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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-02-25
500 REV ARD.

Feb, 18.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

II We are Indebted TO Hon. FERNANDO "ooo' NJ =
from ,hi. city, and Hoa. TRuMAs SMITH OF o0an' 'O
valuable Public Documents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

uAfriead writes Us complain of the ingenuity OF
our advertisers ia writing Communications oil their med
;ns. He should complain to advertisers themselves
who are no. responsible for the style or language
,f decent Of their adyetseens have we any con-
,,ol over them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

u The person who few days SINCE bOr'o"ea
"studsnts Life in Germany |rem out our eesh' VIZ
ss,a himself from very disagreeable imPr'a'os " re-
turning it forthwith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

BowEEY AMrnIrns.rRs--Evcfyy visit We make TO this
establishment cus and ~ 10 favor. 1t rs
conducted nh such ,trc, attention good order and deco
la its almost caile varcty OF attraction Is cIorac
terize Sitl such gooi a-e aGd desire to please those
favor of ritIosl anusements, that do wonder
us receiving the extraordinary patronage which has
enjoyed throug hOG the ssnOn. a may accompany
ve sister there withO1t fear Of herring
aug hi which VIII b.ssh. We are glad learn
that arrangements baking please luhues and
children Christmas ahefno0n Ih.s evening entire
bill is presented, including many -plecdid perform
iEsa. by The hule .nmnAuX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

RIGHT Of SrARcH-Ths seems stiil 10 be cniGisd b}
Gr,nt Britain sh as much determination before the
last war. Almost every week re hear Of some new II
ssnce where our SHIPS have been boarded Iy
British under the PEE OF searching for slaVes-
They pay no respect dag the African coast but
treat it with A. much indig lily hey would the black
one of p rates. Shall such thlugs be- snail We ALTO"
cur rights be rzmucd upon cur commerce. SUBJECTED
10 E,uit and oppression No the spirit OF free coPle
VINO ow no muster, will long be aroused that Will
make eye Of the BRUSH Lion quail beneath lis power
Much better would II be If England "ou turn her search
Ing propeusities finding something equal - Sherman,
Medcaed .ozenges for the rolief Of subjects, Who
seek the from loo Nassau street where coughs
and colds headaches sad pNpltatoas, hearburns dys-
pen-ia and sumption he ag1 e.sicr cured
than any where else The Doctor has 10. ~
and $50 B,op;sly; - Last Eoad~ay; -o 10. cry; 2ll
Bceca sr - -. Hudson 81; and 5- and l39 Fulton
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

IL Short Facts the An ctc i.-lt i soma'ims3 urged
that the rheumatism be cared by external apPii
Ta. may be sometime. but II certainly
trnc that this distressing compliant OF be- reached by
internal remedies, eXcep, by their long and constant USE
hy which perhaps at the same ,mc the system becomes
generally deranged dsbltaed aud destroyed Even were
not this the case how shall the great +-tress of the suffer-
be hleviated. while such sloF and doubtful remedies
have fctl Taa yer plan, candid, 7nd iost
true u-e Dr. :. Hews,' Nerve aud aone Ln.ment and
Indian Vegetable Elixir NJ could be aPpro-
pirate. Il sad slothe the and as pans
nos eecua, first application, aud by lev :epe-
titious removes more c;ecualy and speedily Rheumatic
pains, than AM nt,rra external application vas ever
known rs effec powerful and Immediate. Let
those Affected Try but once AID they must BIZ convinced
ShGbaei Hewss, NJ. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

u We would recommend 10 all afflicted with Coughs.
Hoarseness. lnlIeuza SC 10 try "peers's AmeucaB
Couch Canfy" For ssle at 2Gi Broadwoy, and at ~
Cana-sroc 357 Greenwieh 27 Hudson street, -
Carmne-streer, Smiths, ooruor Of Futon and Water
streets and JAZZ ". smith Fulton M,ddae h
streets BrooAlyu. ~ dI- If
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20
THE TRIB Ne.
MONDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 20.

