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All to be sold for oxEpolL.R Each

$500 Set Ladies' IeweIry-Jet and Gold o. to I5ao
600 sets Ladies' Jewery-varied styles - tn ~
800 Gold Pens, Silver Case and Pencil 400 10 o.
400 Gold Pens Ebony Holders & Case 8 M 70 10 o.
Goo Gold Pens Mounted Holders. 2C0 70 500
All the goods in TIN above List will he sold with
out reservation. for ONE DOLLAR EACH Certi-
icates Of all the various Articles are placed in sim
liar envelopes sealed and mixed. These envelopes
will be sent by mail, or delivered at our Office.
without regard 10 choice. On receiving 4 Certih
cate you will what article IL represents, and Z
Is optional with you 20 send one dolar,s nd receive
the article named, or any other in the list Of same
value
BY this mode We give selections from varied
stock Of fine goods Of the best mass and latest
styles, and OF intrinsic worth ~ nominal price.
while All have chance Of securing articles Of the
very highest value.
In al Transactions by mail We charge for Tor
garding the Certificate. payins postage. and doing
the business 3 cent each. Fine csrfifcs;ss ri BE-
'snf for 81 Eleven for s. ThVfy foT g. SLrty-frs
for SO and One BapdrsG forsl5.
REASONS WHY
We should supply your wants our facilities are
unsurpassed cur work Of unrivalled excellence
lur promises punctually observed. Our central
location brings : near the most remote points.
our goods are new from the manufacturers, and Of
the latest and most desirable styles. The 90 d.
must he sold, and the terms are unequalled- AL
articles ordered are forwarded by return mail.
We guarantee entire satisfaction in every in
stance and II there should be any person dissatis
fed with any article thsy may receive, they will
Immediately return il and the price will be refund
ed
AGESrs We allow those acting as Agents Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance amount t. One Dollar
They will collect = cents for every Certificate,
and retaining Do cents, remit 70 Us Is cents for
each. Address,
GEO. DENERIT co,
HJ3 Broadway, New YORK
teb. o. daw3m
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IMPORTANT CAUTION

80 Thgusaaas Of Dollars are paid 10 swiudlng
QuAckf daily, trstch tt frsira str4.. This
comes from trusting 20 the deceptive advert ise-
ments Of men calling themselves "Dorf9rsT whose
only recoInme udation + iraaf tLeB Of fis.res.
~ Advertising physicians, 10 nine cases cut Of
ten, iHposf9rs and medicines o. this kind found
IN drug stores, are generally worthles--got up %
ssN. and not 10 cure The Sure Rsuttiss can lie OBJ
tailed At Hp OFcs only and are warranted o. re-
presented, in every, respect, ne Brice rIH BE-
rshHsss Persons a. a distance may be cured At
home he shortest g0fsthis tune. hy -eulur Tor
them. - Dr. Aattisou is an educated physician
n over tEenty wears experience, ten IN gsasraI
pracfies, until compelled b. ii health O. adopt an
Office practice treating all acct dents resulting from
imprudence in both sexes, giving them his ratois
affsHfieE. - Circulars giving full information,
with aHc1u5fst fssfiHiaHilis, also book on >as-i1
DissEsss. 90 sflff sstfl15s sent free. b. sure
and send them for without fefi1oni1s D. sfr1ag-
sr can he trusted Enclose stamp fur postage.
AMI direct O. DIR. MATTISON. No. 2S
UNION STREET. PROVIDENCE. x. I.
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DEURETIC CO'AP0UND.
Alternative SYRUP.

for iatrriiiss Of tss BLOOD rssulfing from iaprl-
,,i'' = egasiHg EraptioHs the sam sore TsT0Gf,
" IN and Nsss Loss IF HGU Old Sores Settings
= gns ~ the B0nss and al oshsT SUNS Of gcffus
etsor t.s system. =; No remedy ever discover
ed, has done what has been achieved by Thu II
ctrs GENT from tae S0ufk, stopping az Ns port
and for uAich As pr,ssHfed DR.. " trih 500, gfer
iGslng been undsr s frsafasnf Of the most went
phBscigHs fH Baltimore, PhlEfsiD htG aud Nsr York,
I for FIVE YEARS Never despair OF perm anent
cure, matter h0tr obstinate your has been
I'll you have tasted the virtues Of this potent liter
sfrts II is prepared erBressiy forth, pHrBo's and
Is superior b Other rsHltfg for such cases. ~
\ ttr. tot.T -1.u
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REyOLVERs.

