's Passage steamers
on Lake Champlain; Chaplain and II. Lawrence
Pittsburgh and Montreal Railroad to Montreal;
Ogdcpaburgh Railroad to Oglensburgh, and stoam.
cfs on Lake Ontario and the River Nt. Lawrence 20
all Canadian Ports. By which MERCHANDISE,
PRODUCE. &c, will be forwarded with great dis
patch. aud TIME BILLS OF LApTNG WILL BE
GIVEN WHEN REQUIRED, at very low rates.
For rates of freight, bills Of ladine, &c, apply to
L. j. y. STARK, 80 Cocnties slip, Now York.
+. A. Tillinghast 4 Co., Troy, Y. Y.
w. A. Travis, Whitehall, n. Y.
j, T. b. Ketchum, Plattsburgh, y. Y.
George W. Bockwith, Burlington, Vermont.
j. +. Church and Wm. Coote. Eouse's Point, NJ
Nelson Davis, Montreal, c. L.
George Parker, Ogdonsburgh, n. Y.
SHIPPING DIRECTIONS.
Mark packages STARK b CO.'S EXPRESS
and ship in New York by Griffith h Coz prope lor.
and Barges, Pier No, 6, L. r., which leave daily,
~(Sundays e%xcepted) at e T. NJ.
n STARK 4 co. also ship via. Canal to White.
hall, thence by Passage Steamers on Lake Cham
plain, at tho LOWEST CANAL RATES, FIR
which mark goods stark & CO.'S Line" and ship
at Pier Is, Il. X. For rates Of freight, &c, apply
as above. ap25 dlmos
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Vermont d Canada Railroad,
| SOMMEh ARIA NbEMEN l.
Ey!:s!e..:?:ss Northern, Western, British and Us.
cEn-1G Mail Route.
TRAINS GOING NORTH

81 MMEh AhhA NbEMt l.
es!:s.M,..?:sa Northern, Western, British and Us.
EEn-xH= Mail Route.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
MAIL TRAIN connects at Windsor and White
River Junction with trains from Boston, and
Springfield same day and from New York the day
previous at LOO p. NJ. Leaves Windsor at l.j5,
connects at Burlington with Steamers on Lake Cham
plain for Saratoga, at Rouse's Point with trains for
Montreal hetP. NJ, and next morning with
train that arrives at ogdensburgh in time to connect
with the Steamers ofthe American and Great West
ern Railroad Express Line for Niagara Falls, Bu5a-
10, Hamilton, Chicago, and the West.
Accommodates Train connects at Windsor and
White River Junction vita trains that leave B0s-
ton at ? 90 noon and New York at 500 An same
morning, stops over night at Mortified, leaves az
$50 A. NJ, connects at Burlington with Lake Cham
plain Steamers and Rutland Road, and at Rouse
Point with trains for Montreal and Ogdeusburgh
arriving in time TO take the American line ofSteam
boats for the West, same evening.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
MAIL TRAIN conAects at Rouses Point with a
train from Ogdensburgh night before and from
Malone and Montreal the same morning, az White
River Junction with trains for st. JoLrsbUry, an
the White and Franconia Mountains a DAY, also
with Northern n. II. Road for Boston, Lowell &c,
arriving at those places as early as by any other
route, also, connects at Windsor with trains for
BELOW Falls, FitcAburgh, Springfield, and arrive
IL New York same evening, and AZ Burlington with
steamers on Lake Champaign. Leave Rou.es Point
7.iO Am, st. Adams s.43 A. N, Burlington 3.I5
a. Il. Montpelier ll.OO AN
Accommodation train connects at Rouses Poiaj
with train from Ogdensburgh and Montreal, stops
over night at White River Junction or Wiud0r
aud connects with trains arriving in Bostons al
100 z. T.. and at New York At I 90 p. NJ.
R~Iickets Tor Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, and the
West, for sale at the principal stations.
r. sHERBURNE, Sult
NorthGeld. May 2. ls5G.
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Bayard T~aylor,s Great Work.

fSnHE CYCLOpEDIA OF MODERN TRAVEL
Handsomely illustrated with thirteen maps by
Schonberg and numerous wood cuts by Orr. Ihi.
book will form a complete library Of travel in it.
self, giving the best of over fifty different mar.
ratives Of travel by most celebrated travellers and
writers of modern times, many of whose work, hay,
never been accessible to readers Of the English Ian.
guage. To be published in one handsome octave
volume, in a style to do ample Justice to tho great
est work Of the greatest AMERICAN TRAVELLER
The book will be ready for delivery to subscriber.
in September next, and will he sold only by sub.
%scription. Subscription price, $500. Experienced
Agents wanted to canvass every town and county
in New England for the above publication.
Address c. o. CHAPLIN, Springfield, Mass. Gen.
eral Agent for New England. iyl4dGt VIZ Gw
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particulars address, the PRlNCrrAI.
MRS. THOMAS P SMITH
Albert G.

