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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-27
New establishments.

T p. WHALING # co. inform the public that
d. they have located themselves in the village OF
Burlington aud have filled up store the east side
of Church street, which may well be d,nomnntcd
"Cheap-sidc," nearly opposite the bank of Guring-
ton and are receiving from New York choice sclec-
ton of goods well suited to the season, which they
offer for sale as Op can be purchased ia the couHtry
for ready pay Among Their goods may be found
beaver and broad cloths, cassimercs satincs, annes,
mernos, mluslinc de lanes dc. A choice selection,
also of French, English and American prints cqudi,
al least, to any in Buriinoton. 4 general assort-
ment of cambrcs musns plain and figured, cdgIngs,
nseriings blond aces dc \ great variety OF shawls,
and dress hanlkcrchlcs ladies' gloves and hose with
a good supply of blcachcd and unblcachcd domestic
goods. Also good supply of crockory, of the latest
patterns with few elegant astral pnlOr lamps; and
finally, few choice family groceries, such rs teas,
sugars, moasscs coffee rice ralsns dry fish, tobac-
cos lamp oils dc.
We do not pretend to specify all the kinds TO say
nothing of the Numerous articles of which each kind
is composed; but suffice ii to say that the assortment
will b. found 10 contain most of the articles wanted
in the country; and those that favor us with their
custom will be entirely relieved from the examination
of old goods, remnants. Our entire stock is new,
and fresh from the market aud has been selected with
the greatest possible with reference 10 the wants,
comforts md benefit of the people. But we do not
wish the public to take our word in tins matter, but
most cordially invite them to call and examine for
themselves. Burlington, Nov &C. 1910.
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M ESSRS PANGBOlN & BRlNSMAlD have
VI Just returned from Boston and New York with
their fill assortment ofgoods which will befound very
complete.
WATCHES We have received some more of those
fine finished levers made by II. & G. Beeslcy of Lv
erpool both gold and silver cases. some extra Jewell
led. We have also received gold and silver English
levers, of various other manufactures Gold and sill
yer anchor escapement levers, with beautiful engraved
backs and dials. Gold and silver lcpinc watches,
some beautiful patterns with engraved backs. Our
sortment of watches is far better than usual.
Head and neck ornaments of various kinds let and
gold hearts, crosses, in sets or single Buttons for
velvet wristlcts.
BAGS. Large and small sized, jet and dove colorcd
bead bags net bugs of silk and worsed, and purses
CuRLs. Large and small sets ringets not on wires
New sets wire curls; nice sets plain hair.
SHELL The best quality shell side and twist
combs, at our usual prices few cheaper shell side
BRrrASrA WARE Some beautiful finished fine
quality, tea and coffee pots communion furniture
tumblers, and patent lamps.
PLATED WARE. Cake and fruit baskets, castors
high and low candescks, shutters and trays cups
and spoons, better assortment than usual
Table mats, oil CLOTH and willow mats of various
sizes an shapes.
SrocKs In this department. we have rivaed the
variety store. Those who wish to get a neat made
stock. matter ut what price cheap or dear are as
snred th1t we will try to SUIT them in every particular
Also lars, bosoms, suspendcrs, straps, and few
nice PLAIN and figured cravas.
PERrrMERy. Soaps, hair oils Farinas best Ger
man cologne. Those who have used this article,
never wish for any other. Farnas good cologne.
Doll and fancy boxes. We have not forgotten our
young friends, but have selected some fine dolls
and m,ny other articles suitable for presents.
