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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-03-06
Hardware.

TNHE subscribers would respectfully in
L form the citizens Of Columbia and
vicinity, that they have opened their stock
of HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, WIN.
DOW GLASS, &C., to which they would
ask the attention Of purchasers, cheap for
cash. DIAL u POPE.
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Notice for Commissioners.

NHE Commissioners of the Poor, Roads
Il and Public Buildings, will please to
by them for their different Boards, by the
10th day Of March, on a supposed amount
of S25, 1000 Of State Taxes, March l, 1866
THOS. H. WADE, I. C. r. d.
Marrb .
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EMIGRATION TO MEXICO. hear
daily of additions being made to the
number OF our colonists in Mexico.
A private letter from q friend in
South Carolina informs us that the
Rev. DR.. Elliott (brother of Bishop
Elliott has left Pendleton for Charles
ton, thence for Mexico, to make pre-
hminary arrangements for the emf
grafton of his own and other families
The recent conduct of the Presi-
dent, in vetoing the Freedmen's s
Bureau bill, and breaking with the
radical party, may tend to check this
spirit of emigration, but if he fails
in his efforts to protect the South
against the schemes of the revolu-
tionists. thousands of the best citi-
zens of that section will be driven
. from it.-Ne,o York Ne,cs, 26th uA.
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= The United States Supreme Court
has decided as to the jurisdiction over
the navigable rivers within State bor
ders, that the constitutional powers
of the Federal Government are pie
nary, and the reserved rights of the
States are dormant, and that the in
tervention of Congress may be asked
for the protection of commerce
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GROCERIES,
OFFER THEIR STOCK AT
REDUCED PRICES {!
CONSISTING OF:

A GOOD assortment of PRINTS, of all
IN colors and qualities.
DELAINE,S, POPLINS.
French and English MER1NO.
Black and Colored ALPACA.
DEBEGE, LINDSEYS.
Opera, White and Red Atwood and Cot
ton FLANNEL.
GINGHAMs JACONET, SWISS MUSLIN.
JEANS, CAAIBRICS, PAPER CANIBRICS.
Bleached and Unbleachcd HOMESPUN.
Linen and Cotton SHEETING.
PILLOW-CASING, TICKING.
SHAWLS, LADIES' CLOAKS.
HATS and BONNETS, tr'mcd and unt'd
BONNET FRAMES, RIBBONS.
FLOWERS, FEATHERS. RICHES.
BUGLE and other Fancy Dress and
Cloak Trimmings.
Handkerchiets, Gloves, Hosiery.
Cuffs, Collars, Hair Nets.
Breakfast Shawls, Sontags.
Hoop and Balmoral Skirts, Corsets.
Wells, Coates and Clark's Spool Cotton.
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Engine, ETC., for Sale.
4 FIvE-HORSE ENGINE, in running
IN order, with pulleys, etc, for sale low
Apply at this Office. Dec 81
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Dwellings! Dwellings!
Peruvian Guano.

HAVING made arrangements to be con-
III stantly supplied with the above FER
TILIZER, / am now prepared to fill orders
at Charleston figures and importers prices,
freight added. l.. T. LEVIN,
Feb 27 Auctioneer and Com. Merch't,
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&rocerleS,

FLOUR, BACON, CHEESE, BUTTER.
LARD, TEA, COFFEE, SUGAR.
Whole and Ground Spices, Candles.
Fancy and Common Soaps.
soda, Indigo, Copperas, Blue Stone.
Madder and Logwood.
Plain and Fancy Cra cllcrs.
Herrings and Mackercl, by the barrel
half barrel and kit.
Sweet Oil, Yeast Powders.
Carbonate If Soda, Concentrated Lye.
Fancy and Plain Candies.
Sugar and Fancy Toys, Sardines.
Kerosene Oil.
Cotton and Wool Cards.
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Scissors.
Tobacco and Segars.
Together with a largo assortment Of
goods usually kept, and too numerous to
,ntion.
ALSO, ON HAND,
A large stock of WATCHES, CLOCKS,
SPECTAHES, &c.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired.
Old GOLD and SILVER bought.
New and secondhand WATCHES bought.
AGENTS FOR
KALB'S PATENT LIMBS.
HARTMAN'S PATENT l. a L i
CRUTCH.
And FAIRBANKS SCALES.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-22
Statements from Patients. So.

