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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-28
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June 81 Mary Smack wife Of Christian Smack tic 76;
year OF her age
The friends of family respectfully invited to
this O'clock from bcr late residence
No. l49 Laurens-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-06-28

1r ROYAL Mail Steamers from Boston To Liver
noos-Thc Bags for the COLUMBIA will close Harnden
K Cos Office Wall edncsey juno 80, quarter
% % icl6 w. WYMAN, Agent
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ie3-lnt

FIREWORKS all descriptions and sizes manufactures oy
SAMUEL BUCKMASTER They cannot be excee3 sDr qaaR
uy beauty vcnder
For sale by W. r. RALLAGH, 81 Chatham Duansst
~ -No hand-Fireworks do improve 81 ags
ieatiyiis
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" Notice.-Cocctor's Office New York, June 9 l9i-Tht
Floating Light ha>re,uned the usual off Sandy
Hook lje2l CT EDWARD CURTIS, Collector.
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F. W. IL W. F. GILLEY,
43O GRAND STREET

+. W ~ w. N1LIEI,
43O GRAND-STREET,
orior IN ao liberal a, wholesale or retail
SILKS
Blue jet 100 different shades and qualities Is
good an assortment, a. ever has offered Newiok purchased
al auction within the last days and and sn he scd " please
SATISFY the purchaser. r w q" W. u1t-l-Hi'
je2s Sis 11o ''a".
ANOTHER NEW STYLE.
SHUTTING cJCoEs ia eceiyedabou; COCO yards OF rea!
do n the most splendid prn;s this other
country, ct Is per yard
LADIES CoRsETs.
INN mir of our own importation, all only
-. tho @ tsoy are lje27 Biz GILLEY's, $50 Grand.t
ONE CASE OF HEAVY ENGLISH DRILLS
Jet received at the
NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
f31 Fuitons. near Broadway.
Gentlemen arriving the city and Of their Summer Co
invited stock Of Drab dEte Canvass
Drills vestinr suitable Also large
OF England Cloths aud Cassmeres bought eNca
siyely for order style unsurpassed by
any city, per belew the old credit
srice Full suits furnished in panctaa,y OBJ
served in filling orders.
j. CASH deliYery, and asatenest prices
MN GAYLORD the head of the Cutting department. ASSIST
ed BY TWO experienced pantaloons caters
ieag If &c BOOTH, Agent.
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CLOCKS. CL0CKs!.- The undersigned Ias
GA taken agency for the sale o. !ER ONES BkAsS
EIACLOC al their Clock Warerorn No. 2O Breafsay
81, where ne will PATENT Eg; Day and Thirty oos
Brass Clocks variety the loHest wholesale fnto
prices Merchants Clocks would do well to cal ~
examine their before purchasing Ao assortment WOO
Clocks CASH. RecoHec, hs number 4 Broadwa
lSAA' ". I,i4''Dns
W. ~ ~ " - ' ;s J i.ran,sJ ma Il
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ITIYOLl Gardens

