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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-31
4 CARD.

NJESSRS. PANGBORN & BRINSMAlDI ee
WI leave Ia announce the safe arrival Of If the
hrm from ENGLAND, having visited many ui he mo,f
celebrated Watch Clock, Jewelry, Cutlery, Peri merry
and Fancy Goods Manufactures in Liverpool, Pre-
colt, 81. Helen, Manchester Sh,1ie,j BrmIn. ham,
and London. We have recervcd ,ome ,amncs oi
fine Lever Watches ~ Gold aud silver eng IN
Case, and have making al some Of the ct ,h0ps IN
nsand variety Of Watche,, which are expected
next month.
Brnace>, Rings, Pms, Bore holder, Fstol, etc
We have maj NJ by Me.-rs. Rodgers & Sons
wos'enho'm e. Sons and Elho,rs, Knives, Razor
scissors, etc. Of the lee, quality. ANY Goods in on
line, Watches Of any maker in England Will e I'M
porel TO orIer al as low prices as any city shoy
vi! furnish then. Al persons are nvtel 70 cal
and 90 the ,snpiss n GoC@, s,rsa " received
Nov n lS4t.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-31
CHURCH MUSIC.

CHURCH MUSIC.
THE following valuable Musical Works are con.
1 stanily for sale by the subscriber at the loves,
prices, by the doz or larger quantity, viz:
The Modern Psamst, new work by H. Mason
Boston Academy's collection of hurch Music
Methodist llarmonisr
Odcon, and
Boston and American Glcc Book
Nov. lSil.' D. A. BRAMAN
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j. TR ON,
DRAPR AND TAILOR,

M OuLD once more remind his customers that he
w continue to carry on the above business IN all
ITS various branches al his Od Stand on ST. Paul
Catholic Church. Thankful for past favor, cll Gus
toner are solicited to continue iher patronage and
many new one. are much desired. The newest Fash
ions promptly received.
Cutting done on short notice cheap for cash
have on hand some old accounts which | should
like 10 exchange for cash.
Nov IL, lSil.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-31

A SUPERIOR article, Indian tanned; Fur ,hicl;
IA and neary, PEI, sofl and p'ell.--wlll not IN
lnre by we'tng. For sale hy HlCKOK q CA1LIN,
West slde Cour House Square, Burlington, Vt.
Nov ~, isIi.
n. d. rou't porcho>e until you have priced the
article at Ii.d' C.'S. Also Barrel, and Dry Casls.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-31

ar may be found in this village directly opposite
~ the Methodist Chapel, an OLD PAINT SHOP.
newly fitted up good STYLE where the undersigned
will be glad 10 whit on his old customers who NAV
favor him with their patronage.
6mi6 r. G. SPAIIDIVC;
Burlington, April % 1911.
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PROTECTIVE SYSTEM,

(,LOTlIS OF SUPERIOR flush and durable color, lns
~ manufactured by the Burlington Mill 60. for SALE
at the Lowest prices, at the New Store Winoosk
Falls, by
Sspjsmlsr II, ISL sI'Ntr bNh''"'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-31
Supri2Wg Cure of CONSERVATION.

Nr K. UTadIn Of Uehi, \. l., OF a nliurll-v con.
srinptlvc constitution, has cen ,avel from an un-
timely end ly the u,e oi Dr. Tnylor'> Bt>am Of l.iv-
erwur'. \ severe c"iI rO1-ht on an ataci, Of Pier
re,y, and thus ended IN general debility and con >ninp-
'on. constant co Ugh, hectic flush rc>te>> nighi>
qrlc, pulse, and ontnucl 1,s Of lc sh areercd a
speedy dea'h bat a. soon as commence the ,sc ol
thu fa>a'n grew teter, aud i NOW f:lly restore
4, q lp,i'h
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GROCERIES,

Yong Tyson, Old Hyson, IMPERIAL and BLACK
Tea, fresh and cheap. Rasins, Coffee, Sugar, Mo
lasses, Rice, Tobacco, Pepper, Allspoe Cinnumon,
Cloves, Nutmers, Loaf aud Lump Sugar, Cocoon
Chocolate md many other articles, cheap for cash
T, WHALING 4 60
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Crockery ana Glass Ware.
4 FEW sets White Granite Ware, also Glass
"a Dishes and Plates, Declniers, Tumhlcra, Lamps
dc. for sale very low, by $. NJ. POPE
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School Books, Paper. SC,

SVIIOOf iIOVks, I7dIIFT, at.
nv III T. sub -crlber has lahge stock of Schoo
L Books AM Paper, Merchants School committee,
&c. furnished on the most liberal terms Rags ant
most kinds of country produce recevodin payment
Nov. 26, c. GOODRICH
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SINGLE.
DOUBLE. UMBILICAL