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-22

From EuRorE.-Advicez from Liverpool 90
the 9th, say
1t Is confirmed that France officially notified
England and PrussIa that negotiations are nc al
end
Napoleon said well, Ausril takes upon
herself grave responsibility
The London Times says SILICA would almost
seem 10 be the prize Of the conqutror IN the
CONN = campaign. Here Prussia mus, defend
herself, fur there is no one TO help her. The
only aid must come from Russia, and the Ger
D, NV quite indispo>ed 10 take up arms in her
b, halt Il Prussis seized Ho',tein, It IS there
fore, not unlikely that Austria viii cross the
frontier.
The Prussian sruir consists q 452 bauaiions
of infsntry. 321 s., 1sdrons Of cavalry and 1855
fe pee, s,etc ,th- largest army Prussia ever put
INTO the red
TIE Italian volunteers numh.r 5000.
Tvphus fever l. SAID TO have broken cut in the
Italian army % the frontier Troops are being
forwarded tally, and headquarter are swarm
To-. II f-Luug men.
The ustriau Imperial decree suspends the
laws for the protection If personal liberty IN
Y,netia and other southern parts ofthe Empire.
Tie authority TO do likewise and establish mill
tary courts is iven to the General commanding
the army Of The North The Austrian army i
now 100000 strong. ST whom COO, 900 will COM
prise the army Of operation, VIZ $4,000
against Prussia, sBd 2JO, 900 against Italy
The Italian government are sail 10 be eUgae-
ing London steamers 10 carry troops.
The Austrian commander has coryckei the
estates Of Holsteiu for the llth Of ,juut, by or
der Of the Emperor
The Saxon Chamber Of Deputies had voted
the credit required by the government and ap-
proved the projected armament.
Great agitation prevails IN Venice, owing 10
a forced loan and the refusal of the munioipali-
ty TO Cooperate in collecting IT, Large num-
hers bad deserted the clty in cunss quence Of the
new couscripton. Authorities have made ar
raugements 10 carry away the funds and valu-
abi,s f the Basilca Of St Marks.
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RELIEF IN Ten MINUTES.

