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f...r IL within Tie r..-l. II al s.
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.-t ..S,-t..l tonic. ana vet s. perfectly .9apted
o.. as tssr ia ert,et ac.ol.t-c. with the iav. Of
7stu-c ana h., saorse tie weakest stomach. AMI
,,re IN ~. 4 - .,.-o rr--l.- and sl.l~ all merry
ous and ot5er irritation. 70 isai>. perfectly ex.
bilarst;1j sar.-t. and r.t sfi. rev.r gv-ed
bv las,itude Up .ei-cssi... . sr--.-s It s. cen
noscd s-,tirefv Of vegetable. aid hose % roughly
combining 7.vrerf-l t.-ic AL .-H D.. .re-ties
and ,ons.71erily can never ia,urc -.l a 5e-
uedy has long been felt 20 b. Sd, siie.ltua- 18th.
medical world. both nv the t.er.u-tlT IL. - i.
medical .cierc- ard also tv ali b, have suf.re-
from debiltg; for /; needs b.. meaici skin O.
knowledge even 20 SOC hat debility follows ali
tiacks Of disease ard LAYS T.. u1gua dcd system
Jpen 70 the attacks Of many OF the most dangerous
to which poor huuani. is constantly liable. >uca
for example, as the following consumption
Bronchitis, Indigestion, pyspepsil, Loss f
Appetite, Fainjuc-s. Nervous Ir-itatilitv, Neu-
ralcia, p l?itarioa Of the Heart. Melancholy.
Hvpochundfil. Night Sweats Lsn-u1-. Gii.1ness
aud all that cags Of cqses e. fsIrfllv fatal # IN
attended to ID time, called Female e-kuesS. and
Irregularities Also, Liver Disbursements or
rorplditv, aud Liver Complaints Diseases Of the
Kidneys, Scall-ng or Incoatiuce Of ia. Urine. or
any general deraB cement Of the Urinary Organs
Pain IN tlo sack. side, and between the should
ers, predspos!ton Go >i-'t Coils lacking ami
Continued Cough, Emacjltion, Diligently OF Breath.
ing, ard indocd &C might eaumtrste many more
still, bat W. have sr3c. only % slv.. viii not
only caTc the debility fullowiu. CLiis aud Few
or but prevent all attacks arising from llii,mstc
influence, END cure the diseases at once, if al
rea iy attacked. And as 10 ac,s directly suI per-
slstenJiy upon tle hillary system, aroas;. : the
Liver Q action, promoting. IN fact, all the cx-
eretlons and stcT-tions If the system. 1t will in
laiilbiy prevent any d-.=terio s Consequence
following upon change OF climate AMI water
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ALBANY
General Infirmary
AG1 BROADWAY.