I received, 4 supply OF Mar,h'> cele' ratcl
, Trs @, Of every description, for ae by the dozen
or male, Nov |. PECK d. SPEAR
T. ;'lrri,>e~ accurately aonIicn rec OF 81 rpo,
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ShOytncSS Of breath.

tor lhi, dl,ea.c, have Away found n. Taylor'.
bai'ah Of l.lverwur, an excellent remedy. 1t j. .
unce So sait aud 80 eclvc, that alVav, u.e II III
my practice and recommend it to my friends.
have EeI It IN some hundreds fca.c. within the pa,
four year, and have never had it ful. I'm man,
ca'c> rta>ihna, fully lccvc il TO have cen The
moan. II >aNInw nrcrLOM. I-Nn.- D I'll ~. II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-12-31
Consumption and Lirar Co,lplainf

Asa general remedy for the. diseases, am f,iI,
saiSll"i, from long experience th,r" nc me GIN
cllal to DR.. 1aylurs Bllsam OF ..ver,,ot, Dru,
pure vegetable, it can be used with o.. utmost alr,
10y all pc>onS IN every condition. T. cci..c, Nh,
lungs hy expectation, relieve, dilicult Lreahnr
and seems TO heal the chest, There can o que 'oi
bni this mel cinc is certain cure for chronic 60
and colds have uscL'it four years in my praclice
and always with suCccs-. A. +. ROGERS NJ d.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
For The Tribune,

Mgplc.t ADVICE OF rnE CHINESE, TEMPERANCE, &c
Be uou, govern your passions restrain yesr appetite
Avoid excess and high seasoned food eat slo and cher
YOUR food well that may do you good service DO not cat
70 sa,e,y Breakfast bemes it not wholesome to go ont
fasting You nevcr take horse until nature satisfied:
should be with myself Make hearty meal about noon
and eat plain meat only avoid salt and tainted meats-thoe
who thee, often pale compexon and slew pulse
and full Of corrupted humor Sup bemcs and sparns
"; let Your inca, be neither too much little cooked
Scepn until hours after eating Begin your meals with
little and wash your mouths with cup of afterwards
BE very moderate IN the Of all pleasures OF sense tor all
excess weakens the spirits Walk long once stand
for hours IN one posture lie lonscr than necessary
In keep not yourself hot too cold
Immediately after awake rub breast where the heart
lies wiki the palm your hand Avoid stream or lraugh
of wind as you rontd arrow Coming out of a warm
bath or after hard labor do body cold. If
in The spring there should be three hot davs do not be
in haste to put OFF your winter clothes. unwhocsome
10 fan yourself during persation Wash your mouth with
uke,yarm water before go and rab the soe of
YOUR feet warm When YOU lie down Danish all thought
Wash your face and hands after every mca..
N one in ten thousand dies by poison yc the bare men
lion Of strikes with horror What multudcs By ISrgM-
rgRAxcE!. Yet how little ii is feared See that moth which
he. necessarily round the candlc-t consumcd Man OF
pleasurc behold thine image Temperance IS the best
plysic The life of is fever, in which very cold t.
iaowcd by others equally hot he man VINO hath ne
yer been SICK doth know the value OF health ne man
pointed at with the finger dies OF disease he
medicine that doth not cause the patient sleep never
him. When family early in the morning. you must
conclude that The house cH governed One hour sleep
before mdnigh, is worth after.
Very respectfully, your oe't serv't, IRrTA
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

Ej'A Cincinnati paper of the 3st u says that large
quantities of Copper Ore have been discovered in the vicinity
OfWheeing, which upon analysis proved TO be pure Its
basis seemed to be carbonate Of e and it supposed 1t
exist in abundance
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
CDUCATION FOR BOYs-AT TIE WASH