Nd GRANE SALOON of varck Charlton streets
N walk the of Broadu Prince street arp
2t for which ticket of ressh
given Tuesday roHh when tho
Ia MusGrd Balls ProAendes On
these nights Saloon and Gardens will be exclusively
II Vanilla Lamon and Fruit Creams OF superior quality
during the day and Creams supplied and
guautic. ; applied f>r ais reasonable prices "
Families the Gardens afternoons I'LL O'CLOCK P.
NJ Music every eyealg by Dodworth. Band. jel9
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsMf N.-The Ex-
~ hbion will Saturday tRe 5th oil 5ay
49, = l.alrnl. y a.rr ..ls IN
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsMiN-The Ex-
the Academy will close Saturday aa 5h OF nly
Tickets 80 centsSince admission Is cents els ~
CASTLE POINT AND THE ELYsRAN
~ FIEEDS.-The delightful Pleasure Grounds Hohokoe
been improved,
open The Good and shady walks wirding fer
long banks Of majestic Hudson offer P,sni
the not and dusty of the
The Castle Point (Which R the public
maHd and beautiful prospect embracing glance hs
and aNvencd with vessels gliding
direction bosom the city with its and
the distant hum OF its busy inhabitants while the river %htenod
with sails the beyond the palisades,
altogether lovely beyond oscrpuea And Of T Kind
uIeQualed.
of the grove noble oaks descend few
;ro IN rho oop,I. where on moderate terms are furnished re-
fire hn,eu kind suitable the The fsrry
been comfortably ced with awnings &c and Leave tar
clay and Canasrects every few Huie,-e errage as
81 of the world perhaps rich efea,
be easily obtained and at trilng expense s2-2ln'e
EIiRE-WORKs! FOURTH OF JFLY!FlEE-
Il WoRKS-NEW- KLABoRAToRf:-hB BENNETT sue
c. Ashley 1876 Front st doors South OF Fulton street.
The and brilliant assortment OF now
with gold and silver Ram suns Fans Palm Trees frsnHS
Crosses range, Nercc Mines of SerPent and
penis Pin Wheels Grasshoppcrs Port Fires ua Lights scroll
Wheel Tobon Line Pigeons Topedocs Pulling Crackers oo-
bic Headers Fire Crackers Cation Rockets, &c
" City County displays military aad private
parties supplied the most liberal terms with the above aEt
III. materials having been selected with tho uirnoS
from the celebrated Chemists IN Europe Jel y1
IIaKEWORKS FIREWORKS. FIREWORKS!
-CHARLEs W. vULTEE, ll6 Chatham corner of or'zea
oldest established Fie~ork Manuiactuer in the c na
ubhc generally THAI his stock OF Fireworks
the unos and be sold at lower prices haA w
Rockets of all calbre sizes, gold and silver Orange
and eamine fires &c. &c. FAM line pigeons mAIOnus
port fires palm Mines tourlon. hcxasons cegons T'
Roman candles iamouds with golden hxoa
Peruvian scrolls pin wheels grohoprers blue sha rss
ali &C. and host OF others too numerous to @e.to
public and all skcptcs, invited call aud Also us
Crackers Double Headers Chinese Rockets Torpcdoes aad rse
and before purchasing elsewhere Goods ser
any of the city i 7rG ss'i Chatham Rss
je3-lm' corner of Orange-sresA
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To Lct-The Lecture ROOM, the smaller back
one of the Fourth unersaist Church. ae
Bowy Church Eizabetht door above Walker The
RGan iii accommodate large congregation, and central for
meetings will be rented outright for specified
DAYS evenings For farther particulars apply Geo A. Iioyt
Co. Bowcry James Bradley No 70 City Hall Place. H. H.
Finch, 100 Fuon-st. Je2o If
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- The New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this slendid
Newspaper respectfully solicited the office Of publication
street A oho aud quarto edition published Terms 50
advance s. for TWO copies .naed any part the
aoQ &c
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~, Particular NoticeThose persons having furniture @.
Vii dispose Of who are breaking up house
md ready portion all of ihcr goods by
address calling upon the subscriber Goods TO
f"'sssee ljes4 F. COTTON, 1877 Caatian,quare-
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w A n T S.

XAJANTED.-l0o Yosng Men. Americans. go Whaling
w Voyages First Rate Ships also wanted Carpenters CooPer
and Biacksmh whom lays will be All Clothing and
necessary Articles furnished credit the Voyage For further
apply j. G. FORBES JOHN LTTLEJOHN l
Pier Albany c. WHITE A-eH So.ll Sosh-; New York.
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Shin Nathaniel Hooper Chandler Liverpool 80 days with indze
Thompson ,:.aa, as a ;,h d,o ,o-
Sbp Emporium Young Havana, G days, sugar 10 order
p snrpc Fletcher Trinidad De Cuba Il d. Sugar Depey,te
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-19
New Establishment.

T p. WHALING T. CO inform the public that
y. they have located themselves IN the village OF
Burlington, and have fitted up on the east side
of Church street, which may well be d.nominated
Cheap side" nearly opposite the bank of Burllng-
ton, and are receiving from New York choice selec-
ton of goods well suited to the season. which they
offer for sale loo be purchased in the country,
for ready pay, Among their goods may be found
beaver and broad cloths cassmeres, satnets annes,
merinos mousne de lanes &c A choice selection,
also of French, English and American prints, equal,
at least TO any in Burlington. A general assert
men OF cambrics musllns plain and figured edelngs,
Insertlngs, blond aces dc. great variety OF shaws
and dress handkerchefs ladies' gloves and hose with
n good supply of beached and unbleached domestic
goods Also good supply of crockery, of the latest
patterns, with few elegant astral parlor lamps and
finally few choice family groceries such as teas
sugars molasses, coffee, rice, rasns, dry fish, tobac
cos lamp oils, dc.
We do not pretend TO specify all the kinds, TO say
nothing of the numerous articles of which each kind
is composed; but suffice it TO say, that the assortment
will be found TO contain most Of the articles wanted
in the country; and those that favor us with their
custom will be entirely relieved from the examination
oil old goods, or remnants. Our entire stock is new,
and fresh from the market and has been selected with
the greatest possible care with reference the wants.
comforts and benefit Of the people. But VIC do not
wish the public to take word in this matter but
moot cordially invite them 10 call and examine for
themselves Burlington Nov. rs ls40
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-19

