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GIRO III. Il.

rsNUE Undersigned. IN CONVECTION
with others, having spent much time and
money in the Western States and Territories for
the purpose of collecting an assortment of Gcolog-
i'al. Miucralogical and botanical Specimens, and
Indian Curiosiic,, arc now prepared to fill orders
for Institutions and individuals dcsrous Of bccom
ing the posscssors of some Of the most strange rare
odd and curious Natural Wonders Of Mother
Earth that arc to he found in Americ We have
collections from many consisting of Stalac-
titles, Stalagmtcs, Rock Formations and Crystal-
1atous Of various forms and colors; also elegant
and beautiful specimens Of the different classes of
Lead, Copper and Iron Ores. From mountains and
ridges we have large and extensively varied col
lection Of petrifed sea and other Shells Volcanic
Rocks of many different compositions, rocks
tanning the exact forms, in crystalzcd state, of
many animals and insects, belonging to both sea
and land, many of which are entirely extinct, and
have not a yet been classified by geologsts From
valleys our collections Of pctrfactions and other
specimens are far too numerous to mention in this
short notice. Suffice it to saw, have over
SIN THOUSAND DIFFERENT KINDS of most
singular curosities that now wish to dispose Of
and we have fixed the price low, there is no one
but who can purchase at least specimen,
Single specimens with the exception Of few, ; !
Of different kinds. >
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HAIR by ES.

RUsIIs Argentine, Bacheldcr's Premium, and
IDWater's Liquid Hair Dyes the best article.
Of the kind in use, For sale by
March .. j. W K0Bl co.
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the NEW SCHOOL DOOKs!!
E'IlE following Books recommended by the
Board OF Education and made authoritative
may be had of the subscriber At MT whoissaie pr
c's, 10 s'H And at HALf PRICE FOR EXCHANGE
Ia the latter The srchaHye pr,ce must be taken
~ ash, and the old book which it supplants.
Cornel's lst Stepsin Geography, Ex. price l2s
Primary rs
q TRAN, School A.
High Sch Geo. and Atlas s7k
Grcenlears New Prim. Arth. OG
intellectual 10
Com. School 25
National 37b
Tower, Elements Of Grammar l2k
Gram of Composition 30
Quackenbos Hist. If L. States 30
The Vermont Copy Books per dor. So
Single Entry Book Keeping to accompany them 20
blanks To the same -
Double Entry Book Keeping 80
On exchanges made per cent will be allowed
to the merchant or individual, doing the work
and scholars are to pay only the above prices
Sales, without nm exchange, must be at the regu-
lar rates.
Merchants in the vicinity will please order from
ne, and superintendent give due notice to teach
and schools that the books hand for their
accommodation. J.. A. FULLER
Burlington, April 30th, 1853 w3w
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AT THE
A W NEE WATER GU RE
IL iiRATTLEBORO. VT,

we make scientific application Of ELEcTRIcIrr|
which, in connection with Water treatment hal
produced wonderful cures, in many cases which
had been previously given up as Hopeless. Wd
also the ELEcrRo-CHEMIcAL BATHS, the valus !
of which has been fully tested and without which
we should scarcely consider institution complete
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G A N ID SPRIN G OPEN N G

