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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
-Asahe, yyh,pple,s Estate.

WE the subscrlers, haviiig been appointed "
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis'
trio, Of Chenden comm >siouerS to receive, exam
inc and Y Isl the claims and demands Of all per,ons
against tie estate Of ASAHEL WHIPPLE, late %;
Burlington, in said District, deceased, repre- ,enei in
solvent and also n claims and demands exh biled in
olseu ,hcrc'u; and six months from the day OF the
daic hereof eng allowed by said Court for tina, pr
pose DO therefore hereby give notice, that we will
attend TO the h,.nc>s Of or appointment, at the
dwelling Of JOHN HOWARD, IN Burlington, IN
August next, at 10 o'clock, A, ~, on each Of sail
DAYS.
Dalel, tins l7,h dav Of February, A. D., is4t
n L !. i'E sRI LOOMS Commissioners.
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SIX CENTS REJY1RD

gun AWAY from me al Shelhurn on The 7Ib dov
~ OF February, 1874, EDMUND DOWNS, a minor
who was lndened to me from the town of CharIoI,,.
trusting him on my account, and If any one rmnio,,
him J shall dam his wages. Said Down. i, alon,
10 years old, tall and light compexo on, had ON when
he lett g'ey frock coat and panialoons
. NELSON NEWELL.
Shelburn, Feb. Z, 1874.
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CulrrESpE2 cousrr CovRr
William Il. BRYCE
Rufus Brayton,
Honry Brayion,
William Brayton.
and
Cnromoo 7 D,-;,


NNTHEREAS al the October Term Of this Cour,
w A. d. 1913, William p. Briggs, OF B rIinrtonI
N Saii County, hlei his declaration with The CIerl,
thereof against Rufus Brayon, Henry Bravlon VIII
nam hfaVton and solomon j. Davis all of Alhurgh,
TED January 90 h, S43 payable to sad Briggs or his
order al The Farmers and Mechanics Bank in Bur
,Inglon, IN three months from dale for the sum of five
nun'ei ana twenly-eIshi dollars and eighty-two
cents, and demanding IN damages the sum of eiyb,
hundred dollars and the said Briggs ha wing npp.ar-
81 IN ms proper person and it appearing 10 the
Court That al OF the sad Defendants had had perso-
mai notice ofthe pendency OF SAID suit
THEREFORE,, 1t is ordered by the Cour ,hnt The ss id
cau,e bconllnueIt to The next term thereof and that
the Clerk he directed puhli,h The substance of The
sad declaration IN the Free Press newspaper print
ces>lve'y, the last OF sand publications. TO be twenty
days Lefore the next term of said Court
F. A. STANSBURY, Dep: Clerk.
Burlington, March II, 1874 Al "a
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REMOVAL.

LAVE removed The New Brick Building, Z
l. doors north of their former stand. where ,hsv
ofier for sale large assortment of DRY GOODS.
and DRY GROCERIES, &c.
Jan. 25, 1874, Church Street, "A
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15
METHODIST EPISCOPACY.

A PLAIN exhibition of Methodist Epscopacv, IN
"A fourteen numbers; by Asahel Bronson Minister
of the Gospel. "He that is frs, in his ow., cnuse
seemeth Just; bu, his neighbor comeh and searche,h
him "-PRov XVIII: II. "How are the hidden things
OF Esar searched out."-OgA 6. Just Published by
Murch 49, t4l1 C. GOODRICH
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15

PLASTER! PLASTER!
900 BAGS fresh ground Nova Scotia Pas,s,.
wv for saleby p. ~ II. II. DOOLITTLE.
Jan. 26, 1874. 7i,f
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-03-15