4G1 BROADWAY.
Too doors from HJn. Erastus Cor ning q
Co.'S Store, and merit TO the Building
occupied By the Albany Board of Trade.
Is the only institute founded in this ountry for
exclusive treatment of all diseases of the heap
throat. Here every operation which the wisdom
Of the Old and New Worlds has shown to be adj
vsabie in this class Of diseases is daily performed;
new and efficient remedies have been introduced,
and many diseases supposed to be incursble are
here permanently and speedily cured.
Z A I A r r IL
Is PERFECTLY AND PERMANENTLY CCEEp.
This disease, which has blfled physicians for
sces, and brou kht c)nsumptiJ N and death to mill
ons Is permanently cured. This is said positive
V, for during the last ten years we have cured
thousands, and have never failed in effectipg
ure, or in producing satisfactory results This
q no mere boast, for we give names Of persons who
have been cured Neglect Catirrh, because the
suffering is not intense, and we have POlypus It
the nose OF the various
THROAT DISEASES,
Enlarged Tonsils, Soreness, Cough, HJGrse.
ness, Loss Of Voice, Bronchitis,
&c, d., DC.
There we cure speedily aud permanently. Stin
slight deaths warnings, aUi a neglected CatarTh
becomes an incu7ab Consumption. We cannot
cure tbis-we % Tot protes, 70. God alone can
save. Still those who :uller from cough, rains,
nichtsweatS are cmAciatci an! raise much, SHOULD
net give up until examined By u fJv a. exam
ining paysici.-s 90 me Of the iarg 81 ".ife In
suraace Companies" I'm me les. we have every
opportunity . ia 20 lc,-cs TIE lungs arc La-ct-
"a Or no
DISEASES OF lie EAR
I Dc1f-es,- RoqriE1 IN tie Eart-.Noisss-
Running tram M Ear-TnHors IN
the Ear &c,
/ Never neglect. apply TO Us at once. At the In
/ Urinary the wost "a poles, cases Of deafness are
cured, by new n trulcnts ana new treatment. as
used in the besc institutions ID Germany, France
and En-ianl.
We can r-fer 70 the fo,iovia, persons and
I thousands e others who have been cured q Ca
: ts.rh. Throat Disease, &c.
MI H. Warner Of Warmers settlement, near
Syracuse. ana his sister. The seass was accom-
/ panied by huge green sc.ts L-oms two inches
/ squarc1 matter and most disgusting ST nch.
Mr. Taylor. of -yracus- Mr.. H. Haii. meek,
I q Utica Mr.. Noun1, of F4ycttcyiiie---h diseass
was OF thirty years standing. Mr. jane De Graf
ana Mrs. Oliver, Of neutrality-suspicious. years
since ar. John TIA.aslasi ana Mr.. Geo. webb
! Of AlbaIN.
N. q. L C7vart. az CD rlt7n. sa.atoya county
/ Of cough. uishtsweals, We kuess AID omaeiatIon
Miss Harding, OF Dro,kiyni Nr. Me- ath. Q
Buflla; Miss Elbin, Of Troy; O. partial -eaile s
and roaring the ears.
= deception Rooms Operating Rooms and
| LabIrat9r Letters otiuCuiry promptly answered
| by one Of the p ysirians IL constant d. tendarce
Prescripti rs and Medicines sent IL any part o
/ the country.
Address ALBANY General Infrma-y." Box
1913. a1glJaIyr
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURY.
BURLINGTON, VI.
Filler, Chandler & Co.,
OF BELCh sRToWN. MAsc.

or BELCHERIowS, NAst-
sFAVE ESTABLISHED the mandatory Of
: OPEN AID Tor }UGGiEs and COVERED CARRl-
AGss in all their vari. ties.
We shaIl manufacture and keep on hand full
assvr mcni 81 iignt ana fashionable work, made OF
the test material. and warranted IT, stand.
We shall c tie best of Eastern umbt-. md
eul. r. the best woTkmen from Eastern shops
ur long 'xptrience IL the manufsctur Of C,nia-
ees, AID our known character for pro iueing the
beet quality Of work, we feel assured sill secnre
l. u Tie liberal patronage of the public.
False Rooms aud Mandatory in LeavtnwoIth
Direk, College Ct, Burlington, Vt.
AprIl 25. $50.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-02-22
BURROWS
Infants Fri en- d,

GRAY N | Y I R E
TNHlS SPLENDID MIXTURE or Compound,
is by far the safest, most effective, gentle and
els ant relief for Children. Tee;hing, e''r pro-
need.
4 certain rchsf Inflammation Of
fo7 Lo0SeasSs Of Gums. ReSffeSS
the Boloeis, PAN ness, WIND co.,
in The Somach. SC Dysentry ana
Spaams produced Dian hGd.
from TedhRg,
Ali IrregulAriiie, Or the Bowels OF Children,
produced hy rectAing.
Are very happily relieved by this uneqraled
mixture.
MOTHERS AND NURSES
The hest proot Of 81 that can be said in its fsv
or is 10
TRYIT, TRYTT! TRYIT'
Challenge Comparison with any other Remedy
in tire world
Il has the approval cf some Of the most eninen
practicine Physicians IN the United STAT 5.
y Forsale by all the principal Dru Zyists and
Apothocari e. thr,u hout the United States ana
Canadas. Also, by NcNurdy. c rockingham &
Co. Blanchard g. Hoffman, Medical Hall, corner
south Pearl and Plain IS; Humphrey q Co
a Clement AMI II Bullock.
Price p cents per bottle. Address
WM. G. BURROWS, Albany,
Au gust. 10, leLb
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Coughs. Colds. Group. Asthma, Wi'oping-
Cough, Sore Throat. Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness. Influenza, Ferer and Ague.
/: is warranted to relieve Group in FIVE min
utes.
To break up {. mmon cod in single night.
ToTelieve he Asthma a. .nce.
L cure AL c,ushs and oisea.es c: .-5 lungs,
previeur 20 Uleo15ti n.
Thu match less success and mp ecsi- nted popu-
i4Iity witch this remedy has a;jsjne1 n m shr.
year, ~odli sc 70 be q suff ,ie4t ---'o;y u is
,xcslleucy. Ii suy one doubts il le. SIC give II
che t.iaI.
Read the following. Prom Hon. Levi Under
vol, Lieut.. Governor Of Vermont
Messrs. z. r. Msgoon & Co. hav. used your
Weeks' Magic Compound, for severe colds and
sore throat, and it has proved su efficient remedy.
It j. vai1abls accession to the list Of = neuies
for col5s, coughs, Sc.
an, &c, Your.
LENlULuE2WCOD.
Baling,on. c. l., 1850.
F-oa lion. Timothy p. RsGG,ld
D using so. H---', NJ gic Compound sbo-,
tiul,, sas .n:irciy cared Of one of The sv-rs.t
and ..".t ots'itsts c. upon nv lupes thar I
ever .xpsrieae u. know of no remedy canal -
it for coughs and lang complaints generally
TIMOTHY P. hEDFIELD.
Montpelier, oc:. 1884. lo60.
From Rev. E. B. Smith, D. D., Principal Of New
Hampton Institution.
los Magic Compound which you furnished D
last Spring, when Was suffering most severely
from the effects Of long continued cold upon my
lungs, acted like a charm. I he fret ght after
taking 1t, coughej less aud slept better than for
weeks before, and the use of il fu4lly removed
the difficulty entirely. l should use il again in
preference to any medicine l have tried when
similarly afflicted.
Yours truly,
L. 3. SMITH.
TuirfsE, Vt, April q, loco.
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NJ a n II , o ID
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORE

