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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Subscribers have received an additional supply
l. Ploughs, Cuhyaiors. &c Those who have kind
waited upon Us, will please call snd examine some hi
mos beautiful well superior Ploughs ohere,
IN this marker thin Coulter aud side hill Plouxhs ar
among tltm Also, Castings OF all kin,s, from Nourse
Kouyles * Mason. CEET-TER A PEAkE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31
RENT, KENDABL A. ATwATER

NEWT, KENDALL A. ATWATER
IIANE received per the steamer President and shin
RosciaS fron liverpuol, via New YorE theu supply
Of spring tsois They Will ccntlnue receive through
The seasun from New YORK their ssock which
viii rouicr on tines desirable AMI worthy the attention
~ ritv snl eauoiry deslors nh ~
NrOktED pei slups frankIn ant rrestteni. Tut
! s1rstior obi Pale sherry, hhd od lslnelea nuul
iwo pipes pale CVEnac hrany lupn hro-Ta sIonf and
Ale U pins ADD qlafts aud - Quseu's Arms aa
Dolphin Cheese. Also. received ogn New YOgk 1fb1s
Vets aad boxcs aachoT Chsmraisae and uoekheirner
wloe Eor sale, RANDOLPH HARRISON
hf Cary suest
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31
NIleMnIn. OF q ELIRT. q.

J. w. RANDOLPH * Co, have received
II lSTORN of Firt. related 10y herself 2v
Colin Chnk, containing the Contentious, Discussions,
Loves, liatres Jeaouses HypOcTsies and NciSsudes,
incident IN his Chspucrcd Life 10y Charles scoon. "
Nos I, ?, 2, 4, q Barnlhy Ruigr. 10y Buz
Practical Treatise the Teeth showing the causes Of
their ruttpn, aud tc means II their pTescI su by
WIN. Robertson, with plates
The Ninth BTigewaier reaisc-A Fragment hy Charles
nthlars. Esu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31

BUTLER s EFFERvEsCEHr
MAGSIsSIAN ApERIENT-

I"sether with large Of Note Rocks, Cot
teciton 1T Palm and Hymn Tunes generally used an
Lhnrehes aud Singing Soho OILS hy Narnmr anil,nra. an
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31

The subscriber Is eonstantIy
Ieceeiving supplies hom the
,boye makers, the superior
quality OF whose lnstrum. nts, In
al rescpcts, is duly aeknowledg.
al by italy increasing demand
lor them.
To those not already acguaint.
ed with these Instruments, Il may
Dot be supeTfiuous TO say thar.
hey arc made with paTtic ular o.
.aFl In keenfng In funa IAN nh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-31
CuII,DREN,s sUOES

NHIBDNEN - SHUES.
Five Hundred Pair, manufactured by K. Macon.
rINIIE subscriber has just received five hundred pair
OF those superior boots shoes. ami auec III,
from the above celebrated maker, for sale 10y.
SANL PtTNEy,
nal Opposite the Ruins Eagle Hotel
BEAUTIFUL DINING wARE.-I have lust
~ opened few packages of Dinner Sets OF the PATTERN
generally admired, foT sale either large
Asp open very large and gene assortment
of hnc asd common China; printed and common goods
ucl and plain Glass; PRESSED do; German silver Cas-
ors, sc. &c. Please call and examine.
ma % 2 doors above the Rel T,s"tu.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-17

