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New-York tribune., 1841-05-21

u The Packet Ship GLADIATOR sill sal IHio Ii I, [!l
IT II o'clock viii peas" BE- on board oo o. init
nc at hni close at the Merchant hN'h NC al
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u Views Of Buildings, Factories; aud designs for
business Cards executed y 'ic7
LEY & MILLER, No. ll2 Futon-st:eet. MY I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21

E4TANcEs-A girl u years ofogc take of n
~ snail child and washing and ironing She come
recommended from her last place Apply immediately at No
~. Broawav Fourth Washing Place. MO If
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21

IL SEE DE-. F. FELIX GocRAUDs ADVERTISEMENT On
THE OUTSIDE. OF HIS POUDRES SUBTLE FOR Up
ReoTINe HAIR TO BE HAD ONLY AT 81 WaLhE!'-sl.
ONE DOOR FROM BROADWAY.
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m0AsG,gNG IN NNlV-YNRN.
ROLLED GERMAN SILVER.

TANEs g. MOFrET, l2l Prince Wooster would
y uny cali tho Of Hardware Dealers and Manufacturers
t. m Silver, winch he oilers for sale whole
ae retail al ;iickzese and warrants equal to either
f,-ci.r o., DuIne.tc fer color and ,,!;ncss.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21

N7rANGEip-By lad of It, retail dry goods
~ store either Brooklyn Address Edgar lamc
T.,nnor,rrr oa;cc NJ pcckman-strcc; n2l 81
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21

A rSG:054s-l2 c.,s-. for saio by
N m2I ii GRINNELl. alSTuRN ! 90. : Sog,a-s;
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L. N.
SgcaR-200 bbls bastard -.
SrRlrs-I punch Wh,key pipe IS, Do IS Dbl, do
q; Brandy -; Dbl Iaraaica Rum 80
WIsx-l2 a $50 do 900 10 csk liaeIes
Madeira 81 30 Isdan 1910 casks 30 81 hhds
Rousscu s $50; 10 csh So 10 bx do %
lOdo Clarct 1J7; 20 do Renish TO o
ALMsSps-2l trails vica -.
PiMESro-27 y.
COFFEE bags Java So.
Ton4cco9 81 10 DO % bales Cuba Ii 800 handles Gun
ay Bags Il Il q; boxes Regatta scgars 200
TeBAcco-4 hhds old crop Kentucky 81 81.
ToRAcco-5 and mos hhds kentucky crop aGi aver
age 75s; cases Florida Scgar Leaf Is a &c. cash.
MAXINE LIST.
Port OF NEw-yoRX MAY 81. 1871.
sur -
SUN Is %
Liverpool Nay lTayre indirect. May n Orleans May H.
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ONE AND Sst1.E e5N a.: Locomotive Casi lrc ~ Ills
~ CIV. iJl Jy.-st1ceL u door ion ieA
Cards al 81 ~ per thnu--nd
mo Ian. WM Il. FOLGER Euera'or and 'rinse-
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21

YsrATTED-At office 27i lIudson>trce 2Oe Mechanics
and borc public Passengers wishing proceed
to any part OF Country viii b shipped the abov.
rf;re = tho Io,cst rates. m good boats NIL 1t
New-York tribune., 1841-05-21

aSpE;TS-Tk- the attention OF ercSali5
fro the Country b4ancu OF hs siocs Carpets, which ne
-, m Iio. - xorv los; nriocs l. ~. SMITH,
nl-u It commission 5ieei'i-- q Geiar--t ~ si-.7s-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-18
STEAMBOAT HOTEL.
BUHLINoToN, AM A MI Y VERMONT.
ny JONATHAN HART.