Rosewood Boxes. Ladies' rosewood work boxes
furnished and unfinished some nice ones Those
wishing for them or for portable writing desks, will
please inquire for them, they kept up stairs, with
many other bulky goods Willow chairs, Wagons
and cradles up stairs.
Brass candlesticks high and low. Brass shutters
and trays. Steel do
VARIETY. Go to bed lamps with extinguishers,
very nice article An article to clean brass ptte or
brania, very nice Cake cutters, assorted patterns.
Chopping trays, cedar tubs for washing dishes IN,
brass hoped Clrpe hammers for taking up or put.
ting down carpets. Nursery lamps with China and
tin dishes, and TIA kettles. New conversation cards,
pearl souvenirs; trumpets for deaf persons, chill.
dren's cups and saucers fine card cases; volns and
other Instruments We have added 10 our assortment
of all kinds such things as we could find in New York
and Boston, which we Judged would suit our market
and we now shl be most happy to distribute them
to friends and customers who wish for them.
Variety Store PANGBORN e. BRlNSMAID.
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lyman n CpLE. have received her u>ua
IL eX'cn.Ive assortment Of tai aud wlnei goods
omnri,Ing a great varey Of hgurcl ,axony, doIllc
and single width. Pm Ell Grape Mcrlno, Moreline
de Lame e.. Fgured Alepnc, figured and plain
FnrlI h Merlno., Gro de Naples ,nd French do.
Wor,,cl Camc cen. Alpaca Cloth, Thl 81 Merno,
&c lcariff article for ladies c!oahs. ErHinctc,
salisbury Flannel, figured Circa SANS g., Goat,
liar and mIa ION Camlr's, Brorhela, Per.an cloth
g.. Heavy douhle miel Broad Cloth, Beaver and
For Cloths, Rch Diamond Beaver Cloh, a new ar
,iclc for Gentlemen, over Coas. large nnml cr ot
heavy wor. ted ,hawl., few Lpins ct MerIno and
Ca hmcre do, Netting, Paalne and ldcn ORC, do
Rich Challv Mor,cIine de Lame anil Cheneal iilLf
SILKS -lleavy Canton, Gro dc Maple and o'hcl
Silk, rich figured Blue BacE, Brown and other colors
Glove, AMI iltsicry.
DOM STC GOOnS.-Coron 'hecng, ,hr'lnG
licking, wa lng ,nl cotton yarn, superior Irish Linen
TAlLORS rlIMlNGS.-Scwlng Sill, Twi. an
Threat, Pa ding, Canvas, Seecia. "oPd Jean
Brown and Ria Il Linen, Pad Wors,ca Facing, Wor>-
ted Surge, s do, Six Binding, SILK Cords, Wors'
I'D Binding 81. &c.
VISITING Woo en- velvc, silk Velvet, Vaen'ia
Silk Saiin &c. Silk Ve!ye for trimmings a>sor,e,
color. Ro,lyn checks for chillren> wear
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Reuben Bonds Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, }THE Honorable
DISTRICT OF thilIESphS, ss' - llc FRO !
Court within and for the District of Chttcndcn To
the creditors and others concerned in the estate OF
Reuben Bond, late of Underhil in said district de-
ceased, GREETING
WHEREAS, Melinda Bond, Exccutrix of the last Will
and Testament of the said deceased hath made april.
cation to this court 10 extend the time limited for ma
king payment of the debts and bargains of the said
deceased twelve months from the second "Wednesday
of November lSlO and the second Wednesday Of No
yember next beng assigned for hearing in the prem
ses nj the Office Of the Register of this Court and
having been ordered that notice thereof be given by
publishing this decree three weeks successfully in tn,
Free Press newspaper prieied at Burlington.
THEREropE, You are hereby notified TO appear be
fore said court the time and place aforesaid then ant
there to make objections if any you have to the sac
time ofpayment being further extended as aforesaid
Given under my hand AT Burlington, this Goth day o
! October A, Il, 1870 WM WEsroN. Ree,,cy
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George =. Igalc's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, )vNHE. Honorabl

