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Proverbs for the people "Tdke heed Of an
or before, an .fss behind, and RnGre on all
sides"
You will be equally wise by avoiding the per-
nicious mixtures which skilful barserver can
compound. and are palmed on the public under
the name of Bitters. CRINEAN BrrTERs have
passed the ordeal of trial in U. 5 Hospitals, and
wherever introduced, approved by reputable
Physicians Nothing can compare with them as
4 tonic and Alternative. For female weakness
and complaints resulting from 1t, the Buffers
ened, and healthy and regular action ensues.
See advert sement.
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NEW YoRK. ,Julv 81

Cotton is firm with sales at IS a ACE per
ID for middling uplands.
Flour unsettled-S 500 bbls State sold at
So : 10; Round-hoop Ohio at IS Is a
9 SO; Ncstert So a : As; Southern 81 IS a
- p ; Canada IS IS
Wheat d'.ll and sales unimportant.
Corn dull-saIes of 81 600 bushels mixed
Western at 90 925c.
Beel frm.
Pork frm-sales of 400 bbls at S35 50.
Lard steady at 70 2I4c.
Whiskey firm a; 81 l6 per gal asked, and
ll3 offered
l. ;. coupon is Of 81 1914; j-2Os. old,
1914; l0-iOs 97s.
NEw YORK, Aug /
The Herald's Pari3 correspondence says
Melons mission iIom N ,ximlllian to Napo-
leon wac a failure
The Heraid's Washington dispatch says
The Presidents health does not appear 10 be
completely re established, though he received
much benefit from his recent excursions
The Times dispatch complains of the ac-
ton of Gen. Emory, IN command of the Dis
trict Of Shenandoah, in relieving Gen. Tor
hctt. Ii appears that Gen. Torbett went to
Washington a few DAYS since. and Gen.
Emory hearing of the fact, relieved him of
his command n Winchester, and directed
him TO report at Baltimore under arrest
Gen. Emory also preferred charges against
Gen. Torbett among which was one of being
absent from his pos, without leave at time
OF great Importance. The correspondent in
stitutes a comparison between the two officers
much TO the damage Of Emory.
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wv A"ahs OHIJ OIs
Adyiccs from Queenstown of july Goth
cay The Great Eastern is in Bantry Bay.
waiting Tor the laying OF the shore end Of the
c,ble' which, it is expected will be accom-
piished by the Dist or the ODD.
Steamship New York arrived this morning.
Liverpool oates of the ooh say the Cotton
sales were 5000 The market Is quiet and
unchanged. Breadstuffs q let and steady.
Provisions dull. Lard advancing. Produce
quiet and steady Illinois Central Railroad
So 90c. Erie 81 a Sole.
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DURNo's CELEBRATED CArARRH

DURNO's CELEBRATED CATARRH
SNUFF is the best known remedy for Headache,
Cold in the Head, Snuies, Imperfect Voice, Bron-
shitis, and Catarrh. Few persons appreciate the
diseases arising from disordered nasal organs.
Sight, hearing, taste, and smell are frequently
ruined by cold in the head. The gas generated
by the use Of this snuff eleanses the entire head,
and restores proper articulation. Its effects are
pleasant and wonderful 1t contains no tobacco,
other injurious ingredient. Colleges ties
Stst,s, aad the most eminent Of the Medical FScul
~ have awarded it Testimonials and premiums.
Sold by all Druggists for Is cents per box. Can
be sent by mail on receipt Of 30 cents for one box or
81 for four boxes
Address. JAS. DURNO, P. o. Box I27s,
New York City.
At-whOlesal-, by DEMAs BARNES 4 CO., n Y.
June S-daElyr
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\Ew YORK. Aug.

