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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28
A vxNDRE.

A vxNDRE.
> Impria,erie de la Gssetie Baton Rouge ssra
sendue q Famiahie. lie psopristais4 setsiei
dearaa clpse ses affair I'll cette vile. Lfiaapsssa-
ere I,eut donnsr IN tres beau bs4i6hcs d On In
prin.eur 81 ellie -: coniai.s asec s'oaonf-s u
c'est esaiemest Tue tres bonnie aua,rs
oour uue ger. ,Gae d'auc habi,uds ID iliese.
1tctofos -.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28
81 AVIS.

" AVIS.
0yTEs les per>opnes Asant dcs rec'a-
rna.ians eonsre Ia succession de Mad. Kssahesh
Ncksnssy ,isckdte. seut pritrs lie les pre-
s~ntef rs n~as aaih ~ntiq.xss ~ soas-'Yne
rtteur 4 = hertiess ~.WiMeu.s. CA ! Messiears
Elam "a Adatrs / N3tan houge.
. aout-99 4. n. TuRNERViLi Z.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

AdEsAANskER sysni etc no.ne.s syn
- die De ~ss etstin-otvabie, prize les p~rpnnes
qsi doi9esi =" dir io~.tvsS,e de- veris rs,es ayec
las. saw. qtsoi IL aess forces d'apees Ia loi de metre
lee cosHpt~s dams les nsei NJ d'na o6cier public pour
EN- efecft.f In fe..sree.
.HOt-JS NNowrA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

MPAVE-fi a etc asrete l. rs ~coarart. par
- Mr. Francis White aenae&fsnt en- la ~paTo,sse
Sc Quest Hatan sopxr,A s miles au erssaus de ia
Maison DC Ca.,r, ur fhrya! creole de elule,,r d,
NILE, age d~'easiren , ans. sans sucuns maeue..
al fer, a,sns mn peu .e blanc aux sleux nieds do
DER ere. ItrQeel thrsat s'tl nest pus reclarna
da.s les VI Jorrs dc Ia obligation tiu present avis,
re,siar'nen,ent sux REGIMENTS ae Jun de Police
de e1t'e paroisse, sera expose en- vei,te publiase
par le soassigne lie 10 Decemhre proclaim 4 10
heures du matin a son bureau.
ROSEMOND HEBERT, J.ae raix.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28
sELLEs 4 YABRIQuE DE HARNAls 8
REpARArIoN DIES YnrTuREs.
Il rzS

L. sotiasigna ayant repsis 50 profession 8 70
car. off. e espactnerse,nent SEES services All pubic
THOMAS GiB8ES H0RGAN
IA tan Rouge. 2 hiprs ls39
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28
CHIRU kGIEN DENTfSrC.

CHlRG HGlEN DENTfsTE.
a CHANGE son bureau qui esq ms;a,eusns !
1.A san do~~scis daBs IL :e,isene rue. u~s pos,e
a~a-tisss"s de IL 'ae de rFsli.~, et 10 .,oi.;ams pos-
e % sud de 10 dsaneuss ~ Doet. b. r. EAsnsS.
Sn0se0bre
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

Ehn doaz. de yERaEs recls en- con
eDxE1H signas on, 1 yendic aux rrix de-
f4brlqse, ! hez
6juia II A kATTA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

= ~scuss,grc recesra dans p-t, 4, ,o,,rs =.
~ grand assortment, &c !Arrhang,s-s Srrb-.
s'ns' q''ttae g'aade auaBtfe u'Hssi @u-ss can
senaai' Pt'ts IA saisot, qa'ft v-ntlrs a a.s Gig
ties tsiso,nabse. sa,vau, IL .rne
- npsemhre-10 LEVY DR. YFusS
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

1HE1U rsesnan.ent et ! ventrr, les articles sui
vaa.,: pa inns.Fe blanche extra pare teve
ne'.th,ae, hu,)r ie l,a, ,oss.nes sech~s, en- paTtp
dams 'sss saes eaess"ant de aais 10 jnslu'a IS liyr.s
cn.con, hisre i'EsWsgae, sauge On paauess de !
4 u Ivrs>
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