Matthew and his bride spent many peaceful
years, and we're found Of telling The legend
Of the Great Carbuncle. The tale, how
ever, towards the close of their heightened
lives, did not meet with the full credencc
that had been accorded to it by those who re-
membered the ancient lustre Of the gem. For
it is affirmed, that, from the hour when two
mortals had shown themselves SO simply
wise, as to reject jewel which would have
dimmed all earthly things, lis splendor wan
ed. When other pilgrims reached the cliff,
they found only an opaque stone, with parti-
cles Of mica glttering on its surface. There
is also tradition that, as the youthful pail
departed, the gem was loosened from tn,
forehead of the cliff, and fell into the enchant'
ed lake, and that, at noontide, the Seeker.
form may still be seen to bend over its quench
less CLEAN.
Some few believe that this inestimabl,
stone is blazing, as of old, and say that they
have caught its radiance, like a flash Of sum
MGR lightning, far down the valley of TIN
Saco. And be i, owned, that, many mill
from the Crystal Hills, saw wondrou
light around their SUBMITS, and was lured
by the faith of poesy, to the latest pilgrim o
the GREAT CARBUNCLE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-19
TRUE HONESTY.

Some ten years ago gentleman Of this city
was unfortunate in his business and made an
assignment, under which the creditors Of his
house received fifty per cent. of their claimes.
all that the assets Of himself and partner then
realized, and both Of them received full and
honorable release of the balance of their OBJ
legations. The partnership was dissolved, and
the gentleman of whom we speak made anoth-
er start in business. In the face Of many OBJ
staclcs and certainly not the last, the fnan-
cial condition of the coun,ry-his talents, ell
,erprise and perseverance have proved sue
cessful, and he has saved money. Yesterday
he sent to each of his old creditors check for
the unpaid mo,ety Of the debts from which
he had been rele ascd, witt, interest added in
full from the day they were first due until
the date ofthc check. The amount thus paid
yesterday was some Fifty Thousand Dollars.
Splendid and touching instances of honor
such as this, cxalt and endear human nature.
Dishonesty, meanncss and ingratitude, so
constantly present 10 every one in contact
withthe striving world, naturally excite doubts
whether the romantic virtue which adOrn the
heroes of fiction have any worthy types in
actual life. But one such proof of absolute
integrity as that hero mentioned, though it
may not wholly dissipate distrust, inspires
higher confidence in that pristine excellence
of character, which unenaced by the tolls
and struggles to which mankind was doomed
in Eden, still yields at times the lustre of its
cheering example. The legacy of spo,ess
and honored name left by him Of whom VIC
speak, will be dearer one to his children
tllau any share Of fortune which his further
care may secure to them. They may poin,
to his noble REIMBURSEMENT of money as the
world points to Washington's abandonment
Of powcr-an illustrious instance Of acquisi.
ton, not for self-aggra"dzement, but for tho
ends Of perfect justice to others.
In mentioning this fact it would be gratifying
to add the name of the individual, but We
have no authority for so doing. 1t is hardl.
necessary to say that the particulars have no
been learned from himself. He whose prin
ciples are thus sound, and whose impulses
are thus generous, would never look for any
other enconium than the APPROVAL of his owr
conscience, and unless reminded of the trntl
would not even reflect that he is "an homes
man-thc noblcst work Of God. "-Phil
Gazette,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-19
- UsSELL's STOMACH Bl1'rERs. NAV .e