DrsrRlcT OF CnrrrESpEs, SIS. : l. the Probate Court
for the District ofCh,tenden To all persons concern
ed III the estate of George S. Hale late of Wesord,
III snld District deceased, GREETING
Whereas John w. Hale, administrator of the estate
of said deceased proposes TO render of his
administration, and present his account against SAID
estate for exam lion and allowance at ssion Of
the Court of Probate, to be holden nj the Register
Office in Burlington, on the second Wednesday of De-
Ccmber next.
Therefore You are hereby notified 10 appear before
said court at the time and place aforesaid and shcw
cause, if any you have why the account aforesaid
should not be allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington, this twelfth
dayof Move mbcr a. ID. $40.
WIN WESTON, REGISTER
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Moses Rugylcs' Estate.

risrnrcr or cTTrTDrTss o ccrnpd in the SC es
tate OF Moses Rurglcs late of WcstforI, deceased
Elisha Rugges administrator Of the estate of Moses
Ruggcs late Of Wcstiord in said district deceased,
having filed in said court his petition, in writing, set
ting forth that the amount Of debs against said estate
as allowed by the commissioners, is 5l21S,j0; that
from said administrators first administration account
allowed by SAID cOUr', tappCars that there balance
due from said estate said administrator of S5o3l
that the amount of personal estate on hand is 81 81
and that it will be necessary 10 sell all the real estate
of sad deceased together with the reverson of the
widows dover therein, for the payment of the debts
against said estate and the expenses of administration
which real estate consists of the home farm of said
deceased, so called, containing, by estimation, one
hundred and twenty five acres, and about thirty five
Of land living on Richardson's Hill which land,
arc situate in SAID Wcstiord and of which the widow
of the said deceased has been endowed of one third
part, and praying sad court TO grant him license to
sell tie whole of said estate, together with the rever-
sion of the widows dover for the purpose aforesaid
Whcreupon the court aforesaid doth order that SAID
10 he held at the Il, ISicrs office in Burlington on the
second Wednesday Of December next and that nOtirC
thereof ba'tlyen 10 all persons int rested y the publ
Gallon Of this order, containing the substance Of sad
petition three weeks succcs,iyelv in the Free Press
newspaper printed in Burlington in the county o
chittcndcn. the last Of which publications 10 he pre
vous to said second "Wednesday of cccmbrr. lS TO-
Given under nv hand ut BurIinaton in said District
this llth day of November, $50.
WM. WESTON. Rerisier.
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UTION. L,'TtON.--Li,. lNA
IAlNE [ on ION IL h 4 IL = ----.

4 w - ~. ~ y - bf.A VI
~ FLYING LOllON,-lilch'v esteemed for caring
all ErUnion> Cuar>en Rcinr.> and Pmples on
the Face Neck or hand,, ande etra.y cleaning lie
COMPLEXION, and removing a d-Ga-'- e the skim
Nulhlng contributes So mu .f A.. u.r neral success
m lie a, an engaging hr,t Hpe'r2r.r This Lotruu
admire a most fragrant, m. b. >u., ua- and great
~ esteemed furI virtues IN ccau-lnI .ufrnne AMI
purifying The skin of all eripeu., .n In'rriu.i. 10 e-
male eaty, and re loring Il % a.sh ieErec ct pr
rl'y, ca 'tfd compeN'tn Is ite pt'e If a., who
no>se II, and he envy ui'ho.e who are dcprvcl Oft.
What soa erirg ga 3llt trma e,in Who,e iscs
nature ha, di>paye empower, Ia ma her conn lex
ion dl"rolonred wrh disgusting plmpc,, when mar
her cha M good appear nee - the e ! re'oin-
mendaIiun and a. the ResWGmg i'o'n p'r ~ me
skin, a nd remove all Pimpc-, Borne, '"'' - "', '
and Rrn.>s aul pro luce eau II - i,' Cn,l.n'nn1
cosm,,ic a Ia y should a. her innr, uen.,rn,en
| ,,, ~ y, y, mi I'M. a d,ilghf u rentS '" remove
! Ii II Ranshnes- Pmple Rngw. i'm. 80 N,.,,
al ksns n h. ,,e and noe, and every KIND ct erip-
SoreneNs " ~" of the human Foly il pariicG-
non on he snsndti 10 gencmcn to lie mei after sha-
larry y, ,,I prevent The Otherwise ceran et' OF
wing, hnon soap. in turning the rear premaiurey
all co'Tnr ale Whole ole and retail v A. HilSH'
grey ~ Co. NJ. III Gene ee stree, ttca In bur
1o a nv j. & J. H. Peck & Co, and Theo. a. Peck
lnFE. "" In Vorgennes byJ. ii, Bowman. In Milton,
Sy Burnett & Sawyer In Georgia, by Lorenzo
JJssnes auyS0
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STRAYED from an incosure on the interval
- north of the village Of Burlington, about weeks
.hree wear old Mare one dark bay or brown smallsh
sized Morgan Mare fine animal, five years old
ries her head very high, short switch tail and one
sorrel white faced french Horse with SPAWN on tho
nigh hind leg. Whoever will give information to II
Thomas, T. Chamberlain, or G. Parody of Burlington,
! shall he suitably rewarded October %, 1870
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-11-27