To Vocalists and public Speakers. these Waters
axe peculiarly valuable they Will IN one day re-
move the most severe occasional hOarseuess and
their regular use iOr few days Will, times in
crease the power ana 1eXIbiIty Ofthe voice. -reat-
ly improving lis tone, compass and clearness, Tor
which purpose they are regularly USED by many
professional yUcalsts.
Sc that the word, BRYAN" is stamped on
each aaier, and also observe the fac smile Of the
signature o. the proprietor JOB MOSES on
wrapper 10 counterfeit which is forgery - o.
fencing parties viii he dealt with to the iuIl ex-
tent II the Jaw.
druggists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, g Cortlandt St NY.
Sold IN Burlington By !. ". ROBY. A. Z. SPEAR
u. d. ATWATEK, j. 5. GALE.
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CAzTLRY MATIIEs-Wv are sincerely
.ary g., sec the Board 81 Aldermen king
cour-e, the result OF which must b. to sin
iurtlor postpone tie day when Burlington
g. ?. have Cemetery. worthy the name. !.
O. TOW come thIee or four years since our
ci.iz,E, voted to have q cemetery, and aVIra-
priatsd $1,000 for tho purchase Of land for
the purpose The land could have been Sc
cured then much NOR chtaply than E,w;
and had the cemetery then been located, it
would now p. well under way, paying for Its
own Improvement by the sale Of lots. adding
-. tcattmcuons IF the place. and saving
OBJ. 6i-crscc oi heinc generation
lat-e .ime- in the matter Of proper
tai.l lace The seloctmen neglected to
make ;hc location, and the adoption Of the
CITY Charter made it necessary to begin
again. The charter proved to he insufficient
on one point but after another wears de-
.y. It was amended, and at last things were
10 shape to move The old Board Of Alder
men gave tie matter earnest attcution, ex-
amncd Site, obtained the opinions Of our
citizens. and finally decided on the extension
Of Green Mount Cemetery. as most central
IN it, location for tie population to be ao-
couma3ated, most suitable in itself for pur-
poses of burial and in respect to the eapa-
bili,y Of Its grounds for adornmcnt, most ac-
ctssiLl. at all seasons Of the year, and al
seady consocratcd by its historical associa-
tans Taey were unanimous, we believe.
Do tHcir decision, and they did not doubt. nor
DO ", d uht, tiat thclr decision was acccY-
,a'le so tie majority Of our citizens, whose
t..te ami standing entities them to he c1u-
suited Taey went On and laid out the
holnts Of Cemetery. TO comprise some -
acres wing around Green Mount. \ Vor-
ton Of It they bought and paid for, and the
remainder WAS duly taken according to law,
upon appraisal. The owners appealed from
the awards, which in such case, must he
settled ~ Commissioner appointed by tie
County . curt, through whom a final settle
ment may be reached IN reasonable
time.
1t seems incredible, but Is true, neverthc-
les, that at this stage OF affairs, the new
Board f Aldermen have reoPeved the ques-
ton of location. once settled, and with very
basty consideration, have voted to take for
cemetery, scuie IS acres, in the south part
Of the city. owned by Mossrs. More, q. y. |
Willard and H. y. Ballard.
Some OF Jhe results Of such action, If lcT-
sisted IN. we shall consider another tay. |
Meantime We trust and presume that the
Mayor viii lot add bis sanction to such leg
Islation, without careful survey Of tie case
H. all IL earrings.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-22
PROT. VAN BUShIRh'S
GREAT GERMAN LIVER REMEDY

Stris,s at the root Of al Diseases which originate
ia BtIau. ontuts oi the Liver. Jaundicc Acute
uT ga 1nic Affections OF the Liver Dyspepsia, SAL
-uW 'Duuteialce, SICK Headache are promptly
and rl4lctlly cuTcl by Professor Van BUS irk S
Liver Remedy.
Q hi. medicine is purely Vegetable, and docs not
contain either 81 MeraEy, .4L0es, GaHbodce
S-IHlHloHu an! erlasfic drug.
sole b., all Druggists Price one dollar per bot
tie. Ssh ior Professor VAN BUsKIRK's Great
term u Liver Remedy, aud take otLer One
dol AZ anu fifteen cent, either IN stamps ~ in cur
reLcy, sent 20 any ADJ ertlsed Agent, or to the
Propretors, OSCAR &. MOSES a CO., Y Cort-
.unlt street, New York, will ensure bottle Of the
Medicine hy return n all, postpaid
Agents Tor BurliIgt, J. v. ROXY, J. S. GALE,
"A. {. SPEAR, Il. ii. ATwAIFR.
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SY NPTO = ::

Dificllt or Irregular Breathing, Loss Of Breath,
Cough, Wasting q Flesh, Bleeding from the Lungs
Loss % Strength, Loss Of Appetite GENERAL Debiity
Night Sweats, Flying Pains through the Shoulders,
Chest, Face OF Limbs, Nervous Headache Nervous
PT0strati0n Gitdiness Dizziness Excessive Pale
ness sure Throat, Drowsiness, Sleeplessness, sour
stomach, Heartburn, Oppression OF Sinking OF the
Stomach, before OF alter eating, Remittent Fever.
&C &C. and especially in al Female disorders or
Uterine Irregularities such as Difficult, Painful,
Suppressed, ScaLty, Excessive, Delayed, Prema
lure gr too Fregueur Hfersfrrfarfou
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X L n G,S
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
CO.ESU.NPTIO.V,
trs us nosr ADVANCED srAeEs.l

