Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-10-02
VOL. XIV....No. IL.

n EW GOODS. We are pleased TO inform our
l. customers and friends that we have just returned
rom New York with fine assortment Of New Goods
IN the various departments of our trade; no pains
have been spared in selecting GOOD articles, and such
as VIII meet the appreciation persons Of taste We
have beside very many other things which must re.
main unenumerated) Watches, Gold and Silver,
price and quality to suit customers Pins some beau.
tful Canoes, fancy Enamelled and stone Pins Rings,
various patterns of new Rings best quality Of Gold
Shell Card Cases inlad and plain very pretty ones
English Pencils, very heavy and beautiful finished
Fancy Boxes very pretty for presents, several kinds
canes, many very handsome and some very strong.
Combs, something nc,c in this line. Shell, Buffalo
Horn lvoryond other new dressing Conbs Brushes,
very nice and new patterns, best quality. Preston
Salts IN beautiful bottles various patterns; PerOmory,
English, French and American. Guitars, Drums,
and other Musical Instruments Hearts, Crosses
and Jet Ornaments for the Neck Golden and Coral
Bracelets Gold Neck Chains same length of Gold
Deeds; Silver, Butter and Fruit Knives; Ivory and
Shell fancy Boxes Rosoms, Suspenders and Collars
fine kinds; Elastics very nice ones. Cards all
sizes Of fine quality We can scarcely give a general
outline of the new goods now being opened and ar.
ranged at the Variety Store, but would Wills, we OK.
press thanks 10 our numerous friends and customers
for the lberaly with which they have seconded our
efforts 10 make our assortment what il is Just men.
non that our assortment was never more complete 40
have not only the usual variety, but have added many
new and handsome articles, to which We are making
additions almost erery 1reek Please enquire for
Goods wanted as very many of our articles are not in
Aug. "a. PANGBORN & BRINsMA1D.
7NO THE PUBLIC. In offering this Edton Of
l. Smiths Geography and Atlas to the public the
Publishers invite attention to the following additions
and improvements
The Geography has been carefully revised and en-.
arged, is illustrated by about thirty additional Cuts
and is perfectly adapted in all its parts to the new
Maps
The entire text of the book ha. lat much expense)
been thrown into mil form large type which we feel
confident will be regarded as very decided impre
vement.
The tables appended to the Book were made
with care, and contain much valuable information
in a condensed fosn. The names and length of the
principal Canals and Roll Roads FINISHED and in pro-
gress) given, and the places connected a36o
complete list OF the Colleges, Law and Medical
Schools. theological Semlnares and Religious do.
nominations Of the United States. the relgning Sow
erelgns of Eurode &c.
An entire new Atlas accompanies the Book, con.
tanning eightcen very superior Maps, mostly drawn
expressly for this work from original surveys and the
most authentic sources, and embraces much valuable
information not to be found in any similar work.
Our own country has received special attention. The
Rail Roads Canals, navigation OF Rivers and recent
changes are all carefully Marked and many counties
| are shown which do not appear in any other Atlas.
Among the pecuarltles of this work may be mention.
ed the plan of showing the population of States and
Countries in round numbers on the face of the Maps
The navigation of Rivers for Ships, Steamboats,,
Sloops, &c. is shown by placing at the head Of ma
vigation the appropriate characters for each.
The Map and Chart of the World combined Ton an
entire new plan, showing at one view the Natural and
Political Divisions of the Globe, the Extent, Popula-
ton, Religion, Form Of Government and State Of
Civilization of each COunry) has atra.ted much at.
tention aud is considered great improvement upon
any thing heretofore attempted in the form of Chart
as here all are shown at single glance and the
lations they sustain to each other. We would also
solicit attention to the remarkable dstincncss and
case with which every name on the Map may be read
well to the very superior style and execution Of
! the work III other respects. The Questions at the
close of the Book important and will be found
| very convenient for General Review.
| SPALDINCi e. STORRS.
H1rtford Connecticut
! For sale by SAMUEL HUNTINGTON, Bur.
ngton VI. and by the Princal Booksellers in the
| United States.
Burlington, July Sd, 1870