MIR. II. respectfully announces to the citizens of
IVl Burlington and vicinity, and the travelling
public 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
by Captain X. Harrington, of the Steamboat Ph'h-
hNi) IN style OF convenience and comfort not sur
pissed by any other Hotel in the village. A 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 arranged in the best possible man
ncr TO accommodate the travelling and business pub
lie. An acre of ground, nearly on level adJons this
Hotel, with convenient out-louscs spacious and AIRY
walks and gardens are all inviting to travellers,
business men, boarders and parties Of pleasure
Mr. H. from long experience processes TO know how
to furnisla good Table and Bar, and to serve up the
choicest eatabcs and rarest ccaces that the market
and season Afford in manner suit the taste of the
connolsscur; and he confidently assures his patrons
and guests that his utmost cxerlon, 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 of at 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, and those taking the
Boats will be shown on board and their baggage free
OF expense, and without mourning any risk of being
left by the darkness or latcness of the night any
other contingency incident to the prccpancy of steam
power, or the fluctuations of wind and weather
Horses and Carriages furnished those who wish tC
transact business or visit any part of the village OF
reasonable terms.
Single meals % cents, and other charges in proper
ton. 3m50
Burlington May 20, 1871.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-18

ROOTS i SHOES,
THIRD EDITION-.S MAY. IL.
towards I'd. Trim to New York this snrin:

A extraordinary and heretofore unknown diff
IA Guilty encountered. Never, never never was such
state of affairs known. Every thing scamng. SAL
ing, pitching tumbllng, running down in price and
where II will terminate viii be generally better known
than nova change however may be expected when
prices will advance. As la the above present difficult
ty So far as II regards Goods, Wares X Merchandise a
great variety and Quantyhas recently fallen into the
cheap Cash Storeand many of the articles on average
cost less than nothing at aH at all enclnoSt there
fore TO know how great profit such goods will bcal
is puzzle to Of only 10 years experience in trade
but in thinking and thinking quickly the Peoples iO(
Faculty Taxed Agent had scintllaton pass off from
the mind, wh2zng as it went Locomotive like guicL,
quch, quick, cheap cheap, cheap and from the idea
Xcd the prices of all articles that much less than
nothing al y per cent, nearly something per cent
and when really cost any thing AT such prices as NAV
be mutually agreed upon at the time of sale, and ms
Is expected The best bargains will be- the first enquired
for ne articles will be in perfect readiness on payment
for the same at HOWARD'S.
p. S,-Every description of all the kinds of Goods
required by any Family parts thereof for personal
establishment or household use may be had at this
most extensive establishments
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-18

THE subscribers having purchased BLOOD
l. HORSE, will let him stand for the accommodate
ton of the public at the following places viz al
Charlotte -Four Corners, on Monday and Tuesday
at G.. b. Isham's, Shelburn, on Wednesday and
Thursday; at j. Towards Burlington, on Friday &
Saturday of each week during the season, common-
cling May 9th. The terms will be 3, g. and dollars
rules will not vary from those in years past. Cattle
Sheep, and Grain, received in payment at cash value
This Horse needs no recommendation more than h,
give himself he weighs l3 pounds precisely anc
is no more than five years old. careful and expe
renced hand will at all times lie in readiness to show
him free of charge. n50
EZRA MECH, Jr., ShclJurn.
DANIEL. KIMBALL, Jr., Burling ton.
May 20, ISL,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-18
OBSERVATION.

WILL show to the customers at the Variety
w Store that their wants are ever anticipated. Ii
will be seen that the Goods this spring are of supc-
rior quality, and selling at lower prices than ever
before offered in this town of equal quality. Although
do not wish the name of cheap Store, we Intend to
sell good article as cheap as any person: we invite
all peIsons old and customers to call ana sec and
price Goods resting assured that they will he per-
fcctly satisfied with price and quality. Wcgo for en-
ensve sales and small profits this year, and all who
have gone without Pins and Rings and many other
things because they were dear, will Just drop in
and price them nor, and they will find that we sell
them so low that all can aiit I'd to buy. We return
thanks to customers for their liberal patronage and
inform them that we shall he most happy TO shew
them and every person who calls, any thing they may
wish to Sec New Goods in all the departments O.
our trade.-Burlngton Nav 20, $50. n50
PANGBORN & BRINSMAID.
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COpartnership.

