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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-01-03
THE WHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA.
uEALTnFpL CLIMATE, FREE HOMES, GOOD
MARKETS.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL-

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD offers for sale It's Lands In Central and
Western Minnesota, embracing; l. The best OF
Wheat Land. ?. Excellent Timber for the Mil, the
Farm and the Fire 3, Rich Prairie Pasturage and
Natural Meadow, Water by clear Lakes and run
ming streams-in healthful climate where Fever
and Ague is unknown.
GRAIN can be shipped hence by lake to market
rs oheapy Us from Eastern Iowa or Central Illinois
Cars nav run through these lands from Lake Super
Tor 10 Dakota Price OF Land close to track 81 % to
$500 per acre ; further away - so to 800 SEVEN
YEARS CREDIT! Warrantee Deeds Northerp
Fache $50 BONDS, now selling at par received
Tor land at 81 10. No other unoccupied Lands pre-
sent such advantages to settlers.
SOLDIERS under the New Law March. Is72)
get leo acres FREE, near the Railroad by one and
two years residence.
TRANSPORTATION AT REDUCED
RATES furnished at all principal points East to
purchasers Of Railroad Lands and to Settlers on
Government Homesteads. Purchasers, their wifes
and children CARRIED FREE over the Northern
Pacific road. Now is the time for Settlers and Colo
mics to get Railroad Lands and Government Home
stoads close to the track
Send for PAMPHLET containing full information,
map, and copy Of New Homestead Law. Address,
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL, MINI, OR % FIFTH
AVENUE, COR. 9Th STREET,
June s-wed&s sat, d. weow, ins,ly.
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LARGE BUSINESS GAIN.-Miner, Pope &
Co, proprietors of the Vermont Coffee and
Spice Mills, Of this city, have increased their
sales over any previous years since the bust
ness was commenced by I. W Gregory,
forty per cent. They have sold over twenty
tons Of ground spices, fourteen tons of
which was packed in one-fourth pound tins,
amounting to one hundred and fifteen
thousand boxes. Besides their large cof-
fee trade, they have handled $500 chests
Of tea, and have also added many fancy
groceries TO their stock, such as baking
powder, yeast cakes, starch, blueing, toilet
soaps, extucts etc, etc, and are now ex-
tending their trade into New Hampshire
and Massachusetts,. They hold all their old
customers and are constantly adding new
ones over the territory convassed By them
for the past six years. Their quality of spices
etc, is strictLy pure, which gives their firm
81 high and successful a reputation with
the trade. We are right glad to chronicle
their continued commercial success.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-01-03
THE REST
w Il r. Il X PIP T.
IN USE.
Coated ciM Coal Tar Pitch,

Reasons why this Is the best Water Pipe.
II is made OF Pine. and is perfectly healthy
II is not at all liable to get out Of order
1t is very easily laid in the ground.
Water is always pure and sweet.
Iron will fill by inerustation, will rust.
Lead besides being injurious, will cost much more
Ii has large bore and is not liable to choke
Water is not as liable 10 freeze in metallic or
cement pipe.
Is made from solid timber and does not need to be
wired up.
As pipe is small, it costs but little for transporta
ton.
/ can furnish any size Pipe, with from /. to inch
caliber.
1t can be made to stand any desirable head Of
water. Also
WOOden Pumps
OF different styles, constantly hand and ready to
ship on short notice.
Address, H. NJ. PIILD,
Jericho, Vt.
For Sale in Burlington by
G. S. BL0DGETT & CO.,
Nay 25-diw&wsn College Street.
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Agents Wanted. p fis T To s9SS