for the RaficGi Cure Of ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, Ca
TARRH, and ell affections OF the THROAT and AIR
PASSAGES for the General and SPECIAL DeTaHge-
1aents oi tIe NEryoUS eYsTEM aud for all fHho-
ti0nGi DiSoIce o. the Stomach and B0tUsis,
IL fmHlsdfa rf Increases the strength and aeepens
the color ol te pale blood. Ii subdues the ChIs and
FeUa; and oiuiinighes the Erpecf0rafiOH 1t oheeAs
the aiJ.' rfats, always in from seueH 10 FOURTEEN
day. lne appetite is at once infig0rafed and the
patent Tagsgig gar.s f.sa the cough and the difficult
0reGtatHg are So, eddy relieved the sleep becomes
calm and refreshing; the et7cuafi0Es rfgriGT and
EHsf0rgl- AL the genera - mptUms disappear
with a really astonishing rapidly.
The Prescription should re used in every case
where The Ply scian commonly prescri5es ''Ionics'
Iron, Acids, BARK, Quinine cod Liver Oil, ~hiskey,
&c, and IN every case, by whatever name known,
in which there is exhibited any one OF more Of the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-22
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
ksryan'S PuImOnic Waters

- The original medicine established in ls3-.
anu Lrst article % the kind ever introduced under
TIE name II "Pulmguic Waters IN this or any
other country ali other PulmUuic Waters are c0un-
terielts- The genuine can be known by tie name
bh1 An beng stamped on each Wafer
These Waters have been before the public for
nearly thirty years, and the immense sale attained
not only IL America but 10 foreign countries fully
attest their intrinsic worth. The medical uroper-
ties are superior 20 any other article offered for the
cure u Pulmonary OF Bro. cliai affections and Tie
alaL-it! Contained IN each box L. nearly double
that q the many worthless limitations advertised
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-22
Religious INTELLIGENCE.

Revival IN BURLINGToN.-Ihc interest IN
the meetings held daIlY, afternoon and even
ing. during the week past, by Rev. \. B.
Earle, has gone on steadily increasing
There Is no excitement, but grateful evi-
dence Of a genuine and powerful work OF
grace The Baptist Church has been filed
at each meeting, with earnest and interested
inouirers after the way Of life. The number
Of thoee have gone forward Tor special
prayer, has leen as high as fry at meet
ing. and the recent conversions, a portion Of
which. however. would date back 70 a
time preceding thee meetings by ie"
days. are between t,ceafy and thirty. Most
of these are in the Baptiz: congregation :
but al the orthodox churches have been re-
presented IN the meetings. and ali We be
lieye are participating to some extent IN the
revival OF religious interest.
The Reveals across the Lake continue.
In ChampIain there have been liG hopeful
conversions in Mooers 80 to 10 IN Piatts-
burgh, Rev. Mr.. Blackcly's Society, about
81. % OF them in the sabbath School in
Beekmantown 50 to GO indulge a new hope !;
in tie Methodist Society in Elenburgh $50
conversions are reported and in SchuYiers
Falls, also, there is a powerful revival
Mr. Myron a. Munson was ordained pas
tor Of the Congregational church IN Pitts
ford, Vt. May 3lst
TIE New England Methodist Convention
in Boston was great success. 1t closcd by
a grauG jubilee in Music Hall, Thursday eve
ming. Besides music on the great organ by
Wilcox, and choral singing by several thou
sand voices. and a collation., there were
speeches from Gov Bullock. Bishop Simpson,
Rev Drs. Peek, Hatfield and Crooks, Gov
crn0r Evans Of Colorado. ard ojhcr--while
letters were resd from Mayor Lincoln, ChieI
Justice Chase, General Grant. Governor
Dillingham;. = uaJor Wiley @! West Virgin
D.. Representative St,lafarger OF Ohia,
Secretary Harisn OF ,tc Interior Dapr--
mens and others
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-22
STATE OF VERMONT.
APPROXIMATION

