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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18

r. T. Cotton, 100 ia George BouneI
20 iha ? NathnI D1uncll
80 o ? Bethuel Piercson
81 uudiv'd in gore, y. Of lot 81. s.
Juo II Norton ito 80 stephen Moor 90
Unknown, luu 81 Th0s Thorpe IS
Sar'h COlhurn ! and house on lot No. IL -
And so much Of said lands will be sold at public
auction al the dwelling house Of James H.
Mhitc1mo in said Bolton the 10Th dav OF D--ein-
Der next at l1 oclnck. 4. NJ As viii De requisite 10
discharge said taxes with costs unlcss previously
paid.
Dated at Bolton, this st day a December. a. D..
1865.
wz5w3 r.. MORSE. First Constable.
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ADDISON COUNTY.
Middebury has population of 3,5l7, an iu-
crease Of 6f7 since 1860.
a couple were recently married in Cornwall,
aged, respectively, 50 and 10 years.
Bennington conternplates buying a steam fire
engine.
Mr.. Frederick Fields was considerably in
lured by falling through open scuttle hole in
a store in East Dorset on the 10th inst.
Mr.. Silas Piper, Of NIddlebury, killed a no =
OF the Chester County breed, Dec. lst, which
weighed 6l5 pounds, and had l25 pounds of lard.
The age Of the animal, which is rather an essen
ual fact IN the matter, is not stated.
Tuesday, Dec. -, will be celebrated by the
Middlebury Historical Society, as has been its
| custom, in commem0ration Of the landing Of the
| Pilgrims in 1920. An address will be delivered
| by Prof George \. Webber. and a social festival
viii be provided by the ladies
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
The boy, Gunchanan, who had his arm torn
of in Hunts Mil in Bennington, is getting
better.
David II. Cross, photographer, of Benning-
ton' has invented a new process for sticking pho
! tographs to cards
James Sullivan, aged fourteen, had his collar
ooHe o'oAeh ana was otherwise INJURED by at
yyJTMpu"s TO gel on "a WOOD tram near rupert
| lie was employed on the railroad
\ farmer in Stamford finished the digging Of
/ his potatoes with a crow-bar. We had heard of
western farmers pulling beets with a derrick,
/ but digging potatoes with a crow-bag is some
| thing new.
Enos Adams. an enterprisinr cuisines. man Of
U
.'''' Nv .iie He-ohi Nd'ioHAi DinA ms
lateral. and drew money from the bank as he
needed II. When the bank was robbed il Aug
ust the bonds were stolen. Adams refuses to
E9 MUG UNI" ''uiS are proiucei- L.
ro.e ''' 10 '.''''' MS Drought an ACTON Oh
,,,g,.,,-,. ,...,.,.,,.
B. Wakefield, Of Lyndon, has lilac tree in
front Of his house that was all covered with buds
churebe. and Christian as.o.igti,rs Ar Peacbam.
ou the 18th and 10th DAYS of December.
Charles F,rr,- off pe.,,lqr , r,.I ,ha.- =
years olI. bal a lee broken while eoastir- last
week
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The vast amount Of PLANTATION BTrERs now
being sold and shipped from New York is al
most incredible. Go when ami where YOU will
along the whar,es and piers, and at the de-
pots-you will zee great piles Of these B.tters
awaiting shipment and conveyance 60 every nook
and conner If the country, and to the hundreds
Of fore On ports They are very popu' ar among
all classes of people, and are conceded TO D.. JUS
the thing for this climate No Bitters have yet
been introduced which have become So deserved
ly popular and worthy Of patrouags, to all who
require a tonic and stimuaut They are pre-
pared with St. Croix Rum, Calysaya and Cas-
carilla Bark. and all the world knows full well
what beneficial results accrue from these comhi-
nations
MAGNOLIA WATER Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half tn
ririea
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CATTLE MARKET.

