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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-28
FIREWORKS, CRACKERS, &c.
EnTrRTu

T..
u their advantage aud examine an ensiye assert,
fa xs;sa aany 81 fire. jus. re-
seized Remember Inc rig" of the 40 mammoth sky rockets
FIREWokks BY THE, MANUfACI URERs-D
70 bs DaSe Go Py,o,sfhSs p nss% street Offers
qoaiy snd neatus 70 any ia this any other eoauuy The
ket; also sell much cheaper than any yendsr town aud
aee S%; from % SS No from hi;
the c' y free t Of s 20. .,
,on red purple green yellow and blue fires A.o coored
ine, ey the pound. u lm.rc
GUITARS. wHottEsALE AMP ssSsTAIL;-s,s Broad
SCHMlDT MAUI, Guitar nufactues, would respect
fully call the attention Of The public to their
extensive assortment Of os-toaed guitars, finished the best
All iq.uumepp from this manufactorv, long fsvorabIy
made of such materials and in such superior nner
ssssses before eS nr ns are e9uesied to call
and esamine The speo sd woIkmapshp o. he,
any ether Sou,. u p he ey i"'' WI" &c n'n
Mr. Pm E. Professor oths Flute and Gata beg. Leave
ne least with n, Other . n WINS ~ nue. 20 s'e
MATCHES AND JEWELLERY lower than ever-As
w the ub,crise is ect.ntv eceiviDg all descriptions Of
sca nd Ts Is R snnc ssi oT =;
snsb 70 largef aud az mich e IS prices AZ
Ssh ssS f % SS wde D; % lev
All wr'' eac ss sS"d or The
asnne and warranted lower than any other place IN the
q. . WTHs1ts 81 Sss;s. . and jewellers r i@l
NJ no Willis L,dy Of iaiermal,on Of dtue events aud
Give, sde, prrat. Lectures on this q her Is,
En,be h ST. from Houston near Bseeser eud
asas ,sG i sny o. hsr mstieas IS gives noI
nation arati' fera im-r
PUhIOCsUkSr. FEMALE Iasss
We sseeIvs, 70 Do oS..iasd IN sS eSss s.,ssSM..
saas the isa ss,s~u, fssrn
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ARCH STREET THEATRE. fPHILADEI.-
PHIA) TO LET.

'T'HE BOhKD UF AUENTS OF THE AKCfi STI.EET
TIE Phil psa prepared to lease the Guild
ing for the OF 1888 A. longer peod
manager, upon liberal terms
addressed Board of Agents Of the Arch
Theatre PhedeThiao left at SO Market At tbrS
Of 4h and Markc. with r. NJ Lafourrade no
Crown street will be attended IN.
PHILADELPHIA, June Is, I8i3. jeiS 'wsw
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FIRE WORKS.

ISAAC EDGE, JR., PYROTECHNIST.
THE extensive, varied and brilliant conditional Fire
Works sver manufactured N is other country.
ready for delivery the lowest lots
mees and parties for the celebration OF Fourth Of July tho
United State, Laboratory, Jersey City.
Orders left with j. w. Holbertcn, Is Maiden Lane or
Nibo Castle Garden, will receive immediate attention.
Goods delivered to part OF the city Tree Of expense
"a toJu3O issec
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BEACON CoURsE-TRoTTING