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| ,ho ~, ~. .a,,aj. ,,a,L'.' .n
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consnnn,;a ",snh anu , W Ir''o,s'o'
of e,e,, t;n I . ~ s,oaJ;i, ;",;f "',, w.,
nron,,e,o,. a,o oa,s,.n,,n oco;,n ,o ""u ~, u
arcnnn If ;,s e., 1,a GiIn,, e ms "te. aoe
arc ofIer.J r.. ,,,,,,n o.an;,a,;o nv" ''''''"'e'
An I.rru.,sr,vo C.sr E., r ,c
MrC \ Cia, K,nn.,on itl.,ar no "J w."
nr,or,e,,rs .ynns, 81 Tho Oh, ;,s, ,a ,i W -, uo
,em,,t ,te on,o ,,,s ofsc'sJ h ,ho Vo,;y, 20 o..
monayv p,iaa,, ~ ,,o .,;,or and 80; ariiSos , w..
,e,snr Az Mood h,J Loon s,oL s,o 49,; ;,
The cons,m,,;on H. ,,. ;c;,ns lad ga, ',t
lie wac ,cJncot 81 in y, ~ lao ,,,,L,o - t vi" VIZ
and wac ,a,.iny , a,ce o,an,;,v If h,nnI ,,ho, H..
commenced ns,ng ,hs R,I.,n ,yhrI, has .a.c,od y
compe,e c,,o AMI no !, nnv nv h,,a ,n1 Loas,' :"
ever be iva, Ar Mol, L,s ,or,nroJ r.,, III ,
hat he b nromisoJ ,no mara ,a,i"I ,n" ,', w.
case vhcl ! "iiic,",,ra ,'o, ~ = TI AZ, " WE
K;nps,on. n v. Jnne o. isss
Ex,p,c, IF , la,,,r Fan NJ I,oo, mo,, IT,
yegs,,iie pui,on., R',.an, has Iao' III :, ,,;
conn,y FIR ,no yea,s ,.i ,la roJ;ona hs ;.l ..,
unconmo, co,oLr co., we oooo,, :; "as ~
C,;,eI nCh,,in, Tho j..;oa aOcao, n L NO. $50
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-17
~ JONATHAN HART.

MR.: II; respectfully announces to the citizens of
w Burlington and vicinity, and the travelling
pNbllc generally, that he has purchased thoroughly
repaired, painted, fitted Up, and furnished the above
Hotel, situated on the corner of South and Water
streets, opposite the head of the Steamboat Wharf in
the village of Burlington, Formerly owned and kept
ny Captain l. r. Harrington, of the Steamboat phu-
llX) III style of convenience and comfort not sur
passed by any other Hotel in the village spacious
parlor, sitting room reading room, and dining room,
all communicate with each other, and with the front
PIAZZA on the ground floor The Bar room, barns
sheds and yards arearangtd in the best possible man
ner to accommodate the travelling and business pub
Nc An acre OF ground nearly level, adjous this
Hotel with convenient out-houses, spacious and airy
walks, aud gurdens are all inviting TO travellers
bus!nes, men, boarders and parties of pleasure.
Mr. IT, rom long experience Processes to know how
toiurnsha good Table and Bar, and to serve up the
choicest eatabes and rarest eoacies that the market
ana season afford IN manner suit the taste of the
conhoisseur; and he confidently his patrons
ana guests that his utmost cxertona will be put in re-
QUESTION to serve them.
Steamboat passengers will be waited on, to and
from the Boats, and their baggage transported, and
taken care OF Mt this Hotel and save their Hack hire
to and from the Court house square.
Stage passengers can be left at and taken from this
Hotel without additional fare, aud those taking til,
Boats will be shown on board and their baggage fire.,
OF expense, and without mourning risk OF being
lett, by the darkness or aenes5 Of the night any
other contingency incident to preciptancy ofsean
power or the fluctuations OF wind and weather.
Horses and Carr ages furnished those who wish t
tran 'act business, or vlsany part OF the village, OF
reasonable terms.
Snglemcals % cents and other charges in proper
ton 3mb0
! Burlington, MAY 20, ISL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-17
PETITION TO SELL LAND.

p sh?f s al R R.2Sns W hS
and for said District of Chtlenden on the cath, day
of AUGUST \. ID. 1871.
Alta f.. Ma,her of Detroit, in the State of Michigan,
Guardian of his infant daughter Susan Helen Ma
Their OF the same Detroit, having hlei IN sad Court
his petition, in writing, setting forth that his SAID ward
is seized in her right in fee Of one equal undri-
ded seventh part Of the wing described parcels Of
land VIZ. two hundred and sixty acres OF land lying
in Charlotte in the county of Chtenden, being the
home farm $50 called) OF Lyman Yale, late OF SAID
Charlotte deceased, and ffty-nlne acres and seventy
rods of land lying in SAID Charlotte, bounded west by
the highway leading south from Charlotte -Four Cor
ncrs 10 Fcrr.sburgh south and east by Harry Yale :
land and north by John Thorps land, also, two is
lands III Lake Champlaln, containing about forty.
three acres of land living west Of the home farm and
fifteen rods of ground on the southeast corner OF the
| Patterson lot, on which the Rcshaw house stands,
which said lands subject 10 the right of dover Of
Martha Yale widow of the SAID deceased, and that a
sale of of his wards interest in said lands would be
conducive to her interest by putting the proceeds OF
| such sale at interest and praying said Court 70 Il.
ccnce and empower him to sell the interest Of OF his
| said ward in said lands subject to the sad widow
right of dover therein; whercupon tho cour, aiorC-
said doth appoint the eleventh day of September, lS4l
for hearing and deciding said petition, the Office
of the REGISTER of said court, in SAID Burlington am
doth order that all persons interested be notified
thereof by publication of this order contains the sub
stance of said petition, three weeks successfully II
the Burlington Free Press newspaper printed II
BURLINGTON in the County of Chlttcnden, the last o
which publications TO be previous to the sad lin o
September ISL.
| Given under my hand at said Burlington, Thu
i 9th, day of August, ISL.
VIM. WESTON Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-17
BY H. B. ST ACY.