s1 G,ra S O. ch vE@Mo -. co, P psa
Burlington within and for said district Of Chiitender
on he l'h day Of March, A. d. 1914 comes Elvira
u. Benson, ad1ilnisra Of the e.iae of A>a l..
Lyon, la OF Shellurn in ,ad district ,!ecea, cd and
hle> IN SAID 90 IT her petition writing, setting forth
that the sad "A l.. del ,ezed OF aont fifiy acre,
Of land YIN in .ai Sheb rn htng the 'rn on VIII CHI
he lived previously 10 an 1.-THE tine If is leah that
AID ,anl l. M N cred with a morigape bv ,aii
Asa L. in his lifetime, 10 George A Allen, to Sc
tere>t, which remains due and unpaid and al % IN
cumlerel with life lease to Mary Lyon for the >e''u
ry OF her maintenance and support during her life ;
that the personal estate Of III. sand Asa L. as ven
torel amour e! to S245 So, of which there re-
mans on hand at the appra, "A property OF the value
Of SlS0,59; that the debts allowed by the commits
>loners asaln>t said estate amount TO Sl97 60 excu
>lve of SAID mortgage; that there is due from said
estate TO sud administrator, on settlement OF her
first admin tration account, the sum of Sl20 49, and
tina, it will be necessary to sell the whole of said
land, subject 10 said IN cumhrances, for the payment
OF the debts due from said estate and the expenses OF
administration, and praying said court 10 license her,
the SAID admln>rairix, 10 sell The whole of SAID land,
for the purpoe aforesaid agreeatly 10 the statute IN
such case ma e and provided: Whereupon, the
court Aforesaid doth appoint the 80 h day Of March
Is IA, for hearing and deciding on said petition al the
office Of the Register of said court, in said BIn gun,
and doth order that al, persons interested be netiet
thereof by publication of this oricr, conta ming the
sub stancr OF SAID petition, three weeks cessiv.ly in
the Burlington Free Press, a newspaper printed in
sad Burlington the last m whlci puhlra ions 10 be
previous 10 the said 80 h day Of March, 1914.
day of March, 1874
al wN WESTON Ror;s,..
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS 4 BOYS.
rTNHE first term Of this School will commence on
j the 81 Monday Of the present month.
TUITIoN-S3.
School Rooms over II. Mayo's store west side of
the square. J. VI. BUELL., Teacher
Burlington, March llh 1914. Al If
A FEW copies of OCONNEL'S History Of Ire
y land for sale by V. HARRINGTON.
March II, 1914. 4l
INAlNWRlGHT Edition of the Book of Com
w mon rayer-lllusuaed--on of the most
beautiful specimens of printing and binding ever produ
ced in this country for sale by
Al V. HARRINGTON
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BOSTON MARKTT.--Mar 5.

FLOUR. Howard st. 5 II 0 90. Western canal
y n 5 81.
BUTTER. q II per b.
CHEESE. A. a 81 do do.
H.
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T1ILO ENG.

ID CAlLAN has returned 10 The Falls and open.
l. ed a shop opposite J. W. Weaver's store.
The patronage of his former friends and the public
generally, Is respectfully solicited.
Garments cut or made BY him are warranted 10 fit
Burlington Falls, March II, 1874. Al If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-13

A WOMAN BURIED ALNE.-The Lewiston
Falls Advertiser gives an account of the situation
Of woman in Auburn, in the State of Maine,
which is enough to make one shudder.
1t appears that about thirty years since, the
wife of Moses Stevens became insane, and that
for the most part of that time she has been con-
fined, and for moro than twenty years she has
EN- chained in filthy cage, ten or twelve feet
square, the threshold Of which, for the last half
of that period, she has not crossed. She is now
in her den without single window or a loop
hole to let in ray of sunshine, and there bound
with .clanking chains! Her heart-stirring and
sgonizng prayer to God is that she may get into
the green fields and warm light.
A frail, innocent woman, in the State of Me.
m n civilized community; shut up for twenty
years in cage; and except when her keepers
may have opened the door leading to it, scarcely
able to distinguish day from night never catch
ing full breath of fresh air; without fire
throughout the whole winter to warm her limos
Boston Daily Mail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-13
WHOLE NO. G6a.