Purse for SOC will be given TO conc n on ,s above
tCursc Tuesday July ftf-Ne beats: b-st thee ID
free f all hores rarryug ketch weight Entries to be made
az H. Smiths, 81 Pa,k Row, by O'Clock 7. NJ Thursd,y
June 80 h-lhr,e or more 20 m,te ar.ce j,2s s,,c
TO FARMERS, AGRICULTURALlSTS Sc.
THE subscriber having taken the Agricultural Warehouse
lately occupied by Messs. {. Dunn Co, respectfully
invite, the sen Of those ee,sons who want Of anti
clss IN his lire ~ his stock Of oughs flaming Mills Horne
Powers Rakes, Forks &c sc, which, he intends conne
ly z. duced prices.
Wir- Cloth and sievss of every description on
hand, or made to order ct the shortest notice. w.
ID. l.. CLAWSON,
Jso wee 1877 Water street
StlNGLE MACHINE-One Of Flsggs Patent Single
Machines which be worked either by steam or horse
power aud will cut 20 900 shingles day iue used
and IN prime order; will be sold yey low immediate spp
cstion to GROSHIM SCHREIBER,
:. IA william street.
IL can DO seen At The store of
MEssbs s pUSN & 90,
j2a3m lS7 Water sire {
CHANGEABLE LOCKS FOR SALE.
JAMES KYLE'S INVENTION
CUITABIE far Bink. Offices, aud store doors. whore
~ a,,ty Is required Persons ~ fist rate s''ies for
IN purpose obtain the by apply al ~ H,umo I'D
st, cor Of Hodsop. lez2 lm~r
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Ship CASTOR, Elddge Rio de J,neiro e Collins Co
Thomaston, Ne>mh, Leeds Co-schrs William Bsme,,
Il John M Sous, Whitney Co; iona smith, Brownei
wilmington No Ogden Leonliae, Hart, Richmond Allen
x Paxson; Ocean, irnham, Baltimore.
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AME'tTCAH WVNpGJs,.
AND ERIAL GARDEN.
TWO PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY.
First performance fur o'clock M Evening performance
at half past 8.
Great and wEIGHTV inducements hive let GEN'L. TOM
THUM Ja to forego his visit Canada for week only
He c'n be the Museum all this week all hours dur
lug the day and evening
Mr. HAkRINGrON and Mr.. II. q. SHERMAN, the vo-
csN La Peute Cesno the danseusc and Others. BALLOON
AsCENSlONs every day and evening" Abino Lay, Phreu
illogical b. sI0inations. Grand C0sworama, &c
Prics Of admission Is Children under M price
r
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PARK THEATRE

MR.. JOHN FISHERS FIRST BENEFIT in Fineep
In year.I,Mt JOHN FISHER respectfully beg. to an.
this Theatre ppo't.d tor Wsdueudiy, 2s,h June
comcdy OF THE HEIR LAW.
bss.I ~. jesnoo oa a. aa M 1,Ss L'
l.. Roy will appear Harlequin Dance Mr. g Cham
all Of whom have the kntest vounee red
wees TO conclude with (i st ,se in Americs) Comic
All 1T Coventry Love, Law and Latin which Mr. An
d-rtop from the Mobile Tn will appear Together with
tue ipai mbe r. OF tn. 2tinssr
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HOBOK EN-

THE EXHIBITION OF THE N aTIONAI. ACADEMY
will close Tuesday the All Of July. at 10 o'clock NJ,
No picture Of collection again
the rooms Of the Academy.
Admission 25 cents. Catalogues r2H cents. j,2l 2wsrc
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fINO Strangers othen-bc not dece ived. Thi, city
aboundr ith advertising Doctors (sef nam, d. with long
sirns OF iile'-neny Of them Eever college, only
walked thoushI.-he best ske their
diplomas u require medita aid from. Old experienced
nhysicin and surgeon, call On Dr. Evans formerly OF Peck
Slip. row NO. 100 Chatham street Fear New York
where the mdest and most expeditions plan Of ali
conhdenlil Gases may be de ended Oh.
The Doctor has had forty experience in extensive
hospitals and IN pya,epactice His family medicines var
oos diseases, are highly extoiied
Attendance 'tl 10 M Offices well arran ed fer vacy
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NOTICE TO PREEMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person Untitled to the hight of prc-empon
lands within the limits OF the townships above
required establish the the satisfaction Of the Regis
tee and Rec liver OF the proper Land Office make payment
therefor able notice
fore the day the public sale
Of the embrac tract claimed above
otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
THO. II BLAKE
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Je25 It aw 2Octr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
Effects of Samuel Whipplc, of WiIlistou.