~ sAi Tssst les u seetpes aYans DIES rec!ama-
,ions ant'irc IA sasresssioH ds IN Glacotao Ragio
,tecede sbasilsstat, ssot prisas d. Is presenter an
Juge ae "a ssafsisss ssgasl fsatas Rouge.
-. 4ZSi.EA@ tn ~ -M-....
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28

AVis-F q etc arre'e fe Is eoirsr4s ds,s
IA 'e heuve, par Mr.. Nicola rrscas. A..
M raet en- IA parnisse Quest s'atar ee,ge
2 MILES ai.desso.ss de In Mason 4e coar, ua-
bale de Gotten marqnte ] a F. M. X
n. HEIsERr, jag. de
Quest Baton hougs. " ortol,f- "a.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28
CRANES de Jardinaee.

e ss~isssssse Went de .~reeeslif sn rnuvf! ns-
soii's.eat dc sraiass de ja.dinagt. g~aranties
ooa.ses ct fla ifhes. IL. v. sABiN.
F6gyier 50.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1840-11-28
Etnt de In Louisiana.
PAROiSSE Est BATON RtI1Gn

Cues, Baton Rouge, n oe,obr. IaaaN Say;''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-14
SHCRNAN'S COUGH
\ E0Ez .E \ [ I. 4

$500, - ::.2-- - Z = = l-----I
ARE the safest, most sure and ciiectual rem.
cdv Cor Coughs. ods, Consumptons. who9p-
inr Cough, Asthma, Tightness of the Lungs
or chest. &c. sc. The proprietor has never
known an instance where they aid no, give
por(ect satisfaction. Several Thousand boxes
have been sold within the last three months,
restoring TO health. persons in almost every
stage of consumption. and those laDorlhg
under the most distressing cold and coughs.
Thcy do not check and dry up the cough, but
render i, easy, promote oxpecloraiion, a'Iay
the tickling or irritation, and remove inc
proximate or exciting cause. Ihcy are maze
from n combination of tho most valuable eX
pectornnt. or cough medicines, and arc IN
doubtedy superior to every thing IN use Tor
those complaints. Hundreds upon hundrcds
of certificates have been offered of their won
dcrful virtues, from those who have been
saved from an untimcly grave, and restored
to pcrlcc, health, by using them.
DosE.-One lozongc is a dose for an adulP
and may be repeated from three TO SIX tunes
n day. as required. Children, eight years old,
| half of one: four years, quarter, and SO IN
proportinn. Very small children or infants
will take them best dissolved in IIltIe water.
| Should they act as an cmclic. or produce
nausea. lie dose must be lcsscncd 10 what the
stomach will bear. llaforonc will generally
be sufficient to take before breakfast, as The
stomach is then more easily sickcncd. No Ill
effects can arise from an over dose, as it viii
cause the stomach to cicct il aud although
not n pleasant sensation. will be found 10
afford reljet.
Where there is much pain in tho breast OF
side. one of Shcrman's Poor Mans Piastcts
( l.. 4 l,,, va
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-14