- - "a A. - - ~ 4 ~ ~ " - ~ ~ ~
AT
G. Il. LLISON
May he seen an entirely neu and handsome assort
ment of Spring Goods
NEW SPRING DE-LAINEs,
NEW STRIPED BAYADEREs,
NEW PICCoLoMISI PLAIDs,
NEW WHITE BRILLIASTs,
NEW CoL0RED BRILLIASTs
NEW CAMBRICs,
NEW FRENCH PRINTS,
NEW ENGLISH PRINTS,
NEW AMERICAN PRINTS,
GINGHAMs,
NEW LINEN DAMAsK,
NEW TOILET QUILTS,
NEW LINEN HKFs.,
NEW DoMEsTIcs,
NEW HOSE,
NEW HOPED SKIRTS,
dc., &c, &C., dc., &c.
All of which, having to be converted into cash
within the next 40 days, will be offered at aston
shingly low prices. March 18th.
THE MANUAL of the WARDROBE.
100 LARGE OCTAVE PAGES, IN rArER,
BY MRS. PULLAN
PRICE, IS CENTS.
1T Is A COMPLETE TREATISE upon thi
i branch of Domestic Economy, and by far tn
most valuable publication upon this subject eve
issued. 1t comprises thorough dissertation upon
taste in dress an explanation of the different
stitches made in sewing, remarke opn the
various kinds and qualities of fabrics used in
the wardrobe, with complete directions for cutting
and fitting all kinds Of garments for womens and
childrens wear the preparation Of table, toilet
and bed linens. illustrated by nearly
100 CUTS OF PATTERNS & MODES
No Housekeeper can afford to do without it.
Mrs. Pullan is the highest authority eItan.
upon the subject Of the Manual, having written
more upon this subject than all others combined.
Her contributions to English publications have
rendered her household word" and have
been perpetual source of supply to the Ladies'
Department in the Magazines of this country.
For sale BY f. A. Fuller, Samuel Huntington,
and at the Sewing Machine Parlor, No. College
Street (Free Press Building, lower hoor).
marls d6wtf
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Chicago and the West.
NORTHERN, WESTERN, BRITISH ard Y.
MAIL ROUTE
TRAINS aotNG NoRru AID WEST

TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST
Leave Burlington at o.j5 A. NJ and $50 p. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN connects at Windsor and White
River Junction with trains leaving Boston and
Springfield, at 40 A. VI. same day, and New
York previous evening. Leave Windsor at %
p NJ, reaching burlington at G.25 p. NJ, Rouse's
Point at Gas p. NJ, Montreal and Ogdcnsburgh
the same evening. Connecting at Ogdcnsburgh
with Grand Trunk train without delay, for To
ronto nd the West.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN leaves New York
at $50 A. NJ, Boston at ~ NJ, and all nterme-
mediate Stations. Leaves Windsor at $50 p. VI -,
and reaches Rouses Point early next morning ar
irving in Montreal and Ogdcnsburgh the same
forenoon, and proceeding West by Grand Trunk
trains, without delay, for the West.
SPECIAL TRAIN leaves Boston at P. NJ
stops at White River Junction to lodge. Leaves
Mt 90 A. NJ, breakfast at Mortified, reaching
Burlin:t"n at Ills A. NJ, Rouscs Point at 2 I'D
p. NJ. and Montreal and Ogdensburgh carly thd
same afternoon.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH. AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at 7.3j A. NJ, 9.jj A. NJ, and
80 p. VI. MAIL TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point
GOO A. NJ connects at Burlington with Steam
boats and Rutland & Burlington r. r., and atl
White River Junction with trains for st. Johns
bury, Wells River, White Mountains Boston
Lowell Worcester New York and Intern ediatd
stations arriving in Boston at 6S5 P. NJ, and id
New York at ! p. VI. Passengers by this train
train dine at White River Junction.
EXPRESS TRAIN Leaves Rou ses Point at . i
90 A. NJ, connects there with trains from Mon i
treal and Ogdensburgh the same morning, receiv i
ing passengers at Ogdensburgh from Grand Trunk
Road and Lake Ontario Steamers Leaves Bur
ington at 50 A. NJ, dine at Mortified, and ar
rive at Boston at s45 p. NJ,
Accommodation Trim Leaves Rouses Point at 81
30 P. NJ, connecting there with trains leavin 4
Montreal & Ogdensburgh same afternoon, connec1
ting at Burlington with Rutland Railroad and
Lake Steamers. Lodge at White River Junction
and proceeding morning to Boston Worcester
Springfield, New York, &c, arriving at Boston al
LOO P. NJ, and at New York at 4.20 P. NJ,
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West, fo1
sale at the principal Stations.
G.. MERRILL, Supt
Mortified, April 18th 1859.
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Market.