ever where male and female o. iufro.Ince tf,e
hENIlNE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
sENlN6 MACHINE. This machine will stieh h4r'
ieii' TUCK qult. cord bind braid and cuhroder ir
e most superior manner Price only SIS Fuliv
licensed anu warranted for five years We viii r,,
sl-ry l"r any machine that viii sew a struul.,-
makes the Elastic Lock Stitch1 Every second
-teh can be cut. aud still hecloth cannot he puli
slaIt itHout tearing IT, We pay agents from So h.
SO per month and expenses or =, 1,5r,,f,,is - -
sS,Sn tNiee that amount can De made Adde'S
s-CuMb a 60 Boston. Mass. Pittsburqh p,
N"'e1-O' Ill., OF 81 Louis, No. Dee li-fd6wiw
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81 Having been acquainted with my successor
DR.. Hodge, for three years, can cordially recon
mend him a. conscientious gentleman and hayinv
employed him to operate upon my own teeth, i can
Dentist. s. j. BAR6Fp
Durlingtsn, VT. Oct 7-d3m ~
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DREW, BLISs & HOBBIES,
COUNSELLORS AT Law.

1852 F. STREET, WASHINGTON, d. c.
Special attention given TO cases requiring Con
sressional action prosecutions before commits one Is
or the Court Of Claims.
Boston Office at No. Pembcrton Square in charge
OF f. J. Holmes, established for Revenue and ~
tom practice and general law practice
]. 7. DREW. HEyHY c. Bliss. E. j. HOLMES.
Dec l6-d&Etf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-01-03

Middlebury is awakening to the import
ance Of the water question. The subject is
to be brought up at the annual meeting,
January lst, 1873. They will consider the
expediency of adopting the Flanders pump
for their water works. 1t is said to be one
Of the best in use
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-01-03

] Is uheq ualled by any known remedy. IL VIII Grad
cate. eNtrpate, and thoroughly DESTROY all poison
Gus substances in the Blood and viii effectua ly
dispel all predispositiou % bilious arrangement.
Is there want Of action in your Liver and Spleen
Unless relieved. the blood becomes impure
BY deleterious secretions, producing -cr0fuuus u1
skln diseases, Butches, Felons. Pustules. Cauker
Pmples, 6c., Sc
Have You Dyspeptic stomach Unle-- digestion
ls promptly aided the a. stem s. debil tIted with
poverty az the Bl00st Dropsicai Tendency. Gen
eral Weakness and inertia.
Have YOU Weakness % the Trte-firsss ya,, .r. -r,
danger q Chronic Dirrhooel or Inhamiuat.on 10
the Bowels
Have You Weakness Of the Uterine or Urinary Or
sravated form.
Are you detected, drowsv. dulI slu.--isb OPP do
pressed ia spirits, lth head ache back ache coated.
tongue and bad tasting mouth
For certain remedy for an these diseases v,sk
lesse, ana troubles for cleansing and Dur f,-in-
w N4tated blood and impartiu- vieur to ali the
Wal iofcesi Tor building up and restoring tl.
weakened constitution use JtKUBERA. which
= pronounced by the leading medical authorities
or London and Paris, the De- Most Powerful Tonic ana
AlteratiFe- known % the medical world % This IS
no new and uutried discovery but bs. beer I5,.-
- ~ w teAdins physicians Of other countries
Win wonderful remedial results
Don Q weaken and impair the -estive dreams D.,
iathart.cs ana physics, they give only Temporary
reliel-lndi -estIuu- hatuaucy and tvsr.r,si, NH
pl4es anu Endred diseases sure % follow tb.-r
use heep the blood pure and health is assured
JOHN z. KELLOGG. Is Piatt St. New New
sole Agent for the United state
Price Sl.00 per bottle. sem, f,r 'irrlli1-
Nov Hl-flGWfw
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New ODD Fellows UNIFoRM.-The pa
triarchs ofthe grand encampments Of Odd
Fellows in New England have adopted the
following As street uniform Black
chapeau with three plumes, two black and
one royal purple. Yellow metal crossed
crooks On black rosette, with purple cen
ter, on the left side Of the chapeau Gaunt-
let gloves, the hand part black kid-gaunt-
lets Of royal purple, with yellow crossed
crooks embroidered ON the back of each
cuff. A baldric, to be four inches wide,
trimmed with yellow lace a purple velvet
belt with two stripes Of gilt lace braid
through the center Sword thirty-si1
inches long, yellow metal scabbard, cross
handle, black hilt
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-01-03