RUSTON and TROY IRUN CUMPANY.-Thc
- public are hereby no'lde'I, that the business Of
casting IN every lranch and variety l. done 10 order,
much enlarged their foundry, and are now prepared
to do all kind, Of work done at any foundry IN the
country. Mil gearing, Pot All Kettles, Stove,
Polgh., Axleree-, g., on hand or furnished to order.
All who wi 10 contract for pae,, or 10 pur-
cha large qaniily oihollowware, for The purp Pc.
of retailing, will c furnished al whole ale pricc,--and
all who may favor with their calls or or her,, will e
dealt Y a ll orally n. al any es,alIhm in the
country Orler, should e hire, ed to f.. X. Cross
man. S lpernlendan', or A. Young, Agent Troy, Vt.
to ,ecrre an early rcnly, and prompt attention.
Troy W., June 1910. iy.e
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DOOK STORE.-Thc subscriber is weekly rccciv-
ID ing new supplies Of Books, and his store now
contains the best assortment he has offered the
public. Among the miscellaneous works this day re-
ccvcd, the following Ten thousand yclr, Per-
rvs Voyages. Jack a shore, vols Memoirs of the
court of England by John H. jesse Nh tland and the
Shcanders by Sinclair, Womans mission; Around
the world-a narrative ola voyage in the East Inda
Squadron under Commodore Geo. &. Reed in , vols.
Confessions Of Harry Lorrequor vol.
BURLINGTON. Nov. 10. y. \. NRAMAN
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In Burlington, Nov. 23d, Mrs. ESTHER POWELL,
wife of Doct Truman Powell in the 57th year of her
age. She was the first child born in Burlington.
In Shorcham, on the 18th inst, Mr. JuLius NORTH
nor.
In South Hero, on the Sd inst, at the residence of
Wallis Mott, Esq. Miss SUSAN ADAMS, daughter of
Benjamin Adams Esq, of Milton, aged IL years. But
few removed from the society of this world more
esteemed by acquainlances or beloved by relatives
than this excellent lady.
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GROCERIES,

IN GROCERIES,.
~ IIhds st. Crolx and N. o. Sugars,
20 Bbls. do do
10 Boxes refined and Loaf do
3 Bbls Crushed do
3 do Powdered do
80 Chests II. s., Y. II. and o. H. Teas,
20 Bags Java Il Lagura Coffee, Pepper q Spice
5 Casks Salcratu>, 10 Boxes Starch,
20 kegs #. boxes Tobacco 10 kegs Ginger,
80 boxes Bar Soap, 80 mats Cassia,
10 boxes Pipes, cask Cloves,
80 bbls I.orillards Snuff do Nutmcgs,
and Tobacco d.c. dc dc, by
Nov. 10. STRGNGS 4. co.
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NOTICE.. TRYON, Merchant Tailor, would

NTOTICE-J TRYON, Merchant Tailor, would
N respectfnlly announce to the public and his old
rustoners in particular that he continues to accom-
modate all who call with the latest improved fashions
and work no, inferior 20 any on reasonable h9uce
Al his old stand on ST. Paul street On hand and Tor
.,e chonp for cash choice assortment of superior
Broadcloths Cassimercs, Vcsllngs, and Trimmings
n b. Goats cut for 80 cents cash.
p. S. Those indebted will please call and pay ny
Burlington, Nov. H. 1870
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g CHOOL BOUKs.-Tbe SUBSCRIBE la. e,y,.

