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m DWELL OSNABEksiS q CU SIoN ADi,s = lso bales Lowell costsss, sa hand asd expecssd daily per hris New England fron Bostos. direc.ifem shs snufseturen and smbracing---Nos. l. 2. 3. oep,bsres; heavy cortonsdss; esses Fsnsy Cot. sonsdss The attention sf the city and country msr- ch.ns is called to ,hsss gosds sf which large sup piy will be kept os hand ss a simss. and sold fac tory prisss ed ssPsasss fss cash CT approved city paper.
 NBEED 0lL--iS sssks = ssls. e srFiss psr 5. m ,sG MIti4sSs Hl;s;s'is sFIcs, ~ ., r,.......
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MR. BOYLAN takes leave 10 i.form such ss MI nos great proosnisi is Psnms sship. that he vil give instructions a this art d his Academy, Govern iasnt street, between the kosss of asd o'clock. Eve nights in each ueek. And he unheststingy sngagss to change in ssasss of Tssivs Lsssons the most stiff, srampsd, dsfcrnsd or irregular scrswl. into siyle st nnes bold, free, easy and elegant.
 Ladies wishing to take oourss of lessons. but finding it ,neonvenient to rsl the Academy, will be sttsnded their residences. Terrns moderate At DONNETS--30 casss ssscred Bonnets, just re- ID ecived per bsrqus Abbo. Lord. and fer sae by
 n1a JOHN BRAGAW k CO s7 Dsnnhn st. VDACON.--a barrels Msyhard's CaIsv ass~,, llanls ID s do uassnvssssd de
 Cincinnati sidss-fol ssls by
 novta M A. VAN HOOK. { Commerce sf
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COPARTNERSHlP.-M D. ESLAvA having V taken Mir. LOUIS E. MONTANDON into partnership on the lst inst, the business will here after be conducted under the firm of M. D. ESLAYA & co, dec1 ltf
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-11
GEO. F. HOLT,

ITO THE PUBLlC.-A choice lot of Tennessee
 1 Hogs is offered for sale in this market at the house of Elan Philips, at the head of Goyern- ment street. Persons wanting 10 purchase five hun dred weight will be supplied at cents neatly dress cd. By taking hog will be cents. delivered at house, steamboat vessel Orders left with Miller at his Fruit Store, opposite Eutaw House, Royalst. near the Livery Stable of Walters & Buford, with Geo. Mcleod, formerly of the Mississippi Hotel, will be attended 10.
 decs HORTON DROvER.
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1x CATCH HIM.-My hoy HOPE is lurk- A' ing about the city, offering ts hire himselfto some s,eamboats, cotton press or as dray- A man. I will pay reasonable reward to any who will return him to me. He is rather slender built, little bow legged, very black, has a large nose, wears light mixed pants and either blue frock coat or roundabout (decl0 9tfl H. GATES. "ANTED--A young Lad, IS or I6 years old, w to attsnd in an office, one who writes fair hand, and Is willing to accept of moderate compen- sation, may address box 254 with references and ting when and where an interview may be had.
 dec1
 PORTSMOUTH HAY AND POTATOES. = U 250 bales hest quality Portsmouth Hay, 250 bbls best quality Portsmouth Potatoes, landing from ship venice and for sale by
 dec0 J. H. RIVERS. DRINTS--sO aases of Fall River Prints of va II rety ofpatisrns and quality, just received and for sale by [d6l J. B. ToULMIN, s5St Michael-st nUNDEE AND INDIA BAGGING of Lest O quality. la stors and for sals by
 teoeKw FRANKLIN W. MCCOY.
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0O0 PIECES KENTUCKY BAGGING, 45 SOO inch; POO coils Kentucky Rope, in store and for sale low to close u consignment by
 dec8Kw FRANKLIN w. Mccoy.
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px COMMITTED to the jail of the county of Decalb, Alabama, on the 18th July, 1S4l, negro man a runaway slave who calls " his name Sam, and says he belongs to Dr. bamuel Puckett, who he says is living in Rankin county Mississippi, he is above twenty four five years oid yellow complexion, has long hair and two scars his forehead, about five feet five inches high, rather stout, his front teeth above wide part, The owner is requested to come forward prove property, pay charges and take him away, he will be disposed of as the law directs.
 JOHN NJ. LANKFORD,
 nov2 66tf Sheriff o Decalb County.
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Gro. CoNwAv is authorised to receipt for debts due to Thompson Shre,e, and attend to the sat- clement of their accounts generally.
 nos29 ls4l $. MORDECAI.
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LNURNTrURE.-A small lot of neat Parlor and l' Bed Room Furniture, landing from brig China from Boston, for sale by
 c. DAVENPORT & CO.,, ,iec6 29 St. Micl,aeI-st.
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FOR RENT.
kFOR RENT