" For Report of the Second Part OF DR.. Lard
ner's Ninth Lecture upon the Moon and MeteoEic
Stones. see First Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

u For Poem, an Abstract of Mr. spaTks's Closing
Lecture, Skill OF the Aacien, Egyptians &c &c see
Last Page.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

II sixteenth Nurd In pursuance o. aroeoS
mendauon vi Tho General Committee, Oenoof4lt
wig Electors 81 the Sixteenth Ward, requested 10
meet lla1con's. corner of Seven ernlh -rcet ari
sixth Avenue Monday evening 20th msthTt at nail
pat o'clock for the purpose Of Erecting fre ". re-
gates to represent the WarI in the Democrats Wing
General COMMITTEE, AMI elect Ward COMMITTEE Tor
the en.uiEg year BY order Of The Wn.d Comm tee
JAMES NlCOi., Chairman.
J.o r. CumMNc, l.ec,e,ores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

70 The dwelling of Mr.. John Sullivan, o
Hampden, Ne. was burned on tie 9th int with
all its contents. Loss 3 600, and no Insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20
II Surtouts, Cioak.. a,c.-4 large assor,ner,

u surtouts. Cionits, &c.-A large assortmen,
Of beaver and mllsd Cloths for Su.tou;s and Winter
Froeks Also, Cloak Cloths. received and will be made
up TO order at the Emporium OF Cheap Garmetts q
such prices as must offer Inducements TO purchaser
The style and finish of garments will be found to com
port with any house IN the trade.
WIN T. JENNINGS, 22a Broadway, American Hotel
good assortment of the above Garments coa.tartly
on hand. CT u24 Ipas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

y Nechnnic's Institute lecture --I5'
evening, Mnniay, December 20 al the y. Y OcIrp -.
brlry, by :. C. Posi-, w. D., the Bones an Jo!au, 10
continuation. commencing At o'clock. Ticket, acmi
tiny lady and Gentleman, - cts 20 lie had atte lau
tute City Hlil fter II O'Clock, the Cliato1
Hall bookstore, cor Of Mss nu ana r. eknan
Dr. Lariner's second Lecture before the ln.itsf
vii ae delivered Wednesday evening the 22nt a'f
At the came tIrs ard place. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

u Seventeenth IS urd.-- Ins Democratic Efc.
orr Of the Sc,cutcrutu Ward reque 10 b.
Henry C,v bOu-r, OF and Fret s,f''
tH!S EVENING at O'Clock tor tho purpo,e Of choo'
ny two Delegates General Committee snd 10 FORE
Ward Comm IT, fJr the ensuing ytar. b. order Of DO
Ward Co1mltec. JACOB ACKER, Chcum,s.
~ ANpERsoH S.crniarg h2l Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20
1.rSlI.-

H. Fourteenth ward, Dcc. ~, fStI-
Pursuant to .nuOus Of the Wing Genrrm C0lmlts
The DomocIo.,c Wing Electors Of tins Ward vii NEE
At Cantfal ia C'rand-strcct on Monday Evening lei
tie 2Oh Of Deceb,r instant nt u o'ro.k To seec sr
D-.ega,c- from the Ward - the General Com4iteen
elect It Ward COMMITTEE for The ensuing year.
Bs order. JOHN STEW ART. Chamla.
Inns c,r,rfl1o Secretaries. tl:a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

To- Thomas Moore, decI; hand on board thu
steamboat Randolph near New Orleans, wa
crushed to death by the lly-wheel on the 9TH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

= COVERT BAlm OF LIFs-Ths valuable medicine
Tor the cure OF Coughs Colds Bronchitis aRA all deasss
OF the lungs anil "udpDe is advertised another
OF TINS paper. All afflicted With above diseases,
Soud do well TO give II trial IL Is daily performing
the most Astonishing cures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20
l. 1snjor 6. Toch,nan, of p.