- CHOOE BOUNS.--1he sulscril er has evrec
- ed the pre-. emf week from New York more School
Dooks, on which the following comprise n part. Lew
ereis Latin Lexicon; Donnegan's Creek do; Web
H'er large Dictionary, vo.; johnson, and Walkers
uo'; Ah'non'; Horace Cicero, 1e ar, and SaIu.l;
Oo3perS and GoulFs Virgil; Playfars Euclid; Blairs
and Newinan's Rhetoric. Olln,,co'> and wilkins AS
,r9an iron. 40. school Philosophy; Comsoch' pbIos-
pphy, uo' tbeilis'ryj BUlmarS aud Bcvizacs French
Grammar; kir!hai, anil Smiths English do; Alcr-
croInie's Intellectual Philosophy; do Moral DO; LILO
Of Wa bng,on Chare~ lsh aud Corinne French
Davies and Boorlons J., Le,,,n,; Bridge Agel ra
Porers Rheorcal Rca'r ,; oinry'., Wool ridge,
Smih's, Male Brm'., aud Mir h.l' All W,llsrr,
Geography and Alias We .'cr'. an Town. selling
voos G boo Rea }'er AM scn' Mont
Adams New Arlhnlec; Charlie Iave de-. Thomp-
,on'. do; Por ers Analy,i. Town, d.; Bow, and
G,ir'> Rea!rng Book ~ Mr.. seo1mcy; Lcyclr.
ilan first class Book Lowell, l.. $. sg,al er; wor-
&c tcr's History; Waits the Mind; uou'rlcl', l..
> History Na,lona prc,epior; le Brn, 1clcuaque;
Boiany ~ Mr. Lincoln; Kane lcnenI.; Eaywards
New England Gazetteer, English Rea 'er, Progressive
Reader. L. A. nRAMAN
Burlington, Oct. Is, 1910.
CHEAPER aud better for Ready Paw The sub.
~ scrber would inform his Gus omers and the pub
lie that on account of his loss OF Goods by fire and the
damaged ones selling off so cheap, his prcscn,
stock IS principally made fresh and select, and tbs
cloths beng bought al low prices can be sold cheap
al KINDS OF clothing made on the shortest notice.
Cutting done as usual. All kinds Of clothes cleaned
Of paint grease &C. and dressed pressed and repaired
in the neatost manner and brought as possible
TO theIr original beauty and warranted without dam
age. Also on hand, (no waiting until New Years or
running all day after Trimmings &C., Top Coat..
Cloakes, Dress and Frock Goats, pantaoons, Vast
coats, Sailor Jackets, Boys Clothes, Flannel and
other shirts, Drawers, Stocks, &c. Also all kinds of
second hand Clothes, Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes,
Travelling Bags Trunks, Furniture and all other
tcles common and uncommon. Clothes or produce
taken for pay. c. BENNS.
:. 10
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Samuel Smiths Estate.

WYE The suh>crl ers having leen appointed " the
w honora le the pro- a'e court for the district OF
Chllicnlcn, comm sluncr- 10 receive, examine AM
a li> the clam, and demands If all per un> against
the e,tae Of Sam e Smuh lae of Culchc ter, IN he
dsirc, afpre all, derca el repre- cn'el in. olvcn,
and also all claims AMI demands c>hlrcl IN e
ther .lo and six month"; from the day of he da'c here
Of eng allowed ly and "o1r for that p'rpo e, We
do therefore here give notice thai wl attend lC
the bine,. Of q appointment, at the dwelling o
Charlie, Smith in Colchester in sad district, on the 2,
Monday, in January and May nex' AT 10 oclock A
~, on said day Da,cl this 7'h day Of Nov, A, d
1910.
l.. b. PLATT,
THOS. BROWNELL,f Com'rs.
n3t JOHN LYON,
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BOOTS. SHOE $ g. LEATHER. The )

BOOTS, SHOtS & LEATHER. The subscriber
ID having taken the store formerly occupied by
Mes.rs Bishop d. Whpple is now opening genera
assog tment of Boots Shoes and Leather which have
all been bought for cash and will be sold for the same
the lowest prices and theartcos are too mn't
Gus TO mention in an advertisement, although NJ. 20
cy has enlarged his paper would simply
call and examine the goods and prices ''''
ing Es 1,iS% Ssrs July 1870 HENRY . G. HsS
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WiNOOSki IRON Foundry,