VNIIE undersigned have entered into Copartnershp
L for the purpose of Manufacturing Stone Ware
and for the importation of CrOckerH Glass d. China
Ware in all its varieties and have taken the store
formerly occupied by Lnthrop and powln and are
now receiving very large supply and are prepared
To offer 10 merchants by the Package assorted accor-
ding to order on liberal terms and AT Nep York and
Troy prices-they would give notice also 10 the in
habants OF the town of Burlington and Vicinity that
they havea very extensive assortment OF Crochery
GLASS and China rare especially adapted 10 the retail
trade and now arranged for their inspection at their
store corner Church and College streets.
Burlington May rs. 1871. EBEN l.. FARlsAR.
JOSEPH WATT.
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CATTLE of kinds ought usual, liberal adj
~ vance made for those taken on commission, a
few pairs Of good Beef Oxen viii lie very acceptable
ON the 10th Of June, and the highest price will paid
in cash for SUCH
ALSO-To exchange a first rate Chase and Ear-
ness, for stock or cash
n5O DANIEL KlMBALI., Jr.
Burlinrton Nav H. 1871.
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NEW FASHIONS, NEW GOODS,


JAMES MITCHELL. Draper and Tailor,
would inform his friends and the public generally,
that he has during the past winter applied himself
closely 10 the study of the principle lately adopt
ed in the art of Cutting by the leading Tailors OF
New York and other Cities, ard having lately visited
and awaited himself of the experience and advantage
of some of the Oldest and best city establishments IN
the country he is now prepared To execute garments
of all kinds in style Ito say nothing of his noghbors)
superior to any done by him heretofore. To regular
customers, particularly those who have had garments
made this spring, It is unnecessary TO say anything
but to those who have never given him call and who
wish to be suited, he would say, Try Once.
On hand, an assortment OF Excellent CLOTHS,
CAssIMEnEs NEsTiNGs, SUMMER Goops aud TRIM-
MINGs, which he will sell or make up to order at fair
prices. No suit no pay.
Burlington, May 81, 1871.
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HARnW ARE.

THE subscriber is now receiving large additions TO
l. his stock of shelf HARDWARE, comprising
nearly every article in the line bought AT the present
low prices and which he offers for sale at wholesale
and retail at asmall advance from cost for cash at
the old established Hardware Store, sign OF the
Paddock, corner of Church and College streets.
n5l ROBERT MOODY.
Burlington, Nav 26, isil.
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TOBACCO.

p. WHALING Il co. inform the public that
j they are Agents for Sargent, Sprague d. Co.
Tobacconists, Albany, N, V, who manufacture n
very superior asticle ofPaper Tobacco in every va
reiy of size. Grocers and others will find il TO their
advantage 10 call and examine the article. Also Plug
Tobacco of different qualities all of which will be sold
cheap for cash, Also Snuff of dtlerentkinds
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GUNNER GOODS-For Gentlemen's clothes, al
- 80, Broadcloths, Cassmercs, Sattinetts and YES
tngs at greatly reduced prices, and must be sold by
LOVELY Il HURLBUT
June Sd, l64l. n52
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NEW RONNETS,

AIDES Florence Braid, Plain Straw and Palm
IL leaf Bonnels Gentlemen's Leghorn and Ger
man Willow Trimmed and Palm Leaf Hats, Water
Proof Caps, rst received by
May 10. r. NJ WRIGHT d. co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-18

ii ARD WARE.-Buchcr's heavy Files. Ibbo
l l. sons do and rasps Hand ssw Files Butts
Screws, Norfolk Latchcs, hand and pannel Saws
cast steel Wood Saws; knives and forks, bone anc
buck handles; Tea Servers Sad Irons, Shovels anl
tongs, wool cards, horse cards auacrs trace chains
manure forks, imcs' shovels etc. bv
IL. NJ. GlDDINGS, & Co.
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MOTHERS RELIEF.--By request we have pr
Nl chased and shall keep for sale the above article
Pamphlets 10 lend Burlington, MAY 20 lsil.
PANGBORN & DkINSMAID.
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SODA BISCUIT.