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep lambs. Swine
This week l213 $40 300
Last week S69 lO,ql3 $500
Vermont al COS.
Prices of Market Beef-Extra Sl2 50 a 10 %; first
quality 81 o. a zoo; second quality, $40 90 a 10
30: third quality s. 50 a Q 50.
Prices Of Store Collaborating Oxen, q pair,
sI4i, S2n, $3.50 a 500.
Mich Cows and Calves, from 49, $50, s65, SIS a
100.
Yearlngs SIS n Is two year, old, $50 a p
three years old, SIS a Co.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs-In lots 81 80 81 90 a
$3.50 each; extra g IS a 81 90, or from q a 6c v
n Spring mhs at e. 30 a 50 y head.
Hides 10 a lO!c. Tallow, a SIC. Pelts, 81 a
81 = each. Calf skins - n 21c per n.
Prices Of Poultry-Extra % a 25c prime q a
&c good % a 2lic; medium 70 a l9.ci poor to
medium -
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6inanrial.
THE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY

THE NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY
efthe City Of New York, No. 35e Broadway
CAPIT-HL ONE JWILLIoN DOLLsRs
CHARTERED BY THE STATE.
DAEIus r. AAsAGAS, Pres. Jas. NyRRx1t &c.,
Receives deposits, and allows four per cent inter
est on all daily balances subject to check at .i,,
special deposits for six months or more. NAV
made at five per cent. The capital Of one MILAN
dollars is divided among over five hundred sb..r.
holders, comprising many gentlemen far,.e wealth
and financial experience who are also per.onaIlv
liable TO depositors for all obli cations Of the Comma
ny to double the amouat Of their stock. Astb. Va
uonal Trust Company receives deposits in larpe or
small amounts, and permits them to be drawn "A .
whole grin part, by check at sight and without mn
iice, allowing interest all daily balance. martha.
throughout the country can keep account. in tbi.
institution with spe,ial advantages q security con
'eAieHce' And pIoh-- July q dG-6m.
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The Com We have heard during tbs past
few days several remarks ab9ut the unusual
coiiuc-s II the weather thus far in December
For the consolation Of al such We furnish our
readers with a brief comparison Of the first fit
teen days Il the present month, with the same
period last year, which tits true was cold almost
ley .ui precedent. The average temperature for
The first fifteen days of December, 1867. was
AM:I37 so 81. and 5 2 80 P.M-or an ave-
rage e @ degrees for the whole period The
mercury did not rise above zero on the 9th, 18TH,
18th and lith. The coolest day was the l4th,
when the average temperature for the day was
-s7 The me-cury fell to he on the
morning Of that day, which was the lowest point
reached. The average temperature Of the warm
est day-the 3rd-was 81 degrees.
During the same time this year the average
temperature has been Jos An, - NJ. -
PM, an average Of nearly 20 ., or eleven de
gress warmer than last December.
The coolest day was tie eleventh, the average
temperature being I27 The lowest point the
mercury has touched this year was on the
llth. which is NOT rs cold 10y % degrees, as the
coolest temperature market last year up TO the
10th day Of December.
The varmest lay was the -th inst, when the
mercury averaged D. degrees.
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rs,Ns BUTTER MARKET-Dec. I5.-The
winter butter in this market to- day was
cents. and for fall lots 40 to 43. The
ought in were not large but numerous
.a.,meut was ll5 tuhs.--hessCnger
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18

NARROW EscArE-Durins. the burning n
Johnson's block, in Troy, on Friday morning,
man named Peurose in the third story, found
his escape cut off by the flames. Hethen ormei
a window in lhe thirl story, and swinging by his
hands let himself down upon a projection on
the wall of the church, where be gained foot
hold and secured communication to the water
pipe, down which he made his way to the ground
below
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18

By the new appointment Of committee, Yer
mont Senators are assigned ifs follows senator
Edmuuds is Chairman Of the Joint Committee
on Retreuchment, and is also member Of the
Committees on Revising the Senate Rules, on
Pension. and on judiciary Senator Morrill, Is
on the Committees GA Finance, on Commerce
and the Committee to audit and control the
contingent expenses Of the Sealte
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Nrr Advertisements.