M OORE'S ESSENCE OF LifE--A Valuable
1vl Mcdcinc which, if rightly applied, will be the
means of saving thousands from an untlncy grave.
1t has been sold and used for thirty years. with great
success, and found very eicaciotis in the following
diseases, viz. Consumption, Whoopins Coughs, com
mon Coughs, Gods, dificnlt Breathing, Influenza,
Quinsy, Asthma, Phhsic, Splitting of Blood tlau-
lcncy, Indigestion, LooscnesS OF the Bowels, Fits of
every kind, Cramps, ricketts,, Cole, Caiarrh, Dysen-
,ary, Painting Hypochondriac Affections, Headaches,
Sickness at Stomach Measles, preventive Of Con-
,arlous diseases Gout and Rheumatism.
fC-jDThc above Nc lcinc is prepared by Henry Scy
mour, of Hadcy, Mass. from the Original Recipe, by
the direction Of said Moore, and sold by hun and the
principal Druggists in the tnilcdSates.
Sold wholesale and re,ail, by J. Il. j. ii. Peck Co
and Theo A. Peck Il Co., Burlington and by the
dealers generally throughout the country
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-17
N e W A r r I v A l. ,
y. LOVELY q co.

IRE now receiving their third supply of Fancy
n StnrIc and other Goods adapted TO the wants of
the market which we're purchased at New York, the
last week and are now offered for cash. at a small adj
v.nco md ,reotlv reduced prices-alnour which are
the foiowinG;
sam siri,7. ChaIlys.
do. do Figured and plain Monlnc ReLanes,
Printed Lawn, for dresses,
plau do. frLunnc,>,
French striped Prints,
English and American do.
Satin srioe silk, for dresses fancy article
Black and blue lack Gro dcSws>, Gro lie Rhine
etc Of every variety, col1rcl II every grade
While Gro de Atrc and other cold silk for bonnctS,
Grapes and Grape Liese,
Fict >rarf and ,hawl<, some very superior,
Thread LaceS, Edgng, and Insertions,
Muslin n. erllons, Grecan Laces,
Ladies Embroidered and worked capeS and collars,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-17
NtW Cash Store.

T P. WHALING Il Co. are now receiving full
a and elegant assortment of goods suited TO the
season, such as French, English and American Prints,
Painted Mu-ins and Lawns, Mousoine de Lanes,
Challys Silks for dresses and bUnncs, Lawns and
SILKS for Shlrred Hats, Black Lace Wells Black
Yelling Linen EdGing ofvarous qualities and patterns,
Swiss Muslin Edgng and Insei, non, Cambria do, do
Linen Cambria Hdiis, French Worked Collars OF
superior quality, Mourning do, Ladies Cravats and
Dress fldkfs, ga Silk ShawIs Gloves Of every qnal-
ty, general assortment of Hosiery, Bonnet and Cap
Ribbons, Superior Teghorn and PLAIN Straw Bonnets
Zephyr Worsted and Patterns. Umbrellas and Para
soils. Finally amos, any hna the Ladies OF Burng-
ton may want can be found at the New Cash Store
on Cheap Side"
DRY GROCERIES,
Such as Teas, Sugars, Monsses Saeratua Rice
Ginger Specs, &c; almost any article that Farmers
want. Also, an assortment of CROCkERG AND
GLASS WARE
All the above named articles, together with many moi
enumerated will be sold Al very low price for cash.
Burlington, June l. lSil.
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0=G wv S Ias TEgzzN q IN