FULL sIOCh Of all the most desirae BE ~ q
n Of Revolvers and Cartridges for Al = n-iees
BRINSMAID 4 HILDkbtnn
Feb. No. l. bsnA D.'
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FRANCIS ROWLAND.
HALH- Ia lMnuHur

w' NV " oaA D IT,
FIR rcie- elce- ciecrfuIiy refer 20
DOOR ri cSELL. Bank Cooperst0w1.
JOHN SCOTT
uED. r WORrUINGTDN.
W"rth.ngt1n Bank.
CHA>. ". SMITH utsc-u Bank
! hereby certify O.. the FrHlr'ts uf the above
Betsy SMITH, MILFORD Utse-5 Co..NY
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INV YoRK. Mar. 2.-2.2j P n.
Gold 1874.
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Isa gradus te Of the London Medical Colleges, and
has pr.ctf ,ss iE England and America for over Il
years wth unparalleled success IN the treatment OF
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FRESH sUPPLIEs.

SIBSfASTIALs, SOLIDS, COMFORTS ali In thu
- way os Good Skeetings and Sbirt.ps-s' Ehi,s srS
rey Wool Flannels, Cotton Plsnnels, Blsached
Cotton Denirrs, Crashes, safinets, shifting Elan
ne.s. 6rcy cassimeres, Fancy Doeslins, Rose Eian
AZ LYMANS.
wv "a '"'' dRut.
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STEAM FROM
EtTCTVOOI 10 Boston.
DIRECT. ONCE A FORTNIGHT.
WARREN ~ CO.'S LINE.