/ l.njoT g. TochInau, of Poland. II sol-
plsacc tia rcqIet u b.. .itors, 81 '-e
Close of tie last Lecture vii repeat THE s1cY,
sArr INSTITUTE, (Bro4da ay two ofhs ectures on the
subject Of me present condition Of POLAND Europe
e-ae.a the policy Of ussia Nth regard the re-. d
Europe ard the United States ard ia lite Poi sb ReF3
lruon. IN which toe Lecturer "as personally 'ngss'+
beth citZen a5d soldier
The het Lecture Sili be delivered on Tuc.dsy ID,
.ls the ,ecoId, On Thsnday, the sd ~ tan ii :
clock IN the evening.
Ti-kets be II at the door, Of the Lecture Room.
One Ticket admitting Lady ~ith Gentlema 50 esS'
ds0 Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

FROM HAvASA.-The schooner Savannah ar
rived at Savannah Ga. on the l2th, in four days
rom Havana. Spanish brig. name unknown,
was wrecked on the Punto OH the Doth ult and &c.
,een out of twenty persons were lost. ltwas re-
ported at Havana that the John Taylor Of this cit,
which had been ashore on the South Coast Of Cuba.
m her passage from Liverpool, had been GO, off.
Business was dull and there was no Demand for
American produce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

u federation Iickcf.-HENRY CLAY if
four years President l-l5-JOHN II. JACOCKS ~
recite his Handbi Press, which has been circu ATE
through the oty Tuesday evening, Dec 81, a. =
O'Clock, nj National Han - Canal 81 IN yOro Of he SUD
b!eness Il Henry Clay Kentucky, and John Diyi'
Massachusetts. RI sident and Wee Pre- Ident Son
rem,rss will te made apon the Uaioa OF the Pure e.
sword ald Of the Bank aud Sta PROJECT 10 d.
Pfesdc u Message OF Dee also upon the theory 81
H. benefit. IN practice. Of paper money.
IIcket7 80 cents each-lo be had ut National Hall TIL
pecanos House, broadway House, Constitution II , az
B.eecker Suert House.
Impressive Political Truth should be sl.1ly paid for y
the people. d2JA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20
CHEAPEST Ck.M TAILOR YEr.

II 5cfer " Ausfed, No. Chatham square, corn
OF Chatham street. makes Clothes order the neat
style, 10 per cheaper than the cheapest cast
Tailor in ihis city. good 1T IN ali casts warranted
d. If 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

4 GsSieuees' Snle.-Adee TiDpson y 20 W.
.ell On Tue day Dec 81, at 10 clock, A ~. =; 20
yVism street large and desirable assortment o. -
ole and Fancy DRY Goods being the stock Of perse'
unfortunate IN slne-s fI uzV =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20
Y VI. aul.s. I.I s.rnna..t. rear Rroaarav

srry with his annual prac Will offer his whole
stock Of Dry Goods till the Isl Of Jsnrnry cost. A.
ms stock has hsen bought At aacon great bargains
be had. On hand Silks, Aerinoes. Nousen de LANES
GGghans CAIicoe. Flannei Musl., and every article
usually KEEP, b. the craft C2) tli2w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

j. The GREAT STORM OF last week proves have
be.a most and sHeepia. Many
steamboats, have bse driven ashore and Gnnusrable
sells lost or shattered. The sufernes Of 9TH
rasuy widows an orphans viii the origin OF
sad bereavement the great North Easter OF December
54I. The whole Continent fron. labrador Carolnn
mas been covered with snow generally great depth
osst.ucng the roads causing repeated failures of Mails
throwing tae business OF the county INTO still greater
confusion Colds coughs frost bites, such affections
ths land Happily hoEeyer these are bu. po-
rary esils. Medical has triumphed over the Ills
ihat te.h Is heir to and the sufferers czn find relief III
DE- Peles celebrated Vegetable Pills ShicA are soli at
the Medicine Store. i5l Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20
To be found oaly at u Maiden lane.