II
" used in Wine wa;er.-1he,e ceel "a ed bil,ers
are composed purely Of we've ale> II the innc.
cent vet specific virtues. They recommended par
ucu)arly for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing
and strengthening the stomach and increasing the
appeilre-a>o preventative against the cholera
bus, fever and agu-, removing nausea, vomiting,
heart burning, weakness in the breast, pain in the
stomach and u her symptoms offaIrlencc and indges
ton. One box will iincturc one gallon. Price IS cts.
a tox.
RussELL's lrcH OrSrMESr.-Thi. choice and safe
ointment /, SAID TO superior "a any now in ue, for
that di, reeale and ioa ONE c, The ITCH.
his Ointment i % ccaraln in lis operation that
per on ,Ionl ed WI h the al I've dis order ought 10
without II. II Is a remedy for Cuaneos erpiions,
scoruiir ec'ion Of the head any other real ing
on, which aries from sharp humors in the llood
Price 25 CT. a OK.
Rrs Fills VEGETABLE FIllIors Puts. or family
physc, for general .e, in ca e. If Jarndce niurl I'd
en- 4 lltv # he stomach and Dwell, loss Of appetite,
hr nd reaih, cosvene>, Pile, and all ii eases ari..
ing from Hilary arrangement. ,-al.o fur correcting
the ,ta'e If The lood, and cleansing the >y.icm of
foul and viscId humour,. The pills are mild ca.
haric, prolucne nelher "a n nor gripping, and are
therefore, valuslle and highly approved medicine,
and pronounced "a such The most di>'ngui,hed
phy>cian,. Each lox containing SO Pills Price
37i CT. "A *
Rl>,cils cclcl rated SALT RnEum OINTMENT This
Is congressional ly the ie, and ste, remedy ever We,
offered the hlic for that ohs,,nac d, order SA 1T
RHtuM. Where o'hcr means have failed, it has sue
ccc'el, and the fact thai ii has Teen ,xensivey u,sd
V eminent Pracuoncr. speaks volume, in IT, pra.e
Il i equally clicacions in all di,rasc> e the skin
sald head, ring worms, and he most lnvscrale ,ch
&c &c. Numerous certificate might &c obtained,
VI he proprietor chooses that fair trial ,honld The
only evidence offs superior efficacy. Price so cents
box. For sale hy J. & j. II, Peck & Co., Theodore
\ Peel & Coz sign Of The Mortar, and Rol or, Moody,
Burlington; lr G. E. lie, and II Il & Cook, Hines.
hurgh; S II. Barne>, Charlotte; l.. James, Georgia
l.. Tyler, Essex Fuller q Huntington, Richmond
Also, ly the druggists and merchants generally
throughout the state. o29na
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-19
From the Twice Tod Tales
THE GREAT CARBUNCLE. 8
A Mystery Of the White Mountains.

At night-f,ll, once, in the olden time, on
the rugged side of one the Crystal Hills, a
party of adventures were refreshing them
the Great Carbunclc. They had come
thithcr, not as friends, nor partners in the
enterprise, but each, save one youthful pair
impelIed by his own selfish and solitary lon.
cling for this wondcrous gem. Their feel
ing of brotherhood, however, was strong en-
ough to induce them to contribute mutual
aid in building rude hut of branches, and
kindling great fire of shattered pines, that
had driited down the headlong current of the
Am0noosuck, on the lover bank Of which
they were to pass the night. There was
but one of their number, perhaps, who had
become so es,ranged from natural sympa.
thies, by the absorbing spell of the pursuit
as to acknowledge no satisfaction at the sigh,
of human faces, in the remote and solitary
region whittier they had assembled. A vasl
extent OF wilderness lay between them and
the nearest settlement, while scant mile
above their heads, was that bleak verge
where the hill throw off their shaggy mantle
of forest trees, aud either robe themselves in
clouds, or tower naked into the sky, The
roar of the Amonoosuck would have been
too awful for endurance, if only a solitary
man had listened, while the mountain stream
talked with the wind.
The adventures, therefore, exchanged
hospi,able greetings, and welcomed one an
other to the hut, where each man was the
host. They spread their individual supplies
Of food on the fiat surface of rock, and
partook Of general repast; at the close o
which, sentiment of good fellowship was
perceplible among the party, though reprcs.
sed by the idea, that the renewed search for
the Great Carbuncle must make them stran-
gers again, in the morning. Seven men
and one young woman, they warmed them
selves together at the fire, which extended
its bright wall along the whole front Of thei'
.The Indian tradition, on which this somewhat ex
trayseant tale is founded, is both too wild and TOT
beautiful, to be adequately wrought up in prose-
Sullivan in his history OF Maine, wrillen eace tht
lSvolr los, remarks that even than the existence o.
b. 0rss, CeryIncls VSs rot entirely dseTsdltsd
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-19

n A. BRAMAN, BOOKSELLER AND S-ATIoSER,
-. Burlington, respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he is still constantly making additions
to his assortment Of Lar, Medical, Classical HStor
zeal, and Miscellaneous HorkS. from most Of the
prominent publishing houses in the country He will
endeavor TO have il at all times embrace the most
popular publications in every branch of literature and
science His stock of School Books, in every depart
ment Of farming, OF the most popular editions now in
use comprises all that used in this section of the
country Blank Books OF all sizes and descriptions
of superior ruling and paper, and bound in subsan-
,lnl manner, constantly on hand. Cap and Letter
Paper of every quality and description, as well as
together with general assortment of STATIONERY
and almost every article usually called for in Book
store, always for sale. All of which were purchased
very low prices, and will be sold small advance
from cost.
g-THe respectfully invites the attention of Parents
Teachers and Merchants 10 his stock and prices.
burlington, Nov 49, 1910
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-19
GEOGRAPHICAL ALTERATION