I HE following splendid 6rst class iron screw
! Steamships are appointed % sail from Liver
pool tor Boston every alternate saturday commenc-
ing SATUR DAN. April sth, l-65-
PROPuNTIS. 250O tons. an horse power.
HELLESPONT. IN ' 15D
GAMBIA. 25ou " y-1 d"
PARAMOUNT. 2=l9 Sc I5U
Passengers BY these Steamships will be regularly
supplied with liberal allowance Of cooked pro
visions
Steersse passage from Liverpool to Boston. SO %
Children under u years, llnu
Infants under ] year, 1900
R-TO RESIDENTS OF NEW ENGLAND wish
in % get their friends out from the old Country.
these steamers offer advantages superior o those u
any other Line. Passengers by these steamships
iI5d IN Boston where they viii be within easy reach
% their friends. and where they will avoid many
% the dangers and annCyances which heset stranE-
err landing IN New York.
For freight or passage apply % WARREN CO.,
90 ST. Street. ard -i3 Commercial Street Boston
S-riGHT DRAFTS for ttSterling and upwards.
payable In England. ireland or Scotland. for sale.
Agents N Liverpool, GEO. WARREN & CO.,
FenWick Chambers.
February llth. daV6W
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VERMONT SuEEP.-At a meeting Of the
franklin Farmers Club, at Bernardstown.
Mass. last week, the Springfield Republican
says
some bsri things were said Of the ho'-house
sheep OF Vermont. and their pecuhar relation
shin \ delete race mus; be the result of snch
uunqtural forcing Mr. Hammond Is said 10
hove s7}l $50. GOA worth NJ sheep the mast wear
without diminishing the value Of his flock He
dourtl.ss makes move money than those who
huv If him or the ruhlic can realize. The sheep
G.vor IN Va-moni may he reckoned akin TO Pc
tr.l@um stocks fly years hence. There is more
or less oil 70 he found IN both operations.
The first II M,v was said 70 he the best time
70 shear sheen Later the wool becomes bur
den and loses rather than aims. Washing sheep
IS 4 farce. and i only point for hnvers 10 talk
Of Grease rsn't easily dissolved w cold water.
Coarse wool shrnks less by washing than fine.
Dealers deduct from fourth 70 4 third for
shrinking The real Vermont Hammond wool
won't hiring ss much a pound as some other
merinops into L cents. American woo is bet
fer Than English. ard Cheshire county, y. H..
produces some Of the best wool IN New Eng
land.
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CAPTURE OF REBEL TORPEDO BoAT-The
Chattanooga GG>effe OF the lst, has an ac-
count of the capture of rebel torpedo boat
and fourteen men, at Chapman Landing,
below Kingston. on the Tennessee, by seven
loyal IennesSeeans. The party were regu-
larly uniformed, and acted under the orders
OF the rebel Navy Department. The yawl
was built at Richmond, brought to Bristol
on the cars, placed in the HolstOn river, and
moved thence with muffied oars to the place
of the capture. Their instructions were not
to disturb or destroy anything until they got
below Kingston, where they were to destroy
the government transports. They hoped al
so 10 destroy the warehouses, rolling mills,
&c, on the banks of the river. The whole
enterprise was in charge Of a scientific Of
fcer.
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON r. X
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER AEhANdEMENI.
Commencing Nov 18th 1904, trains will run as 70
lows.
LEAVE BURLINGTON:
$50 A. NJ. MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell, WOr-
oester, Pitohhurgh, Brattleboro, springfield, Hart
ford, New Haven, Troy, Albany and New OK :
arrive in Troy 3.l2 P. NJ; New YORK $50 P. ~
Boston 30 p. X.
TAio-gs TO Bs,fo- u5iflO-f caGng, Of Cars.
ll.CO A. N. Accommodation Tran.
I.iO P. ~. EMPRESS TRAIN for Troy, Albany, New
York and the West arrive at Troy 500 p. N.
New York A. NJ BY Hudson River Railroad
Sleeping Cars or Hudson River Steamers.
Through 10 Troy lsiftouf cAaHgs Of Car.
go ?. NJ, NIGHT EMPRESS with Sleeping Cars, FOR
New Ysrk and Boston. Arrive in Troy at $40 A.
n New York 10 A. n. Boston Al.
Through to Troy and Boston lcitkOut change
Of Cars.
From tAs SoIfA and East Trans aTrirs az B1riF-g-
ton fotistrs.
T.45 P. NJ. MAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell, Wor-
cester. Springfield, Hartford. New Haven. Troy.
Albany and New York. Leaves Boston 30 A. n.
New York 100 A. n. with Sleeping Car attached.
Troy 1900 n.
42sAN, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping
Cars, from New York and Boston. Leaves New
York al P. n, Boston $50 P. y.
1000 4. ~, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Rut
land.
80 Pm, NEW YORK EXPRESS. Leaves New
York at 9.Ou p. y. Through from Troy without
change u cars.
TICKETS sold for Saratoga, Troy, Albany, New
York, Schenectady and all principal points On the
New York Central and Western Railroads, and In
!. ". CARPENTER.
No. !, American Hote. Bloch.
Backage checked through
~ Fare Away as low As BY any other line.
GEO. A. MERRILL. saD't.
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YER MONT CENTRALaND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing february 9Th, 1867.
r.,1ss como .oura AND EAsr.