A LSO a great variety of Printed Lawns, Frencl
"A Cambrics, English and American Prints, undres
sed Glnghams, Silks, Apnes, Shawls, Handkerchief
Rbblns, Laces, etc for sale by
MIG f.. NJ. WRIGHT 4 co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-18

ANoTIlER ARRIVAL AT N. LOVELY d. Co.'S
nRn GOODS, Dry Groceries, Crockcry and Glass
- Ware, American Paper Hanging. Ladies nmI
Misses Bonnots We can't stop 10 cnumcrae. bur
call and see. A bill of particulars hereafter
May 10.
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The Best in use =.

STEPHENS English Blue Ink, Cooper and Phil.
- lips English Black Ink, and Arnods' English
Red ms. Persons wishing first rate Article can bo
supplied at the Book blndcry by
May -, 1871 s. HUNTINGTON
Sign Of the Red Ledger Collcyc-st
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NEW GOODS.-The Subscriber has ius, received
l from New York, general assortment of DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY d HARD
WARE, which he will sell cheap for cash
May 10, 1911. n5O
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BEAUTIFUL GOODS.

w invite all who wish the lates, style, the neat
w est made the finest material, the best fit in the
way OF Stocks, at low prices TO look at our variety
before purchasing. Oh we have some beauties
COLLARS ASD BosoMs, beautiful Linen, much lower
than ever.
SusPESDERs some nice ones. Stocks of any size
or width obtained soon.
n52 PANGBORN & BRINSMAID
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OOklNG GLASSES.-A variety of the Lates,
- Patterns, PLAIN and polished, Mahogany Frames
Just received by II. VI. GlDDINGS & co.
Burlington, June |, ISL. n52
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LOVELY u HURLBUT

SCOTCH GINGHAM UMBRELLAS, Light and
- Dark Figured and Plain parasols, very cheap
by T., NJ. WRIGHT co
May 20, ISL. noo
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FANCY GOODS.

LILLEr and Gar2e Scari>, Sewing silk, Gro dc
Nap and Chay HANDKERCHIEF
fIht GanZt Mourning ito. large sizes,
lrah, and Fawn Gro de Maps, }
g NaIcncia>, For BONNETS
and Culorcd Bishop Lawn,
Plain Black Fllct Wells,
FiG'd Lace do. for sale very low
n5l hv II. VI. GlDDlNGS Il co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-18
TO PAINTERS.

w htiED Juurncyman Prinier-one capable Of
W taxing charge of Book and Job Office For
is offered. G. f:nonpISII
May 20.
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NEW FIR VI.

A New Mich COW for sale by
n May II, lSll. HlCkOk ~ CATLlN.
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District ufCh'tcndcn, -.
The Hon the Prol ate Court for the District Of Chit
tcnden: To al, persons concerned in the estate of
Josiah Spauldlng, IT, late of WlllIston in said dis
trlc, deceased, GREETISG.
WHEREAS, Isaac Hgbcc, administrator Of The
w estate of SAID deceased, proposes TO render
count of his administration and present his account
against said estate for examination and allowance AT
of the Court Of Probate, 10 he holden at the
Registers oil e in Burlington, on the second Woincs
day June next Therefore You are hereby notltc !
appear eiorc said court at the time and place aiorc
said, and shcw cause fanv You have why the account
aforesaid should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 20h day
of May, \. d. ISL. -
WIN. WESTON, Register.
III by ~ ''''' Jul sTRoNGs 4 Co.
6.l. 81 ~ IO-l. Brown and White Linen
Table Covers, Ga, 81 and l0-I White Linen Table
Diapers, 81 and A White Linen Napkins, 81 and
"A White Birds Eye Diapers land 81 heavy Lin
en- Shirngs and Shecngs 1914 and Id Marscillcs
Omit. White Frnaes, Furnure Dmlty, So Just opcn-
ed by T.. NJ. WRIGHT Il Go.
May 20, lSil. n5O
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BURLINGTON
,s.S ~ ~ y y = Is y. = II ~ Is ]. i

