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Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-11

1nn0 CORDS OAK wOOD-ior safe by IOOO JACOB ODER,
 oetl3 zi.ssal j. Ha sist ,,s J Goycrnment-st. HAVANA C1GARS.-31 boxes brown Hnsana A 4 Cigars, received per sehr Belle, for sae qy y nev20 r, ,4s1 TffoS. P. MILLER & co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-05

Such was the simple story of the woman, and
her appearance and manner were such, that
those who listened to il, could not doubt it's
truth No one saw her bat sympathized with
her and, through the exertions of her first
friends, she has been supplied with clothing suf-
icient to last her and her children, for, at least,
a year, and with money to pay their expenses
to the end Of their journey.
The reason why she never applied to town
for relief was that she had been informed that
she would be stopped if she did. We under.
stand that when the authorities Of this city learn.
cd her situation, they rendered her relief but
the women had taken her under their especial
protection, and the cty's bounty wal refused
Bangor Whiy.
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BOSTON WHOLESALE PRICES

SEEDS. Herds Grass, So IS per bushel.-
Red Top, so to SIS cents. Clover-Northern
l3c.-Southern, 10 c. Flax Seed, 81 81 10 81
bu. !.ucerne, % c. pr ID. Canary Seed not d
Jushel in the market.
FLOUR.-Baltmore Howard Street IS So
to 6 62-Gcncsee, common, IS 37-IndianMea
50 80.
GRANNY Corn--Nor,hern, bushel "a to IS
Round yellow 73--Sou,hern Flat Yellow ~
White do G9.--Rye Northern % to s0--Oats
Southern AZ to 5O--Norihern 50 to 81.
PROVISIONS. There was heavy drift Of
Beef Cattle at market this week, and barreers
are selling new packed Mess at 50; Navy
Mess, IS s Id Z; No, l, 81 al 1-2 per bri.
prime, 81 Ia 5 l-2 do: Pork is dull, but some
further parcels Lard have been taken at quo.
ta,lons.
CIiEESE--Old to 6 c.--New 5 tot.
WOOL--There has been fair demand fol
all descriptions, and sales to some extent have
been made at prices corresponding with the
range of our quotations. The stock of pulled
wool is considerably d minishei, while that o
fleece has rather increased, but the supply o
either description is not SO large,
Prime or s'axony Flerces, washed, lb. 4s 81
c.--American full blood, do A3 46--Do 81 d
10a 42-Dc. IL 90 80 a19-l-4 and common d.
80 SO.
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I'VE the snlscril er, eine appointed, v the Hon.
w Prof ale Court for the Di.trc, Of Oh tienden,
commissioned 10 receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all per on> against the estate
Of Rolerl Moody, late Of Burlington, in aid dis
'ric', deceased, repre enel n>ovent, and also all
claim and demand exhibited in olset thereto; AMI
xix months from the date hereof cling allowed ly
said court for that purpose, we do therefore here !,
give notice that will attend to the b, iue>s OF our
appointment at the Hotel Of John Howard, in Bur-
ling on, IN said district, the fifteenth days OF De-
cent er and April next at ten o'clock, A. NJ. on each
Of said days
ra'ed al South Hero ,hi, 22i day Of October 4. D.
ISL ! Pity S$SHT Commissioner.
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800; fish, 5000, rather len,en entertain.
nent that groceries, $4,000; oil, S6,15O
fruit and confectionery, $0,00O vegetables
S26OO, rather a small amount of vegetables
for 41l,360 of beef and poultry ale and beer
$l5,OOO, that is patronzing the brewers very
well wax candles, Sl0,705 tallow candles
$3.50; stationery, $4,350 lamps, Ss29,750
$50; china, glass, &c, $3.50 linen, s5sl9Io
the Queen must be clothed in fine linen
plate, sl,275; making total Of s3ie,o2o'
FREEDOM OF THE pRrss.-In most Of the
Eonarchics of Europe the press is not free to
critcise or censuro the government, nor dare
editors ridicrle royalty; but it is far otherwise
in England, and throughout the British empire.
There the opposition attack the administration
with the most perfect freedom, and often with
unreasonable violence and gross abuse, nor is
the royal household spared. he Court Gazette
is in the habit of chronclng all the movements
of the princes and nobility, telling when the
Queen rides out, and when Prince Albert goes
= hunting rabbits. This seems ridiculous enough
TO US, and so it does to many Engshmen.
Take the following as specimen, from Lon
don paper:
) Court News, 3c.-Claremont, Sept. 23d.
Last Tuesday being an exceedingly wet day,
his Royal Hghncss, Prince Albert, was pre-
vented from indulging in the pleasures of the
field as usual since the commencement of the
season. AS substitute for the enjoyment OF
sporting, the Prince amused himself with catch
ing flies in one of the ante rooms, the best part
of the day During the morning, his Royal
Highness smashed no less than five small flies
with the end Of his pencil case and about noon
three toierably sized animals were captured
alive, but his Royal llighness was mercifuI
enough to let them all go again, after having
deprived them of their proboces.
About 8 p. NJ. the Prince started remark
ably fine blue bottle but after an active chase
OF upwards Il twenty minutes the animal sue
ceeded in escaping through the door, which hap
pened to be open at the time. An order in
Council has since been issued, commanding a
waterv infusion of quassia, saturated with
treacle, to be placed in every room in the palace,
for the purpose of securing those tiresome null
sances.-London Saiirist
An EDITOR MADE BARoNEr.-Quccn Vic
toria appears to make no scruplcs with regard
1othe promotion of Editors TO high stations of
honor Immediately after the la:c political
struggle, she conferred a barunetcy OH John
Easthope, Esq, the abe aad distinguished
conductor Of the London Morning Chronicle, the
leading organ Of liberal politics in England
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-05
LYMAN & COLE