Quite mystery attaches to prisoner who
arrived at CAIRO from Memphis on Thursday
night. per steamer City # Alton. He was
heavily Ironod and under a guard consisting
OF a Veteran officer and four men who would
give nu information in relation to the pri-
soncr rther than that his capture was the
most important one made for some time.
They proceeded by rail the same night to
Washington The general belief among the
passengers on the City Of Alton Is that it
was Young Suratt one Of the accomplices in
the assassination OF President Lincoln.
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d3tawIy
BRoKEN-Dowx sYsrEM.--There

ABROKEN-DOWN SYSrEM.--Ihere IS
disease to which the doctors give many names,
but which few Of them understand. 1t is simply
weakness-a breaking down Of the vita! forces.
Whatever its causes, land they are immediately
its SYMPTOMS are in the main the sane Among
the most prominent are extreme lassitude, loss OF
appetite, loss ofGesh, and reat mental depres-
sion indigestion and Stomach Cough are also
frequently concomtsnts of this distressing state Of
body and Of mind. The common remark in relat-
ing TO persons in such condition is, that they are
consumptive. Now, what these unfortunates realIy
what Is tfsor-ri,af strength; as certainly as
dawn succeeds darkness they can rceuperate their
systems and regain perfect health by resortinsto
HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH DIT
TIERS It is as clear that hie-rerivins Tonic is
REQUIRED in su,h cases, as that the dying hame Of
An empty lamp requires 10 be revived with ne"
supply Of OIL Perfectly pure and iunoeuous' con-
timing uothing hut the most genial vegetable ex-
tracts and combining the three grand elemenis Of
a stomachie. and Alternative, and genial invsor-
ant, HosrErrER's BITTEns are suitable t. all
constitutions and are applicable to the diseases
and disabilities Of the feehls 20 those u men
New York House, 50 Cedar Street, y y
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IMPORTANT READ! READ:
Hasheesh Candy Cures

Nervousness, Restlessness, General Debility, Low
Spirits, Loss OF Appetite, Headache. Diarrhma,
Chills and Fever, Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Govt,
weakness Of the Back, Coughs, Asthma, Soreness
Of Lungs or Chest, Impotence. Dyspepsia, Nervous
Debility, &c. &C. Foo an account Of is Oriental
virtues, send for circular address Sylvan Orient
Co. once and Laboratory No. Is Marshall ST.,
Boston, Mass. Wholesale Agents, John Wilson d
Co. 1873 Washington st.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES THE

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. - TIL =
celebrated DR. DOW continues TO devote his entire
time u the treatment Of all diseases incident to the
female system. An experience Of twenty-three
years ensales him to guarantee speedy and perma-
nert relief in the Of sHRPTessioH and az
othsr Menstrual Derangsrsnfs from irhateusr eaa''
All letters for advice must contain 81. Office. No.
Eniicoit street, Boston.
r. Board furnished t. those who wish TO
remain under treatment.
Bos on. June a, 1865. dNawiS
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WASHINGTON, Aug. !

\ number Of persons prominent IN the
late rebellion who had been several weeks
waiting 70 see the President have left the
city without this being gratIfed.
ihcv are not more than 1000 patients IN
the various government hospitals IN this city
and ITS ncigh5OrhoJd.
\ gentleman who has Just returned from
a tour through the counties Of STAFFORD.
SpottsylyanIa and Orange, Va, reports he
found the inhabitants generally in very
destitute CONDITION with no money and very
little of anything aside from the present
crop.
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WATCH FREE TO AGENTS.

r T,OwNsENDtr CO. Manufacturing Jewellers
d. | New York now offer their entire stocSl
valued nearly Million Dollars, CONSISTING o. 81
SiiverTnra &C. &c Elch article IL worth from
sIn1 T. 81 10. and each to be sold for 81 CO. sealed
certificates calling for every article in THIS miease
,s-son AMI rniy,d and when ordered sent for 2'S
s for s. %. ~ FOR $500, By mail. No goods 10 De
paid for until you perfectly satshed. WuI
Agents are making from 500 - Si.Oy uIy selIt.s
orr csrtilieltss Watch will be sent free to every
Agent. Address J .EowSsESD & Co, % John s.
New IOrT.
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Our Motto--s.Never Despair"
ORIENTAL B.ELS.f.E q!