rINllE Trustees the Burlington Female Seminary
L take pleasure IN announcing that the school will
be rc-opcnrd Wedn, slay the Goth INST, al the
buildings lately known as the Episcopal Institute,
under the supernCndanCe of Miss THIRzAH LEE late
one of the principal instructors at the Troy Seminary
Miss Lee will be aided by competent and expert
encud teachers IN the branches of KNOWLEDGE
and elegant accomplishments usually taught in the
best female schools IN this country. The musical IN
srucnon will, as heretofore, be gwen hy Mr.. Molr
The terms will be as follows The school wear,
consisting of ii weeks bc divided INTO two seS-
SONS, halt session beng one quarter. The second
quarter OF the present session commences May 60
The winter term will commence on the third Wedne.-
day OF September. The charge for boarding, ncud-
ing washing, fuel lights etc. will be $50 Per quarter,
hnfpayobIc in advance. Tuition in English bran
chrs slipper SESSION, hall payable IN advance.
Extra CHAEGrs.-Tuilion on the Piano Organ
OF Guitar, per quarter sl2 90
Use of instrument for practice z 90
Vocal instruction for Piano pupils so
" Tor others 2. 90
Thoroughbass 90
French 4 90
Latin OO
Drawing and Painting in water colours 90
Use of patterns 90
There will he charge Of 25 cts per quarter for tho
incidental expenses of the school.
The School will not be sectaran,
Reference may be had 10 the President and Pro-
lessons OF the University, 10 the Cergymen of all the
congregations IN the village and 10 the following
gentlemen,
E.T ENGLESBY. II. CHAMBERLAIN
II. FOLlETT J. y. POMEROY,
w. \. GRlSWOLD, c. b. SHAW,
J.K. GRAY, W. LYMAN,
G. BENNS, G. HAYNES,
A.W. HYDE, l.. LOOMS,
S. f. HOWARD, {. BANTER,
il CUTLER, II, p. HICKOK,
G.P. MARSH, JOHN PECK,
b. TOT SIEI, S NOR SE and
J.P. WHALING, q. 4. ALLEN.
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| OES.-50 dozen Cast Stool Hoes, % dozen Ger
L L man ditto, by J.& J. Fl. PECK a Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-18
STRAY HORSE.

STRAl ED from the subscriber, about tho 10Th inst
- small BROWN MARE, one white hind foot.
three sma white spots the back caused by saddle
star ~ the forcheadiand about years old. Who
ever will give information to the subscriber or in
Alonzo Newell Of Charlotte where she NAV be found
shall be handsomely rocompenscd
JOSEPH LAFLEUR.
Charlotte, May 20, 1871.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-18
looking out upon lovely landscape, she ex-
"Seo those lofty, those grand trees;