nEALER IN BURLINGTON WAGON AXLEs.
DCauada Plates, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe, Tn
Plates, Mil and Circular saws, and Mech anies'
Tools. Also, Heavy aud SAslf Hardware. Nails.
Iron, Glass, Paints, Oils, Vs-a!shes, Aav..s. Wees,
Sheet Iron, Iron Wire, Brass, Zine, COPPER, z.
Lead, Bar Tin, Chains, Bolts, Nuts, Washers, F'ss
Round, Sgusve, Octagoa and Fiat, Cast Steel.
House Trimmings, Carriage and Tire Bolts. SAD
ilery AMI Carriage I-gium!rss, Wagon Springs,
Spring Steel, sc, Be.
Bgglirgt5r, Vt.
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Ready for the Season

A LARGE y WELL ASSORTED STOCK or
~ COATS, PANTS, VESTS and Boys Clothing,
cheap and well made.
ENT COATS, PANTS and VESTS Made from
Drap d'ete Alpaca and Worsted Goods &c. Under
clothes and furnishing goods in great variety
Clothes cleaned from Paints, Grease, Pitch &c. &c.
leaving them with a soft smooth ini,h and no
dauhias with Dycstuas and Repaired in the neatest
manner. c. BENNS,
Wheeler's Block next to the American Hotel.
iel. DIV
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FERNLNHLNG GOODN.

ever displayed in any similar Establishment in he
state. Having visited the New York market early
in the Season. and selected the choicest patterns
to be found, We are confident of being able to suit
the most i%astidiouS taste. Our Stock of Broad.
cloths, CasSimores and Ne,tings of all descriptions
are superior tu any thing Of the kind ever intro
duccd into this market. Doeming it needless to
waste paper and ink, we would simply add. tina
while our stock of Clothing Ready made or
made to order, maintains its well known superiority,
our Prices are as low az the lowest. For further
particulars, call at No. ? BANK BLOCK.
Truly yours b. TURK.
Burlington, March 3 lh5G. diff
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IN THE SHAPE OF MOSQUITOES, HAVE
! invaded darlington and vicinity, and it be-
hoyes the citizens of every town, to seek protection
at once; therefore you will find at Lymans, a largo
lot Of
MOSQUITO BARS,
just received and warranted n sure protection from
the ravagcs occasioncd by the above named " indi-
viiuals."
Burlington, June %, 1856. d8wtf.
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Mansfield Mountain,

TIVE SUBSCRIBER, PROPRIETOR OF THE
L Bostwick House, Jericho, VT, respectfully in
forms the lovers of Mountain Scenery that he has
made arrangements for the complete accommodation
of parties or persons, who desire to visit Mansfield
Mountain. The House is nine miles from the
Railroad at Essex Junction is four and a half
miles from the Mountain, and is the nearest stop
ping place on the stage route.
Carriages, and Saddle Horses, always in readi-
ness. Visitors can 60 in carriages within two
miles Of the top of the Mountain, and on horseback
can ride to the summit, from which the most mag
nifcent view in New England may be seen.
A spacious and substantial tent is erected on
the summit, ahUrding comfortable accommodation
for those who wish to spend the night there.
For pleasure parties, or invalids, desiring to
breathe the pure Mountain air for a season, the
Bostwick House will be found a pleasant and COM
Portable home.
jy2lddw2m RUFUS BROWN.
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NeW Goods New Goods !

NEW FALL GOODS JUST RECEIVED AT
" $50 Church Street, from late importa'ions,
botn by the "Collins" and "Cunard " lines Of
Steamers, aud We hall lac constantly receiving irc,h
goods, DO III by Railroad aud Express, through the
season. Dry Goods, Carpcting, Groceries, P,pct
Hangings, Crockcry, etc, constantly on hand, which
will be sold at the lowest possible prices.
aur23 dIw NICHOLS 4 BOINTON.
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PotiChOmanie,

TUE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ART OF ORNA.
: m2Gt.ng the simplest Glass Vesse! 70 resemble
the Grest painted China, at a 1.-THE " the co.t, !s
creating aa immense excitement. Ladies aud
Gentleman are alike fascinated witt this delightful
occupation. Achastr and elegant amusement for
children and schools, encouraging G taste for grace
In design and harmony in the Arrangement Of coll
ors The oaole Ar san be perfectly acquired in
halt ln hour. Books # Illustration separately 81.
Boxes .7utairiug 2 Vases, Book, and every Article
required, -, sent by Express.
CONTENT, NEARY 4 Co., Wholesale Store.
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An Important Discovery t. the Economist-some-
thing Entirely New Just imported.
"JOl NEN's INODOROUS PREPARATION ECU
for instantly cleaning Kid Gloves without o
slightest smell" Rub O small portion on ih5
glove, and the dirt instantly disappears-clu- b
worn Immediately Afterwards. One bottle il, wri-
rau;eI TO clean nifty pair OF gloves. Price, 80 cents
Try 10 before buying. An the Agents are present,
ed with an open bottle 10 prove its OPERATION
Agents aye coming money by the unprecedeutE
demand. More wanted.
CONTENT, NEARY 4 Co., Wholesale Store,
w60Wly No. SOP Broadway New YorL