Just Published, in q Sealed Enrtlope,
I'm THE NATURE. TREATMENT, AND
~ RADICALCUkEU OF SPE fMAT0RkHOEA,
or Seminal eakress, Sexual Debility, Nervous
ness and Involuntary Emissions in1ucing Impo-
tency and Mental and Physical Incapacity.
BY ROBERT J. CULrERwELL, 81. D.,
AAiir sf IL, Green Book" &c.
The world-renCwneJ author, Ia this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves frem his own experience
that the awful consequences Of self-abuse may be
efectusly removed without medicines and without
dangerous surgical operations, bOugies, instra-
menis, rings or corIials, pointing out mode CT
cure at certain and efectual,by himself cheap
~, PIT tidy and radically. This lecture will
prove a boon to thousands and thousands
Sent under seal to any address post pad, on the
e3eipt of two postage stamps, by addressing
DIX. CHI. j. c. KLINE, NJ. D., l27 Bowery,
New York, Post Office Box 45s6.
April Z. davly
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MRS. WILSON'S
G 0 co AN Ut OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing Is pa. up In lar.. bottles
AID Tetais Tor 81 cts per bottle, and fr dre.spe tbs
hair OF any person young old there Is no, Il, equal In
the world will make the hair everything you wish 1.
to be. and moreover, it has perfume that Is infinitely
superior to any of the fashionable extracts either rern
or American, which alone should entins to place On
every lady's toilet table.
Use the kegclerator before retiring at night ana
in the morning apply little Of the Dressing and your
hair viii be even more lifelike in color and beauty
Use nothing your hair bat these preparations and
use these according to directions and we warrant YOU
a god healthy head Of hair
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale by Henry P VIII
son Co, Manchester n. H. TO whom all letters should
be addressed. q
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CARRIAGES AND SLEIGIi9
TIE Old STAND or
JOHN il. &. il : y,

JOHN il. = il +N.
CORNER O. Ei1- and Caa-l9.ain Streets, Bur
< linton. All gork warranted u tie best De
,criftou.
AILest al kinds Il
CAEhIAGES AID 5LLIGuS
Kept constantly On hand. A.s.,
LUM 3 t R.
Matched Spruce Flooring. planned a-- tao-oHsl
ly seasoned.
Rived ASD CEDAR sHlS6LLs-
warranted. 100000 feet Of strip Lath. o-way
Pine Flooring, thoroughly seasoned. Lenlock
Boards ana Cedar Posts for fencing. Machine
sawed Clapboarts, feet long.
PINE CLAPBOAED,
olaued, Is #.
inquire at tie shop G.!
JOHN K. GRAY,
orner q F'-r sDd CAaUqiail SIS.
Iuue
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LR o A DS.
VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
Choice Of Routes for Chicago < the yves"
Commence Aordcu. De I'd, 1850.