vile, ON the road to Willamsburgh, abou,
miles from town The process by which
,hcv manufacture buttons Is not merely
new, bn, entirely original The machinery
bc,nr the product Of the skill, test, mud
ingenuity Of those gcnllemcn'. Fhe but.
ton itself consists of five parts FIRST. the
outer covering of elk or lasling second,
the TN mould over whlch that IS drawn
-Mird n thick nexlb'e sutiiog of paste
board. to give firmness to the whole
fourih bit Of strong cloth which forms
the eye--and Gdh. the ring through winch
the eye projects, which any one can observe
bv merely examining his own coat buttons.
In the manufacture of the WINSTON
f xibe shank button, each one posses
through fifteen different hands from the
raw material to he finishing stroke. The
TN which gives form TO The button, Is cut
INTO circular pieces by machinery and by
another person the edges are turned Up tor
the lulu,e use. All the other parts Of the
bn'ion nre formed separately by various
Ingenious processes, the labor upon eOcb
being Chased. so that the different pieces
are thrown of with great rnpld'iy.
After all the parts Of the button are made
one sci of hands are employed ~ adjusting
them together. OF course they are ~ o
loose state, and need some curlously nice
and vet powerful process to iulcrlock the
parts, and give symmetry and strength to
the Whole. This l. performed by an nc~
curarc lI''la apparatus moved by girl
and the button. from loose number OF
pieces, is instantly consolidated. The ring
pressed INTO the circular I'm winch shapes
the button, closing IN ihc edges ct the GOV
crrnr. and givnv It The cDmpaciucsS 9hd
strength il po>sc>scs when on tn" cont. A
finishing process in,lows. wv which Tho con.
vcx shape Is bestowed aud this CONSISTS 81
another exquisite machine, something hike
hopper. revolving hor21nialIy, jhe button
going in on one side unfinished. and drop
PING out on the other IN a peril Ct state.
This establishment supplies the button
market for Amos, the whole United States.
They possess great strength aud durability
and are made with astonishing qn'cknoss
by classifying Tie labor: so that al this tac'
tory. which employs about two hundred
grls, over a MouaHd gross, from The most
stumble kind to the most elegant satin tigur
ed, bnllonS, are mauu'aC'ured d7Hy In
ono part Of this extensive concern, iron or
pea i9cknt buttons are made. ana the l'l ie
machine which takes a straight Vlte aud
Instantly forms It INTO eyes for buttons
seems real 10 possess indulgence as wei,
a- he mos, pctfcc, action. We are glad
TO lrarr bat these gentlemen are abnn-
darlly compensated by ncessan' demands
for ,bolr arlce-Ihe just reward of such
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-14

The making oftbesc indispensable or'i
cles is takng an honorable rank emong our
domestic mAnufacuros-so much So that
the force of he adagc, Having soul
above buttons" is somewhat diminished
The Northampton Courier gives the fol-.
lowing account Of The process
Perhaps not one man IN a thousand sus
peC,s that almost all the Buttons which
Ornamen' garments in the Unllcd States,
are made in a email village "a Hampshire
County, Mass. Bot such is The fact; srt
it Is actually new 10 Ne, n wal d0uh,,e,,
be to The reader. Not many years have
elapsed since foreign buttons were cXcIn
s'vey used IN lhs country More recently
sewed buttons wc'e introduced, made up
by the grls hut these have been amos,
entirely superseded by q much more supa
rlor article manufactured by machinery by
the Messrs. J, g.. J. Hayden, for Mr..
Samuel W,IiIsloo, Of Easlhamp'on.
We are indebted to The poltencss Of
Mr. Joel Hayden, last week, for an ample
insight into their extensive esto bllshment
located IN the beautiful village Of Hayden
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-14
S Yf Ut IN Ia c

nR. M. HITCHCOCK'S NEWLY IN
~ VENTED SNUFF--Thc best article
ever discovered by scientific men. in Europe
or A america, foi the cure and absolute relief Of
Ca,arrh, Dizziness Of the Head. Weak Eyes,
Nervous Headaches. Fallen sickness, Fits, and
infants troubled with Snulilcs, partial shocks
of Palsy, &c.
For sale. Wholesale and retail. by A. HITcH.
COCK Co., sole propric,ors. III Gcncsce
street. Utica, and by their agents throughout
the United States and Canada. In Burling-
ton only by J. 81 j. II. PECK a. Co, in Yer
rcnnes by j. II. BOWMAN, in Milton by
WHITNEY, LANDoN 81 Co., in Georgia by
Lorenzo James. aug
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-14
sggERMAN,s ROYAL HEPATINE.