A TRACING THE MEDICAL WORLD OF
n SCIENCE For Coughs, C0iGs. Bronchitis, A.
tAmI, General Debiiafy, and all Lung. Thr01f, G7a
chsst Diseases. The propriet1rs confidently believe
that where any case Of Throat, Lung, or Chest Dis
ease any Coughs Colds, Asthma, or General De-
bility is curabe BY any medicine in the world their
preparations will accomplish the result, and give
the most complete satisiaetionIheir medicines are
specialize adapted to this class Of diseases, and 50
confident are they of success that cures in most
cases will be guaranteed. send for circular; For
sale by all Druggists J. wilson a Co., Us WASH
ingtor St. Whoiesale Agents. For sale also At
Patten's cor Harrison Avenue and Peach St, SYL-
VAN ORIENT COMPANY, Office and Laboratory, 10
NarshAll ST., Boston, NAss.
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WIN ELAN Nd LA y ID y.
To all Wanting Farms.

Large and thriving settlement, mild and health
fulclimate % miles south OF Philadelphia BY rail-
road Rich soil, producing large crops, which can
now be seen growing. Ten, tws nty, and fifty acre
tracts at from y TO s35 per acre. payable within
four wears. food business openings for manuiac-
tories and others Churches, schools, and good So
cIety. Il is now the most improving place East or
West. Hundreds are settling and building. The
beauty with which the place is laid out Is unsur-
nsSsed Letters answered. Papers giving full
Information will be sent free. Address CHARLES
x LANDS, Vineland PoSt-0fice, Lands Town
From Report OF Scion Robinson, Agricultural
Editor Of the Tribuae at Is one Of the most ex-
tensive fertile tracts in almost level position,
and suitable condition for pleasant farming that we
Know or this side Of the Western Prairies.'
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iIall,, vegetable Sicihan lair Rencwc

Halls Vegetable SicilIan Hair Remover
Hos proved itself O. be- the mot
perfect preparation for the ila presented o.
the purit-.
1t will restore gray hair 90 it, ori -'ual l1r.
i Wiil keep the hair fsJu il.liu- .lt.
il cleauses the scalp
e makes the hair l4strt u aud sis.cn-
Itiss splendid hair drss,Iu-.
NJ pers,In ia or ouu- shoals fail g use 70.
II 80 rapidly -ainia- popularity auo.- All
casses Of the community. such u- ur other pie pa
ration for the same purpose ra- ever aft Iirei.
lie very particular O. ash Or Halls Vegetable
Hair Reviewer. as there are wofth4ls' limit ti'us 30
the marset
For saIe by ". Robv ard Amos e. Spear,
Druggists burlington, VI. sui ht John J. Henry
& Co. Waterbury. - aul hy Druggists generally.
x 2. HALL a Co., fr p-isr -
Mayltth. Vsl Nashua, n II
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Waltham watches and Ayers Pills are said to
be the highest specimens Of American art, each
their kind one in mechanics and the other IN
medicine With a Waltham watch in one peck
ct and box of Ayers Pills in the other, you
should be at your work in season with the
health to pursue it.-.4drertiser, Norway Ne.
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BRANDRETH's PILLS A GENERAL
ASSISTANT OF NATURE.

What is health What is disease,
Health is when the supply and expenditure
equal. Disease when the supply and expen iiture
unequal
BRANDEETHS PILLS impart certain explosive
powers TO all matters in the body whose life Is be-
low the standard Of the surrounding partyor which
hs, remained longer than the time nature design
ed. So in fevers and all that cless Of cases which
soon run into modification. BRANDRErH's Pits
have marvellous curative qualities. Our bodies are
continually changing, and it is by this change we
live Should matter remain in organs beyond the
time nature designed, pain AMI inflammation SGT in,
which is nothing more than preparatory effort for
our good. All Bran ireth's pills supposed from
the results 10 do is simply
ASSISTING THESE rFFoErs or MATURE.
Julv a. d&wlm
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CHARLOTTE HALLS ESTATE.