JOSIAH RICHARDS. ,ucf.one.;.
RI BtNGs SCikp> So In le l. On S e5... SG
''g X &. K. p. have REMOVED: 70 No % r,oaiay.
.eyy -Uais above thsr !oEaisf ptac.
pulxlsfFH it1A : s s5EE 1 IS AM
T,N NA All sI !. R Sst Tl a.i d os M i 7.
b. ore! OF lie aiu,!n.at6, OF, JOSEPH PERKINS. &
fsh:o;abie ~, y I'll n.!e Household Furniture coa. O
Fear; Mahogany Chars;
ss;,ir arr; aud >'a', 4, Is;
20 ) u, b .ssei. t'srpei. ls1r'y nSty.i
!5ad'. riaiic o5,e PssSo.-a1e :sae aal Is 81
vaia muse snl snt nG' 4. racS,.
LARGE i,rrofs. ar-a ,hanGs, er -,
t-;a.s-s, ri.obc-lrs.s,is and pr Tnbe;os SIT.
every Gscr3ir Ens Tlie '-is'Gfc ior Eo.~'hrans-
n ui.a- kshen F-ratG'e. win "Aic.! tie sac Z" ID cna
Tn rare Sp9oFanty ~ Tnr.a7s nov c2TSoin.
Der n ufief = close ie 81. 10 commence ~ -
TO CARD ENGEAvGRs-sTo CARDS.
Rare CHANCE ,s.1na tie above sale IS o'e:. - /
. ''~'' : sI 'i)s Gs!ioiCE VISITING CARDS.
will sonn,suc. nj Il Il p-o5ihiy Known TIM
cse IRE the oaly card, Of stones manU:ciue TIN; saH b.
had M $ H2E s y' P ie ne s r :oe or a.
cards get manufactured c;e' u ms county OF i
e coe Gard, will he ,,4 in ;c- lot, Of abog: 50 aa-,
PACK. each Terms ca.. The sale aAes place IL ;e fe,
'- AIs0I y vi i Be See Ii a. the .atsa ..ac
Engraving tgS!es;
ltali CGi;iuc Machine;
2 L!thogu2alc Presses
Io, Lihographlc Stones:
eC.ppsrla;c Printers Presses;
lnS Stone Or Csp3srpa:a fnn;cFs;
Hot fensto,t Black.
Tossher viii oier Material, for Coapcrpqts al L!ho
''a'''- IMPORTANT TO BOoKsEI.LERs
Also vii be sold al inc .rne tine and pmce--
. 20 cnues Perkins SET Instructor N WIRE. noi:iy IL
bound.l
!, 10, ofrefsn', American Pcaiuan tbound)
\ Ia, OF ,arre work ,Jn ssects.i
lie Copper Flge, and Copy Right OF the American isnnan
byJJ-sph ie.Sius. ~ u. ~.
Sei-ii.,:I4ter ~ Writing.
The Cope; Plates nnd Cops r:ht ios P''SG elegant Copy
rorethe; with other Copper rlate t6r Blank Voc. &c.
PROVED MEDIUM HYDRAULIC PRESS;
VIII he ,ud TT one "cncs Z. NJ iioui1y. Wax 18Th NJ
Wilson & Co.'S oice. it Nassau street ~ stou, wulbt
HYDRAULIC Aieiiun standing Pros manu- lcrGTed by H. W.
re s. Co Work 1t h's bec9 ~ u-t rs" years Sai Tic
CyIide; Is taoTonrhiJ Tr1yst. ie' ,ii. S;q,'l
VIII be sold quarter pms, oeiocS At the late In
GAVIN. Office al los. Perkins sell. W. Jc- =;
~ lot o.: Cnhen,> sine end rencIs.
10 Fine Bcso 'o.rd
Do Bans N,ie Paper.
Do Engruver' Cushions.
DO Fancy CanS ana Card CAFES. Iette:
Stamps. Show Frames. Gla>> Book Case.
A.o--Ons large Iron safe.
Sale positive 10 the hughes: bidder Terms cash.
Catalogues DC had lew days to the sale. al
! Thoea, Be Us Auction Store No. II spmce i
MARY t. PERKINS,.
Admir- and Admx of the Estate O tho late Joseph Perkins
Eugfuvsr deceased. h' Ivy
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THE .uNIUs TRACTS.

THE .CNICS TRACTS.
No. I. THg TEST OF Parties Tried by tAeI Acts
No H. THs CURRENCY.
No Ill TnE TARIFF
no IL Lire OF tiESRY CLAY
NO, V. Political ABOLITION
No. VI. UEaOCRACY.
No. VII LABOR And CAPITAL
No. VII The PrDLIc LANDS,
Price Reduced.
The Prcs of the JUNICS TRACTS for TIE fIesdeh'ai
Campaign will be Si5 thousand ,e
THE WHOLE SERIES bound together, comprising 10
puces. is published Z 8 4 hundred.
-NcLe- IOrk. April 20. 1874.
~ N1''' ''a' ~ CREELEY l. McELRhTH.
ap2a 3taw Publishers for the Author
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-13