FOR RENT, fsSA The Dwelling House near Ashton'S and ee:::A Clark's Ship Yards and the Saw Mill-a good stand fora common boarding house and Grocery. dec7 W. EDMOND & co.
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...sE-
 BUSINESS CARDS.
 JAMES II. RIVERS,
 COMMISSION MERCHANT,
 MOBILE. Will give particular attention to the sale of all kinds of
 NORTHERN PRODUCE.
 J. s. BEERS A CO,
 MAISSTON MERCHANTS.
 No. s7 coaAsRek Asp fReNr-srs.
 OJ- Fire Proof Storage for Merchandise. dsa
 c. G. JOHNSON. SHOES, BOOTS, HATS BoNHETS, DOMESTIC
 coTToYS, KERSBYs. &c.. at wholesale. nis 4o water-street. up stairs.
 LAMBS THoS. JONES,
 IMPoRTgR or BRANDY AND RTaE& nl7 sl St. Michael-street. Msbilo. ROBINSON @ STUART, MERCHANT TzILoRS AND cLoTHLBRs, AT TaE chKAr vARigTr STORE, nl7 Corner Govcrn'nent and Wa'et-su eets. GEORGE BowLEND, COMMISSION MERoHLHT. ni6 I'm No. Al St. Miehael.st, Mobile. Ala.
 b. $. BALL. coMMIs sSIoN MERRCHANT Mobile. [sspteI sml Nr,CoNNRLL & FONTAINR. CUAalssIoS Nk MsRcAANTs, LissTSsO'. James Mcconnell, John T. F0ntaine. The undersigned will make libsra; Advances oa Cotton shipped to Mcconnell & Foutaine, Liverpool jan B. B. FoNTAlNk. T IBERAL ADVANCES will be made on Cottor | L consigned to thoir friends in New York. Havre | Marssilles and Trieste, by OH. DRuIN & J. LEG cESNR, 30 St. Francis ct Rsfsrssce.
 Messrs. Pilot & LeBarbier, New-rork. :" J. Lahens Co. do. Collomb t Iselin, do. DsRham & Moore, do. mhs 4 DvANCHS ON COTTON. consigned to J 1 "A Hoford & Co.,. Liverpool. will be made by 1 nl3 OGDEN BROTHERS. l2 Wstsr-st. | A DvANCES ON CoTToN-Consigned l. | "A Messrs. Hicks < Co. New York, will be mad by lnl5l GEO. MARTIN. l A DvANCES ON COTTON-We will mak, l A liberal advances Cotton consigned to us fol sale in this market or for shipment frends il Liverpool, Hsvre, Now York. Boston, or New Or l leans. K. L. ANDREWS d CO, oa7 3t corner Commerce and Dauphu st' 1 A DvANCBS will be made by the undersigned oI "A cotton shipped his friends in Bal,imers Phil 1 adelpha. New York and Boston.
 foio VIM. H. BUNNRLL. 10. CALClNA has just received q lot ofths fines J SEGARS to be found in the sountry-whieh he offers for sale at his place on Royal street. AnonI them the following approved brands, La Yres, La Especulacon, | Dos Hermanos, Tres Amigos, Imperialos. 6c. &e. n6u
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TNHE SUBSCRIBER having established hmself in this city for the purpose of conducting FAC FORAGE $' GENERAL COMMISSION BU- SLNESS. would respectfully solicit the patronage of his friend,.
 OFFlCE-No. 69 Csmmerce-st., east side few doors above Conti street.
 novl1 74Id SAMUEL ROBINSON.
 PREFERENCES
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NOR SALE ON CONSIGNMENT.-34 hhds IT Sugar, 15 bbls Refined do.
 J. 5. BEERS X CO.,, dec9M 67 Commerce and Front-sts.
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DRINTS, CLOTHING. &c.-l5 cases Madder II Prints, 8 cases cottonade, kersey and deny pam taloons; kersey jackets; white, fancy and striped Shifts; 1 cases ribbed and plain Kerseys; bales whitney and fancy end Blankets 20 bales 34 and A brown Shirting; 5 cases bleached IA do; cases Shrting Stripes; case Ladies white Hose, for sale
 dcc8 by VIM. H. BUNNELL co.
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IN CONFORMITY wi.h the last Will and Ies II tament of Joseph Raby, deceased. and to carry into effect the provisions of said Will, and in formity with the order of the Orphans Court of Mo- bile 'unty, granted the 18th day of October ls41 will, on Monday, the s' day of JsuuaIy, lS42, ex- pose to public sale, in front of the court house of Mobile, within the legal hours of sse all tho personal and real estate Of said Joseph Raby, fellows, vir the Negroes Wil, Tsny, Isaac. Sally and her three children; Household Furniture; also, n tract of Land lying on Bayou Csdeu, in Mobile county, con taining about 300 aores also tract of Land Fsl ton, containing about 4S acrcs being the residence of the late Joseph Raby
 Terms of sale months credit, with two good se- curites. JOSEPH KREBS,
 n0v20 626 Executor.
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NSURANC E-HAxARp < FOWLER, agents for II the Hartford Insurance Co. arc now tnking rhks agaua, Fire, on Ca,ton ia Presses. and Merchau. di1e and Brick Buildings u the city of Mobile. nll
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23