Il Our lndelaursblo Aseut, At Paris, III soliciting a
fTosi ard hetyy supply 81 Pee,e & Soa. Horeh0uac
Candy has cbliaed from Doctor Recamhier disun-
guishrd member of the loyal Acale Of Medicine AID
Phy,iciln o; the Hotel Du the following bret bat pow
srfIl corrobof-ton OF The merits OF med cine Iaa has
nor reached the highest Of fore gn and do
meslc popularity: cefg.fy that have used with
srea: success. Pe1.e il Sor- Horehouad Caasy IN tins
obstinate casrrh sPlttng Of blood contraction Of
the lungs and Peuon al The p0s-rs OF brsala and
articulation, and fs--lessly recommend II useful
medicine signed Reeambier Paris October 10th, 1884, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

IL Public Meeting INC Wing Electors n ts
Thirteenth ard are requested 10 meet on MONDAY
EVENING, Dec 20th at ! O'Clock, nj No , Sheua ST. %
iccep the Dstrc-, selection of General Committee I
aud elect Delegate from the Ward To encb OF tbs 6,i
cral Committees sucn other busine', Al
may be cCemed necessary
By srIcr OF the Ward Committee,
OBADIAH NEWCOMB, Chairman, pro ton.
| IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

II Grand 1su2r. nmct jubilee Dt
he,aodis, Church IN Eghieenih sueet, viii k p13
this ing whcz splendid Banner will be Fre'eng
10 behalf OF the Ladies, the Chelsea I. b. >ofl>H
Addresses viii be ide by Messrs. f. l.. SnoH. Bafi
and Hartford Bites, Etq Tsc celebrated Choir Of y.
Rroat~ay Tshernaeie. have krd offered their sef'
Tor the occasion aided by an efficient Orchestra-
Exercises to commence . o'clock. No BOYS a1il'
ted unless accompanied by parents or guardians
JACOB FlsHER, President
ro,..., T,>,- co..o,o,,, az Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

IL genti, Wnrd-DemocHuc Republican Wax
Flee tor, # TENN Ward ar requested TO meet Oh
Monday Eyeni.g. De mlcr ~. At haiIpa oeoc. al
he Col imbau flali, No. 2Gj Grand ,u,c, or The puf
pose Of selecting Five Deleras to represent 'hls "a
IN the Democi ate Wing GencrR Committee TO c1o so
Ward Comailtee Tor tue ensuing year sud 10 tra''ei
s,ch o.her business as may come before h meelas
By order OF tie Ward Committee
~ g. BRADFORD, CSaitpsr.
= :. ,,.p,,,,sou S,crc,,,v 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

O1 great storm commenced with rain a
Washington on Wednesday night, and on Frda,
had only changed to snow. which melted a. it fell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

u Fruit, &c.-Phe subscriber offers Tor 'sr =. -
lowirg goods. viz New Raisns, Grapes, Figs5 PfaLa
Citron. Cnrrant.. &c. together @h large faod cao4
assortment of W aes Cordsi-, Ten and Or ems.
doa 9w, C2l JOHN McGEAGH, No. l79k Bossfy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

FROM New PRovlDEsoE.-Ih he United States
Gazette has received later news from Nassau, n
p. with further particulars concerning the slaves
liberated from the Creole. Some of them Lave
sailed for Jamaica to work on the plantations, and
sthers employed at Nassau in various capaci-
ties. Two of those Imprisoned on charge Of muir
der have since died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

~ A new and beautiful -tcamboatwa, luu.ched
at Shelburn Bay, Vt, few weeks since She is
tie property Of the Champain Transportation
Company, and is TO take the place OF the Winoo-
ski, in the route from Burlington St. Adams, via
Port Kent and Pattsburgh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20
Y Cen.Iemen,. scnrf. -MeNAMEE & SAN.