II NGTON INSTITU TEA will commence after the
Wednesday the let OF September Pupils arc
ecs wed nd the foundations OF
proper society carefully ai by I'M
ng for the carly estab shment OF sooi health good pr
cpirs good and good scholarship.
experiment than quarter oi century, under
The control aud their predecessors has shown The
adaptation employed the attainment OF these Ge'r
several s"nen OF much experience
The COMPREHENSIVE ana
the classical nd commercial branches usic Draw"
n taught by accompshcd and native
cablhmen nssccnlcd a5 mem
prs of amy-a table and elsewhere and CONSTANT aento"
given refined and polished nanners ana VIZ
u, principles. The health of all Under their care
the principals win whom
medicine has a professional study
The Institute removed FROM the crowded sections e
civ railroad and otherwise that the irieno'o
the pupils may half Ill hour from the
most II quarters of the town.
For any information that may be desired parents ana
guardian, are Neon Cheescman Dns aud Bulk
lev &C. or JorG Kob aud VIM ioodhue Rue H.
Nevn, WIN. H. 1hnson Rens Havens Ralph Mead W m
r. osu.nd Robbins, Samuel Jackson George aga H.
sutton Samuel Ti,dac Cord w Harris, Va G Hall
and v King &C. acquainted rth the estab-
shmcnt having had children the ln'iate or them
selves sbeene educated there. I. nNIIHI FOR lEk.
THEODORE w. PORTER.
ancust Istb ISL ai2l It laweS'
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
CT. LOUIS CLASSICAL AND CONNER


- CIAL INSTITUTION, At NEW-BRlGal ON. sIAlhN llaS
ISAND-e public respectfully hat the above names
su,tc in one saubrious and fashionable parts
of su operation under the mmedi'e
charge of EUGENE BURNAUD and the superintendent OF Dr.
YLDEFONSO MEDRANO
The branches the English and monsrh
Mathematics. pure ard Mixed Geography, Natural h
o,opy and Natural In students are mere prepared
:or the coun of the Universities IN
the United abroad. ...-,
While the cultivation mind regarded the constitutions
health is not neglected. opportunity gwen 10 hc student
y gymnastc and scientific walks around hs seau TO-
ca strengthen the health Il" the bod whe h
mental faculties expanded, aud the FreHch ana spanish
are spoken and taught on hanescas
system excellent opportunity offered to Americans 10 acquire
these languages thoroughly - go .,oo
The tenn. for Tuitoa Board Washing Mcndng ETC. are seo
per annum semannuay IN advance No extra chasedaf
iug It'll 49, h
For ds,ai plan of tuition &C. prospectus winch may ne
found with the following gentlemen, to whom Is permitted to
refer: ~
His Exeencv Don de Argaz Minister Psnpotentary oil
her Catholic Majesty in Washington ,,, e b
liz Excesncy Don A. de Ia Barca Ambassador oil her
CATH Majesty III Mexico =, CT.
Me,sr. Peter Harmony Co.. Peabia Manzaneo j G1anja
E.o P.rulo ESD F. Del Hoyo. ESQ" Dr. A. sidney poahe
O0cer Of Health Port of New mos L. DAVIS: ESD
sonh yi. ,e' f' au25 3swln'
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

U The river at Cincinnati about inch the 3ls
u,o and advices from Pittsburgh the 27th state there
were - inches in the channel and that had been raining
hard all day, with prospec, of a long continuance
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
ROCKS. STATIONERY AND PAPER HANGlNGS!! /!

q TO Country DcRiers.-Thc subscribers keep constant
y OH No f3S Pearl St Wall st. COM
pcte CLASSICAL aud MISCELLANEOUS Books
of the latest and approved editions which they offer the
most reasonable CASH CITY decertanees also
BLANK BOOKS and STATIONERY OF every variety, to which
they invite the attention of visiting the City make their
Fall purchases
ACCOUNT BOOKS pattern and made order of the
best materials and in superior style
=. FRENCH and AMERICAN PAPER HANGlNGS, BoRD-
ERS &c patterns and eoLoRs suited to
the Country Trade for sale al ManajacHrers' Prices.
IL Merchants Dealers from Country requested cal
and examine their stock OF goods
Scbool, Colleges and Libraries supplied upon the lib
.rsItcrms BAKER, CRANE Il Co..
Wholesale Booksellers and Staoners, and
Dealers in Paper Hansnes, No. l5o Pearlst
aue I'm (Sign Of the LedserO Newl ork, near W an ST.
SPIENBHD ASSORTMENT OF FALL GOODS
- Cash Tailoring Emporium No l. 'ouh %
near BrosdwpyCnizcn, and rsnsers respectfully invited TO
call Emporium and splendid assortment Of tencn
&C. will the shortest Possise notice ana
II siim W.K WILLIAMS, AGENT
lyHSAP CAHPETs.-Jus, received from auction At pr-
\ and poraIons an extensive as.orlhea.
having been bought on The most sd'a,ssecus terms VIII W
per cheaper then - other hSe mo z
supply themselves with be -Hgi WI m ass and at 10"
pF.s' is eE 'A''s No Canal north side near Broadway
yJHFYCM AND AMERICAN PAPER hAhG.
L INs and FOR sale cheap the Uusd States Paper
Islnd Box " HcAf
Ns% s%. s,s SsA N00'' JOSHUA BROWN 65 canaeet
IUSP RECEIVkD-At 1913 Gr-en~ch-stect black and
que , '"'A S ~ &. !. DENTON.
lust RECEksED-From aucuoa' al lsS "teen"ich-sl,
splendid of wool back ana fancy I. n %Ta% ~
Cassimeres, very cheap. 81 I'm -11 -
| (SMEAP CARPGT sFOAE:-The subscTter n odeFs Ter, Tor
- sale spcndd assortment of SPY Brussels. mt @ anu - III
Perhne Ingram Carpeug OilCoh, Rugs Ma'ts 'a1e % a.
other articles cheaper than can
al any other The city. Persons from the coan ~
10
ausT 3m DANIEL II. WlLCOA-
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