\ lSTERlnuS!--A gentleman belonging 10
w one Of the most ancient and wealthy families of
this clty,who must be well known to numerous friends
having since the year 1918, up to recently, been bent
nearly double, and Tor several years confined to his
bed, has been restored to coed health-has reganed
his natural erect ioslton-and has quilted his car
rage and now walks with ease I! We believe this u
the gentleman own description as near as possible,
and there no eXaggcrauon IN it. We will give noui.
rers his address, and douh, not humane feelings will
excise the !bertyi so that any one douotinF, may
hnon these iacis-lhough he requests his name may
not appear IN PRINT. Among other INSTANCES Mr.. Jas,
G. Reynolds IA Christie street, has been restored.
and Will give personal assurances OF the facts of HE
case. Both were rheumatism, and contracted cords
and snews. How has this cen done?
Ans'cer. By The Indian Vegetable Elirer in
tcrnaliy, aud Hsoces' Nerre and Done Linimsn
externally. Jan. 20, 1871.
Sold o0iy By COlISTOCK d. co, II Maiden
Lruc, Ndir lorh. NC
TIIEO. \. PECK & co, Wholesale Agents a
few doors east Of the Post Office, Burlington, VT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-17
SUPERIOR FLOUR.

/ n. HTNSDITT., NEcnt fNr no
N|NM y v. chester and other Western Mills
lI5As.!Tz3l.Il &c. has for sale, now in store, and
Ess.lss-Sl.ay receiving Eight Thousand Barrels of
eae..akssl-sA Fancy and Suprrfine Brands of
Fi OUR, OF the highes, reputation in the New
York and Boston markets. Among which are the
following, H. Ely, 7. Hcmpshall +. S. Clark & Co.
J. Davis II. Holmes, Union Mills, Jackson Mills,
Clifton Mills, and J. Kosher, together with several
choice brands of Ono and Michigan Flour Also,
Il. Rudda n. Shick, sutablefor the Montreal Mar
ket.
Merchants and dealers will be furnished to order,
at very low rate by RENTING Drafts, Certificates of
Deposit, or Cash. 10 3i5 RIvcrstrcet, Troy where 4
full supply will be kept at all times.
May %, 1871 n5lm3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-17
Miranda Churchill rTHE petitioner states that $,

Miranda Churchill THE petitioner states that she
vs.. was married to the respon-
EllshaBC hurchl >dent on the 2oh June, lS33, that
the respondent wlfu!ly deserted her the goth June
1886, and left this state, and from that time has
afforded no aid nor support, and praying that the
bands of matr,nony between her and the respondent
may lie dissolved u,.,
II having been made to appear that the said Elisha
Il Churchill Is without the state of Nermontn Is or
dcred that the substance of said libel be published m
the Free Press three weeks successfully the last Of
which to be more than sixty DAYS before the session
of The court. Ard the said Elisha b. Churchill is
hereby summoned TO appear before the supreme
Court to be holden at Burlington, on the Monday
next before the first Tues lay of January, lSl2, 70
show cause why the prayer OF sad petition should
not be granted. =, r,
! Judge Of Supreme Court.
Burlington, VI, Angus, 18Th, lsil
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-17

lroadcloths. Cassimcrcs, and Sattinetts.-
and fancy cuured Broadclotli>, good assortment, Of
ow prize do. ALSO, Very Fine Wool Dyed CASH
mereS, assorted coor>, do. do. and common SAITH
nets, very cheap.
Burlington, July l6, ISL. nc
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n A. BRAMAN, has this day received new assert.

n A. BRAMAN, has this day received new assert,
- of Books and Stationery, comprising Adore sses
and Messages, of the Presidents from Washington to
Harrison. Valuable and approved works, in Tncolog
ica and Miscellaneous Literature. General Biography
voyages and travels The latest editions of the most
approved School Classical and Mathematical Books.
large supply of Paper, Quills, Blank Books, Elem
entary and other Spclars Grammars aud Biographies
Boston Academy ticc Book aud Odion, aud Juvenile
books carefully selected all which are offered at the
lowest prices at the Book Store. July | lSil.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-17
4 VERY VALUABLE
F 4 r Nj F OR s Al r,