All The interest OF Samuel Whipple 20 one equal
undivided half ofthe following lands in Bolton, Vt. in
the orig nal charter ofNew Huntington, in the Coun-
tv ofChienden, TO wit lots No. 235 Of 1915 acres
1856 of 10 acres-237 of 134 acres-233 Of so acres
239 of 80 acres-24O of 293 acres-24l of 2ll acres
a, described IN deed from William Allen TO Samuel
Whpple aud recorded in Book 4ih, Page AIS oftown
Records in Bolron.-Also, the notes and accounts
surrenderedt to me by SAID Whipple The above sa,t
at my office, Saturday, February 18Th, lS43 at o.
clock, p. NJ.
Effects of Calvin White. of Milton.
All the notes, claims and accounts ofCalvn White
of Milton surrendered by HIM under the act OF Bank
rnp,cy which may iemain unrollected and which vii
lie particularly deserted al the tune of sale. Sale a
my office, in Burlington, Saturday, February Is, a
2 O'clock, p. NJ.
NATHAN B. HASWELL Assignee.
Burlington, Jan. II, 1913 "a
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
ALBANY ARGUS.

DAILY, SEMI WEEKLY, AND UEEhLf'
TIME proprietors of the Argus beg ledre to in
L form their friends throughout the State that
then propose to commence the New Year NTH an en-
,arged sheet and (soon qftertrards) rih such typo
graphical Improvements, as iriH render il corhy as
Mey hope, of the continued popular support and the
confidence Of the Democracy
Their arran gements hare been made, as usual
for prompt and full reports Of he Legislature pro
ceedngs and for the eariypIbiieation Of the infeH-
gence by the mails and neics Of The day
Thew suggest TO their political friends in all cases
TO gre their first subscription 10 their local nerspd-
per Nert to that, the ARars is at their serrice, and
,riH be sent, pih grateful appreciation Of the Hber-
al subscription list and approval il has long enjoyed
10 all irho desire paper from the seat ofGorernment
DAILY ARGUS-SS per annum. Ten per cent
| deduction for payments in ddrdnce.
SEMI WEEKLY ARGUS-si per annum.-
| Containing all The matter Of the daily paper.
| WEEKLY USE per annum, payable in
rariabiy in adranee. A publication Of eight ldre'
quarto pages containing nearly al the matter Of tn
sir daily papers, irith eopious inder This paper
tnhich iriH be found rdluable reading aud polih
cal sheet and useful for reference triH also be nue.
enlarged. Any person procuring IRE Subscribers
| shall DO entitled 10 an additional copy.
| CPOSWELL, VAN DYCk g. co.
Aiba~y, Dsesmbsr %, les2.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
EXCITEMENT.

THE strong feeling being wrought among our Cit
l. liens for the procuring Fire Engine for the
preservation and protection of our dwellings, shops
chaels, goods and effects from the destructive
quences of one of our most useful elements, it Is
thought will be allayed in early accomplishment
OF the wishes of the most ardenlly DESTROYS, and that
the Peoples Agent may be ready TO act in concert
with his fellow citizens, on Monday evening next,
his application TO the business of his profession OF
selling goods cheap TO the People themselves, will be
prosecuted 10 the extent of his ability and the Public
requirements, which comes strictly in accordance
with his cheerful, Up and Doing, Quick and Cheap for
Cash and No Imprisonment for Debt System, which
was commenced in April, 1922, and yeI thus contin-
cd and for portion of the credit Of being So is will
ling to allow co-working Of the Boxer Engine
Company, whose ever waichulness and exerions
have been shield TO the continuance of the opera
tons, and that they may receive partial equivalent
for their zeal and assduty IN the cause, portion of
the avail of dongs will lie appropriated for con'in-
uance OF their existence OF least the pro2 sales
that may he made previous TO the adjourned meeting,
when every citizen Is expected to meet his neighbour
and greet and grauae on the hoped happy result
of having accomplished by voluntary 81 scrp,on
that which they could have no heart in dong by cold
and unceremonous Taxation, all of which is duly
submitted for the benefit Of the buyers Of goods, and
the cause of Protection from the ravages OF Fire
The plan Of which will lie fully made known by APP
plying at HOWARD'S.
Inhaste Thursday morning, 9th Feb, '43. 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
HnrrihIe IAiuns X.c.-At Mnlau o