4 " POWERS has removed his Piano Wareroo-ns
y. from Wiuoossi Avenue % his new place corner
Church and King streets-ir-t corner south OF the
Post Office. Stocs complete aud instruments var-
rauted ~ heretofore. Nov 30 'ImSw3w.
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Send for circulars and see our terms. and a t1l
description of the work Address
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Pailadeiphia Pa
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Drafts or money orders preferred, 10 prevent
chances OF loss b. mail. Postage on HEARTH
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No travelling agents employed Address all CON-
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Wit
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Gen. Grant visited the American Screw Com
pany's mills at Providence last week, and was
presented with two screws, one a quarter Of an
inch and the other six inches long We trust he
will keep them and put them to the corrupt office
holders, next March
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18

STERLING SILVER WARE and I'm
ELFCTRp-PLATED WAtE.-The Gorham Manu-
featuring Company. Of Providence Il. I..ll'lns the
largest manuiAct1ry OF Solid Silver ware 10 the
world. with the most improved machinery, ami EN-
ploy u- the most skiiial labor, are enabled to offer
an uncquailed variety Of new aud beautiful designs
in Dinner Services, and every article specially
adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts
They offer also their well-knoWn and unrivalled
Nickel Silver E.ce;r1-Plated Ware, in which they
have introduced now patterns ofrare elegance. The
Solid Silver is guaranteed To- be ri sterling purity by
[. 5. Hintassav. The Elcetro-Pate is guaranteed
to lie superior to the finest Sheffield ware. Orders
are received from the Trade only, but these goods
may be obtained from responsible dealers every
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The Barton Standard mentions the fact that
splendid &" monument has been erected at
cost Of $500 in the graveyard at North Crafts
bury, to the memory of Gov. Crafts and family,
by Nathan 5. Hill, Esq, Of Burlington. Mrs
Hill il daughter Of the late Gov Crafts
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). The Great NesrouoIis >,

EMPLOY MENT !-I000O0 copies OF the New
II work by Jgnms Henri Browne, viii be sold hy
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NEWSPAPER MPRovENENTs The Lamoill
.Nttrsdeaier is in new type, to the great improve
ment Of its appearance.
The Rutland Herald, now one of the hes
country dsilies, announces an enlargement witt
the lst of January.
The Barton Standard mentions the fact that
splendid " monument has been erected at a
cost Of $500 in the graveyard at North Crafts
bury, to the memory of Gov Crafts and fImily
by Nathan $ Hill, Esq, of Burlington Mrs
Hill Is daughter Of the late Gov Crafts.
Gen. Grant visited the American Screw Com
pany's mills at Providence last week, and wa.
presented with two screws. one a quarter Of an
inch and the other six inches long. We trust h,
will keep them and put them to the corrupt office
holders, next March.
We have voted to build Il Fireman. Hall, at a
probable expenditure Of 900 to SIS, 900 It
will be good thing to have our Fire Engines
properly housed but where are We to house and
educate the 1000 children Of the city? At pres
ent We have not room enough for more than hall
Of them, and much of what We have is quite unfit
for their occupation.
Ripley Female College, Poultney. Vt. has had
an aggregate Of $50 pupils the past year, Of
whom from so to 100 have been boarders. 1t
has faculty Of ten teachers, besides three other.
who give instruction in music The charge to
those who have rooms in the building is $500
per year Of thirty-nine weeks The Fall Term
ends on the 18th inst, and will be followed by
a vacation Of three weeks.
The Normal School At Ctstleton, the ad,er-
tisemeutof which We believe is still running in
the Vermont Chronicle. has not lecn in session
for some two months. It began on the 23rl
Sept, but closed somewhat abruptly aftera short;
term Of two weeks The trustees are DESTROYS
to find the right man TO take charge Of this
school, and also of the Seminary in the same
village Castetou is a good point for a school,
and we 10 notsee why Castleton Seminary might
not be made TO flourish once more, as it did
''''7 '-.-
rb. Railroad e.5ir- from, rr.r;.5.rr-,
,t.-.,.h r-o.-or+ al ON. q. ,f..,,.,i
continues to be agitated. An enthusiastic meet
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Make, ont, you know, We heard enc Of cur
fashionable young ladies say, in reply 70 ques-
,.an that required an Affirmative answer. We
protest against the expression. 1t is one Of the
worst slang substitutes for Eyes Don't use
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dhe aru's.
Reported for the FREE Press.