FssISs sOiNG SOUR AND Vast.
Leave Burlington st 100 A. NJ, RIO P. ~, and
1901 n.
Mail Train leaves ST. Alhans, OILS A. NJ, Bur-
hngton go 4. NJ. connecting AZ White River june
tioD and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston, Nor
eerter. Springfield and New YORK, arriving a. New
Day Express leaves Montreal ut 500 A. NJ,
ST. Johns at go An. for Troy and New York.
Night Express leaves Osiensburgh at u % A. VI,
Montreal 10 ?. NJ, ROuse's Point 5.i5P-M 81. Johns
st iiO p NJ. arriving at Boston at $40 A. ~, con-
Meeting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester and with Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield. &c. and arriving in New
Accommodation Train leaves Rouse's Poin.
field.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Burlington at Ais A. NJ, 1910 P. ~, 4-2o
Day Express leaves Burlington at i.2O p. IN, for
Montreal.
Day Express leaves Boston at 7OOA. NJ. via
Lowell, Chicago and the West, making close con-
nectiOns.
Mail Train leaves Boston at 7.3pA NJ via Lowell,
Lawrence, or Fitchburg. for Burlington and ST Al
bans.
Accommodation Train leaves Mortified at IS
A NJ. BurlingtCL at 1910 P. VI. for Rouse's Point.
Night Express leaves Bellows Falls at 1000 P. VI.
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley r X
leaving New YORK. at l2.l5 p NJ, and from Cheshire
X. r leaving Boston at SIS p. II connecting at
White River Junction with train leaving Boston at
500 P. n, for Burlington, Rouse's Point, Montreal
| and 0gdensburg. The Mail Trains connect with
Passumpsic Road.
Sleeping cars are attached 10 both the Night FIX
press trains running between St Adams and
| Boston, and ST. Adams and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the Weston sale
at the principal stations.
| St Adams Feb. I3 Is65.
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4 SERVICE of th, t;r..ek Church was held
IN trinity Chapel. New York City, on thurs
dI., 10y a Ru. -iiu priest. the first service OF
That Church ever performed in TINS country.
il l. said rbe Rev Mr. Young, of Trinity
Clrpcl. offered the use Of that sanctuary %
jte Greek father. t. give the latter an OPP
par;uni-y Of celebrating the anniversary oil
the accession Of Alexander the Second 70 the
t.7.U- %. a.l the pu--as The festival Is a
CO.. Tirapus one IN the Russian social as
~ rliglous calendar. The offer was
it rcepr-d, and the sanction Of the
a- o.. tae ji0ce-e and the rector ofTrini-
'y ..iau'd. Beyond the making OF a
.r h,xi ns, and the frequent making
..tH ,I tie crpss. the external ceremO-
A.re not very dissimilar TO those prac-
%, Il ga the Church OF England.
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F,ith. Brig Gen Wilcox, in lack OF en-
ergy il carrying out Gen Burnside's orders
to push ms troops forward to Cemetery
Hill
Without intending to convey the impress
sicn that there was any dissemination ON the
part OF commanders TO support and heartily
cooperate IN the attack on the Both of July,
the Court express this opinion That ex-
plicit orders Should have been given assign
ing one officer to command all the troops
intended 20 engage IN the assault, when the
commanding General was not present in per
son to witness the operations
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WINNERS PERFECT GUIDES
TO TIE USE OF
Every Musical instrument.

DERFECT GufDE Tor the Violin. . Cts.
L Perfect Guide for the Flute. IS cts.
Perfect Guide for the Guitar. IS eta
Perfect Guide for the Piano. 70 cts.
Perfect GUIDE for the Mel0deon IS cts.
Perfect 6uide for the ACCORDION. IS cts.
Perfect Guide for the Fife. IS cts
Perfect Guide for the Clsr.onet- IS cts.
Perfect Guide for the Flsgeolet- 70 ets-
ALSO
Flute and Piano Duets rs cts
Violin and Piano Duets rs cts
The Instructions In these books are given in
ner adapted 10 the comprehension ofall grades Of
scholars Copies viii be mailed post paid. on re-
ceipt II price OLIVER DIfSoN CO.,
Publishers, III Washington St., Boston.
Feb sth 7lfd7 - r. hr- DIFF
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WATCHES.
J. Z. BRI SSMAID.
LADIES WATCES.