TRAINS GOING Norm AND WEsr
Leave Burlington at 4 Is \ NJ, l 81 +. h.'and
go P. ". -
MAIL TRAM connects at Windsor and " tie Xiv
er Junction with trains leavin; Boston and Spring
fe,d. $50 A. II. same dav, and New Ork
previous evening Leave Windsor at 30 P. NJ,
arriving Burlington at 90 PM, ST. Adams 81
P. NJ, lodge, and arrive a; Montreal at III 81
md Oglensburgh NJ ~ Pm. n xt day. Connect
ire at Ogdens6urgb with Grant Trunk train, FOR
Detroit aud the West without delay.
nay ExpREss connects 1t Burlingtou tn train
1eaviny Troy s,r1o morning. leaves Burlington at
l5OPM, arrivin. at Houses Point az K ~ I: NJ
AMI at Montreal and Osiensoursh same erenlns.
NIGHT EyPaEss TRAIN, connecting at " InIs9r
with train watch leaves New York 1t ; " A. NJ
at White River Junction win tram leaVes
Boston via Lowell az 90 ?. NJ Leaves
White River Junction az y Is A. ". arrives at
Burlington a. 8 $ An, Houses Point az -
A. NJ, Montreal at % 30 4 NJ. and O5iensourgh
at l 00 p. Il. the same DAY, aud proceeding oy
Grand Truak train f-- Detroit ana TIC West tae
same afternoon.
A Pa-rrer Car attached to 4 freight train
leaves Mortified az g. Oh An, arriving AZ Bur-
Iington ot ID CD A H., md 1t~t. Adams at y 10
p. ~. Returning leaves Ha-liact p at 30 p. "
arriving at Ncrt1dsld a. -. p. "
TaA.ys GOING ooUrH AND Est
Leave Darlington O.. IS : u, % + u,
AMI 10 P. T.
arrive 40 burlington at Is A. N, AMI Windsor
atlg5j .N. connecting at g. bite River June
lion with trains for Wells silver and Barton. and
for Boston / veil and Wo-c-5t ?, arriving II bos-
ton att 75 =. II. and connecting az vs. iads5r with
trains I.r Bss.5a Srcingdc'iand Ne" ork' arriV
ina, IN New Yor', 4 IL IS P. NJ
DAY Exrarss leaves Rouse'-Pciat al II - 4; NJ
/ r.- \.r-bf.fI Bu-ltrgton, Tr1vau New ORR
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LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
INSU RANCE.

Nd L IL "A Y e.
ETKA INSURANCE COMPASY.
HARTFORD, CONN.
capital, sl,soO,Oa
HOME IS-URANCE COMPANY.
NEW YORK.
Capital, $4,000
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY.
HARTFORD, CONN,
Capital 100000
LAMAR FIRE INSURANCE co.
NEW YORK.
CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE e.
HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital. $4,000,
y arm WESTERN INSURANCE co
oswECO, y. T.
Capital, $500
WESTERN tIASSACHUSETTSINS. G.
PIrTsrIELD, MASS.
new SEw YORK LIFE ISsrRANcE Co.
NEW YORK.
CHARTCR OAKLIFE INSURANCE.,
HARTFORD, CONN,
Capital al Surplus, S5l91@
Policies issued in the foregoing rs, s'1fi --
r,n;,s An diosses e7ufa5,y adjusted and urou1.
piid nv Oh eor'' Undersigned, 'rAo '7H H'aEs 20
fy1 ootcisso ',srals.
Burlinl ton l3t. u, 1860. d4ri-
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Burlington, Azsr5
gOWIS TIE TIME To BUY.

NOW Is TIE TIME TO BUY.
NOW IS THE THE.
These reductions are made in consequeu,s o.
fast. that the long pending suits Of tas VIE. p
Z " iIson Company, against infringing manea.
tu-ers Of sewing Machines. have al been dscl.
in favor Of the Company, and they have p-,c--..
i1iurc ions upon number Of such infrIngs-i-
Thus freed a. once from the Aea'y expenses { r
iza:iou and from good deal Of competition, .-=
r,oDose u share With the Public the benz
.aerefrom.
The PRICES sre now as low as the machine. "a.
be s,tI az. and pay fair profit, retaining ,-s E..
.r-rz worknalsl,P, which will Away o-l-l-.-
= tlem.
No further reduction, csr thsrcf.re BE- ....
and consequently Sow IS TEE TIyg 20 49,
4 full st.ca on hand.
G.W.& G. C. BENEDICT,
Agents, No College s; Bgr..zE,-
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GREATEEDCCT.ox iNTnEPRIcEs