For liver Compliant. iaundice. ob,'ruc'
tons peculiar to females, dyspepsia &c.
IuILADEhpnlA, Feb. IA, 1899.
Dear USc'or--In compliance wIfh your
request, have made Use OF what you des-
rcna'e, the "Royo! Ilcpaunc," IN several
cases Of Liver complaint, some Of which
were OF the most aggravated character. IL
every instance It fully answered your re-
commcuda'lon. had much confidence N
II when vou FIRST made me acquainted with
It's composition; but | was not prepared To
expect sach speedy and decided action a.
resulted from It's use. have also used II
IN FIVE cases Of ob>trncled menstrunllon,
two Of which had assumed the Appearance
of what their friends thought a hasly Goa
sumption. In every case, your medicine
operated Ike n charm, restoring TO health
and youthful freshness, III TO whom | ad
mlul.torcd u. Hereafter / shall rely SOLE
" upon II. in my practice whenever auI
called to similar cases
c. SHEPPARD, NJ. D.
We have used the Royal liepatlne, II
several cases VITA uniform success, anc
concur IA opinion with Dr. Sheppard, a,
10 lis utility. &, NJ. WEEKS, NJ, d.
=. MORRISON, NJ. ID.
Sold at the Variety Store by
PA>GDoRN 81 BRGNsMAID,
"a Jewellers. Bnrhng,ou, VI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-14
HAY LINZ VI L Mt.
L does cure 90 caseg oui oflOO.
PILES.

Y does cure 90 eases oui If 100.
TT l. nov used III the principal hospitals
d end the private pr0ctIce N Our country,
fit and most certainly for the cure Of the
Piies aud Also extensively and etfactuallv rs
to baill, creduluv. unless where lis effects
are Witnessed. ErternaHy in the follow
ing complains.
For Dropsy- Creating eX'raordrnnry
absorption AT once.
Smeii,ags- Reducing them in few hours.
Rheum1tis0s-Acule or chronic, giving
quick ease.
Sore ThrOat-By cancers, ulcers or
colds.
Croup md WAooping Cougt-Exernal.
" and over the chest.
M Bruises Sprains, and Burns Curing
IN few hours
SarCs and Ulcers. Whether fresh or
long standing, ana fever sores.
H. operation upon adults and children IN
reducing rheumatic swcIIlugs, and loosen
nr coughs ard ,lgh'ncss o. the chest by
relaxation Of the paris, hns been surprising
beyond conception. The common remark
Of those who have used 1t IN The Plies, l.,
II, acts Ike a charm"
SEE tina, i, is signed on the wrapper in
,yriiing COMSTOCk & Co. Sold by The
doz. or single bu,,Ir tat the same price it IL
scId IN New York,l by
pANGBORN g. BRiNSMAlD,
Jewellers, a, the Variety store, Burlington
VI. where can also be had the BALM Oh
COLUMBIA foI the Hair.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-14
VERMONT ACADEMY OF MEDI



Il ECTURES will commence in this IN.
~ sl,ul,on on the 2Dd Thursday OF
March. 1910. and continue IS weeks. The
following are the professors -
Theory and Practice Of Medicine. Hor>
acc Green NJ, ID New York Guy.
Anatomy and Physiology, Robert Mel
son. Nj. ID S.. Ibans, VI.
Chemistry and Pharmacy. James Had
Icy NJ. ID. Fairfield Medical College, New
York.
Principles and Practice Of Surgery. j.
Bryan, Philadelphia.
Ma,crla Mcdca and Obstetrics, Joseph
Perkins. NJ. ID. CastIelou VI.
Medical Jurisprudence, Ral ph Gowde y.
NJ. y. Nj iddcbury w.
The fee for all the courses is $50, Mat.
REGULATION fee s., Graduation Zee, SIS.
Price of Boarding as low as in any COT y
village.
Dr.. Nelson will give private course on
Anatomy and Psychology, commencing the
ftst week in January.
There will also b. retding Term NJ
this Institution during the interval of lee
lures, which is Designed 10 furnish the
Mcdlcal Students. advantages superior &c
any other country place.
JOSEPH PERKINS, Registrar.
Cnsrlciou Dec 1889
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-14
HIRE NOu q COWgh 2