Lat ii- 2-. Long 3 : 10 Elevation above tide
- is- feet above Lake Champlain 277 feet
nr.rnrrp-Sr.nNr Mrvr-Isss
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Oh
Children 'leething,
MOTHERS MOTHERS MOTHERS
Dos'I FAIL 20 PROCURE
Mrs. isiRs!Ow'
= ~ % HING i-EgErF ,


Having tho flc-si71iis Of ''CrETIs a 4tsisupon
the outside wrapper All others are Aas. mutations
August T. -tkWs,a0s.is
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ONE two-year old Mare Colt, medium sire. ligh;
~ nay; with small star in iOrehead. Whoever
VIII give Information where IL may he found shall
be literally rewarded. -
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VNILLISTON ACADEMY.
MilliSton. VI.


THE WINTER TERM viii commence ln Monday
l Nov. iU. l-1-. Board, .utne iue. and d slts
$3.50 per week. Ior particulars address
Nov -0'1Wim. q. e.. MAYO Principal.
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viii not be forgotten, but will fad their own page
always lighted with such fun .u pictures and such
fun iu stories, shall mas. them look sharply
every week for the coming o. HEARTH AND
HONE There viii be riddles, aud puzzles, and
games and many pleasant womea and cheerful
men. wdo love the little people. viii have much %
say, for their entertainments. And all the fun viii
be so tempered with go1d teaching, that we shall
hope to make them wiser anu better, while we make
them merrie-.
TO ALL WHO LIVE N THE COUNTRY
we shall hope 20 bring entertainment sound teach
iu-, and valuable questions.
Finally. aware that 10 Is easy. and not
usual. TO inHulge in large promises prospectus,
we rely however. upon the actual merit Of our pa
per 10 make good all we have said and 10 that end
we shall confidently ask the attention Of every read
ing pers1 n TO it, ample and beautiful pages
,,-,,, ,-,-s, INV prcr~Nrxn
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whore.
ri Trade
Trade hi Marx
n ar % eOsHAM ARsco Electro
Silver. Plate.
GORHAM MANUFACTURING co,
Salesroom No Maiden Lane, New YorL
Nov. 3.dGw mos.
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aew advertisements.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
SHALL be absent from my Dental Office til jan
l. uaTy /, 1863.
Dee. II, sf&w3w JOHN NJ CONFGys
FiIst National Bank of BurIjnrton

'"N VI -'biiAh-t ohs
IHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders Of
the second Tuesday Of January next. at m O'Clock
ALL LOT the choice Of directors for the ensuing wear
n. c. \. 81 ANER, Cashier.
Burlington, Vt, Dec. 10, ISIS -f6wim
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\ Mirror Of New York i creating furore whereve
seen. uuequallei in the book traac. IL is ds-tine,
o. an immense sale
nnn tr-u1rS - .-.r,
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FOR SALE

A WALKING-BEAM ENGINE. 81 inch cylinder.
"A Il feet stroke. Built for n steamer of 5,O tons,
handsome finish and IN perfect order. VIII be sold
very low 10 pay advances. Apply to
JAS. ". HANNUM
No. Commercial Street Boston Mass.
Dec frkW2w
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18

U--r.u to- pol cv 81 be- P-.t,-ti.n % Home Indus
IT, wl Pee explained anu viulic.tel Ttis VIZ.
VIII dr-t he ..veutu thc public through The -uce,s--
l.- ISSUES
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18

NEWSPAPER IMPROVEMENTS. The Lamoille
.NersdeGier is in new type, to the great improve
ment Of its appearance.
The Rutland Herald, now one of the best
country dsilies, announces an enlargement with
the lst of January.
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THE HOLIDAYS !
d II Y GOOD s,

~ extensive assortment or
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[ IiRI~E MAS
CHRISTMAS
\ l.. W y r. y K = ,

I'VE HOLIDAYS being ~ hand. We take pleasure
1 in announcing that shall offer lye-y superior
stock Ht good. l So tab 60 for tr season, .4u
very pretty
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18

The Railroad ealing from Freligh-hurg
through Freeport and Chambly 90 Montreal,
continues to be agitated. An enthusiastic meet
ing was recently held in the former place, which
was addressed by Hon. james o'Halloru,
Browne Chamberlin, NJ. p. Hon. 7. Wood, 81.
L. C., and other distinguished gentlemen. All
that is now required is TO raise some $4,000 for
the twelve mile, through Uuuham and st. Ar
maui and the road viii be built at once.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18