Horrible Things, Seat Malay, on
board of the ship st. Lawrence, from Ma
nilla, tried to kill himself two or three times
during the passage, but was prevented; but
on Friday last, while the ship was going into
Philadelphia, he slipped into the round house
and inflicted upon his person several horri-
bic gashcs with a knife, that terminated his
existence. When discovered, his throat was
severely cut, and his stomach so dreadfully
lacerated, that he had actually drawn por-
ton of his entrails therefrom
A butcher named stanhoge, was stopped
near Wilmington, Delaware, to mend the
shaft of his wagon which he had Just broken,
was approached by colored man with a
gun in his hand, who affected to assist him.
After the shaft was mended, the negro said
to MIR Slanhope, "You might as well die
now as at airy time" deliberately raised his
gun, fired, end the load entered Mr. STAN
hopes face, producing a dangerous and
CHASTITY wound in the lower portion thereof
and fracturng his jaw. The shot took ;
direction from behind forward in conse
quence of Mr. SIS position, and it is to Thu
circumstance he owes his life. The negro
then struck him several times with the but
of his gun, but persons approaching, he flet
and has not yet been detected.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
WET,I.ERISNJH.

You don, pass here,' US the counter said
to the bad shilling.
You are great deal too FAST as the stage
coach said to the steam engine.
Il don't hang 10 that as the fish said to
the hook.
you are too hard upon me- as the corn
said TO the boot.
He is too big for his business as the lady
said of the sweep who was fast in the CHM
ney.
Come out here and III lick YOU as the
boy said to tho candy in the shop window.
'We have to pay for every thing as the
man said when mosquito, after voluntary
serenade, sent his bill into him.
mind your eye,' as the thread said to the
needle.
'l'm holier than tlou,' as the sieve said
10 the cullender.
Il too come from Grease as the dough.
nut said TO the Elgin Marble.
I'm dying for YOU as the girl said to the
bachelor when she colored his pantaloons.
Come in out of the wet as the shark said
when he swallowed the niger boy.
Have you improved in riding lately 2
No. have fallen off great DEAL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10

RHODE IsLANp.--Governor King has issued
proclamation, declaraing the new Constitu-
ton to have been adopted and ratified by ma.
that the same will become the supreme law
on the first Tuesday in May next.
The Dorrtes have not yet nominated can.
didate for Governor in opposition to Gov. FEN
ner. The Providence Journal anticipates the
election of the latter by large majority. He
is, or was democrat, but is zealously support
ted by the wings, or so many of them as belong
to the "law and order" party. In short, ma.
tional politics are lost sight of in the more alb
sorbng questions relating to the internal affairs
of the state.--Ndt. Int.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10

Ds4et Of &c chienaen hsd r at BaPe GG1a
in said District on the 9th day of February ls43 !:
Upon application of Anah Haight, as Guardian of
Mary l.. Haght, of said Burlington, female infant,
one of the heirs to the estate of Stephen 1aight late
of Burlington aforesaid deceased requesting dvis-
ion of said estate among the heirs thereof Where
upon, the Court aforesaid doth appoint the I'd We'd
nesday Of March next for hearing in the premises,
at the office of the Register of this Court in Burlng
ton aforesaid, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. And said Court
doth further order that the said applicant cause the
several persons interested in the said estate, or their
atornes, if living within this State, 10 be notified to
appear before said Court the time and place afore
said, to make objection TO such division, if they see
cause and that for that purpose the substance of said
application together with this order, be published in
the Free Press printed at Burlington, three weeks
successfully previous to the time Of hearing.
In witness Whereof have hsreuno
affixed the seal Of said Court, and sub
LIS. scribed my name at Burlington, in said
District, this 9th day Of February, A.
D., l643
81 G. RUSSELL, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
NASHVILLE, (Tenn.) DEC.