rThe London correspondent of the Boston Post says
that Mr. STEVENSON American Minister the Court OF S.
James has engaged for himself and family in the
Royu Mail Steamer which sails from Liverpool for Boston
Sept. 10Th.
EDr. Coventry OF Utica, i'll medical publication some
years ago described the of l9 have been equally
or perhaps more pnrcng than the present whchthe Oldest
settlers say the that has been felt in Wes
tern n York for the last ihirry-six years.
~ young man named George Rowe has been recently
arrested Philadelphia for extensive pecuatons by breach
trus, and forgery his employers Pope and ASpnwa
The amount of their loss thus far is about 200 and more
devclopcments Of theft expected.
OJ On the 9th u, took place the Gus
tom House Mobile between one H. GAzzAM and Col Jons
H. OWEN which resulted in the immediate death Of The lat
ter from dirk stab in the pi, of the stomach The par
,cuars have no been made public.
For The New-York Tribune.
To CURE AN IYrEMrrRArE MAS.-Nr. Editor =
Father takes your paper and gives pleasure to read the
remarks make about ntcmpcrance, have suffered
much in my family from the Of liquor My husband
broke 1887 and because he could not make settlement
with his creditors who sold all my furniture, which never
he took drinking hard that father took myself and
children home aud husband got 10 be 50 Dau dhe
that fahe told he should to the house again
to see me u times when father out mother and
myself would let him come and for time ne did come very
often; but he seemed forget and the children and
[ did not him for long time, until one day ne came.
looking like himself. Handing one ot your paper-
said he look there, wife the Bankrupt Bill has been signed
and become a law and | resolved TO drink no
more but soon will have home for you and my child
rcn | found his looks much better that l resolved
encourage his resolution and father consent to keep
him the tell now conquered
his thirst liquor In the first place made him my con-
slant companion keep him from his bad company
still, found by his breath that he did get liquor and
on my telling him about he said that he must take little
or could live and indeed his hand did shake so that
he could put cup tea TO his mouth without sping IT.
and he had cold sweats at night and appetite for the
nervous feeling gave him assafTda pills and they had the
effect relieve them and his appetite both and Tor the mst
swcats gave him axsecd and ginger tea bathing his
feet in hot three times week and nw his
hands don't shake his appetite good he has no night
weats nor red Jumps his face and is quite reformed
man. and dear father he keeps sober that he Will start
him in business again after he liberated and furnish house
for Nay-day Husband keeps very steady 50 far
bu, had hard time keep him from liquor for the first
week or two but the assair;da good TO keep up tls
nerves without liquor and think ought to be made known
to mothers and who have reforming men
and therefore send you this scraw tor the good OF the
Temperance Cause aDALlNk'
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
GREAT ATTHACTION...

s:EsEAT ATEEAITEON..!
.cr,. FARE REDUCED!-2t and from Her
fS1 lem The proprietor embraces the earliest oppoItu
era thn he his and splendid line OF Siagc'
from lIoe Bowcry De w &C. kelnser'
Harlem regularly half hour the dny
intermediate places along the route and MAXIM
their passage through nbon, an hour
Neat and spacious apartments fitted each end Of tn
passengers This
regulated line nearly double the number OF trips daily
the ndeicd advantage hem
-stppg longer each kc ngcr and giving phssen
partake Of kiAd of refrehmen; whe
hand and served the best possible manner
out terms suitable the
and White Hall Stages usual every lvc mnue
during the day Iy bm j. MI RfHl proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

Gg7Dr Coventry OF Utica, medical publication somc G
years ago descrbet the of 9l to have been equally
Cor perhaps mor pnrchng than the whch Oldest
settlers say. the that has been felt in Yves
tern \. York for the last ihrry-six years
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