GEOGRAPHICAL ALLlTERATION.
The BREwERs should to MALTA GO;
The FOOLS 10 rocks Of ScILly;
The QuAKEns to the FRIENDLY Isles;
The FuRaiEns, all 10 Guilty.
The little squ,lling, bawling babes,
That nightly break our rest,
Should be packed of to BABv-on,
To LAKELAND, or 10 BREsT.
Cooks from SPIrHEAD should 80 to GssEcs;
And while the Miser waits
His passage to the GUINEA coast
Spendr!tts are in the STRAITS.
SPiSsrERs should 70 the NEEplIsg
WISEolDBERs TO BrRouSDy;
GouRMASps may lunch at SANpwrcn les;
WAes poke their fun at Frs.dy;
Musicians hastan TO the SorSp,
All Mendlcanls 10 ROME;
And L., the race of IIypocri,es
AT CAHT-on find their home.
Lovers should hy to Cnne Coon Horn:
To SOME Cape Hons is pain;
Debtors should 90 to o. l. O. (Ohio)
Our sailors 10 the MAIo:
Bold BAcaELons 10 the CsIrEp SrArEs
Maids TO the Isle or MAN
The Gardeners should to Bo7ASy 60,
And SHoEBLAcKs 10 JArAS.
The QUARRELsoME in IHE-iand
Will find their proper level;
The PAINTER, when he SETS these lines,
May post off to the 'DEvtt.".
"A typographical expression.
british Colonial Magazine, January. 1871
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-19
SIIERMAN,s COUGH LO3ENGES.

Ills Lozenses sealed, and have "a. Sher-
i man, Nj. d." on the ,de Of The lox. They
are the safest, mos, sure and eleciual remedy for
Coush,, Colds, Con,umpiions, whooping Cough.
Asthma, Tighine.s OF the Lungs or chest, &c. &C.
The proprietor has never known an Instance where
they did not give perfect abstraction Several 'hous-
and boxes have cen sold within The Las, three months
restoring TO health, persons IN almost every stage Of
consumption, and those a orIng under The most dis.
| II .>,lng cold and coughs. They do not check and
dry up The cough, hut render easy, promote expec-
oration, aay the tickling or irritation, and remove
The proNlms,e or eNclilng cause. They are made
from combination OF the most valuable expectoraRt,
or cough medicines, and are undoubtedly superior 10
every thing in use for those complains. Hundred.
wonderful virtue, from those who have teen saved
from an unrimey grave, and restored TO perfect
health hy using Them. DosE-One lozenge Is a doee
for adult, and may re repeated from three TO SIX
times day "a required Children, eight years years
DID, half Of one: four years quarter, and pro-
portion. Very small children infants viii lake them
esl di, solved in little Should they act as an
emeiic produce nausea, he do must les, ened
10 what the stomach will ear. Half Of one will gen-
crafty lie sufficient 10 take efore breakfast, a. the
stomach Is then more easily schencd. No Ill elects
arise from dose, a. il will cause the sto-
mach TO reject and although not plea ant sensa-
lion, will he found 10 give relief. Where there 10
much pain in the breast or side, one Of Shermsn's
Poor Mans Pa>iers should Re applied over the part.
and worn Till relieved. lfauendcd with costivsnes.,a
few cathariic or laxative Loxense>, OF any mild -.
thar,ic medicine, should be used occasion requires.
Sold at the Variety Store, by PANGBORN 4
BRlNSMAlD, Jewellers, Burlington, VI. wholesale
agents. A liberal discount TO merchants who buy IA
ell again.
SUPkRFlNE blue lad cap and le,tsI Paper. 70,
Il ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-02-19

OTICE.-The subscriber having purchased the
~ house and premises formerly occupied by Guy
Caln, Esq, nearly opposite the Reading Room in
Burlington, has opened BOARDING HOUSE at
which he will be happy TO accommodate gentlemen
and ladies' with the best attentions, and upon
able terms CIV JOSHUA DOANE.