Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-06-03
IOM May 1912.


HowARD's Second return from New York,
49,. r, me grand Commercial Emporium of the West
i,n a, continent WE'LL what of that Why, there is
o m l r n OF the first time he went was not
H. j,i. VT puyng Goods as II was for attending TO
, , .es oi ms appointment as adelegate from YER
. " ie Convention held IN that city for the pur-
u, '"u ,Ge'oe Of American industry by collect
lug he staistlcal Information Nv the three
hundred assembled members irnm ,ho c,o,os ri The
ohion and then so condenstng the result in different
reports on The several lind general Interests of the
country, as TO give 0nr national Cong ross nj
lngon, through the committees now there for ina,
purpose, an amount Of truth in evidence on The s,,is
Ject directly from the people, which it is hoped cam
not fail TO result in their passing with all chrns;,ara
ton deliberately in due time, fair, iudjeons dis
terminating protective, American Tariff, that win be-
conducive 10 the best interest Of every class Vi il,
natural and adopted citizens.
Well, so TO make such enqniry and inye >,rra,iou
WIN regard TO the trade of the coming season with
MS corresponding buying agent would insure nj
the cheapest cash prices the great variety of Goods
needed Tor his establishment and to receive the few
already purchased for the then immediate use. Well
them again, for noU al suitable tme he left in tho
splendid Steamer Burlington, r. w. Sherman, captain,
IN her outward bound passage for the south, and ar
rived III New Yor, by the Steamer De Witt Clinton.
Capt. Roe, which large, noble and commodious Boat
was Justly named IN honor OF the protector Of the
feasibility and the ability of the State to construct the
TREAT WESTERN and Northern Canals which were
commenced and accomplished under his admui,tra-
ton as then Governor Of the great and patriotic state
OF New iork. To relate The beneficial equences
flee therefore to ,ay that it commenced new and
glorious era in the history of '"' in all her ag-
ricullural, manufacturing p .s ial tran>ac-
lions, which will prugfc- ......a.e dur NO all
time; andiu AT that c.a r--s Howard com
menced with he m. iic .. .. o. oticL ana
tnPap lor ca>h ana no. or det. Thus
he now revers ack w Do .H P. ..H.-i e pleasure a MI
satisfaction TO ho.e day au. whenever the Steamer
urtai Western arrives or de4ars from American
Shores II reminds by the name of ca rlv events in
trade, and then she lrngs such splendid Goods for
the ladies' and carries quickly lack more orders for
merchandze, that are IN part for the supply of How
ards Store and y Howard to the people, whose
IN the Whitehall, under charge Of the 81 Captain. The
f1dgg, OF that mol lie Steamer. Now therefore, The
Salu Howard offers one Of The lest selected and cbean-
est lots OF Goods he has ever had Well again. good
customers to specify and name the article, would re-
Irelhe columns OF the mammouth papers, Brothp,
Jonathan, New World, and Boston Notion, headed
ty the Free Press and ending with &c &c, &c. and
blythe time You had read the lis, the goods wonld Ie
ont Of the world or which is much the same thing.
now Gays, VIZ: out Of Fashion and Howard there
loFe, desires mat you come Immediately before such
resultant but do not come all once, for there are
thousands 10 be supplied. The cit gems he invite. TO
come at morning, afternoon, even NC or hen il suits
helr convenience TO bring the money and buy Cheap
Tor themselves, for their ch ldren's s. miner cloth
ing; aud to those from the >ur round ng towns, Coun-
ry and travellers, Howard invites their coming y hen
IN the village for heir supple, pleasure or curiosity
to visit the -, re kept by :. EARL HOWARD.
+. ;. Like a Museum, or Library, where you ma Y
least your eyes with viewing or reading, and there
sll is as much for the proprietor a. before hs
vIsers took their look and read; just so, cempaIa-
| ilvely at Howard S Store, you may buy as much
as you ike, and there will be as much of filing up
of the vacancy with new Goods BY the agent as ma
be desired 10 be seen at HOWARD'S.