TTAVE received, in addition TO their for stock Of
lDry Goods. all extensive ASSORTMENT OF Fall
and Winter Gc"ls among which will ic foml a
great variety Of arii'lc> fl La he, Cluaks Alpaca
Li>lre, very pretty article; Alpaca silk WARP,
Caml lccen Plain Back All;ne, Fig'I do, Satin
Dama>h, Brychcla, Persian Cloth, French, German,
and English Merino,, Mu,ene de lame and prin,r
Saxon,es, great variety and low priced; Goai's
Hair and lEnatou Camb-i.
SILKS.
Heavy Black Canton, GroFr Swiss, and o,hrr silks.
SH.1W WIS.
Lnpn's lest scarle', lack, white and colorcd; A
few extra size Wor>leJ, hawl>, Gloves and Hosiery,
a large assortment an unusually large or,men, VI
American prlnt>; French and En., do
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Cotton shee'lnG and ,hrting Tcli . and Wad.
ding Blcached Cotton and Mcrrmac sheciins, yer,
low.
TAILORS TRIMMINGS.
Worstel Binding, silk do. Large round and square
Wor>,ed and Xix Sarge; figured silk and Vevr
Buttons, new figure sewing silk, Twist and Thread
Padding, Canvass, .e!ecia-, Cord Jeans, Brown an,
Black Linen; Wor,,ed plaid for Facing; Buttons 10
| over coats, &c
FANCY HKFS.
A variel, Of rich de Lame, ChaIly, silk, and aev
| style Fancy III f. and Veil
BROAD CLOTHS.
Heavy dole micd Broad Cloths; Beaver an
| Pilot Cloth, Rich Diamond Beaver Clo,h- al.o
| general as. or,men, of Is Ellington Mil Cloths.
Gentlemen and Ladies invited local and exam
| inc our very extensive assortment, which we oLer
| reduced price for Cash.
| Burlington, % OF. 1871.
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Stephen Haight's Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT ITO all persons increased
District of Chit cnd,n, in The estate of Stephen
Haighi, lae II Burlington, IN said DISTRICT deceas ed
iu.cs a'e.
Ezra Metrl, Administrator of the estate Of The laid
deceased, having filed in said conr, hi petition, la
wiring, letting forth tina, The laid ln,c tate died seize
Of the following de>cr ed parcels Of real e.'ae,
among oher.s, a, ont one acre OF and and wa or
pr,vi egc lying The north side Otter Greek in YER
gcnne ;-aboli forty acres of land, eng cedar
swamp lying in New Haven Gore IN the county OF
Add, on, and al on, land lying in Monk
ten. in aid comfy Of Addison, lelns the only land,
Of which the said 5 ephen HaIght del seized, Of
which sit ate in sad Ve.sennc>, New Haven
Gore and Moneion that 'ie tc'i> again. ,aM e.
taIc, a. lowed the romns >oaers, Sl732 81
that salc If portion Of snii land, is ,.,arv for
the payncnt Of the debts Of the laid boi
the aid inic,ae let Two children. who are his he
one Of whom &c. ont of the >ae OF vermont, and
the oil her is female infant under the age Of eighteen
YEAR that the ature aid parcels OF land are 'npro-
tlm,ive aud that il would lie lenecial 10 the heir
and all Other per iucre Ted in laid estate, to
have The whIlc of,hc laid .evera par el OF land sold
| and the proceeds Of wh sac, Ter the payment 81
The debt, If the laid n>late aud the cxpen c. OF ad
| minis ration divided among the heirs 10 aid e,iaie
And PRAYING sald 90 RI 10 grant HIM, the laid adm
nj trait licen 10 eel all the "a several parcels q
land agrceai " the stature IN such "a made ant
| provdrd WHCREUPuN, the court atOrc aid doth ap
| pun, the 90 DAY Of NoNemle r, infant, for hear
| Ing and DECIDING on .Rid petition at the office Of HI
, Resi,,er Of laid cour', in Burlington, IN saJ d>,rm
| and doth orcr that all persons lie notified hereof l.!
pull LEGATION Of this order, containing The sub lance
said ion, three weeks scce-sively IN the ring
ton Free Pres newspaper prime IN said Bnrling
ton, the las, OF which pn locations 10 be previous I,
said 22nd day Of Nuycn' er, instant
Given under my hand at Burlington, this hr,t da
- WIN WESTON, Register.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-MoSDAY. Ocr
d. 1911.