WING IA MINES.
These unrivailel machines, with new and val
liable improvements, are now sold az prices 20 to
20 per cent less than her tofore.
Their FAMILY MACHISEs-some Is different
patterns-I can now sill. with tho Universal
neruer," advertised IN another column at SO
10 SlOO and upwards And their MANUFACTUR-
ING MACHiNEs-as mary different patterns can
now sell st $40 10 500.
Their new S5O Shuttle Machine, larg
size double-speed Machine, with many lac and
valuable Improvements is very lar superior, eth
er for Manufacturing purposes, or tor Family use,
to any other "Lock-Stiich' Machine in market.
J. BATTEY, sole gsat for he
GClaMplair Valley.
Burlington, Nov. dawti
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DIARIES FOX 1861.
llleGhln SIRE Dress.

P-'r'ft c. NJ. { Col,st Srr,,,. Ir,hrsrer Y
GEO u. * G.. G. BENEDICT,
EDIToRs AND PRoPmE1oRs.
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CLENwOoD LADIES SEMINARY,

FIRST CLASS BOARDING AND DAY
! School for Young Ladies.
Ma AND Mas. HIRAX OacUTT. PA>CPAIs.
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PIANOS. FIANoS
HAZLETON4 BROTHERS,

rEHE subsc-i6er, a PRACTIc4L Msz,rs
4 and tho1ou Zhly acquainted with every par
a Piano, ia SOLE Agent for the celebrats1 Instr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

we have frequently heard that there bavs boan
large losses or investments in sugar and ,oo1osso.
| on The part of many houses connected with tho
cuban trade. 1t is presumed the remarks annlv 70
houses IN Northern cities 1t appears yerv stranoe
at hrst view that purchases in sugar. or that tho
| great sugar trade, should result so unfavorob,o
Here in New Orleans there have been only t,vo or
| three suspensions in that branch of businass rho
Cuban trade has heretofore maintained q bir 49,:
tton IN the commerce Of the world, Recent
developments, the late pressure and eycitop,o,t
In finances in Havana, lead to the sunnosition ~
fact tits confirmed that the Cubans and Castil;ona
nave been, like many.others, going ahead too fost
Railroads and high prices for negroes. and naotod
prices of real estate, generally throughout w.
Island of Cuba, have much to do with the denros
sion in the Cuban trade.
The New York Express, of tbe avoriro, g Y,
26th, says: ~ 'N0
Several Spanish houses with Cuban connoot,oau
nave gone to protest, and more will nrohahI,r 2nI
low, as klting" upon exchange cannot he con- |
nhued IN the present state of the money mariEot
in 1es7 are OF long standing, and originated
banking and railroad purposes, which have Loo,
ho kted along from that time. The Cuban bonsns
nao also extensive American Connections innII
ilay houses OF wealth, who for tempting com.
tIio.sions, Io0k enormous risks. In MANY caeee
thelr losses have been large and in some coso
Ihey nave failed not only here bpt in RaIt; u"ses
Losses IN sugar and moasses have been nameJ q:
tle sole cause of suspension but accommnGatio rs
papef aop Cuban account the chief trouble
considerable amount of this paper has failen M
pank through the loose practice which hnn lnto
Vaned, OF making call loans with commercial XII
as collateral and Cuban bills, without A I Iis
"1 ne are at discount with prudent peope
mere are other failures in New York. The drv
goods trade is very hard pressed-the last failnre
u 1nls branch is an eminent house engaged in the
'lk trade. We have thought that silks have bean
Is:sis rather high for two and three years past
tn's nouse-h. Lambert Co. owe $500 600
' So nominal 5000, 900; confidential debts, s4Oo
wv which, according to New York assignments III,
'li Jake all the assets, and leave ordinary
u.s. say, perhaps ssof sinad aarha and
q 1nl;rs t BARELas u co, 81 omuon strs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01