INhE subscriber has opened, under the Town
L Hall, on the South side,
& T. n T. II Al NJ 4 II X T. T..
where the citizens Of Burlington will find, at al
times
CHOICE MEATS, of erery kind: FISH,
POULTRY, EGGS, BUTTER,
CHEESE and VEGETA BLES
in Great Variety,
and where the FARMERS will find
Ready Sale for their produce.
The subscriber intends to keep Market which
will! be at all times supplied with articles of sup,-
quality, and which will be convenient and in.
viting to everybody. A. B. MURRAY.
Nov 30. daw
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LOOK HERE. RE ID THIS!
VIII. Want, Profitable Employment :

A GENTS are making from - to 81 per day in
~ q business honorable, pleasant and adap pied
tolugll or travelling Nreuts, Mere iunts, Mochan-
lie co. 1nvhody. An article uu-urPs.srd in excel
lcu,,. with constant and Increasing demand, Will
be .uld ~, one fifth the resalirrrtai price, every
dollar Invested returns nte. IN agent l. wanted
in eycry town, ~. klsc- ,aa bc cent by express
t. ary pant If tho 4. $.
I,f rnti,ulors address, with inclostA stamp,
Dir, W. W. Hubbard.
vii en- Brandon W.
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PAINTING.

HO' Sc, SIGN AND CARRA GE
PAINTING, GRAINlNG, PAPER HANGING
&c,
pone on short motto and in good style by
S. II. RUSSELL.
At the oil stand of Russell 4 Spaulding, Shell.
burn Street, opposite American Hotel.
April 18th 1859. dtw3r
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AT THE
AWREN WATER CURE,
LIZ RRATTLERORO. We.

there are p1is0rs used to weaken and destroY
the organism, but every thing is done with a view
to build up and sustain HEALTH in its highest per
fiction, and in order that patients may acquire
knowledge Of the Laws of Life and learn I'd
avoid disease in their future, free Lectures Civ
en- in the establishment, every week, on Physiolo
gy, and Hygiene, or kindred subjects.
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RAJ LRO ADS.
Rutland 4 BURLINGTON IL. II.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
IN and after Wednesday May 18th, Trains
leave the Rutland and Burlington Depot, as
follows,
eAb A. NJ, Mail Train for Boston, Lowell, Wor-
c,ester, Springfield, Troy, Albany, New
York DC
1l.20 A. NJ, Accom- notation train from Rutland
connecting at Troy with the Hudson
River Boats.
Sis p. NJ. Accommodation Train for Rutland
Trains arrive at Burlington as follows:
$40 A. NJ, Accommodation from Rutland.
5.25 =. NJ. Mail Train from Boston Lowell.
Worcester, Springfield, New FORK &c
ll.45 p. NJ, Accommodation train from Troy and
Rutland
L. A. CHAPLIN, sup'.
Rutland April 10, 1859. d&wt'
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WHEELER g. WILSON
Sc w N G NJ A & HIN f. s .
PRICES REDtCED
NEW STYLE $40