NJ HEREAS, The Bank Of Burlington. a corncr.
W ration duly Incorporated by the Legislature
~ ne state or Vermont located and doing busi-
ne5 az burlington, in the County OF Chittenden Ia.
made Application 20 me requesting me 10 issue a
pI l4i3ation designating some day for the terrnin
isl2l ol me existence Of sad corporation ; al
whereas II has been made TO appear to me that
teu-tilrds Of the legal votes Of the stoekholders
plicatiln. WI Vi s041 aP
-, NeW, therefore, !. Paul Dillingham;. governor
~ eLtte oi vermont in conformity with said an
LHiatlon ana the provisions Of sections eghty-sx
- e-7Rty seven Of chapter eighty-Rlne Of the
Iol5Isl Statutes Of Vermont, do hereby issue nv
i.oclSliallon and declare that on The Fifteenth
"a! q september, A. ID. $50 the said CONFORMATION
~ -le h4hk OF Burlington snail cease to exist as
~! AM Win the sam0 effect as if is charter ex
pIs uoy the limitation therein
III "'t-es1 whereof ] havehereunto signed my
Ia--e and caused the seal Of the STATE 10 he
,LgIeunt0 aMTed, in Executive Chamber in
L'l waterbury, this Twelfth day Of March, In tie
Se5r OF our Lord ,one thousand eight hundred
ana slXty-six. and Of the Independence Of the
United States the ninetieth.
Ey the Governor,
CHAs u. GAY,
-, Secretary Of Civil and Military Affairs.
March l3-W6m
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BrYan,s Pulmonic Mnter..

cure Coughs, Colds, sore Throat, Hoarseness
Asthma, Oatarrh, bronchitis, Difficult Brea thing
splitting VI blood. Pains IN the Chest Inclpieut
Consumption ana ali diseases Of the lungs. not
only aEutuluE TEMPORARY relief, but enecting
RAPID ana lasting cure nd are warranted o. give
satisfaction IN every instance. They do not Iau-
seate liAe alcoholic compounds, and the medicinal
prophecies AZ combined IN form so agreeatle and
pleas Lt Go the taste, that any child will reacil,
take them. one dose viii ALWAYS afford.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-22
Derangemeut, OF the Liver.

Few persons are aware Of the Debility and Gen
eral arrangement Of the whole system produced
- Morbid OF nhea thy Action Of the Liver, and
Yet. not one person in Ten j. 50 fortunate as not
g. have suffered in some way from these Morbid
Conditions. Health i Of course dependent, in
great measure. upon the Purity Of the Blood, and
the Purify % the Blood Is directly dependent upon
a. H-aItlful uncti0nal Acton Of the Liver.
III, disease ARISING directly or Indirectly from
A.iectl,n, Il tie Liver can not OfcOurse, be EMU
Grated IA tutf advertisement; nor is such an
slFtrf fItsr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-22
Professor Van ISusks
GREAT GERMAN
LITER REMEDY.

Having been used iu the private practice Of one Of
TIE Il gst eminent Ply siciaLs in Germany, il now
cfeTuC o. tie people uI the United states When
the Remedy has been subjected 70 a fair and intel
li-eai triGi II wl speedily take precedence Of all
other Liver Remedies uJw in use. Ii is the latest
contribution ~ Medical science 10 the treatment
that extensive troubles and dangerous series
Of Disorders growing out Of
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON r. R.
CHANGE OF TINE