The only daily newspaper published in
New England on Thursday last was the
Springfield Republican. Whatever faults of
ultra independence the Republican may
have, as journal, its enterprise is not ex-
celled by any provincial newspaper. 1t fully
rivals the press of the "hub, " in the fullness
Of its news and outstrips them in the sharp
ness, range and interest Of its editorials. 1t
has few hobbies. and the late campaign
taught to its conductors, as to many other
people, political lesson which they will
not forget. With such added wisdom and
ever increasing enterprise We commend it,
as a paper which gives its subscribers richly
the worth Of their money.
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I,REE To BOOK AGENTS.-An elegantly bounl
Il Canvassing Book for the best and cheapest Fam.
IN Bible ever published will be sent free Of charge
10 any book agent. Ii contains nearly 90 line scrip
ture Illustrations, and agents are meeting with uu
nreeedented success Address, stating experience
ete A we will show YOU what our agents are dom &
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Phiia Pa.
EuI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-01-03

On the cath instant school-boy, aged
eleven years, at Proctorsville, threw another
boy named Stewart, aged nine years, down
and broke his leg. Imprudent words be-
tween the boys is the alleged cause of the
ARRAY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-01-03

OF maintained il 50 long as Ayers Cherry Electoral
Ii has been known % the public about forty years
by a long continued series series OF marvellous
cures, which have won for il a confidence n It's viz
tues, never equalled hy any other medicine il stil
makes the most eiectual cures % Coughs Colds
Consumption that can be made by medical Skill.
Indeed the Cherry PICTORIAL has really robbed these
dangerous diseases Of thelr terror 90 great extent
and given feeling Of immunity from their fatal ei-
fects, which is we'll founded f the remedy be taken
in season. Every family should have it .u their
closet for the ready and prompt rel ei o. o. mem
beers. Sickness suffering and even lie j. saved hy
this timely protection. The prudent should not
neglect IL, and the wise viii not. Keep 10 by YOU
for the protection 10 affords n sudden attacks and
by it. timely Use.
uupp rrn nv
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-01-03

The President will ask the next Congress,
lit being evident that there is no time to
perfect the work before the lth of March }
to revise the consular system. Great abuses
are now committed in the collection Of fees.
in selling the right to carry the American
dag on vessels, in the exercise of judicial
powers, in diseharging seamen, in settling
the estates Of Americans dying abroad, and
in the alleged disbursements of hospital
money.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1873-01-03

Ntw advertisements.
Chickering & Sons
p | A n O'S
Have taken the First Premium
OVER ALL COMPETITION IN
AMERICA,
ENGLAND and
FRANCE.
THESE STANDARD INSTRUMENTS
arc now offered at Reduced Rates on the
ONE-PRICE SYSTEM.
I,OOO-A
Standard PianO-FOrtes
have been made and sold since 1873, and
EIGHTY-ONE FIRST PREMIUMS
have been awarded to our Firm
OVER ALL COMPE TITION.
Those Pianos are still regarded and universally
conceded to be tho
STANDARD INSTRUMENTS OF THE WORLD.
and are SO pronounced by all the great artists.
DR.. Franz LISzr says. " | consider the CHECKER
Ing Piano superior to any made in Europe or Ameri
ca, and am fully convinced that they were justly
entitled to the first prize"
CHlCkEklNu SUNS MAMhOTH MANlfAC-
TORY
moro than third larger than any other Piano
Forte Mandatory In the world, and is, in every
respect, tie most complete regards machinery
and the facilities for doing the very hest class OF
work. Messrs &. & Sons have, since the establish
ment Of their business in ls23, made and sold 1000
Pianos. and these standard Instruments are now Of
iered at Reduced Rates upon the " ONE PRICE Srs-
TIN, free from all discounts and commissions and
they are, beyond all refutaton, the VERY BEST and
VERY CHEAPEST First-Class Pianos now offered
CARD.
We call special attention to our
L RIGH HIT Plan OS,
which are, in every particular, the finest instru-
ments OF their class manufactured, and second only
10 the Grand Piano. Tor which they are Il good sub
stitute.
Every Piano warranted Eve Year,.
CIIICKERISG SONS.
II z. 18th St. New York
EDWARD ~ READ,
General Agent
Burlington, Vt.
25l Washington St. Boston.
Nov 9--d&w2in
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The best location Cor C1lones-SolIiers entitled %
Homestead of ls0 acres. Send for the new descrp
tive pamphlets. with new maps publ shed IN Ens
lIsh. Herman Swedish and Danish. mailed free
every where. Address.
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Aem advertisements.

