Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-08-21
Burlington Dye House.
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nj SARSFIELD, SILK, WOOLLEN AND
N1s COTTON DlER-respeclfuy informs the
inhabitants of Burlington and the ncshhorng towns,
that he has taken premises in Warer-s,. one door
south OF ID. Davis Store and will commence dying and
finishing IN the best MANNER the following goods:
Broadclo'hs, Cashmere, new, Merinoes, Ladies silk
and Merino Dresses, Shawls Hosiery, silk and cotton
Velvet, Gcntlencns coats coals and Vests dyed and
finished nearly equal TO new, without ripping. Broad
cloths, silk woolen or cotton goods, dyed IN the most
permanent colors if wanted for merchants and manu-
factnrers reasonable terms, Also worst,"l, skeln
cotton, and >kein silk dyed in the most splendid culor>
He has employed cclehracidyer and color maker,
CORNELIUS MoLoNr. Mr.. Moony was employed as
superintendent in some Of the largest dying establish
mens, in Great Britain and America. The public may
depend on having their orders executed in the lest
manner and with all possible despatch. f2m
Burlington, July Is, 1910.
lust RECEIVED at the Variety Store, few
y dozen Harrison Melodies, OF the Boston improved
edition, being a collection Of patriotic songs dedicated
son Amacks for ISL. These le,lc, the usual TALES
and calculations OF a common Almanack, contain an
excellent Biography Of Gen. Harrison. II is inter
spcrscd with numerous original cngravngS, illustrate
ing The leading incidents Of his history. But says one
"a drop OF hard cider will answer my turn" As ''s
getting IN fashion up here" Fortunately our variety
OF hard cdcr embodyng the orl ofall the Moth Bend
| Melodies, wing songs &c." published hy Elton New
York. There came $50 with the song books, va
riely Of Log Cabin Bosom Pins, some very pretty
cameo ana pou oht>. SOanlly Oh NunlH
| and variety Of other goods, among which was some
gold paper, pull boxes with puts and powder. Mu-
steal instruments, siietoes, milk Of roses, and several
kinds Of fancy soaps and perltmcry, The variety Is
| constantly increasing at PANGBoRN & GRlNsMAlD's.
SNUtF only twenty-five cents.--Dr. NJ
- Htchcock's newly invented Snuff TIE best artl-
Gle ever discovered by scientific men. in Europe OF
America, for the cure and absolute relief of Caiarrh
Dizziness of the Head, Weak Eyes, Nervous Head
aches, Fallen Sickness Fits, and Infants troubled
with Snufilcs, partial shocks Of Palsy, &c For sale
wholesale and retail, by A. HITCHCOCK & Co., sole
Proprietor, No. III Genesee ST. Utica. and by thciT
agents throughout the Union, In Burlington, j. &
| J. IL. Peck 4 Co In Vergcnnos, by J. H. Bowman
in Milton, by Burnett & Sawyer. In Georgia, by Lo
rcnzo James.
IlAISOM OF LlVERWORT-tor Consumption
| ID Dyspepsia Asthma, and all diseases oflhe hung
aud Liver These diseases prevail 10 a great extent
creating much distress and some fatality An these car
be remcded ly the use of DR. Taylor'S Balsom o
| liverwort. This medicine is purely Vegetable, an,
from its peculiar action upon the Liver ways iom'
radical remedy for lhcse diseases. For Females am
men IN n very weak state, no medicine can he 81
grateful restorative as it not only strengthens, In
puries and gives healthy action TO The whole sys
tenn. Constantly Tor sale by n. LOVELY 4 Go. wh'
have lust received fresh supply OF seasonabc Good
from New York, all very cheap for cash.
Burlington, July 80, 1870