GREETING

STATE OF VERMONT, (I'HK Honorable, the
District of Chittenden, IS. : L Probate Court for
the District Of Chittendcn.
To the heirs and all persons interested in the estate
Of Nahum Shattuck late OF Burlington in said Dis
trict, deceased,
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Goid EVMIrh "a -. NO

Being a. low rs f not ies. than before the idvauce
cfpri,es caused by the war. We have large ss,rt
meut Of
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We have voted to build a Fireman's Hall, at a
probable expenditure Of $50, 600 to SIS, 900. It
will be a good thing to have our Fire Engines
properly housed but where are We to house and
educate the 20OO children Of the city? At pres
ent We have not room enough for more than half
Of them, and much of what We have is quite unfit
for their occupation
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18

Nay be found Ia our eases, Of cut ard round Coral
falachte onyx, Jets. Carbunoic Garnets. and Coral
with Etruscan Settings. PLAIN god and euIuiolrd
Collar Buttons. studs Bracelets. Handkerchief
Rings Gold Glsve Fasteners. Gents Pearl stone
Ma.oui- aad odd Fellows Pins, Shawl Pins, Child-
ren's Armlcts &c.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18

Gold e Silver Watches,
For Geu5lcmcn and Boys, at very low prices. We
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18

Ripley Female College, Poultney, Vt, has had
an aggregate Of $50 pupils the past year, Of
whom from so to 100 have been boarders. 1t
has faculty Of ten teachers, besides three others
who give instruction in music. The charge to
those who have rooms in the building is $500
per year Of thirty-nine weeks. The Fall Term
ends on the 18th inst, and will be followed by
a vacation Of three weeks.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-12-18

THERMOMETER BARoS. WINDS
-.-v-5 r.s.s Pa. tnean) AN. 2PN.9P.R
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From which can be selected a Christmas or New
all FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES Of
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The last snow storm in Hyiepar5 was a heavy
one.
Dca. Calvin Whiting Of johnson died Nov %,
aged Is years.
20. A. Gle died in Morristoen, Nov. &c,
AGED a years
Hazen wilkins Of Eden hal his more torn of
and WIS otherwise hurt by being struck by 4
falling limb Of a tree which lie was choppiug.
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MR. }. T. TRow BRIDCE.
- In the sCe,''
THE BOYS AND GIRLS.

-II'77 NI-I7LVOA HAI'UI-'UI1 ~ ' ~
Authoress Of "LIFE IS rHE lgaV Mill"
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whether relating co. pIgta-re- Hov-r- H- o. tIe
iaF out 90 estate WilI I subject special urteu-
tou. and every ugmHor ut tle Journal sill have
me Dee or more Il-strlti.r t' fg-fle. AMI O.. u
form Taste Zoo ibis direction.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-24

7NHE FlNkLE & LYON SEW ING MACHINE
is the only family machine in the world
that will sew linen thread with the Same ia
cility that.i does cotton or silk.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-24

NHE FlNKLE s LYON SEING MACHINE
l. has the only shuttle carrier that over.
comes all friction Of shuttle, and protects the
thread from oil in the shuttle race,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-07-24

9,5O3.C0G Customers in Four Years.
HEAIRONlZE THE BEST-lIaving the
Il largest capital, most experienced buy
ers, and extensive trade Of any concern in tie
Dollar Sale business, we GUARANTEE SAT.
lSFACflON in every instance, and the best
selection of Goods ever offered at
One Dollar Each.
No other concern has any shoc whereper our
agents are selling Our motto, 'Prompt and
Reliable Male and female agents wanted
in city and country.
R2,e Ladies' are particularly requested
to try our popular club system of selling all
kinds Of DRY AND FANCY GOODS. DRESS
PATTERNS, COTTON CLOTH, CASTORs,
SILVER PLATED GOODS, WATCHES. Sc
Established 1861 \ patent pea fountain
and check describing an article to be sold
for a dollar, 10 cts; 90 fer 50 40 for So; 60
for So; 100 for Sl0 sent by mail. Free pres
ents to getter up of club, (morth so per cent
more tha4 those sent By arg other concern accord
ing to The size of club. Send us trial club.
or if not do not fail TO send for circular.
n. B.--Our sale should NOT be classel with
New York dollar jewelry sales or bogus Tea
Companies as il il nothing of the sort
EASTMAN & KENDALL.
20m6 90 Hanover Street, Boston, Mass.