A CENT WANTED. Act at once. There Is a
n PILE OF money in il. The people everywhere are
eager to buy the authentic history Of LIVING
STONES WONDkots Di>tot EifiES
and THRILLING ADVENTURES during y years
in Africa with account The STANLEY EXPEDITION.
Over coo pages only $50. = sells beyond parallel
CAUTION. Beware Of Inferior WORKS rms is the
only complete and reliable work Send for circulars
and see PROOF and the great success agents are hay
ing. HUBBARD BROS, Publishers, Boston, Mas
Dec y td&wiw
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Land Com U.P.R. r. -, OMAHA. NIB.
Dec l4-fdSWiw
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DAN, PAIN, PAIN. CAHPUORJyr, m.
great discovery for the reli efuf pain ana .Irr
ana immediate cure for Rheumatism-Cbroni. and
sSute srAhsr sore throat, bruises chilblains la D
,nlsmnat.on, neuralgia, burns and s,.alds- bunio7.
.Losted leet' eaiarrh, &c II has pleasant ana re-
Lysln- 9dpr and Will not grease or stain the most
Se..Slte ,a9re, which makes il luxury = ever.
ianlly. Price . cts. per bottle For sale by III
druSSists kEJ BEN HOYT. Proprietor sli tir,.sr-
weh St, \. Y--Dec l2-tdEwiw
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. =. ID. HODGE,
Successor to DR.. s. j. Barber, Office over NJ l. Fish.
er's Store, Church Street, Burlington, VT.
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AYERS CHERRY pECToRAL

For Diseases OF the
Throat and Lung. such a.
; Coughs. Colds. Whoopius
Z Cough. Bronchitis, Asth-
I ma and Consumption.
The few compositions.
which have won the con
( fdence Of mankind and
become household words
among not only one but
many nations, must have
extraordinary virtues,
Perhaps no one ever SEE
cured So wide q reputation
..a Naas-F. fHH.1aI-.r A..
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HlSEsBU RGH.-There was very pleasant
Christmas Festival at the Congregational
church on Tuesday evening. The large
audience was entertained for nearly an hour
with singing, and with Rotations and
readings by the young people, and an
hour was occupied in distributing the fruit
of two trees loaded with gifts for the chill
dren. There were also found on the trees
many tokens of affection for kindred and
friends, in which the pastors family was
generously remembered ~ those present,
and by some absent friends. There were
some very rich family presents. The church
was tastefully decorated, and the festival
seemed to be enjoyed by all.
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SEILLFUL MATCHMAKER
have secured tine services Of 4 very fine
Matchmaker,
HERMAN HOCHWEBEH,
4 Finished WdtchDiaker

Lately from Europe, lie having had experience il
Switzerland in the manufacture Of Watches,
and also brings his diploma as
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A GREAT coMnINArInN ~