A MEXICAN and swiss Watches for Ladies' New
n STYLES Ladies' Gold Chains a fine VARIETY Of
Belt Buckles, Pearl. Ivory, Cold ami other Cur
Butt0ns, a very large stock OF Spectacle, Nos
glasses, 6osgles, Spectacle Caes the largest stock
Of Rifles, RevOlvers Pistols Cartridges &C. kent in
this city ana general assortment Of New doods
now opening. J z. BRINSNAID,
Feb. s Church St
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RFAI EsTATF CHANGES. We learn that DR.
|. wis hos .old his house N Pearl Street TO
Hi-am Walker. ESQ FOR $500
Mr. Stephen Whitrev has sold his resi-
def.c-. elrner 81 Bank and White Streets,
fr $3.50 including p portion Of the house
o. -e. ~ NJ F Woodworth'of Under
Hill.
" s---. Blolgetts have also bought
B,vingtnn Place" on Cherry Street.
T. Barnes E~q as we also learn, has
the house and brick yard OF Mr.
ti.r Morse. on Shelburn Street
The Mes-rs II Roby & Brothers have
bought the brick joiner shop on Markham :
Lime. now occupied by them.
Mr.. John Mctirath has bought the Bun
mel lot" and house on Union Street, includ-
Ing the widows reversion.
Capt Matthews has sold his place on the
corner Of Pearl d George Streets, To }. d.
Kingsland. Esq
The wilkins place on Pearl Street has
been recently sold by its late proprietor,
Mr. Stone
J. : Adams. Esq, has sold his fine resi-
dence on Union Street 10 j. D. kingsland,
ESQ. for 81 ,400.-Sentnel
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cERTIFIc8TES an REFERENcEs

MIlFuED. OrsEGo Co. ~ Y. May eth. is4
This is O. certify that ] have been sick with
Catarrhal Bronchitis" ior years. Last March !
was Induced Q" try Dr. on be- treatment which re-
lieyed ue Boz ten m.uutCs used 90 cough halfth
night. and raise un fu az craze ss much as a large
tea cup tl-lui Flsc.d l lem. Ms sleep vas 30 very
much disturbed. t4at would awase with burning
icveE ana pe-,pI.atiptl. After u-.u- TIE Doctors
medicine one nH nth. gained JOB lesh DOB pounds At
the enl o. w." month. weighed - pounds more
than iu -lA-rH previous. vs. cough isit me in two
weeks Tho Do. .hr srcat- ceased Ia 3 r3 ni.hts.-
Ny fever leif nee Ny appetite and sleep returned
and can rrui -ay that have been s ifwcre raised
from the goa g. ucWless .t life, ana This with but
one mUuta- Treatment
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4 WHOLESALE RoBBER. i correspondent
: from Rouse's Point. New York. under date
Fep. -. sends us the following strange
story
.sGreat excitement prevailed here last eve
ming. connected with the operations OF a
dashing Young rogue, supposed for time to
be the leader Of a gang Of raiders At .
O'Clock a young fellow, apparently about 10
years of age. arrived in the Ogdensburg train
and took room az the Massachusetts mouse.
where be was Joined by MS wife, who came
bv private convevance from PiatJsburgh.
At : O'Clock the gentlemen stepped out IN
the street. walked into druggists and lev
cling a revolver at the proprietor, demanded
has money. ! few bills being handed bin
from the drawer, DC decamped, dashed into
tso dry goods stores. awcd the p-oprIetors
and customers 10y threats OF insEau, death,
took the contents OF tie drawers and started
toward the d,T1.. Nat quite sttisle.. he
robbed two other stores on the wy Dat at
the last piece ho was cJiiared. and, alter
Struggle. was oyerrrwgiel and handed over
% the constable I3-iay he Was carried to
ChamplaIn, bound over ami IN default was
committed 70 Phtt-hsrg pail. The parties
. roH1.d are mortified over the ahsi. but n L.
a good ,xcusu for them that ;hey supposed
TIE rascal 20 BE- supported by gang outside.
10, sum If thr Fnhb-Ties amounted 90 only
about hiiy dOiiaT-. A. 4is room IN the hO-
rd were tuuni bottle OF chlOr1iOrm aud
several article, used by burglars. His dis
rargc papers wen. found, which showed
Juft he hss s-i,od thr, years az the goth
Nv York. and biz name j. Harry 81. Clai-.
The fellow called himself CLAUDE Duraf and
al is surrnised that he has had hi- head turned
by reading trashy novels Boston Journal.
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WHEELER = WILSON'S
SEU.F.yG .H.ICHT.7