't'lllS concern is yet IN operation, and ready 10
l. execute all orders for castings IN good order, and
OF good metal, for various purposes. The subscriber
is now ready TO contract otherwise for the building
Of mills of all descriptions, being in situation TO fur
nsh all the materials at short notice Contracts will
be taken very low Plans of all kinds of mills made
application 10 the subscriber, and warranted cor
rect; which will save cost in building and also many
blundeTs.
An assortment Of castings such as kettles ploughs
wagon boxes, wagon arms, sleigh shoes box and
cooking stoves, very superb article for doing large
business with little work and fuel, all of which can be
found at all times, at this concern. Patterns made to
order on reasonable terms Also the subscriber offers
for sale one first rate high pressure steam engine OF
four horse power good article built from Leicester
plan, and has been in use which will be sold rcasona
Bile, and on credit All orders to the subscriber Bur
lngton, W. will receive attention.
JESSE GAY.
Wnoosili Village, Nov To-
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NO'TICE.

The annual meeting of the Burlington Anti
Slavery society will be holden at the Congrega-
tiona place of worship this evening, at half past
six o'clock. Ladies and gentlemen favorable TO
the object of the society are invited TO attend
Nov ~. JAS. MITCHELL. Secreta,'n
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II IvEA\D LET LIVE."-Thc .n

I'VE AND LET LlVE."-Thc sub>cril er
IL would respectfully return his thanks 10 his
former patrons for the many favors received, and
would also inform them that he continues Book Bind
ing aud Blank Book manufacturing al his old stand
and that he will sell Blank Books, common school
books, Bibles, Albums and stationery on as good
terms as any one. Blank Books made to any pattern
ON short notice. The patronage of The public is
specially solicited. SAMUEL HUNTINGTON.
Sign of the Red Ledger
colcee-.t. Nov, 20, 1910
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ID ARGAlNS BARGA lNS-tireat arrain> in Dry
ID Goods al the store corner Of Oh rrh and College
streets. This large assortment i crcl entire al
Wholesale or retail Al uncxemplary low prices for
Cash or approved Noes. This il an excellent op
porunily for Merchants TO buy such goods a. they
NAV want to re Ienrh their assortment, aud for FAM
lie TO supply themselves for the sea on on very al
van,ageous terms.
MAYO & WATT Trustee.
Burlington, Nov. ~, 1910.
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TNBLEACIIED Cotton Shrtnr and Shec,ing.
X cotton yarn batting, wlckng, black and white
wadding Russia diaper, crash table Diapers padding
canvass ncrseilcs quilts councrpaines rose and
horse blankets, bloachcd cottons bleached and I'M
bleached cotton tlanncls, English, French and Amer
lcan prints cheap as the cheapest. by
nS \. LOVELY e CO
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M[ q II II 1 q al

In Wlllston, on the 18th inst, by David French,
griffin.
In Pittsburgh, on the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Reed, IL T. BLANcnARD, Esq, of Whitehall, editor of
the Whitehall Chronicle to Miss JULIA ANN CHALMERS
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n EW TAILORING ESTABLIS MENT
" Al JIinoosH IWdge.-The subscriber has COM
mcncrd the tailoring business in this place and will
do all kinds of work in his Incl good style it is
done at any shop in this section of country. Cutting
done at all times, on sh Jrl notice
WANTED-An apprentice Mt the above business.
JEREMIAH HARRINGTON
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lew GOODS, now opening; an aioi una'
" assortment OF various kinds If good, among
them are Mezollnro Bri,hes Satin Bead Head Bands,
Sar,aparlla Lozenge>, ACCORDION looks, ex'rsc, OF
'ergamoi, bristol hoard, green Spciac e., Castor, new
silver poke Combs, Eagle Belt Plates, etc. ALSO, a
good assortment Of trimmed and plain fine Satin and
homl az ne Stocks thin summer Socis, fc' and pa in
some with bows very nee and light for warm wealth
cr; we have al very narrow Stocks, suilale for
boys or men. Also, long stocks for those who have
large NecRs, in word or Assortment of Stocks, Col
lars and Bu>om> Is very complete. For further par
lcular> please call al The Variety Store
J me ~. PANoBuRN & BRIN MAID.
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S,TOVES.--The attention Of the public is request
- cd to the fine assortment Of Stoves for sale by the
subscribers. Customers will find at their store
larger and more general assortment than ever, con-
sIstng Of Box, Paror and Cook Stoves of every size
and many patterns. IlCkOK Il CATLlN.
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