The services were opened with excellent
music and the reading of the Scriptures by
the Rev. and venerable Father Comstock,
the early pioneer and missionary of the
counties along the western shore ofthc Lake.
Prayer was offered by the Rev. MIR. Good
man, of Charlotte after which the scholars
and teachers were addressed by the Rev.
MIR. Converse, of Burlington, who presented
sketch Of the most interesting events of our
colonial history and revolutionary struggle,
and then remarked upon the importance
and bearings of our system of Sabbath
School instruction as one necessary means of
preserving and pcrpcirating our national
blessings. An original Hymn, written by one
Of tho teachers was then sung, when the au-
diencc were again addressed in very hap
py manner by the Rev. Mr.. Withcrspoon, OF
Ehelburn.
The Church was crowded with interested
and attentive listeners, through the whole
services at the close Of which, nearly the
whole congregation moved in procession to a
beautiful grove on the south Of the village,
where the generous hospitality of our Essex
friends had prepared their long table, which
was literally furnished. After partaking Of
the refreshments, the Charlotte company,
were escorted to the Boat by their friends in
Essex, where the fair representatives of the
twenty-six states babe us adieu in behalf of
themselves and their associates.
The whole scene was one of great interest
and good moral impression. The day was
spent in sober contemplation of our civil
and social blessings and a rational expression
of gratitude to God in the review of them.
All retired from the scene, feeling that it was
good to be there.
May the union of our several states be
perpctuatcd, and be in fact what was symbol
lied by the meeting of the fair representa-
tivcs of Vermont and New York, on this &C.
cason for among these fair symbols of tour
unon," there was no disorganizcr-no null
ifier-no one disposed to tramplc upon the
rights of sistcr-and no combination ofthe
many to wrcst away the rights Of the few
On the contrary, there appeared in each a
generous love, studious of the happiness Of
all. SO let it ever be among the states of
our Confcdcracy.
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JUST RECEIVED AT HOWARD'S.