I'HE subscriber being DESTROYS TO retire from active
i business, now offers to DISPOSE of his FAR " .
situated IN Colchester one half mile west of the stage
road leading from Burlington to 81. Adams, and only
SIX miles from Burlington. SAID Farm T. handsomely
situated, containing $50 acres of rs good land as
can be found in Chttcndon county, and under as high
state Of cultivation, having been under the improve
ment Of An English Agr.cu'turst the last twenty
three years. There is on the Farm convenient
House with never falling well Of pure water al the
door. A good Barn. with convenient sheds attached
toit, valuable wood lot If Beach and Maple and a
fine Orchard of choice Fruit. Any person wishing 10
purchase such farm above described, had better
ma 9 application soon to James Scott, Pearstreeot
Burlington or the subscriber on the premises.
WILLIAM SCOTT.
Burlington, July G, 1871.
~ y. B,-Tcrms of paymcnt will be made very
easy. rs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-17
For SALE.
a TNHAT large and commodjouS two sto-
IN i ry Brick Dwelling House i Lot

N,r THAT large and commodouS two so-
fssss-A i ry Brick Dwelling House i Lot,
tsssEI situated on the west side OF College green
.-.-s 49, al the head of Collcee-streti, in this VII
age. The HOUSE l. 80 y Is, with a basement story,
with Kitchen aud Provision cellars, and a wing 80 v
Is, extending north on College Green, with wood and
store house below, and chamier> and ,ccpnU rooms
above. large and connections Barn, carriage house
zee house aud other u'-hou>e,, and spacious yard
west OF The dwelling hoi.c, and good durable vel
If water OF The hest quality IN the village and hric;
c>;crn Onc and quarter acres Of land, Of the hr>
q uaiy large garden and choice fruit trees west OF
he hou-e aud yard.
The Buildings constructed IN modern style, o
the | e-t materials and workmanship, were erected ly
the >nb>cril er for his use, and the loraun at
ior- very extensive and pleasant prospect ot the
village and lake the West and l. surpassed Is
any other IN thi, part Of the country.
20 for sale a lot containing acre Of land direct
Is opposite the above 10, with small convenient Voc
dwelling house thereon.
Pr.has cr> are invited TO cali and cxmnc for them
SelvesTcrms made known by the sui scri! er on The
premises. SAMC Ell REED.
Burlington June, l6, 1910. M
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-17
CROCKEAY, GLASS G CHINA WARE


EARkAR ~ WAIT,
Importers and Wholesale dealers IN Cocl sry Gias.
and CHINA Wac, and Nsnuyacturers u
Stone Ware.
100 CRATES Just received and now opening
lOO namely
rs Packages Edged and Common Ware
% do Blue Printed do
10 do Royal Bourbon Sprig do containing
complete dinner services Tea sets and
Toilet Ware
10 do French White Granite Ware with com.
plcte sets throughout.
10 do Antique Vase Opaque Pearl Ware, CON
tanning perfect dinner sets, cntirely new patterns and
shape, most beautiful article, with Tea and Toc,
Ware TO match.
CHINA WARE
10 packages China Ware, containing Beautiful
White Tea Sets, Gold edge and line Tea
Splg do do Sets and gold band
Gold band Il sprig do China Nurse Lamps
GLASS WARE.
10 packages Glass Ware containing
6, e. and flute Heavy Cut Glass Tumhlers,
6, 8, and flute Pressed do do
3 packages fine plain TunbIers, very cheap,
Cut Glass Lamps,
PLAN do do, great variety
Superb Cut Glas. Hall Lamps,
Astral Lamps, Glrondolcs, canilchras
Cut Glass Bowls Lemonade Glnssns
Goblets, Wine and line Vases, with flowers
and shades,
and variety Of other articles n their line all of which
are now offered Wholesale and Retail at New York
prices. +. q w. would invite the attention Of N,r-
chants in The surrounding towns to their stock of ware
assuring them tina, they will sell in package assorted
10 order on good terms can be purch ,sei in New
York Boston Troy, at their warehouse corner OF
of Church md College Sta
Burlington, jane l. 1911.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-17
pJ AMOS.

n order to close the concern of Horrich, Christie
J. phcr & Co., we offer the three remaining Piano
at two hundred Dollars each for Cash, or approved
notes in II months with interest For the quality
and durability of these instruments reference l. made
to many of the Czen> of this Village, who have had
Pianos of the above manufacture in use for years.
Reference also In Professor Molt of the MusicH
department OF the Female Seminary.
Burlington, I'd. July, ISL, LIMAN& COLE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-17
WAR; ANrED.
PAINTING.