Reported for the New England Farmer.
AT Market 5000 Beef Cattle, 1900 Stores
600 Sheep and 975 Swine.
RRIcEs.-Beef Caule-A small advance was
effected and we quote to correspond. First
quality, So % IS. Second quality. 81 %
a $ %. Third quality 50 400. We noticed
a lot of extra Cattle taken at IS, 6 IL 1-2.
Barrelling CaHle-Choice lots of Mess Cat.
tie were taken at 81 25. We quote mess 81 a
25. No. l, SO 90. No. 9, $3.50.
Stores.-Two year old So II. Three yeal
old, Sl3a 81.
Sheep.-Dull and prices low. We notice
sales 81 90, 81 IL, 81 25 81 ~, 81 81, 81 80 ant
50 25.
Swine.-Sales quick at a small ADVANCE
Lots to peddle, 3 Id for sows, and IA for bar
rows. At retail. 4 to l-2.
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HOW Ar

Who has already been five times TO New York for
supplies since Spr ng and is now, before this can be
read by any ofhs most beloved and respected patrons
thorizcd agent to mai such selection in the great
American market of the commodities of the widely
differing portions of the Globe, TO be concentrated in
his store for display and distribution to the fair oppl
cants as they may forward to receive their 'or
tons of all that rich, fair, eautifu ornamental and
useful
Burlington Bay, 6o'cock p. NJ. Sd Nov. 1871.
P.S.-Directons left with clerks TO sell cheap du-
ring absence.
We will avail ourselves Of the present favorable
pp'rtunity. to keep our names up for selling Goods
cheap CLERKS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-05

On the Bad October at Providence, r. !. Of con.
sumption, Grin II. Cook, aged 81 years. formerly Of
this place.
In this town on Thursday Of last week Mrs. Mary
Hobrook, in the ninety eighth year of her age. Mrs
Hobrook was probably The oldest inhabitant Of the
town
Mrs Caroline Elder, aged months and 20 days.
Printers in Maine and Mass are requested.
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e "A r. ID .