HERE they come Goods Goods, Goods, and 20 be
! cheap, cheap, cheap See accompanying note
to Invoice, VIZ:
Mr. Huward-Sr agreeable 10 your request to sup
ply the demand for Goods at your store at TIL, iroo
money recejring season, the foregoing cvcralvoce,
Of Merchandise are daily forwarded through the Troy
Steamboat Line. Il is very Fortunate that the arli-
cc~ have lccn obtained SO much lower than was ever
before known, for at the Casa Auctions as vol will
perceive Ju>tnow they have cos comparatively moth
ing. Hm will probably lie able >po,c o.the stock
very quck and yet fcourSe cheap, for all IN all ncv-
er was there such rich, beautiful lot Of Goods Sent
from this city for the sum Of money nye>el.
Any ilr.her suns You may wish cx cadol will IL
most Iudlc.ously used for your much wished sdvan-
tagc, by Yours, g.
p. S,-lou sent the FREE Pass, Whereby was rcr,
ccved an attempt TO Tax your Faculty If selling
Goods cheap 10 the People in the sum OF 5000 for III,
Jung year, la wa generously and ma rnanimou~y
reduced 10 ) 100, hrn leaving y0u rated 30 per cent
higher than any individual merchant IN the safe d.
not complain, there mlSt lie some good cause for it,
least say the assessors OF Taxes and even they cy
claim il Is wonderful 10 see the run uica>h custom vol
have, they probably have the bump OF perception
please be very careful andno let your arcn, be know
or they may attempt Phreaoloay upon HIM also nc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23
INVALUABLE MEDICINE.
r.. TAYLOR's BALsAM OF LIvERwORT.-

nR TAYLORS BALSAM OF lIvERWORT-
and more in demand for the cures Of colds, coughs,
sumption. Having been u,el many years, this con
represented TO he, and worthy Of general lsc.-Ncr
York Courier.
Coughs and Colds.
W Whenever we hear person coughing, and evident
~ suffering from most severe cold and cough, we
think what pity you will not use Dr. Tavlor's Bal
sam Of Lvcrwou. We have been accustomed TO con
sder this medicine certain cure for consumpffvc dis
eases, that we sincerely wish to see 1t IN every house.
-Ner York Hrald.
Pain in the Side o1d Breast.
As remedy for these prevalent complaints, we can
cordially recommend Dr. Tavlor's Ba'>am OF Liver
wort. This medicine we have seen successfully used
for many years, and we know OF Il number OF cases
IN which has been olnost essential service. One OF
our own carriers Is an msiance.-NeW York Sun.
Consumption anil Liver Compliant.
Atcr suffering two years with these diseases, | have
been restored to health by Dr. Taylor's BaI>am OF
lIycrwolt. ! was principally aiccled with pain in
the side, los, Of appetite, dyspepsia, hacking cough,
loss OF flesh, dizziness al the head, and somcm me,
night sSvcdt>. Mos, Of the time OF my ino.s, | had
IA physician IN attendance, but a> continually
sinking, re>orlci to the Basam Of Livcrwor and
thank God, not in vain, for it has fully estorel my
health. l.. l.. DlCkERSON,
No. 81 Grecn->l. \. Y.
III" None Genuine hut that prepared at 375 Broad
way, \. Y. Agcnts.--N. Lovely .P Co. Theodore A.
Peek & Co. Doc r. Moody, BlrIinston-S. II Barne,
Charlotte NJ: mt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23

THE MISSION TO ENGLAND, about which
there seems to have been some uncertainty,
was, 1t is stated by authority in the National
lntelligencer of Friday, offered some time
ago to John Sergeant, who after mature con-
slderatlon, has felt himself obliged to de-
cline the appointment. His reasons, as in
ierred by the National lnle,lgencer, are
honorable to his love of independence, while
they reproye the niggard economy of the
salaries of foreign ministers. lie could not
accept the mission without running the risk
otbeggaring his family.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23
TO CAROLINE.

a CLASSICAL ALLUsroN-.A memberOf the
Wisconsin Legislature, who had rather an indis-
tnct idea of the classical allusion to Scylla and
CharibLis thus addressed the Speaker
"The gentleman asks me to accept of his
amendment and thereby destroy The whole mea-
ming of my resolution and carry me away in the
opposite extreme. | cannot consent to nothing
OF the kind ; and can assure every member OF
this House that my character is vastly mistaken
if any one thinks to make nc thus .ju,ap from
Sally 10 Kaiy Bogus - Chicago Democrat.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23
WI. WESTON. Fsgister.
James (. a'icrcc's Estate.
81 ATE M In%'r

District OF cIlfrTFSDEN, So.
The Hon. tho PRO- ate Court for the District Of Chit
tenden: 70 ali persons concerned in the estate %
James 6. Pierce, late Of Huntington, in said dis
tric. deceased C;REErISo.
WHEREAS L4n'-l b. Tucker administrator of tho
estate OF SAID deceased, proposes 10 render
OF his administration, and present his account against
said estate for examination and allowance at session
the G ur of Probate to be hodon at the Eagle Hail.
IN NIlIlston, Oh the htd Monday, OF August next
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear etoro
sad court 1t the tlmo and place aforesaid, and shes
cause, II any You have, why the accouH. aforesaid
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand, at said Burlington, this eighth
DAY Of Iul", a +. ls4i.
WM. WESTON, Isgi,or
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STRAY COW.