The Toilet

"TREFELIo" is THE TRUE SECRET
"TREFELI0" Cures all EtrpttI
"TREFELTO" Sottens the ski
-, "TRkFELIO" Beauties the g /
"TRRFELIO" Graduates H1,
"TREFELIon 50 cents a bo,,As5s
Particularly adapted TO warm climates ~
in the water for Bathing Is deliciously refresl#
ing, giving the Skin Freshness, Smoothnes4
Brillianey aud Purtty-Cooling and Invits
flesh firm and OF An alsbaster richness OF Eg
Eruptions. Immensely popular among thI |As,
AS-Sold everywhere at 80 cents bottl
Sold wholesale and retail by JAMES
street. and by Druggists generally.
THESE
my2s 2p1y General Agents. u
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PRES ENT&s

An inspection of this large assortment does imply tho
least obligation to purchase The Goods will be cheerfully
shown at ali tines and in allowed be msrcpesened
Particular attention invited the large assortment OF NEW
STYLES of the following articles
ry in Europe.
BOHEMIAN GLASS TOILET SETS, in every variety
SURPRISE oDEUR CASES, Cigar Cases, Work Cases. Jewel
Boxes and Reculcs.
Rich FINE JEwELRY of the latest patterns
Rich JET GOOnS-new styles.
Sterling Silver CUPS. GOBI4ETs etc.
PLATED WARE-Tes and Coffee urns Sets Of six pieces
Cake Baskets Casto Butter Boats Punch aud Ice Bowls
Walters, Gard Receivers Candlasc<s etc.
Splendid Pearl and Shell Gold and Silver Embossed FANS
richly Painted in Pnse
PRIZE MEDAL otERA GLAsSES-wottby the particular
attention Of conosseurs
MARINE AND MILITARY SPY GLASSES.
MICROSCOPES aud MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS
Indies and Gents TOILET BoXES-Eew Styles.
WORK ES0f PAPER Mache, Ebony, etc.
oDEUR CAsEsof Crystal, Ebony Faper Macle, Tortoise
Shell and Pearl.
PARIAN MARBLE sTATUARY-Sew Subjects.
PORTE MONNAIES- New Styies--slver, Pear, Tortoise
Shell EeiRat and Embossed Velvet.
MECHANICAL TOYs-F.ntrely New Designs
BACKGAMMON AND CHESS BOARDS
CHESsAIEN-of Ivory, Dresden Bronze etc.
NEW GAMES AND PUzZLES-A large varsity.
PoRTFoLIos-O OF Paper Mache, Velvet mud Icather.
DESKS AND ESCKET0IRS- OF PAPER MAehe, Ebony,
Rosewood etc
SILVER AND PLATED PORT BOUQUETS
ETUI GAsES-Of Ivory and Ebony with Gold Furniture
BRIDAL PREsENTS-PGarl, Jewel and Jewel Boxes
GOLp-MoUNTED CANES, with Jewoled Ssttfngs-A large
variety Of new patterns
CUT-GLASS TOILET BOTTLE2-some richly mounted in
Gilt, with Medallion Settings.
FERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES for The Toilet
Indies and Gents Superior KID GLOVES.
Fine Table and Pocket CUTLERY
Chests Of GUN IMPLEMENTS, for Gents
AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
Gums, Pistols and RevoIyerss
-Also-
MILITARY GtOODSI
SWORDS BELTS, sAsHEs EPAULETTEs, CARS AND
SPURS etc, etc, etc.
r3The prices will he guaranteed as low ng goods Of tho
same quality be procured in this city, and will be sold
for CASH or CITY ACCEPTANCE OH favorable terms
GUION'S,
20 st. Charles street, (verandah Buldnvsg
d2i 2P5t few doors from Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-01
Books for tAe Season.
STANDARD AUTHORS.
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DURING THE HOLIDAY WEEK.
For sale by
THOMAS L. WHITE,
Bookseller and Stationer,

400 Canal Street......,.....,.l05
PRE&COTT'S WORkS-In II volumes.
TRvING's LIFE OF Observation-Disclosures in yo,
MODERN BRITISH EssAYIsTs in Tolaues
CALU0UN'S WoRKS-Tn 6 Vo umes.
MOTLEY'S DUTCH REPUBLICAN, Volumes
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COLERIDGE'S COMPLETE WORES-In7 Volumes
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Derby Jackson's Edition of BRITISH CLAsSICSI1 20
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FRENCH CLAsSICs-Transated; in IS Volumes
BYR0NS WORKS Life and Letters-In iG Volumes London
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SPARKS AMERICAN BIoGRAPHY-In 10 Volumes
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NoCTEs' AMBROsIANlE-In Volumes
BANCRoFT's HISTORY OF THE UNITED sTATEs-In
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