MIR. HOWARD, If the Cheap Cash Store. now
lSl on board the steamer Burlington at the Wharf
having one moments leisure before leaving, mos
respectfully improves it, by here rendering through
through the Free Press his thanks to this People for
Their unusual patronage TO the r Adjustment, the
most fattering commentators bestowed upon the
unrivalled assortment of Goods and belief in my
desire to sell according preiensions cheap for cash
will by me, be most generously and magnanimousy
recprocatcd, IN mn increased energy, and further use
of Faculties to their highest yet known, 5000 taxed
powers, with the benefit Of an indefinite expansion as
the pressure OF Taxation is increased and the Gcolo
glca and Agricultural resources Of the state bccom,
develo. ed, with The chronological Bumps of Tho
Green Mountains made known, IL be viewed in con
nection with their Physiopnomy, when will be fonnt
that the ability and productions of our Vcrd Mon
will give an hitherto unknown Halo and Hurrah Il
the success of Rail Roads Canals, and Manufnc
and the Up and Doing. Quick and Cheap for cash nnc
no imprisonment for debt store, begun continued
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-05
AFFECTING STORY.


Having recently heard an interesting story,
which, il seems, has been going the rounds OF
the city. for some days, we took pains to ascer-
tain it's truth. and we believe we have succeed
we here give the resul, of our inquiries.
Not long since, as one OF our citizens was
p,ssing a field, near the City Common, lie OBJ
served woman lying on tie ground, with two
children near her At the time, his thoughts
being occupied with other matters, he did not
nav much attention 10 the circumstance. On
reaching home, however, it came again into his
mind, and thinking it rather strange lie inen-
toned il 10 his wife. II ruck her also, as SIM
pular, and she mentioned it TO neighbor. At
length it reached the ears Of some ladies', who
NAV we'll be termed Sisters of Charity. from the
manner in which they exhibit their syInaly for
the distress and mlsortunes OF others, aud they
determined TO satisfy themselves nlthe Gaming
of 81 uncommon an occurrence.
On finding the woman, they questioned her
As to the reason of her berg in that situation,
hut received no answer. One OF The children,
however, was more communicative, and SAID
that her smother had got the baby there
They then proceeded to ascertain, and found
concealed under tie clo,k oithe woman new
Nv born infant in the state of nature ! The moth
er was in great distress on their approaching
her, and begged to be permitted TO lie where
abe was for she had had her portion OF misery in
this worIt But the benevolent ladies' listented
TO the dictates Of humanity, rather than to hi
wishes, and caused the family to be conveyed
TO house, where they were rendered com or
table, and had evey attention paid to then
wants.
The story OF the woman is, that her name II
Mecsum, 1--WE believe) and formerly of Taun
ton. Mass.-ihat with her husband, some tim,
AGA, she removed to Ohio that there he obtain
ed piece of land and made some improvements
upon It, but before he had paid for il, in full, HI
died. That the land reverted to the orgna
owner, who made her a present of mourning
dress, and some other artlcles.--That, having
little money, she concluded to return TO Taun
ton, where she had left brothers, but, on hear
ing they had removed to st John, New Bruins
wick, she resolved to follow them there. Tha
in her journey she had disposed of every thin
she had, excepting enough to appear decenily
that sometimes people were generous to he
but generally they suspected her, and turne
from her without atfording her any relief !; thu
her journey was performed chiefly on foot, al
that she had suffered The greatest privatons.-
That she had succeeded in getting somewheI
in the vicinity of the Bangor bridge, on the ev
ming previous to her being discovered, wht
she found herselfllkely to become a mother
That she withdrew from the road side, and
the ground unaided and alone, passed throu,
suffering, to her sex only known. That,
the course of the night she found shelter in
hut near BY, and the next day wandered to 1
place in which she was found. where she h
Ain herself down 20 die
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nat o~ pE N