'oon''6 oNs "koh AoNSly idHupCdpCS oiio VA
claimed
'tSeo those lofty, those grand trecs
Their high tops wavug in the brcozc;
They cast their shadows on the ground,
And spread their fragrance all around"
Her mother who had several times been struck
with little rhyming CALCULATIONS of the kind, now
handed her writing implements and requested
her to write down what she had just uttered
She appeared surprised at the request, but com.
Piled writing it down as if it had been prose,
without arranging it in stanza, or commencing
the lines with capitals not seeming aware that
she had rhymed. The notice attracted to this
impromptu, however, had its effect, whether foi
good or for evil. From that time she wrote
some scraps OF poetry, or rather rhyme, every
day which be treasured up with delight by hei
mother, who watched with trembling, yet al.
most facinated anxiety, these premature bios.
SONS OF poetic fancy.
On another occasion, towards sunset, as Mrs
Davidson was seated by the window Of her bed.
room, little Margaret ran in, greatly excited
eXclamng that there was an awful thundcrgust
rising, and that the clouds were black as mid
night.
gently drew her to my BOSOM" saws Mrs
Davidson, "and after had sooled her agitation
she seated herself at my feet, in my lap, and
gazcd at the rising storm. AS tho thunder roll
led, she clung closer TO my knees, and wher
the tempest burst in all its fury, felt her trcm
Bile. passed my arms round her, but soor
found it was not fear that agitatcd her. Hel
eyes klndled as she watched the warning ele
lnents, until extending her hand, she exclaimed
urhc lightning plays along the sky,
The thunder rolls aud bursts from high!
Jchovahs voice amid the storm
heard-methinks see his form,
| As riding on the clouds Of even,
| IIp snrnrIc his o1nrv o,,r ,Lo La,,o,s
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rrEAS--Old Iiyson, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin,
l. POuchong, now receiving and for sale at
LONELH d HURLBUTS.
limo 1871.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-18

THE subscribers have entered into copartnership
L under the firm of T.. NJ WRIGHT d. co. and
occupy the stand formerly occupied by II. w. Catlin
Il Burlington, May LIST, ISL ,,
II. w. CATLlN,
Ii. y. IIICkOK.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-18

DLACK Gro de Rnine,
ID Blue Blk Gro dc Swiss, SILKS.
and Gro de NrIc Jus, opened.
Aso-Ladies Superior Black and colortd Kid Gloves,
ThIcad Edgngs, &C. by
May 2I- f.. NJ. WRIGHT & co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-18

T. NJ. WRIGHT Is co. have received and are
IL. now opening large assortment of Dry Goods
which are Offered at low piiccs-Call and see.
DROADCLOTHS, Cassimeres, Sattinetts Mole
ID skins, heavy Drilling and Vestngs, large as
sortment just received and for sale cheap by
NAG f.. NJ. WRIGHT e. co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-06-18

A fine article of Silver Drab Broadcloth, expressly
n for lining Carriages, for sale by
$50 H. NJ GIDDINGS & co.
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AT JIOWiI{D'S

CARPETINGS at reduced prices, bought at Auo.
- ton, some as low as % cents per yard.
HATS, NewYork Broadway Fashion from So to-
$3.50, Callcoes, Mousln DeTaincs Silks, Ginghams,
Bonnets ParasoIs, Umbrellas and Fancy Goods gen,
orally at very low prices. Also Paper Hangngs u
do.-20 May Al. n5O
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LOVELY &UIjRLEUT

HAVE Just received a large and elegant assortment
i J. of French Satin ground and other Paper Hang
lngs, direct from Paris. of their own mpottaons su-
pcror to any hitherto offered IN this market both IN
quality and chenpncss Purchasers will do well To
avail themselves Of the first selections.
May II, ISL.
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DORTO RICO SYRUP.-A fresh supply of that
L excellent Molasses, Just received by
n50 II. VI. GIDDINGS& co
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Drab Broad Cloth.

OF the Latest Style, and of superior finish, Gents
- please take notice, for sale by
MIG II. NJ. GIDDlNGS & co.
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NEKMONT DRAINING nOOk.

TJNIIE Vermont Drawing Book of Landscapes pre-
l. pared and arranged by John Henry Hopkins, u.
d. Bishop of the Diocese of Vermont, Nos. ) and 6,
containing J.? beautiful Tithographic prints with tho
letter press description, this day published by
CHM NtEl GOODRICH.
April %, ISL.
Complete sctls of the Vermont Drawing Book in
6 nos constantly for sale.