FORD, - Beaver street, ha:, just received per last
rival superior Of Gentlemen Scarf.. ~kich
they vail retail Al wholesale prices.
Men. $ have also excellent of Crayats
Cloves lBrjpu'- SuSpesder- aud Umbrellas silk and
gngham manu- f,cnred By Them especial referance
rainy weather. and Thlch all respects Ia mode
A.. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

n Port FoIios, ard Gases, UEeshsr a.
SHELLY Pocket Books Wslleis AID all srtcls The ii
a, the Magic srOp Store, l02 Williams St Sc Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20


THE GALE AT ruE EAsr.-'lhe Storm which
was severe here on Thursday night, extended East
70 Boston, where it ragged with great violence until
Saturday. The brig Mohawk from Liverpool,
went ashore at Point Olderown. She lost all her
masts and will be a total loss. Sc belonged to
Mr.. Grant, of Hallowell Me, asd was insured
Tor SO ZOO. Her cargo was fully insured.
A topsa schooner WAS reported ashore on
rhompsons Island.
e JAMES NJ RUSSELL, of Bedford, is the
Wing candidate for Congress in the Somerset Dis
rict. Pa vice Henry Black deceased Mr.. Phil
son of Somerset is the Loco cnndid date Election
tomorrow.
~ We have n renewed rumor that Gen WAp-
by TRoMrsoS mas been nominated by the Prc-i-
Ien, for Minister to Mexica. We hope it may
prove well founded.
~ a quiet non-poli,ical Public Dinner va.
given 10 Hon. ANDREW STEVENSON al Richmond
on Saturday week Father Ritchie means to make
him Governor mex, month, but We trust he viii
como TWO votes short oft.
." The Iron Manufacturers OF this vicinity. and
all interested in the business, are invited 10 NEE,
at the City Hotel, Thursday evening OF this
week at P NJ. Business of importance Will be
proposed decentralization.
q The clerks Office OF the Steamboa; Packet
Henry, on her trip from Cincinnati to St Louis
was recently broken open and robbed OF TWO pack
ages containing $4,000. No traces of the robbers
have been discovered.
70 NJ. Dan SPerry, an aged citizen of West
held, Mass. was killed on the 10th by falling from
high beam in his barn TO the floor
~ The Atlantic HoJel al Lewes, Del va:
burned on the l4th list.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

sm 0Si:.ocraitc wing s:eacrn! ornmiisee.
res~s.s 'h 81.
Reso'rd Tha, ts- p,so.sste Why Electors q Ia.
Cigy CT New ior< . -nsljed To Iaes, ,hel Is
yectiye ward- the ouo'ias o. jIoatsy Eys.
ning, 2ota December instaa ba-p'ss ocIOc. t,,e
lect Eve Delegates frsm e,ch Warj 70 eosposc Il De-,
moera,io Waig General Commute fo' aa -a.a.a. ys.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

IL The Democratic WING Eicct0r" OF b'
Ninth W ard re r,que.tca meet the Northern IL
change 273 Blocker Mo"day Clhis) Evening D''
20 al y O'clock z. III pursuant 30 I!u call lcm the Gen
nra Committee, select five Delegates u represent ha
Ward IN Genera Committee, also TO reorgan,ze The Wan
Comm. tee for the ensuing year.
b. order OF the Ward Committee.
H. BIRDET Chairmta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

% We ask tn eatiention of our citizens to tie
Report of the Trustees of the NswYork Fire De
partmcnt This noble association has the best
wishes OF nl among us, ana We doubt not that the
present winter will prove the warm sympathy Of
our citizens with It's wisely benevolent operations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

The MALEK ADHEL.-The Baltimore Patriot
says that Chief Justice fancy has given his decs-
ION in the case OF the Maek Adhel, confirming The
decision of the District Court condemnlng the yes
sci, and ordering the cargo TO be returned to the
Claimants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