PRTCEN RFD TCFU.
NEW STYLE $50.
LIVERY day adds to the general testimony in
~ favor Of the superiority of the Wheeler 4
Wilson Sewing Machines over those of all other
kinds. We do not believe that any person who
ever became expert in the use of one (and no ma
chine can be more easy to the learner, if easy,)
was willing to relinquish it for any other whereas
multtudes who tried others have abandoned have
them and resorted to the Wheeler & Wilson Ma
chine.
We are happy to announce that an important
reduction of the price 90 these machines has Just
been made by the Company (see larger ad-
vertsement on the outside;) and they will be
promptly furnished by us at the same price as is
invariably charged for them at the mandatory.
Those who purchase of will be gratuitously
instructed in the of them by practiccd and
skillful worker. q. W. & q. q. BENEDICT.
Sole Agent for this Vicinity.
Oct. H. daytf
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y. 4. WORCESTER,
NURSERYMAN AND FLORIST.
TlETFoRD, VERMONT,
AFTERs FoR SALE UNUSUALLY FINE GRAPE
VNINES of the choicest varieties, including
Delaware, Diana, Rebecca, Concord, and Hartford
Prolific
DWARF PEAR TRgEs, STANDARD AND DWARF
APPLE TREEs, Blackberries, Raspberries,
Goosebenies, Currants, Strawberries,
Rhubarb, Asparagus, &c. ORSA-
MENTAL Shrubs, Vines, Roses,
and lIeIbaceous border
plants. GREEN
plants for budding
out, and for
house culture,
including splendid Verbenas Fuchsians ever
blooming Roses Heliotropes Geraniums &c.
FLOWER SEEDS of the choicest varieties, and all
other things desirable for the Fruit and Flower
Garden at the North.
Descriptive catalogues, with price,, gratis to all
applicants.
Thetford, March SO, 1889. daw2m
INFANTS WAISTS, received this day at
JELLISoN's.
Nov y dtf
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The above is put up in quart and pint bottles
anl is for sale by all the Druggists.
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ID Il ElNED this day, now supply Of Prot
az Woods Hair Restorative, Also. burnett.
Cocaine, an article which gives universal suits
faction as . dressing for hair.
j, W. RuBY a co
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Those desiring still larger quantities for the
purpose Of forming Cabinets can have them at the
same ratio. Persons ordering specimens can give
the name of what they desire or leave it with to
select.
We now most respectfully solicit the attention
of Colleges, Academies, Schools, private Institu.
tions and individuals, who may wish to make addi-
tions to their old cabinets form new ones, and
we guaranty to give entire satisfaction to the ut
most expectations Of those with whom we chance
to deal. orders will be promptly attended to, and
specimens carefully packed, so that they may not
be injured in transportation. Some of the single
specimens can he sent by mail, Those ordering
such must remit with their order, at least eight
three-cent stamps, to prepay postage. Larger
quantities will be forwarded by express from st.
Louis, at the expense Of the purchaser. No order
will receive attention, unless accompanied by the
monsy All letters asking for either information
or references, if accompanied by stamp to prepay
return postage, will be Immediately answered.
A. p. FOSTER,
T.. ". BUCKWALTER,
J. F. COLEMAN,
J. S. KIRKPATRICK,
Projectors.
Address A. p. FOSTER, CO.
Washington, Missouri, April 10, 1859. w45ml
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AT THE
AW RENO WATER CURE
IL BRATTLEBORO. VI.

the various forms OF EXERCISES, under thoroughly
competent direction are practiced daily. Thus vi
have CALIsrHESIcs, daily, in the forenoon GrM|
SAs1Ios, every afternoon and MEpIco-G YMYAs|
TICS, according to LISG's SYSTEM with appr priatj
apparatus, for such patients as are unable to enI
gage in either of the others.
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ENllE Genuine German Cologne also, Cologne
4 of our own manufacture, made according to
the most approved French recipes For salcby
J. W. ROBY 4 CO.
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PERU merry

UBIN'S EXTRACTS, Jockey Cub, blessed
] IBaby, Ncw-mown Hay, West End, patchouly,
Musk, &c, Sc Also, Lubin's Lavender Water,
and Dubius s. Picrres Frangipani.
FIR sale by j. W. ROBY co.
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In otder N prererf deccpton, obstrue that The fac
HmRs NJ the signature If our firm covers the cork ~
srry botie-u1tbom this protection none is genuine
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J. ". RORY n &C..
Druggists and Ap0lhccaVicS,
Corncr Churrh aud College streets,
UKLINGTUN, VERMONT
MEDICAL STUDENTS