A GREATNarety of Rich silks just received and
n for sale very chop at the Burlington Cash store
by 5. l.. lIEERlCK.
July l6 1871
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23
SOIssEE MUSICALE.

Mrs. Ginps, Formerly Miss Graddon,)
the most popular Vocalist Of the day, con-
templates giving a Concert, a, the hall OF
the Peail-Strcct House, on this friday
Evening, and we trust she will be greeted by
a full atteudancc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

'l'ilk public are hereby cautioned against purcha-
sing or re'civmg OF John Warner, of Cambridge
LamoIllc county and state Of Vernon, Two Promis-
DRY Notes, one drawn blythe Burlington Nd Com
pany tor 500 co. dated the 18Th day Of April, ISL
payaLc SIX months from date, with interest, pay
able to Gerdncr Gates or ORDER and ly the endorse
mclt OF the sad Gates transferred to me. The other
drawn yme, for the sum Of about Sl2N payable in
Ninety days from date, TO John Warner or order
particularly described, as signed ly joan Seams, a.
principal, and Edmund Clark, rs surety. sad War-
ncr ha- no rghtto collect SAID noe--he Eav.us OH
iainci he samo from me, ty.Edpa, oppreaa,on and
durcss. The Mil Company have l,cl no,irrl nc, 10
pay. 10 sad Warner or h, en- lorsoc, the Note
by them drawn amt the payment Of the note given
by me, AMI SAID Glars, vii be resisted TO tie last.
nj INUN tIFhpNS
hnrur-'yd. iuN l., lsil
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23
MEDICAL LECTURES
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE

TINlIE Animal Colrr q Lecture, IN the New Hamp.
l. ,hlrc Mehc,l Institution veil commcn.e or.
mahits
niAl CROSBY, N. y, lr,f-,>o. ,t I, cry, Oh.
''e'ric, and Drcd.c, # Women AMI CA1ircn
lhWA Rh l. PHELPS. VI. p. Lecturer On Nc.
,,rrIa Netca, M"lcal Jurisprudence ana Medlc.i
Buanv
OH n p. NJ BBARD, NJ r., Pfoll.,orof c .,r.-
strv AM Pharmacy.
lOSfPll ROBY ". r., Professor Of Theory al +,
lia"l.c ~ Mellon, and Falhoosical Ana'auv ~
EDMUND r. PEASLLf, ". H.. Lecturer on 4
ua'yuy aui phv,.ulu-y.
lNpl NelS.-For he Ictgrcs, $50. GraInatio.
SIS Mt'rruIa'lug TlrIel 50. Board, from 81 50
to - pcrN e,.;. Ahrnlant facilities for those Wis
may wish TO uon,!tAcmselvc>
iheEcc, mus, paid At The c1mmenccncn, Of tbs
Term, or Gu'r> .l,cn with a'i.ar'orv ,urc,ies
Al q, era IONS o!o-e the Medical Class are per.
Z mel gra Is.
BY order o: ~: ia .vly,
O. +. HUBBARD, Secretary.
jane Is ISL. N;
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23

In Vorgcnncs, on the it'll inst. Mr.. 4. NJ. BRAvcu
OF Casilelon 10 Miss Mary +. c. Scorr, daughter of
Joseph Scott Esq. of the former place
In TINS Town, on the 9th instant by the Rev. Mr..
Taylor MI. William II. Jure to Miss Harriet Learn
ed all of this town.
In Colchester, on the 18th inst. by Rcv. j. Crockcr
Capt. ilEzEkiAn II. BATES, to Miss ELEcrA r. VOL
coTr, both of Colchester
In this village, on the 18th instant by Rev G. G.
lngersoll, HENRY c. WILSON, observation-disclosures New
ork, to Miss CARoLlNE ASN, daughter of Richard
Powers, Esq.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23
CHITTENDEM co. CONVENTION,