HOUND, md PleurIsy Koot.-This medicine We unG9r-
stand obtaining high repu;s With the public. It's en-
lowed hiad Of magic action that seyiales
every 4.seae the humaR frame IS heir to For
coughs colds liver complaint, consumption and
Of the chest, invaluable. We know several ndlvdu-
al, Who have BEEN greatly benefited By IL AID the pro
prieior Barclay al! obIigng!y how certificates
rom ynqussonsble authority. of toe e .acy OF
thl- palat bile medicine curing he shove Diseases
II Fire, fire md Wuter-Thc subscriber
having had their Stock If Dry Good damaged b. fire
viii Offer great inducements to purchasers. A1ong
their stock mas be fund i large assortment Of bres-
X 10 Which taey would psrticu arly invite The
teHon Of LADIES' wishing gres: bargains Also, Bonba-
zines. TsgIoHs Cloths, 'assmeres, Shaws Prints &c.
4 c. all cf which must b. sold immediately.
MI ~ lIE-R NIX Gu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

~ We have n renewed rumor that Gen WAp-
by TnoMrsoS mas been nominated by the Prc=i-
dent for Minister to Mexca. We hope it may
,rove well founded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-12-20

&C a II. Gazzum who murdered Mr. Owen
on the 2+,h August last, on the Courthouse steps
at Mobile has been tried, convicted of ~anslaugh-
ter and sentenced to pay fine of $500, and to an
Imprisonment OF three months.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-12
New Establishpucnt.

P; WHALING T. Co inform the public that
90 they have located themselves in the village Of
burlington, aud have fitted up store on the east side
Oh o. Ghurch street, which may well be dcnomina,ed
Cheap side,' nearly opposite the bank Of Burline.
ION, and are receiving from New York choice seec-
uon OF goods well suited to the season. which they
offer for sale Us oic be purchased in The eoun,,p
Tor ready pay Among their goods may be found
beaver and broad cloths, cassmeres satinets lannels
mernos, mousline de LANES &c. choice selection,
also Of French, English and American prints, equal
az fedsf, to any in burlington. A general assoft
ment Of cambrcs muslins plain and figured edrngs.
nset,ngs blond laces, dc. A great variety of shaws
ana Dress handkerehieis ladies' gloves and hose, with
goId supply OF bleached and unbleached domestic
GOODS Also good supply of crockcry Of the latest
ea..uns, win lew elegant astral parlor lamps and
nhaliy lew choice family groceries such as teas
sugaIs iiolasses' coffee rice, rasins dry fish, obac
we do not pretend TO specify all the kinds 10 say
notning oil the numerous articles of which each kind
IS e9mposed but suffice it to say that the assortment,
VIII be found to contain most of the articles wanted
IN the country and those that favor US with Their
custom viii be entirely relieved from the examination
OF old goods, or remnants Our entire stock is now
and fresh from the market and has been selected with
the greatest possible with reference 10 the wants
comforts and benefit Of the people. But we do not
wish the public TO take word in this matter, bu,
most cordially invite them TO call and examine for
themselves. Burlington Nov. 26, 1910.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-12
LOOK AT THIS.

o r. 10,
THE copartnership of N. LOVELY q 20. by us
L own limitation, will expire on the 9Th of April
next. Having by recent arrivals added TO our ial'
purchases enables us to offer an assortment OF sea-
sonahle and well selected GOODS, as large and OF as
erea, variety as was ever offered in this maIket-a
such prices as will make it for the interest OF EvEsf
purchaser to buy at this well known esiao,s' ohean
or better known as the Cheap Cash Store "on cneap
AIDE" We cannot enumerate, but would merely say
Dry Goods, Of every variety and quality n,0,y.,r
Carpetings, English, Scotch anu h''e''a"'
Oil Cloths a beautiful nssortment
Rugs, Mats, Drugget for Floor Cloths
Crockery an G. ass ware, ,..,-.-
Looking, Glasses direct from the manufacturer
'p'' DRY GROCERIES.
Drv Goldfish, Shad and Mackerel,
Butter, Cheese, dried Apples, and Lard,
for family use.
BURLINGTON February 10, lS4l.
NJ B-Need we ay any thing to those indebted
70 this firm we shall see