F7The London correspondent of the Boston Post says
that Mr. STEVENSON American Minister the Court of ST.
James, has engaged for himself and family in the
Roynl Mail Steamer which sails from Liverpool for Boston
Sept. 10Th.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

u young named George Rove, has been recently
arrested Philadelphia for extensive Pecuatons by breach
Of and forgery his employers Pope and ASPnwa
The amount of their loss thus far is about 200 and more
devclopcments Of theft are expected.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

70 On the 9th ut, took place at the Gus
tom House. Mobile between II. GAzzAM and Col JoHS
H. OWEN which resulted the immediate death OF The lat
ter from dirk stab in the pi, of the stomach The par
ticulnrs have been made public.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
YOVNG LADIES, INSTITUTE, nj New-York

VOVrxG LADIES, INSTITUTE, nj New-x ork.
MISSES ladies boarding anu
scholars the residence oil heir ia'he' ~ 4
No - Lafayette Place Ne~-f ork ,,-I.r-
Thor all the usual branches OF ag
IL Educa,iou Sibi studies also Latin uree nan
rmn and desired by parents Particular
s,,eu,ion IL . ven 10 instru in French
Full Term commences September l3h but papils Will be re-
information may obtained by communication addressed
~ themselves ~ ABOVE father at his onice NO. i " all
street. Newfork
ThSy al,o r. fer o the following gentlemen
Chancellor Wslaorth, Saratoga Ne~-f o'S
Non Ambrose Spencer, Lyon Wayne Co
Hos Henry Huntington, Rome. Oneida Co.
Rev C. Spring d. New York City.
Hon j. Phillips Phpnlx. do.
Hon d. b. Talnadge, do.
Col. r. sha jenkins, do
Daniel Lord, Jr. L 9. DO
Burr Wakemsn, Esq. DO -, h ,v..h,o-.o,
Me.srs r o. w Porter, principals Of the Washington
Institute. Y.
ReyS n. Cox DID, Brooklyn, New-forS-
Lnc.us c. Duncan ESQ. New-oreans. .s -
Jas n I-everich +
- SEMINARY for Young Ladies.-At 81 Rivington'-
This Institution I'LL be re-opered on MONDAY Tue 'o' H'
ble instructors engaged Ger each Desarneh NJ -.
Seec, Shool for BOYS also conleteo i'h 1n1 -
entirely .eparaie the Female School o p
plication. au27 I'm y loO'A- 49, ''F
- The Misses Coles Young Ladies ooacins sno pay
School No o East Broadway vii cper o. the vtn Gay Oh
-ss of English for Young Ladies' Also and lnant
Music Lessons TO Lldis. out OF the School 40 Il
The schools of Me.srs Rands al 5li Peari-'eet Il
noor snd III ouon-st be reopened after The vacation
~ yorIv ang a. Terms For particulars inquire a.
the respective Institutions At the latter place WI. DC u
for Youpg LADIES' under OF Miss s j. kASe
a24 I'm A,No- e--o
no PROPRIRToas OF SCHOOL, ,.:rIins young
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

u On Friday last B. F. White examined at Boston,
and committed for trial the October of the L. 5 Cir
cult Cour, at Boston, for the murder of Jacob Helper mate
the Constantine her late voyage from New Orleans TO
Liverpool The testimony most direct and not contra
diclcd
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

TO PROPRIETORs OF sCAOOLs-H .soh yJSns
aan yradyl. Col egc st present Oceup'eu ~ ,s
same purpose either IN Semuares PyAss classes com
cation o F. F. a, this Office ril be attended TO- ''
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07
VOL. 4. NO. l2s.
W A n T ).

10000 we'll selected stock OF Imported popular Medicines
-OOO scsne soaps, chests exchange or cash
sni and' apply this day A P Smith l6 John ST so-St
New-York tribune., 1841-09-07

p..,,n nne,,,,sy !nnu,re Wsh'n=oS-'t au9 In
EXTENssYE SALE OF VALDAbLE rN M "
u New Brighton Staten lsland by o m, 10
IT, r,nsee. of the Ne-- Association nt'e ma
Hent. for the sale Of hundred block o. @ their
eng the mos no, Ices eight lets Of 70 Get by 100 feet
eacn 1,,ipipy TO he acres oH several OIL
and some OF ths comprising mansion houses,
tnem are o ,psn.'d docks etc perfect order
a"se for diposiDg Of the above property presents great
ne plan OF making good investment,
M Who may obtain country residence >, very mod
erate price and in position Inc most ss'e III inc ''
plan and details of the apply TO Ehhf
G P,edeut al ohce Of the As.ocsion No. H'DoSef
Rooks Of subscription opened by EDWARD NiCoLL. ~
1e al the office OF the New-York Life and Trust COMPANY ~
IS Wsll-st BY order Of the Trustees.