4 HhhAf COMBINATION and the very be.t
- business opportunity ever offered is /. be-
l f,1 N an agency for taking suiscrfpt-op. T..
HENR1 WARD BEECHER'S GRFAr LITFR4RV
FAAllLh NEWSPAPER, with wbieh l. wen
away the largest and best premium picture ever
onviea' tAe new and exquisite sI2o0 FnEvcH OLr1-
InAfh' called Pets Paradise Oieo.raphs are
we enoleest class Of French Art-paintinss n OILS
.-e Peiteetl"n OF oil-chromo We also give the
suge5p so PAIR or Genune French on Ci,ron,os b,
", woe AWake and Sc Fast Asleep subject. Llrr
ma 49,. 20. siA'5fcs % original oil paintings
ms paper has the largest circulation In ~
Hori1- II VIII next year be made better than ever
9sI.al la,es oy world-ftmous authors L. NJ Alenft
LuNaru Esgleston, Harriet Beeeher stowe 40 Nev3
S Si or liant contributors. Illustrated Holidav
, uinper anu back nos % Miss Alcott's story fre-
Ie must taxing " Combination the LARGEST ,lrl
suns paid One agent made $50 in month";.
'liotnet 80 IN - days another Sgf 40 in one well
s ne s's'oo IN one day, and many others fom = md
~ 70 ~ Pc 9af This year our offers ar- s,sr
more Prohtahle- No waiting for preniup,s ~,
, engti per gcts them when he pays his subs-rrti
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JET GOODS
LARGEST stock, Best Assortment, Latest style.
H. s. pr.f,- Nh.

nO AGENTS want absolutely the best selling
- books Send for circulars ofNEST's INtHHEine
DID Illus FAMILY BIBLE. over 100 pages lnh3 u D.
201 pages Bible Aids. sc. Arabesque s. - Gilt
Edge. . clasp 8 p; Full Gilt. clasps, 81 d.
30 BELDEN THE WHITE CHIEF ur " inter- even. nss-
1fth lO0O ready. The American Farmer Horse
Book % The Standard. i6th 100 ready, Eplzootl'
Treatments. Sc. e.. +. Vent, y. Y and Cincinnati
Vent Goodrich, Chcag0.-Nov. atd&wiw
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----y AGENTS WANTED Tor most .mpo-
4 { tant Book ever published, EVERY HlG,L
OWNERS CYCLOrEnIA-' New Horse Disease and d.
others OF hch the Horse is subject fully expls 1el
with successful treatment. Every horse owner
should buy IT, Also NEW MAPS of l. $. aud World.
y F. Township. and Charts Threads and Picture.
iarrest assortment for Agents in New England. A1
MN at once for terms o. D. l. GUERNSEY put
fisher. Concord y. H.-Nov 3U-td&Wiw
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sTALLIoNS At MALVERN FARMS.
SEASON OF 1872.
TATTERSALL,
Brown stallion, ia hands soaled Aug ,, 1907, by
kysdy kes Hambletonian, dam by Daniel Lambert
by Ethan Alien out OF Fannie Cook, by AbdAllahl,
% Dam Quakeress, by young Emperor (by Bridges,
Emperor out OF Cherub, by Abdallahe ID dam by Sir
Charles, thoroug hbred son Of Duroc-will make the
season Of ISL at Malvern Farms, MorrisYlle, La
MOLE County. Vt, At so to insure.
DIAL,
Brown Stallion, l6 hands 'oaled June /. 1858, by
George NJ Patchen out OF Quakeress ped. gree above)
will mako the season At same place at IS 10 in
sure Mares kept at reasonable rates at owners
risk. ALMDS W, 6RlSWOLD,
For circulars. and all matters pertaining to the
horses, address HENRY s. Tow, Superintendent,
MorrsYille, VT. May l6-wu
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eel that my practice must be somewhat known
in the State as have treated and examined over
1000 patients in J little over four years time
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THE EUREKA MACHINE TWIST,