c. ulmeuoias Nay q, 1866, trains will run a. fol
lows.
LFANF BIZ ELrNrruy-
lu.NH 4. NJ, VAIL Th ~ for 1ost0n lowell Wo-.
ccs,cr, F.tclblr-h. Br--- ieharO Springfield Hs-l.
Hrd. Ncs Haven, Troy. Albany All Eew gork
1rrlye 10 IToy a. i-a1 P g. New Xork 1850 p. n.
Boston 1.ai p y
Isr9a.t % Boston ana Troy rifiout clarq. Of C4-.
2.f5 TRAIN fer Rutland and informed afe station
son p " ACCUMULATION TRAIN b RutlanF
arrives in Rutland al q O'Clock
i' glF- nc ui CYPRESS, with Sleeping Car q. r
N-g teis lll Boston. Arrive ia Troy M 9 tI
a new FORK 1879 A.. Boston so ~
ltr1t1t ~ Troy 41 B4rfor tri:holf ciulgs ef cy-s
me lu O'Clock T. ~ and il O'Clock s.. " tralur
make FL lse c. urcctnn with the New York Cen
tf4i 81 Toy and Albany for all points west.
From me south ant E4sf I'-aiaz ..sirs % g,.-li,
f1H0srs
80 AZ, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN. with sis.pi, .
Cars, from New York and Boston. leaves Nev-
Aork az p. n, Boston SD r. -
g ~ a. VI. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Rut1.r4
leaves Rutland az ~ A NJ Az
as p H., MAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell Wor
ceste Springfield, Hartford, New Haven. TROY
and New York. -N'
Leaves Boston 81 A. "
80, MAIL TRAIN from Troy and New York
for further information apply % the Union TTfrt-
ct Office No. !. American Hotel Block v.bs-e ticI
cts can he purchased for all Of the above rourrs
and an points West, North West and south We.
choice may be made from any Of the various rortes
from burlington. 'Nu'esI
J. ". NARDELL, Agent, Passenger Depot
}. y. CARPENTER, Agent No. / Aneriean Uo.eI
SEo- A. MERRILL. sup't
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STATE OF VERMONT.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, The Farmers and Mechanics Bank
W a corporation duly Incorporated by the Leg
stature Of the State OF Vermont, located ant do
M business at Burlington in the County % Chit
tenden, has made application TO me requesting me
q issue a proclamation designating some day for
the termination % the existence Of said corpora
ton
And whereas, Il has been made % appear 70 me
that tro-thirds Of the legal votes Of the stock
holders q said corporation were given in favor Of
sail application
Now. therefore, I, Paul Dillingham;, Governor
)i the state Of Vermont, in conformity with said
application and the provisions Of sections eighty
SIX and eighty OF chapter eighty nine % tie
1eneral Statutes II Vermont, do hereby issue nv
greelal-4ti q and declare TIA. N he Tenth day
b. september, A. ID, 1866 the said Corporation Of
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank shall cease to
cx Sc. az fully and with the same effect as II its
charter expired By the Limitation therein.
Ia witness whereof. l have hereuuto signed nv
name and caused tie seal Of the State 70 be
hcreuuto affixed, in Executive Chamber at
Waterbury, this Eighth day Of March. in the
lLs-l year Of cur Lord one thousand eight hundred
and siXty-six. and Of the Independence OF the
United states the ninetieth.
PAUL DILLINGHAM;.
BY the G0veru0t,
CHAs. NJ. GAY,
Secretary Of Civil and Military Affairs
March 2i-WtSept 10th
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8nnktinafrn.
2ppKUlhdFrp.
huntington Book Binder,
WILLIAM Srnr-r

" LILLIAN SCOTT.
WOULD respectfully announce that ba 4, -
W paFsd 70 execute all orders with vvbicb l. PIe
Dss. In the above ns. with care and pron
OLD BOOKS RE-BOBND.
hOSIC' hzGAZiNES, PAMPHLETS. L.
Account pound IN any desired style. ~ &C.
AccounFbooks OF all kinds made 10 or5sr n
ruled TO any pattern. iAPef
TERMS REASoH6BTF a''enuon-
(Ohee over Huntiugton,s ~ ~,
Burlington, March 10, %. D0Ok storey