\
At Mr. Gardens silk mandatory in this CT
ty loom for the production of the various fab
RIGS of silk is now in operation. We called a
few days since and witnessed the process of
weaving handkerchiefs. Two other looms will
soon be erected. There are also in operation a
variety of fixtures for Keeling, twisting spoong,
SC. We were shown some beautiful vestings,
yelvets, &c, manufactured at the establishment
of Mr. Gill, in Ohio, where fair proportion of
Tennessee cocoons is sold and manufactured
the production being at this time more than
equal to the wants of the establishment here
Mr. G. pays four dollars bushel for good mer-
charitable cocoons, one half in cash, and the
other in manufactured silks, of which he is
making one thousand dollars worth per month";
at a profit, he says, of ten per cent. over all
cost. May we not soon expect to see other es-
ablisements erected in Tennessee 1t is be-
ieved TO be certainly profitable, and possesses
the decided advantage of requiring the labor
only OF females and small children who cannot
be psoiitably employed therwise.-BaHner.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10

The Wing State Convention held on the l7.h
in indianapolis, unanimously nominated Gov.
ley was with like unanimity, nominated fol
Lieut.. Governor
Speaking of the nth, the Indiana Journal
says: at has been the day-break of grea,
day, full of political glory, and full of political
success, not to us as a Commonwealth alone
but to the Wings of the Union" At least one
thousand delegates were in attendance. Al
was enthusiasm and energy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10

MULTIPLICATION REBUKED.-On the 23d
ultimo the House OF Delegates of the State
of Michigan very promptly and decsively re-
ected proposition 10 nulify the act Of
Congress requiring the election OF Represen-
tatives to be made by single districts. The
proposition was offered in the shape of on a.
mendment to the bill for dividing the State
into Congressional districts, and obtained
but fourteen votes in rhe whole House,
Though large majority Of the Honse are
good "Democrats," as the phrase is, they
are not democratic enough to set themselves
in opposition to the Constitution of the Unit
ed States.-Nat. Intel.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10

PREMATURE INTERCHANGEABLE follow
ing instance Of premature interment is given
by the Paris Debate: "a midwife of the
commune OF the Paulhan had apparently d.
ed, and her body, after the twenty-four hours
customary delay, was placed in the coffin,
and the funeral procession proceeded to the
place of interment. During the way the
bearers felt something stirring in the coffin,
and, in alarm, determined on seeing what
could have occurred. They found the wo-
man alive, having been in lethargy. She
was carried back to her residence, but the
agitation she suffered caused her death few
DAYS after"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
LoCorocolsM IN MIssorR1.-A division is

LoCoFocoIsM IN MIssorRI.-A division is
taking place in the party here. Some of
them think the joke about hard money has
gone far enough. The St. Louis Republic
can is of the opinion, and is advocating the
issue of small bills. 1t thus defines and rid
icules the position of its party that would
make "small bills" the best of Democracy.
S100-Democracy, Jam-up
S5O-Double- Refined Democracy,
S20-Single- Refined De nocracy,
SlO-Full-B Blood Democracy,
S5-IIalf- Democracy,
S3-Quartoon Democracy,
N. Biddlc-Tal ola Dead Coon, with the
order of nationality.-N. Y. Express.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
John NIacomber,s Estate.