10000 DIE OF CONSUMPTION
every wear in The United States, aud millions
suffer from troublesome coughs and cold. hat
can be cured by DR.. NJ. illlchcock's Vegcla'
bic Virrin Cream Couch Drops, a safe mcdi.
cal prescription, containing no poisonous
drugs, aud used IN an extensive practice for
several years, will most positively affect re-
lief, and save you from tina, awful disease.
pulmonary cons'in p,lon,whch usually sweeps
into the grave hundreds OF The young, The old
the fair, the ioreiy and the gay?
Have you a cough BE persuaded TO pur
chase bottle of the Cough Drops 10 day -
To-morrow may be 100 lalc.
Have you a cough DIR. liitchcoch's Veg
o,abe Virgin Cream Cough Drops is the only
remedy you should take to cure you.
For ih,s plain reason; That IN no ono OF
the thousand cases where II has been used has
it failed to relieve. Price, 70 cents per bottle.
For sale, wholesale aud rclnll.by
A. lllrEllCO(k Co,
No. Gcnrsce It Utica, n, Y.
And by Their agents throughout The Unhcd
States aud Canada. In Burlington only by
j. J.. II. PgcR & Co., IN Vcrgeuncs by J. H.
Bowman, in Milton by Whitney, Landon n
Co., in Georgia by Lorenzo James,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-14

A II their CHElP CASH STORE.
"A ,7N side chufCn II. cnu'lnne ~ sell
Goods. aeholesaie md reinji. at rcduc d
ptIccs. Thrlr stock IT goods Is extensive
and well adapted to the present srnson,
having been mostly purchased OF n York,
since The GREAT FALL on tn" Dr,c"s-ihoy
are enabled To fer gteot Inducements I"
purchasers. Our grateful acknowledge,
mcnis are rendered 10 n generous pubic
for their lbcra parronag" hIihor'o, hoping
To merit and 5, cure an increase Of the
amc. by keeping at all times, an "x'cnS'v'
variety. Of such articles as are wanted, OF
mir ,r;ccs Fob G
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-14
ROMANTIC AFFAIR.

Yesterday afternoon, about two O'Clock,
one horse carriage containing lady ana
gentleman. was observed IN the Thrd
Avenue, proceeding outwards. but NJ such
pace as to excite no curiosity. Sc1tce-
". however had the carriage time 10 leave
Tenth street where our informant tlrst
noticed it--thuU gentleman, IN blgh
STATE of excitement. and mounted on
powerful bay horcs came mp riding furious
", and having made bret enquiry relo
i've to the party ~ the carriage, and
learned they were a short distance in ad-
vance of hun. dashed off at full speed.
This occurrence naturally suggested the
iden of an clopomen'--or something OF
thai sor,-anl accordingly. Mr. Isaac Os-
borne, IN whom we are indebted tor
these particulars, IN company with onolh
err gentleman, VIII" Glanced 10 be pass
ing AT the time, started III pursuit, pre-
sum'ng and justly, that the hc0dIong
velocity and strong horse oF the single n.
der would soon bring the chase to an end.
Thus they continued ~ a jig iro,, until
they had passed ForleIh street, wien
their attention was attracted by the c'a''
tetiug ola horses houf-, and IN q minute
a'ter, the strange horse. but without ~ r.
der. dashed mady by them, 10 the dlrec.
ton Of he CITY.
Their curiosity now becoming moro ~
dent. ana with more certain hope OF
beng era fled. Mr.. O-born ond his
companion increased their speed 10 n
galop, wh'ch they con',nuod until they
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whereupop hr iumn,d out Of tho carriare
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hun. The par,les then s,ruroied ferceIy
v,lh zach othpr for obou, half n mlnu'n
but the s,nole rider nv being much The
largest and most nowe,lul man funu his
opponen, 10 the otpuni and ont his knee
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-14
T,A%T&Nrrr-rME