IVAN find, At the subscriber, 900 % sultmcut Of
- Dissectins Cases, Of the bet aumctuic and
for sale Mt low prices
j. " ,"BY & co.
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"'e" Drtain Is completely ouf-generaled hr =. ~
oo'"e risai; and at this critical time wben a. ~
'seSs'ns OF the former are held only nv !. Ia.:"n
expenditure OF gold and blond far bevond ~ ~
C."a - . u muter OF "reat uncertainty how ,oaS
Ihgiihd can maintain even this-a berc,y 'ong
empire, fresh, vigorous, and nrcoress;.e young
. "er pain, making his way not through p,.ssuP
"a temples and palaces; disiainino to usa,tI
~ oi caste or the religious f,na,icism ,f .ho
80 veAu'pa'e the tenants of the soil: bnt con
t1.nne ny the introduction of the arts of neaca IN
o;bsrs o'a' eie.atIon CT the Chinese, Tartars' and
This IL 80. 'uha IN occupation of the country
h' - ,hdeed a rival to be feared, a nower 49,
""'cn the whole Of Asia must gradually y;s,d Tut
= SINS Clear That Russian -Siberia viii soon
."ueu u tne very confines of British Ipd;, 81
s"e rvai interests Jar, then England,s never ~ .u
az VIII De shaken from Cape Comorin To the H.. TX
-" n l. may be, as the New York T;m..
Sasse''s' uhat the entirr Of Asia will h. -. %
nuscovite' but we can hardly realize 20 s,nn. 'ne
~Sys'em- otii' the Times is unaues,ion,blv cnrrn.s
D. u ior'eits that Asia is to be tho th.s,a-as
russian manifest destiny, as cert,inIv No; -
!: 'he people OF the United States. The rea.ons sa
TINS opinion are thus given: 'i
Already Russian influence
uendenf - eounuy improperly named on the man Ina.
49, aitlry-are under Russian rule : Tins -, NC
expected. R egsm 70 the boundary Of India. And, as might be
nrfar c ssh agents are buy among the npuIati,r - r.
rS Sancol, and Scinde, urging thar di,iama,;n VI me
apnar.,ns - 80 ~ victories ov-r English rivalry than ali ths
sr,nh = ., arms When the French and English 90, ,o oe
sought peculiar advantages IN China. thew 90 "a nes 3 TORS
fesiiss 's nm sharing MT only all their gains. nut acou;r;n.
Middle Kingdom. There can he but os r"sn, onnmeree OF the
'"pId- must give Asia to the Muscovte-n
hussian prot ress, il directed mildly n 9 :, bos hoo.
III ~ - Oh late, unst lead TO astonishing results
and the Anglo Americans-,be renrsSan,e
widely differing governmental policies-mav
'ee on me shores OF the Pacific i'm the nroorsss -
their Developments of civilization.
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On The ANOoR.-It is evident, that, al
Issinl ~ its attempts to carve Oh n
IuHsE, Russia has been quite fortunate IN
= u,Y'c'Haiss gallantry rewarded by n Chi
9MoHr. Gen. N~onravieff has heen APP
= '"e SKIES and elevated to the :. ski by the
"en created Count Amoorski rs a re-
L. - Snare IN negotiating the recent treaty
.aua's- "a well "a his previous services in
= the Russian Empire. An article in n
M 81 the Rsrue des Deuz .Noades attri-
= . credit Of discovering the vast value
- oasln while he was the Governor OF
IL @ When the A~nglo-Frsnco allies
O"h or Petropanlowski in 1854, Moura-
- ~ reinforce il, passed siown the
|h' Vas 50 impressed with the immense
.nAl, 'nehocria, that he subsequently, organ
-. 10 explore it. and three times in per-
~ entire length, thus amply confirm
Nes< His reports. sent 10 s.. Petersburg.
aS'cfoFy that the entire giant influence Of
oeen energerictlIy employed TO build up
-shen the foundations of the new empire
T1' 10 the already extensive domain of
,b = , progress OF events in that distant
cs "O'd, casting in the shade even the adj
Yo.s - IN Civilizations, is thus sketched by
ssFs since vast Forests. Inhabited nv wild beasts and
p. &C., Population, whom strangers had never
J q AMI !. over the vide area between the Baikai
F-cs 80 nssr The region was nominaIly an outly-
hrsne Sninese empire A representative 81 the
= ~ s.ea at a small village on the river side, pre-
aurer ernu natives AMI such political offenders as
u hu. sst-n-1 10 that dreadful scene Of exile Orig
fno.As y ralns race and dynasty OF China, its peo-
u 80 march of conquest, migrating, almost in a
fn- - psslhtry at the South To this ab5de Of desc
rdaeasf nas-Eaus IN 1855. They have already built
Ihryuvb : SUI sreaksafers. Wagon roads have been
pr 49, Irss,s- Railroads, hundreds Of miles in
D. 49, e1i their tracks partially surveyed.
h. e-- NE river are immense workshops. which,
pa .br-a1sess' AMI efficiency, exceed any In Europe
n-hrS~ 81 Needed machinery can be manufactures,
/ S,aa Sos 10 a marine engine Of n Thousand horss
l1s--s-not merely steamboat, but large sized
ue -. Up tne river even tn its head waters The
tsr b - ani traders are met at every turn Emil
y tat ysuolsaris a day In short the movement Is
fhe N1ore China had surrendered her territorial
be r. vas frreti-vably Ru-siauized. And, as
and 81 49, appropriation, the space brtvee1 Nj
fqrr-a <Isourx u IN progress Of annihilatfon- Last
trs,ean 'ntns for q letter TO pass from the Amoor
p tra1.;. praL W. hayc Just seen the imperial courier
|arS-J =, - ~ days Thus uk only IL the Russian
d hr5u- - tnfna seas, but the China seas are stimuli
sfealy nearer to the seat of Russian govern
! wt 20 estimating the political and social
may result from these movements.
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Empire of France !