District Of Chittenden, Sc Court for the District
Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate of Charlotte
Hall, late OF Milton in said District, deceased
GREETING.
WHEREAS said Court hath assigned the 18th day
Of August next the settlement Of the administrE-
ton account Ofthe administrator o. the estate OF
Charlotte Hall deceased, and orderea that public
notice thereof b. given 20 all persons interested
in said estate by publishing this order three weeks
successively previous 10 the day assigned, in the
Burlington Free Press, printed in Burlington, in
said District.
THEREFuRE, YOU are hereby notified TO appear at
the PROBATE Court rooms in Burlington, on the dav
assigned then and there TO contest the allowance
OF said account II you see cause.
Given under my hand, this nth day Of July A.
TIE. WALES, Judge.
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-wuIsKrKs: HorsrACHEs!:.E

TwHISKERS IOUSTACHES"-tS
CHILToNS TURKISH lNyIGORATJR Will
force them to grow on the smo1thet face OF hair On
bald heads in SIX WEEKs-Wirr uted.-This pre-
paraton IS used by the TURKS hence their long
and flWing boards. W have received Many Test'-
monias Il its efficacy. sent g. any al iress on re-
ceip; Of sl.Co.
ALLEN. CuiLTpE CO..
Druggist, aud Chemists,
Box 40. ISL sew la:k =. o.
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1865.

HOUaEREEPERS trobIed with ve.m n neei lie 50
no Iuu-cr. 10 they use 't0srARs' EXterninator-
We have used 10 O our satisfaction; and II a box
cost s. W. would have =. We have tried poisonsf
but trc, erected moth uE, but ''CostaI's' article
kuocs,l the breath cut Il Rats, Mice, Reaches,
Ants ms lcl- bugs. quicker than We eau w5ite IL
ono GG=rfff.
---Sce -CosrAE',' advertisement in this paper.
-fT-SoIt 90 burlington. Vt. ly all Druggists and
D-aItrs.
TrIt d fswrr1
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Anew REASONS WHY TIRE
w atch

Is THE BEST.
1t is made the best principle. while the foreign
watch is generally made principle at all. The
foreign watch is mostly made by women aud ooys,
sr HAND. While their labor is cheap their work
is dear at any price. sueh watches are made with
out plan, and sold without guarantee. They are
irregular in construction and quite as irregular in
movement. They are designed only b sell, and
the buyer is the party most thoroughly sold Those
who have kept "ancres," ''lepines" and Swiss
levers in professed repair for few years will sp
preciate the truth Of statement.
TIE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH.
Iustead Of bein, made Of several hundred little
pieces, screwed together the body Of the American
Watch Is formed OF SOLID PLATES. No jar inter
feres with the harmony of its working, or sudden
shock can throw lis machinery out Of -ear. In rid
ing or any business pursuit. 1t is all held together
as firmly as single piece of metal. 1t is just what
all machinery should be
LIST. ACCURATE I'd. SIMPLE. ID. STRONG.
ith. ECONOMICAL.
We not only secure CEEAPNESS by our system,
but QUALITY. We do not pretend that cur Watch
can be bought for less money than the foreign as-
.,re, but that for its real value I; Is sold for one
nan lne price,
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH tnamed Vim. EIlers)
is what its name indicates-Solid, Substantial, and
always Reliable-warranted to stand any amount
Of Marching, Riding or Fighting.
OUR NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH
named P. = Bartlett is similar in size and general
appearance. but has more jewels, and more elab-
crate finish.
OUR LADIES' WATCH, recently brought out Is
put up in great variety Of patterns, many OF them
of rare beauty and workmanship, is quite small,
but warranted to keep time.
THE PROOF Of the merits OF our Watch may he
fund in the fact that We now employ over seven
hundred workmen in our factories. and that we are
still unable to supply the constantly increasing de
msnd.
OUR THREE-QUARTER PLATE WATCH il
| thinner and ishter than the others We have de-
.cribed Its fine chronometer balance is delicately
adjusted TO correct the variation caused by change'
of ,emperature. These watches are thefruts of the
| latest experiments in chronometry. and are made
I Nv our best workmen, In a separate department q
I our factory For the finest tlme-keeping qualities
they challenge comparison with the best works o.
the most famous English and Swiss makers
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company
Is2 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
July E-dawlm
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AyINCREAsING DENIAND.--Nc article
has ever won more general and lasting favor than
PLANTATION BTTTERs.
The demand for them from ladies. clergymen,
merchants, &C., is incredible
The simple trial ofa bottle is the evidence we
present of their worth and superiority.
For n, spepsia and Low Spirits, Bad Breath
Pain IN the Side, Pack, and Stomach, Distress after
z ting, lie sdache, Heartburn, &C., We confidently
recommend the PLANTATION BrrrERs-
They are the plsasantsst tonic ever taken, No
change OF diet il required while using them Eat
all the good hsslthy food your stomach Graves
The good effects Of PLAsrArIos Bfrrrss are seen
upon making the arst trial very few bottles
Of On leave the worst dyspsptic sound and hearty
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Died.