The WINGS of Chittcndcn County, will hold a
Convention, on SATURDAY, the 3lst inst, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, at the Eagle Hall, in Wllston for the
purpose OF nominating Candidates for State Senator's
1t is desired that every town in the county should be
represented. by order of the
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Burlington 10Th July, 1871. M
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23

VINO OAR THE papers say that ''ren Thou
sand Year. is the best novel of the season.
With equal proprlety we may say that the
following is the best negro story of the season.
Where it comes from, or how long it has been
upon earth, is more than we shall undertake to
tell. because We do not know.
Gumbo was a wicked negro who had witness
ed the ravages of the cholera in lS31 with sto-
cal Indifference, but in '3l.seeing his friends drop
ping off by dozens in Negro Alley, Buffalo,
began to have some fears Of giving the last
kick himself, in pretty much the style he was
wont to /" fro dat next brick bat in a row.
Gumbo then for the first time thought Of pray
ing TO use his own phrase, "to de Angel Oh de
Lord" declaring that if he could only be SPAR
ed dis time" he would be ready next year to be
taken up and lib torebber in Massa Abrab am's
bussum." Some ways having access to an adj
joining room, separated by board partition,
hearing him at his devotions knocked.
"Who dar -
Ode Angel OBJ de Lord -
"What he want -
want Gumbo!''
Blowing out the candle with a whcw,-"No
such niger here. Dat Niger been dead dis
two, tree week---dat be trutc---de fac ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23
PAPER lIANt,INGS

The Subscriber has on hand and will often ho
receiving Paper Hangngs direct from the manulac-
turers which will be sold to merchants and dealers at
city prices, adding freight. Any person wishing par
ucuar patterns can be supplied by giving short no.
ticc g GOODPICU
July s, 1911. nix
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23
EJAKS' T,TWTEI s;TJY,

4 Wost cNccTent aFtlcle Tor cuilng Old or vounc
persons OF Pains and Rheumatism in the back on
side healing up sores, curing sore throats, swengs
etc, and Tor the cure of the PILES. 1t has not it.
equal seldom never failing to cure when applied co
plously and according to directions sold at the Varie
ty store, by the dozen or single bottle.
PANGBORN q BRINSMAID.
July L. 1871 nG
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23

100Pieces Light and Dark ow priced American
w Prlnts-50 pieces light and dark English
print,-2j pieces light and dark Preach and Amer
lean Prints-l0 pieces ll4h and dark ii Frencl
Printed Lawns, for ,ac very low by
L. NJ. WRIGHT & CO.
July %. NJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23

The Society for Religions inquiry of the univer.
sly, will hold Their Annual Celebration, at the BnicK
Cnrhcn, on Monday Evening, August second, a, half
past seven clock.
An address will be delivered by the Rev Mr. Todd,
ofPhiladelpha.
+. j. HAMILTON, Cor. Secretary.
BURLINGTON, July %. M
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23
RASS IIDJ.G

ar 'ioenccocs, three fine Bass vios lust received
~ and for sale at the lowest prices, at tn. Variety
store.
Sir1-s at lower prices than usual. Musical In
sirumcnts Of all kinds low
June 20, 1911. m
fr' amos q. Iauli'S Utcro Abdominal Suppor-
~ ters'-A supply ui The Above celebrated lnsru-
ments (Which have never ailcI OF performing curc)
in>i received Tor sac End will lie Kept constantly on
hand hy r. MOODY. nrIrgs,
June 2l,t, 18il M
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23

| MHRELLiS AMI Parasols, q fil assortment OF
! every -lyi- u.t rthv
4. ", WEIGHT &c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-07-23

Mechanics Tools.
VAST STEEL saws 2G and % inches.
~ ktal london >pr!nt eel d. a! ulcrior article
II and inch lyon lor,, saws, Key Hole do.
Furmer Ch,cis, Fine ,ucI,, de-
Double and single Plane Irons,
Traces and niit>, Hoxwoud Ruics,
Try S lnare~ spur hI-ur Bits, all ,z.,
tonraye AMI common Auzurs,
Iron and >tcc, squares. cumpa,>c.
Inc clue, sand Paper, Rel CAa,t, etc.
for safe al the loves, prices by
H. NJ. GiDDiNGS & co.
July |, 1911. nj