IN THE NAME OF THE n
in conf Trnity with his orders, transmitted TO US by His Ex-
cenency the minister of the Navy. We, the undersigned, Victor
lie Coat de Kerveguen, Lieutenant, Commissioner Of the Govern
ment of the Emperor of the French, do hereby proclaim and de-
clare that from this day the full Sovereignty of Ciipperton Island,
situated by 10 deg. 10 min. latitude North, and Ill deg. SO min.
longitude West, meridian of Paris, belongs to His Majesty the
Emperor Napoleon Ill, his heirs and successors in perpetuity.
Given unler our Seal on board the merchant ship :" Amiral,"
the 18th day of November, 1858.
The Lieutenant, Commissioner of the Government,
l29tf (Signed) v. LIE COAT DE KERvEGUEN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-01-15

Bo0tS and Shoes.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NEW
goods in this line, ex "Yankee," viz:
Mems enaneled pump brogans,
Mems patent leather pumps,
Mems enameled oxford ties,
Mems goat do do,
Mems calf half welt dress boots,
Mems calf Trick sole French calf boots,
Ladies' ErIcy buskius,
ladies' do rosette buskins,
Ladies' India rubber sandals,
Misses fancy buskins.
ChLi's fancy lace CATERS,
Ladies' worstel slippers
132tf Z. A. d. r. fooh-
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Nsm advertisements.

Groceries.
(N SALE. BY RECENT ARRIVAL THE
" following choice ssorrme Or he
undersigned, viz: inc s'Ore oil the
Preserves.
Ere b apples, Fresh cnrra. 81
Fresh ounces, PSI go ." HE
Fresh peaches, Ire~h ISbs,a
Fresh pears.
Raspberry jun, Fr-nch
Cranberry jam, Engfsb uicLL,
N;a Jm etc, ETC., etc English pie fruits,
English sauces,
English mustard,
French mustard,
SuHh"er sasNy- Hops,
ouns po~usr, Soap,
go Ia Tins Of water, butter, sugar, oys-
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