SEWI.TG .H.ICHI.7 IN
Gls,s Cioth-rss,s-, Improved L00P-Chsos, Nsr-s,
HeHm,r, Bi.asr, corasr, BraiisT, T'iHlI''-, ',-.
HIGHEST PREMIUMS
AWARDED At rHE
international Exhibition, London, I,l-,
Industrial Exposition. Paris, 1868.
International Exhibition. KouiqsbeTg, Prz'ia. .,.
ArrHzF FAIRS OF TEE
UNITED STATES
AGRICULTJ RAJ SOCIETY
American Institute, New Yorl
Mechanics Association. Boston.
Franklin Institute, PhilaGelpLa.
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute. "4.ll--
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Mechanics Association Cincinnati,
kentucky Institute Louisville
Mechanical Association, st Ions.
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ATTHES STATE FAIRS OF
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FrHE &c LOCK STITCH made BY the WHvE1gE
i 4 WILSoS Machine is formed with two threads.
one upon each surface Of the fabric sewed and lr-
terlocked with each other in the centre q T. u
forms an elastic seam that cannot be ravellec, s-t
presents the same appearance upon each surface.
single line Of thread extending from stitch 90 stitch
From two and a half 10 three wards % thread are
required for yard Of seam. This stitch has been
used since 1876 in the greatest part Of sewing
machine work every species OF material. from
the heaviest harness and upholstery % the h-he.-
sOssamer, with unqualified satisfaction 70 Is ,ut
cient 70 say that, when properly formed IL Il a.
firm and elastic a. the fabric seWed, whether sub
Jet % lateral CT longitudinal pressure, and % .
buried far below the surface ~ the fabric seWet
a. not o. be affected BY the action ct the smoothing
iron in the laundry, or other wearing surface
should Il ever he desirable 20 be taken cut Ike
tucks, il can be done by leaving the lower threat
loose making what Is called gathering stitch r
without liability 70 ravel
The ECuSoNY OF CorroS THREAD, AND Six Be-
using the Wheeler Wilson Machine Is point ~
great Importance The Look-Stifch is far the most
economical.
Seams Of a considerable length are ordinarily
seved with the best machines, AZ the rate u a
yard minute, and that, too, in manner far su-
perior % hand-sewing-
Garments are now made entirely by Il, with th-
exception Of sewing on buttons. Laces stitched
on folds tucks, and plaits are laid and stitched
cord run IN, binding put on, quilting and oraidirs
done amer elaborate and beautiful designs.
The Wheeler 4 Wilson machine WILL SEW Ayr
THING from the hghtest muslins 20 the hearss
cloth OF even leather. Il works equally vel 12.-
sils, linen wooden and cotton goods, SEANNG
QUILTING, HEMMIN6, GATHERING and FELL
ING. performing every species Of sewing e1csr,
making button-holes and stitching on buttons. r.
on straight seams an operator with one machine
will perform the work OF ten seamstresses itEL
DO MORE WORK, MORE KINDS OF WORK, AND rs A
BETTER MANNER, THAN ANY OTHER MACHINE.
Every Machine iswarranted.
INSTRUCTIONS GRATIS.
GEO. w. 81 G. G. BENEDICT. Agents.
No. College St4s,i,
BURLINGTON.VT.
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For references see circulars had AZ his rooms
oIce hours from A. " until 6 P II.
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HADLET 90.
SON finished SlN Cord
- OOI COIfOH.

A VIEW lot 90 Mee-chaum nd Briar Pipes, the
n best assortment offer d, also new ,ssortlnent
~ Id as Travel ~ Baskets. Fancy Baskets &C.
nice for the Holidays. For sale 4 NJ. % Union
Block W. DREW 4 son.
dee q.