THE subsrilcr being thankful for past favors
J. would respectfully solicit continuance OF the
same and remind his friends aud the public that he is
prepared TO accommodate them the shortest notice
and most favorable terms in the various branches IN
the above line.
Shop opposite Mr.. c. A. Seymonrs Hat Store,
Pearl-sttest, Burlington, VI,
JAMES SCOTT.
April |, 1911. ni3ly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-17
FOUND.


OR may be found in this village, directly opposite
" the Methodist Chapel, an OLD PAINT SHOP
newly fitted upin good style, where the undersigned
will be glad TO wait on his old customers who ma,
favor him with Their patronage,
6mi6 X. G. SPACLDlNG.
Burlington, April 90, lSIl.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-17
SARRATU SCHOOL BOOKS

n 4. BRAMAN would solicit the attention of
-. superntendanis OF Sabbath Schools, and others,
to his assortment of Books suitable for s 5. Ibrai-
RES, which he offers at n very large discount from
retail prizes. The Mass. Sabbath School Society,"
publications. are always on hand including the valu-
able and increasingly popular series of Bible Cues
tons By Newcomb.
August Goth.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-17

BURLINGTON CASH STORE.
NEARLY OPPOSITE ~ LOVELY q co.
TIME Subscriber has an nirc rev Stock Of Goods,
l. Just received from NEW YORK Comprising
Fashionable Staple and Fancy Goods
Rich SNs
Mousln de LANES and Printed Lawns
Millinery Goods
Florence BRAID BDnncls
Straw trimmings a.. Sc.
Aso FAMILY GROCERIES all Of which arc
offered al the lowest prices. hy S. L. HERRiCK
II lrl!ngton, July 2lS1l.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-17
NEW MUSIC, AND MUSICAL INsTRU-
IENT.

MIR. MANN,
~ NJ, ~. .sGay.,, <NS>tt,2L IVA has Just re-
SD -; ~ -: ~ w ceived ircn Dos
sce.,n :, = ton, ton commits
4 81 ~t-s,[la;2.< <ssss,Iys~ ~ sion,) supply Of
- New Music, Nl-
cal Intruments, &c, which he is authorized to sell at
the loves; Boston reail prices. The Music for the
Piano Forte consists Of Songs, G'oCs, Ducts and
Trios. New and beautiful Marches, QuIcksters, Gal
opades, Walt2cs, Dances, and pieces with variations
some of wlt n the latest publications of the Bos
con Brigade and Bras, Bands.
ALSJ--A great variety of American, German,
z'rench and English Musical Instruments, consisting
Of Buges Trumpets, French Horns, Bass, Tenor and
Alto 1rOmboncs, b fiat, G and f. flat Caronets, Ger
man Concert Futes) from one 10 nlnekcys) Flagco,
3e,ts Octave aud Pcolo Flutes and Flies. Splendid
Bass Vios and Vion=, elegant and PLAIN Violin aud
Bass Viol Bows. Superior Roman Violin, Bass Vol
and Guitar Strings of every size and letter. English
and French C,G-ionc't Reeds. Splendid French Ac-
cordeons Spanish Guitars, with plain, and German
Silver patent heads distraction BooEs, with Cam
u,s Lessons and Exercises for all the above, and 9th
er instruments, are nuN Tor sale at Mr.. S!anns resi-
dence a few rods north Of the Eplscop, Church, IN
Burlington, where he respectfully invites customer;
TO give hn call. .
Military Bands and Music Schools, furnished viii
Music, Musical instruments, (and Instruction. i de
stred) at short notice.
srPIANO FORTES strung, repaired and TUNED
as usual.--Burington, May 7, 1871. IS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-09-17
MiLLlNARS ~ DRESS MAKING.
ny Miss s. GRAY.

WHO has commenced
w in the new building
on the east side of Church
street, opposite II. Lanes
store, and a few rods south
of the Church, where every
attention will be given to
the making of BoSNErs,
CAPS AND DRESSES, in ac-
cordance with the most ep-
proved New York style,
which Fashions are now
just received for the sea-
son.
Al. n5l