District ofChi,ienden, SIS. L Probate Court for
the District of Chitenden To all persons
ed IN the estate of JOHN MA CONFER, late of
Westford, in sad District, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Daniel Jackson, administrator of the
estate of said deceased proposes to render account
Of his administration, and present his account against
said estate for examination and allowance al ses-
sion OF the Court ofProbate, to he holden al the Reg
isers Office in Burlington in SAID District, on the
second Wednesday Of March. next. Therefore,
You hereby notified TO appear before said court at
the time and place aforesaid, and show cause, if any
you have, why the account aforesaid should not be al
lowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 9Th day
Of February, A. D. 1913. 81 3w
VIM, WESTON Reg isler
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
ASSIGNEE'S
SALE TN BANKRUPTCY.

DY Virtue of an order issued ont of the U. S. Dis.
ID rict Court for the District of Vermont, will sell
at Public Auction at the Inn OF Thomas ID. Fletcher,
in Alburgh, Vermont Friday, the Sd day of March,
1s43 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, all the interest which Ia
Dor T. Seve had on the first day of August, 1912, in
and 10 real estate lying IN Alburgh,-and all
the interest said Sewell had in 5000 brick land all
the interest he had in certain Engine and Machine
ry,-and all the interest he has IN certain Judgment
in favor OF said Sewell against Lester d. Moore, of
Troy, N. Y,-and all the notes, accounts, judgments
and executions mentioned due said Sewel in his
schedule file in the office Of The Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court aforesaid, together with about twenty
thousand feet Of pine and hemlock lumber and sill
yer watch. The situation of the above real estate
will be more particularly described on the day of sale
Terms, CASH.
81 H. B. SOWLES, Special Assignee.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
STOCKS.

WHITE Satin Stocks suitable for wedding and
w other parie> black satin and bombazne
stocks, plain and with bows scarf stocks pletel
and plain stocks we have received a variety Of
beautiful city made stocks, collars, bosoms, scarfs,
&c. Stocks of finest qualities and manufacture sell
We are receiving by Harnden's and Jacobs Ex-
sresses every len days, new goods to keep AS
sortment very complete, and we invite examna-
ton by all before purchasing goods of the same
quality cannot be purchased on more favorable terms
81 PANGBORN e. BRlNSMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
FIRE.

The annual meeting of the Burlington Fire
Company stands adjourned to Monday evening
next, at seven o'clock. The subject for consid-
Grafton will be, "the expediency of raising mon-
ey by tax on the grand list, or otherwise, to pur-
chase a suitable engine and equipments" 1t is
to be hoped that evary member will be present.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10

THE undersigned respectfully gives notice TO the
l. inhabitants of Burlington and the public a, large
that his connection with the Female Seminary in this
place will cease at the time when Mrs. PAINE shall
take the superintendent OF that Institution. Being
DESTROYS of Teaching Music, thoroughly and scientf
cahy and not in the superficial manner too frequent
ypursued he trusts that he will receive, at The hands
of the public generally, that encouragement which
is about TO be withheld by the Principal of the Fe-
male Seminary.
Not desiring at present TO leave this place. the
dies and Gentlemen who are DESTROYS of awaiting
themselves of a THOROUGH EDUCATION in the Science
of Music, that he will be happy to nstrc, them upon
the Piano, Violin, and Organ on the most enable
terms.
J. WlNDMILLER, Professor of Music
Burlington, Feb. |. 1913. 36w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1843-02-10
February 9Th, 1913,

WIN. HURLBUT has on hand well selected as
w sortmcnt OF DRY GOODS purchased in New
York, in November last al the lowest rate which he
is determined TO sell at such prices will core>p pond
with the low prices Of produce. These goods cost
money and must he sold to raise money again.
Cheap goods may he obtanedat "Thc New Cheap
Cash Store"
As there is now little sleghng we invite all those
persons who visit Burlington for trade call and ex-
anime our goods. 81 VIM. HURLBUT.