IN this town Wednesday evening the 27th ult.
by the Rev. J. X. Converse Mr. William Mathew to
Miss Sarah T.. Mabel.
In ST. Adams the % h ut. by the Rev Mr.. Holt
Mr.. Joseph r. Cornwall, 10 Miss Chariot !. Wyman
all Of thu, place.
In Hinh.ae, on the 4th ut. y o. F. Robinson, Esq
Mr. T.. u. Janison to Miss Mary Ann Hollenbcck all
| tn. place
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-05
Popular Hotels.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,


Goa. OF MARKET ST. AND MERCHANTS Row.
sA Tue undersigned, formerly Of the
IA Elm street Hotel, and late proprietor
80 Of e, ngr-ss Hall, New York; would
-A90> most respectfully inform his friends AMI
the public generally that he has become the lessee OF
this establishment and put ii in ample order for their
accommodation
The house located in the centre of business with
in few rods of Quincy Market, and Ut short dis
lance from the landing OF the English md Eastern
Steamers.
The long experience the subscriber ha. had in the
mana of public Hoxse, gives him perfect
dcnce in his abb cs, and he therefore pledges him.
self to give satisfaction TO those who favor him with
their palrun
A Dining room Inns been fitted p expressly for I'll,
accommodation of Ladies ard Gentlemen, which vii
b- found da spread with the hes the markc, affords
The Cienilcmen's Ordinary; which can accommoda
about 100 persons, will be provided with al the sub
sanial luxures of the
The Servants will be found honest and attentive
exerng themselves on all occasions TO give salsiac
tom J. T. MACON Err
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-05

uEAvY Drivers Lined Buck kin Mitiens Mecca
i sins of srperiur quality, LADIES' Beaver, Merno
and Fur lined KID Gloves, cheap ly.
Nov. g. f. NJ. WRIGHT q. CO.
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PECK & SPEAR
German Cough SYRUP /!

rJNIIi S deservcdly distinguished medicine, together
L with Tayor's Bal, am If Livrrwor,-Jayne',
In liam Expcciorant,-Liy Syrup, Downs Elixir
Moorc's Essence OF .-Barholomew'> Pink tx
syr ~, for severe colds, coughs and com
plant, lea ling 10
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s..s~-.x4ss ..~s>sss e--z
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The members Of the Burlington Light Infantry ore
requested TO meet a b. Bishops Hotel, Tomorrow,
Saturday. evening al 7o'cock. A general attendance
is requested.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-05

A LPACCA Lu>,re., cashmirc cloihs, printed Sax U.
Anles, Orleans cloths. Carolina plaids, &c. &c.
Also French and English Merinos too numerous 10
mention at greatly reduced prices. by
Nov. l. s L. SCOTT.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
MitcheIl 6 Barnos,
SUCCESSORS TO Z. BRTGGS,)
Wholesale and Retail C0ufccfion.r,