THE EUREKA MACHINE TWIST,
n 100 yard Spools and l'or spools, for manuiac.
turing purposes and the
EUREKA UUTTON-HOLE TWIST,
10 yard sp0ols the best and cheapest silk in the
market Por sale by all retailers and at Wholesale
BY the manufacturers,
SEAVER, FOSTER BOWMAN,
70 West St, Boston.
Oct 3l-WeoESt
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DR.. J. c. AVER 4 CO. Lowell. Mas.
Practical and Aualytlcal Chemists.
And sold by Druggists all round the world.
Nov is-w once in 3w6d2t 10 w.
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ACCEPTABLE MUSICAL PRESENTS.
To 4 lady friend
A SWEEr-TONED MUSIC BOX
Costing from 500 to slOO.oJ
The large boxes are wonderfully powerful and
harmonious.
AN ELEGANT GUITAR.
Prices from $3.50 to $500
\ VIOLIN. Now Lady's Instrument.
$500 to 5000
For the Boys and Glrls)
DErU>. CoScERrISAs, AcCoRDEoSs or FLUrISAs,
6LARIOSETs. FLUTES. FLAGEoLErs, FHEs.
All these Of all varities and Of the hos; manu;ac-
turr. together with an unTiyalled stock Of
BAND INSTRUMENTS,
are COR sale at moderate prices by
Join C. HAYNES { Co.
20 Court ST. opposite the Court Housed Boston.
Dee t~-wtf
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SHELBuRN.-A very interesting festival
was enjoyed on Christmas Eve by the chill
dren Of the NJ. E. Sunday School, in Shell
burn. After the little ones and their older
brothers and sisters had acquitted them
selves nobly in Rotations and singing, old
Santa Claus came in and amid roars Of
laughter and cheers, loaded them with
presents and candy. The faithful Superin-
tendent, and some Of the teachers were gift
ed, " and the pastor, Rev. L. n. Beaudry
and lady were remembered with substantial
presents. Merry Christmas to all
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AM AL AiiAElNs
Understanding the difficult and intricate work per
tanning 10 the business and : fg the most "a l!ul
workman have employed
G.. W WINGATE,
Dee l2-d&wtf Ia Church ST.
DRINKERS. ATTENTION
BY calling at the wcll-&n1wu Music Store men,
toned below. You may inspect your ityorte instru-
ment, IN plenty and variety, ami procure
DE- USss,
in request. 90 lead Political ami other process
ions. Also Tor sale, one ut tine largest and finest
assortmeuts OF
brass IHSTisi 1II.NTS,
hy the hest makers also the hest Niolins Guitars
Flutes Flies, Cuucert.nas in fact ALL instruments
in common use with STRINGS, and all other
things needed o. renew and repair instruments, and
a full stock Of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
JOHN c. HAYNES 4 CO.,
y CouEr STREET, Opposite the Court House,
Oct 3-leodGwtt Boston.
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GEMS OF STRAUSS :!

The surprising success OF This brilliant book con-
Times. Edition after edition -erly called for.
80 large pages OF the best Strau-- music Price.
Boa-ds,S4 11 Cloth, 500, Fine CIR. iur presents,
-
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n LosI AND POUND. Tho only book an
me she subject that tells the whole story Dooit n.
~ - gu win any other. This has nearly ~
30 ~ '1alui-page Engraving and Maps =
80 80 = 81. The prospectus will sell it al siebT
~ 1Is eegiee ~ territory address at once lfJ
ll-+dXwtw $3.50 N'-ii--A ee'
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EMEESoN'S SINGING SCHOOL.
has abundant material 10 the instruction 81 evening
and other Singing Glasses. Widely used. Costs
les than Church Music Book. Price -Iccuis.
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Come, darling Ehe.
Come, take the cup
Ellie must drink il ALL
Drink il all up.
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! 600 made Dec. 81, by one Agent selling Hon
yJO ACE GItEELEY AND FAMuX

W y NJ F.EEI-I1Eslf IND FAMIIl.
tine engraving, 2ex2s inches, sent BY mail s,r a
We also mail Button-liole and SEWING MACHINE
Thread Cutters, and Needle Threading Tnimbie
pride p cents each Circulars Of various otbar
novelties mailed frequently 10 all old and new
agents. Address AMERICAN NOVELTY "a ~
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