FEY II Il ,'ub.crlhrrs have taken the
L. Blacksmith Shop 'o'TerIy carried
on by the Burlington NH Company. east
Of SrGnev Barlnw's store, and also the
one near tic bridge. on the Burlington
side, where they vii promptly attend
TO all kinds OF work in their Inc, Par
',cuinr attention gwen to shoeing horses,
Carrrages aud Sjrighs lron'd IN the best
manner, and large jobs requiring to be
urned, executed promptly, and in the
most perfect manner.
\ R. g. G. DUNCAN.
Burlington Fats. Dec, 80 1880.
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CASES.
A GENTLEMAN. Of this nciGhhorhood,
"A recently observed to the Prorric,or. that
he believed these Pills had Lept lam alire for
the last lw" years.
.iqnv Others gvc similar testimony.
4 Lthlr Aaits-"Thc Asihmalic Pills give
such astonishing relief in cases OF Cough,
Common Colds. &c. a no one can believe.
unless they make the trial"
TmDoriant I1si,mony.--'' There has been.
fwrtrs an AGENT All unusual call this winter
for Relies As,hma,ic Pills. Applicants
pronounce them raiuabie mcdicine, and say
lhcv coanoi fad Il SuJstiiuie."
4 young Lady-Was ihrrc years afflicted
with violent cough. pain in the side, spit
iirg orblood, and disturbed rest at night
aud was restored TO perfect health by taking
tu boxes.
"A case If .AaAma-Of thirty years stand
inr, was cured by these Pills.
A Gcniisman-Wh had been for years
afflicted with 4 violent cough, difficulty Of
breathing, SC. was cured by these invaluable
Pills.
An Aren't w,iirs--'Your Relics Asthmatic
Pills. gain credH da'Ig.
A Phyi,ian r,iies, After al oNer mtdi'
cioes hare faiI,dlo give relief in consumptIvc
eases. have found the Relies Aslhmaiic
/ PMS nIod erceHeni!
| Erfraci-"Scvoral persons afflicted with
lung complaints, in various stages of the dis
ease. AFTER hgjng erery ming else, have used
these Pills rim The mus. happg snccess.'
a f cmarkabe Cise.-A lady who was
riyen over as past recovery, and her death
daiIy expected. was raised from what was ex'
pcctcd would be her death bed, and from the
borders of the grave, by these Pil's-and de-
clared |. err wish that she could proclaim to
the world, the worth of this invaluable mcdI-
cine
a:.# Such are the valuable properties oil
or,hose Pills in Coughs, Colds, Asthma
difficulty of Breathing, IIoarsencs, Wheeling
Shifting OF lood and complaints oflhe Lung
generally, that numerous persons relieve
f,om these complaints, pronounce this The
best medicine they ever met with.
Common colds removed in few hours
Price 81 for whole Boxes of 80 Pills, ant
20 cents for half Boxes Of II Pills. X.
# ~ Prepared by Il. klDDER, sole pro
prietnr and successor 70 DIR Couway-anC
NAV be had at his counting roGm,99 Court'st
M stairs, nea, Concert Hall, Boston, and as'
Of J. 81. II. PECK, IL co. Bur
ling,on, Vermont
None genuine, unless signed L. KIDDER OF
the outside printed wrapper.
Large discount to dealers .
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-02-14
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YHyIlE subscriber wound acknowledge
Il with ntairudc the assistance afforded
hm n, the late fire, aud the care taken OF
he goods aud The only way IN which h"
can repay I, Will be IN giving his best help
to eth r. IN The same or slrnlIar d ificuill"s.
The fire APPEARS to have taken III The
hay lniI whrr" no hghi Of ours had boon
tor wa and hall hours, and 'hen with ~ "
prts"n. and a good glass globe lantern.
examined my stable without any light o.
any kind US Is my constant custom n''cf
my lam v were cor the mos, part IN bed,
aud about three four'h- of an hout bc'"rr
the fire. Tho goods were saved with hn'
small loss or damage considering The large
Quan'iiy of them of if't'n' kinds. The
uvrracc DAMAGE vas about per cent. and
they viii be sold a, very low price for
ready paw
Al orders will executed on shor, notice.
Cn'tiug. cleaurng. and repairing don" A.
u.un, N MY >hop nj til" head of Prnrl 81.
~ At mV shop n irw rod south "i 'h,
buduc It 'hr tails 90 IT." urw read.
p. s. | would ~ny tor "a" lutnfmn'iou
oF some prrson.. That my books and P'prr-
! are alt saved. and am preparcd to sell
Nllh al persons uut al I"wn. AN pr's"n'
whose notes aud acconu's are dnA. a"c ~
qurcd to pay Immediately. Tho,u having
arcnuurS of loug standing, must consider
TIM. nud the letters and calls already made
as sufficient notice.
CHARLES BENNS.