(SUCCESSORS TO +. BRIGGS,)
Wholesale and Retail Confcctioners,
" OCLD respectfully inform the inhabitants OF
w Burlington and the surrounding COUNTY, that
hey carry on the Confectionery Business on all its
varlors ranches. Deitrtnnci 10 the very lest
material. in manufacturing they will AT all time,
furnish Merchants and Others dealing in Confecson.
aries, wi the lest qHaiv, and on The lowest posi-
bic 'crms. Shop on Chlrrh Slrcci, two doors Son,h
Of s. +. llowarp> Sore, newly and neatly fitted M,
articles, consisting vi all kinds Of Stick Candy Balls
and Ki>ses, Hearts and Diamond, Braid, Pcpper-
mint, Lemon Drops, Vanilla Crcais, Lozenae-, Sugar
Pumbs, Carraways, Comfi>, Cassia Buds, Rock and
Brown Candy, Sugar Sand, Notices and Secrets,
Sugar Apples, Potatoes, Eggs, and i'aslct>, with
various other articles too aiucrCus 10 lie mentioned
A general assortment OF rich and fancy Cake, on
hand and TAXED 10 order, together with Ice Creams
to fur,,ish parties, DC. &C.
COUGH CANDY, which recommend for Coughs
Colds, Hoar.cne>>, &c. We do not pre- end 10 sa,
with Mr.. J. P.a,e & Son, that cur Candy will circ al
di,case> lcalg 10 Consumption, we think that /.
saying too much.
-CLOCKS.-
We have good a. orimen, OF Brass and U'ooder
Clocks which We will .cl very low f cash or APP
proved credit. Please call aud examine lciure pur
cha ing ell cwhcre.
n. BAH orders from a distance, post paid, vii
be promptly aiiendelto, and package, and uxe, pir
on oard Of stages or toat>, when rel ,lre1 free
charge. Be parilc liar anl address al orders 10 NIT
CliELL q BARNES Confeciioners, there eng ,w
| firms of the same name in he village.
r'ington. VI. DC. p, 1871.
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SINGULAR DEArr.--A remarkable case Of
death fro II excessive physical irritation occurred
at birmingham few days since. A young
man named Henry Coolidge, of that place, hav-
ing shaved the face of his dead father previous
TO the intermcnt o! the corpse, soon after ap.
piled the same razor to his own face. Although
his father had died natural death, and nothing
at all remarkable had been observed in The man
ner of his dcccase, tie face and head of the son
began to swell almost Immediately after having
finished the operation of shaving, and IN short
time he was himself corpse. Such cases OF
extreme irrita,ionthp' rare,lre not unprecedent-
ed, althU' the explana lon OF such phenomena is
by no me ans easy. In the present case, the
absorption of virus lroul the dead body seems al.
most impossible, though there is no other man.
ner in which we can at al! satisfactorily account
for the violent irritation which followed the use
Of the razor, and its fatal eiiec,s.-Bost0n Atlas
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-05
TEMPERANCE,

TEMPERANCE.
There will be an adjourned meeting of the Burlington
Total Abstinence Society this evening at the Court
House at half past ST. O'clock.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-05

A LOT OF WOOD LAND for sale near the Lake
n Also, two hundred cords Of Wood the bank
Enquire Of ETHAN BURROUGHS.
Fcrrsburgh, Nov. lS4l.
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stoves at Auction!
DC COOKING Stoves will be sold at Auction in
ICfont of the sibscr crs store, If not disposed
OF before, on Saturday, tomorrow the 9th inst
HICKOK & CATLIN.
Burlington, 3 Nov. l6il.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-05

T>LUTE al FIFE MUSlC.-Ncw Preceptors 70
L the Flute and Fife, just received by
Oct. 3. 4. GOODNlCH
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poRK.-The Western papers are Of opinion
that pork will be lower this season than for some
years. There is a large stock Oh hand, for
which the demand is limited, and the price has
fallen to three or three and halt cents per III.
From present appearance new pork will not
bring over 5! per 100 lbS.--O!io Paper.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-05

20 doz sides OF Upper Leather, For sale by
&c. LOOMS,
Oct 8. ls4l. Pearl Street
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Floor Cloths, SC.
T lGHT and dark printed Floor clolhs 1914, 1874,
Land 1874 Heavy Whitney Blankets, scarlet, Green,
and White Hor Blanket, Heavy twili'd Flanncs,
~ Nov. 5. +. NJ. WRIGHT 4. Co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-11-05

GREY Canada Stockings, Royal Ribbed and An
~ COLA shirts aud Drawers, lust received. w
Nov e. f. NJ. WRIGHT T. co.
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surgical Instruments
nj VS. .ef-iniectng Apparatus, IA beautiful
lV1 article, in esq
Svrnge> of all kinds,
Breast Pumps Tin cases), do. Pipes. shells and
shields,
Nursing Bottles and Tubes Of many kinds,
Gum Elastic Rings, for children cutting Teeth,
Silver, Flexible and Gum Elastic Ca,hcters,
Bongies' stomach Tubes,
English and German spring Lancets,
Engli.h and American Thumb do.
Marsh's silver and Steel spring Trisses, IA os,
celebrated artclc) Of every kind and size,
Hurs Ito. do. do
Twi,chell's Cum Elastic do. do. do.
For saeby Nov. 1. PECK & SPEAR.