In this city. July 2sts. Mrs. Cell. Sophia Bin
aged Is years.
In this city. July 81, 1855, Emily o. wife Of Nose
Morse, aged 80 years
In Burlington July 2sth, Walter C., son OF Rich
ard I. and Abby u. Pierson, sged months and IL
DAYS. Funsralsaturday afternoon at O'Clock
on Thursday mcrninZ, Aug ID, at the Vsrnoa
Yniscopal Institute, Charles Evans Prouty. son Of
Artsnss and France. NJ. Prouty. aged 10 years and
. months
At chiceso. July %, Annie NJ. wife Of George
Bailey.
LatevIlle, Conn, July 30. VIM G. Jr-. oiees
son of Vim. c. Stowell.
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NOTICE.

nv ,,,.r,al agreement have on thiS "a ~ an
X Ag..,sf isi given my son Chas II; ,--it,,
ridse the rem -der q s time darpS ,s sBv eit
and shall claim none Of rs ea'i,ll7 F-'
oil Ms n'il''''' JAS Il. BRECkENRlDeE.
rra-lottc. VI. Au- 9, ic0--H'"
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r5>a.l.a> OF FIoMDA.-A correspondent
p, -svHm;sb HTaId OF July 27th details
nui,u Brunswick and It. Mary's,
... ar F.r.iuauda. jacksonville, Picolata
I..s-a Florida. IT each place he
md people bad suffered much from the
10. lt Hftl. evidence un thcirp,st, Of any
.1-rs s. making repairs upon tier much
D.. us2. .us ha5il battered towns. The
% . r.st ~-:Ic,. and money more so.
DAMN j. il.-> Of rums. At Brunswick
-i.rr Vas Do, Ls-iu,-~. and of the people,
r ~ fw sfli.or-, hackers from the back
woods and negroes.
rhe -.ar ua~ t... care at St. Mary's,
1snt.... .Iaca-tuvi4ic. Pic1lata and
B. l;,.- t.rf.c ia-,rilr ii Florida Is much
-.- t9aa 'H, places on the sea coast,
i iI '..r., j. much more bacon, mo-
-.~. -..-sr. *. ga tire STATE tnan for
5C yeIs. lac people generally are
-i a"i appear satisfied with their new
-.t. &. .l-irs.
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NO HARDEE.HooD
On the part of the sOnth can prevent the saoees OF
the Union arms. Grant and Shermsn's policy. Ike
oHRIsADoRo's HAIR DYE,
Everywhere establishes cOlOrs which sEe beautiful
IN the psopleseyes. The huss of the National Flag
are those of Heaven, but among all the dyes o
Earth. there is none save CHRIsrApoRo's that pro-
duce insantan.ously perfect fac SMILES Of natures
every shade Of black and brown. Manaiaetured by
I cRIsrADoRu, No. 8, Astor House, New York
Sold by Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers-
July E-d&wlm $40
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r- PrADz AND DRILL vi the scholars Of
.-Tft-oa, Episcopal Institute. on Monday
.,.-. u., quite noticeable lit,le affair.
VIZ. ing 1.vu 5, Pal street. about forty
.-- .cr, ,a their ncat grey Uniform. they
...-E a-f.ua tie square. and, halting on
...... >.de, veu, through a number of
-ar movements. friugs. &c, with very
..a ie precision IA the presence Of 4
a.tr Of spectators. The Officers of
.apany are:-Cosfaiu. Wyliys Far
ISL Lleut., {. 4. Prcsco t: 2d do.
E.rlr- Tao boys are armed with
Iil-d nusscts, furnished by the
a.. tley keep a. beautiful order.
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,rILI.,sroN ACADENIY.

,,,tfr VAIL TERN Of Wn,iston Academy wa
.,-...s on Thurs lay the jlst II Au-us-.
po,-9 ls,. rooms will be furnished Sn reas ~ ,
;efras. flr which application sionl1 DC iH- -
early DAY - CTrLEY. Princip1l-
Willis;on, July -Jth' 1855.
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NEW DRESS GOODS
Ar
Ef.N.F.S"S.
Opened this morning. the very latest and hes,
ty!es Of
Dress Goods,
ell cho.ce, and verT desirable.
A. Prices 10 meet the Times.
Ladies will see many Goods here well worth look
Ing 81, not so mu,h for the good quality and ele-
CANT styles as the
Very Lou Pr,css at phioh they ore Offered
An examination Of the above Is solicited
-ArTHE-
CORNER STORE.
April y. 1855 dswu
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Splendid E{st Of articles,
Antohe ID ii oNE poLLAR -.

Al ID nc sou aNE " y r ~ A@asN - -~-~ais
soo Gent. Gold Hunting Case Watches So to $50
SOD Lacis - cold aud Elameled Gaze o.,
500 cents Hunt.rs Case Silver Watches IS =. 20
4u Diamond Ring, co. ~
$500 Cold Vest and Neck Chains, Is" 80
5o,i Gold oval Band Bracelets, ." 81
fuul Chased cold Bracelets, lu
1Itn ghataiaire CHAINS and Guard Chains, - ~
q mn solitaire and Gold BrOocles. /" 10
lu,l Lava and Florcntine Brooches. :"
1u.n Coral opal and Emerald Brooches.
20o0 Mosaic, Ut, Lava and Floreutine Tar
-lo Carsl. Opal and Emerald Tar Drops. /" 9
TOP "a lorna Diamond breast Pins. go" 10
ia.u Gold FOB and Vest Watch y. 80"
;uuu Fob suo V,st Wtron Slides, B" 10
i1u Set. sleeve Buttons studs. etc. 3
ltel told Thmhles, Pencils, etc,
mn Miniature Locbct-.
;s1 Miniature Locscts Magic Spring. g." D
1l1 Gold Toothgcss. Crosses, etc
o,l Plain Gold Rings, u
5000 chased Gold Rings. u
700 stone Set aud Ssuet Rings, $50" 10
Som California Diamond Ring, O. 10
200 SETS Ladies Jewelry-Jet and Gold. 30 10
6l1l Sets Ladies' Jewelry-Cameo, Pearl,
5000 Gold Pens. Silver Extension Holders
eooo fo'd Pen. & GoI3-Aiouuted Holders, "
som Gold Pens ard Extension Holders. g." Do
oo silver Gohlets and Drinking Cups, -
l.DlO silver Casters, ~
1000 silver nit and Cake Baskets To-" %
PER DOZEN.
000 Dozen Silver Tea Spoons. $40 50
900 Table spoons Forks, ." 100
MANNER or pIsTRMUuoN.
CERTIFICATES raining each article and its VAL
ue are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES which are
well mixei one OF these Envelope, containing
the Certificate or Orfsr for some Article, lrtrh al
ss,f one e54- Al rsf1i will be sent by mail TO any
address without REGARD 10 choice on receipt Of 3
cents The purchaser will see Whist Article Il
4r7rs. ara i,- value which may 10 from One 10
Five hundred Dollars. and can then send One Dol
lar and r..eive the Article named or any other on
HE .t ~ the same value and alter seeing the aru
re hit does not give perfect satisfaction, desire
il 10 be Immediately returned and the amount paid
will be refunded
Bv this mode we give selections from a varied
s,oes Of tine goods, Of the best make and latest
st,les and of intrinsic worth, at nominal price,
while all have a chance of securing articles u the
very highest value
In all cases we charge for forwarding the Certh-
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