G To Temperance Friends.-Ths fnene' oil
temperance are reminded that heu quiet and comfort are
found as usual ut 63 Barclay st. This Establishment having
been re,,ed md put complete order al strangers md lends
visiting our city for transient stay who would Ike to test the
superiority Of well chosen vegetable Diet respectfully IN
y,ed to call Uni I'M ROSWELL GoSS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-13

r. MAJOR Joyrs's CoURrsHIp, detailed, with
other Scenes, Incidents, and Adventures in Series
OF Letters, by HIMSELF with twelve Illustrations by
barley, ha, been published by Carey & Hart, and
is for sale by w. II. Graham, l6O Nassau-st. Ii is
a work Of the Sam Slick order, but better.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-13

e GIBBONS DECLINE AND FALL OF TEE Ro-
MAN EXPIRE, with Notes by the Rev. II. II. Mil.
man, No. x. has just been published by the Har-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-13

" TIE BIBLE STUDENT, and Family Monitor
No. |. he's just appeared. Itis published on fair
fuarto, twice month, by E. II. Wilcox, at 81 per
snnum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-13

u A MEMOIR OF JOHN Hess, translated from
the German, has been published in n small volume
Of l06 pages, by K. Carter SO Canal-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-13

* TIE MYSTERIES OF LONDON, Part Nv. has
just appeared from the Pres, OF Winchester. II is
tale OF excitement and passion after the manner OF
The Mysteries of Paris and has strong attraction
for admirers OF that work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-13

E Mr.. CHEEvER's LECTURES on The Pilgrims
Progress, and on the Life and Times Of John Bun
yam, No. VIII. has been issued by Wiley & Put
NAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-13
TPJRI,yE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
Ma lD NASSAU STREET.
All kinds of Job Printing. iuch as
PAMPHLETS. hANNnih Ih'W D'LL'
S,,rrr cans CosCERT BILLS. Plain and
INSURANCE foL!cIEs. , fancy.
bills OY LADlNG. foLIrlCAL plLLs,
CIRCULARS, Ger IN ~ : I 80 r. Js Sc,snu
ii'"''N' ~ strect-oppo>ie the Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-13

N- Irish EmlSrnnt Society.-Notice.-An
Election for officers of this Society or the year. vii
be held on MONDAY the Sid day Of juno next at the office
of tine Society Polls open from ten - u. TO two o'clock,
T. NJ
New. York, 10th May, ls4i mil 3djunc inc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-13

Lots In W williamsburg for SaleIsf e!is;ge
far Est from South Ferry. surrounded by new and good
buildings Their will be sold cheap 10 close partnership ip
NV 10 J. FISH II Sassaust. NewfoTk. In the evening
III nj residence N Williamsburg hSu
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ap2 Saw
Price Ia Cts.-37 Ia Cts. for IL Copies
Can there be q Church without a Bishop

Controversy between Rev. Drs. Wainwright and Potb grow
cannot be Church whou, Bishop"
The above Controversy printed IN neat pnmphies a'o
done with Dnntsd For sale Il the l:buae Orce
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uealth, Quiet. and Comfort

House $ Barclay New York Prole advans:es 10
nrey otere [, ecibly esatod clean and any street
very the business part q The cliy ard IA y ue ,
conrenien, and neat while abs supplied with he pes
Vecctabks and Fruits that be procured excluding eneg
soimsI Food AMI stmuan, Of oil kinds. Charges moe'ate
and eyery effort made render oaders comfortable nowef
Rcr,ernls.t Il HiIc ny s,resi. V-0I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-13

RICHARD VAN DYKE. Jr. Auctionrc;. -
90 A{,h ACRES OF LAND IL THt rTAIE oi
sjU,UU|jviRG NiA.-ANlHn%f }. BLEECkER )
60 i,i sell NJ Auction ~ hedne>dhy Tie loth ls' tAol
ut y a. lock NJ the Merchants ENrhnnge-
Nhou; 5OG1 ncr-. of nd n me Safe :" s"n - nfi,.
m tie oi kNnn"ln and Fnyer. dl'ied L" 'evt
go ncre> each 200 OF This .St r0 w uG'r car
vu on aud the Whole rn'e ff 'eitleFs ns' lu'
tfcn, and thor bnlrces. They VII! b. so-i ~ p'c 10 1
cummoda,- Durrhs co'r' Mp. r"P''i lfon St'
survey cat! 10 f- office ~ AuctOngcrs. No
Drad street. the lands viii Le sold oF cds M! an 'id
puliJ'e t.te gwen. ,
y B-A'te4 Of ;itlc SC from Virginia together vlti Tie
Signature inc Cnuay Clerk of FJ e'ie County. are receive"
md ior further particulars apply 10 Thomas w Cs'~e; tsq
" iVnII ,troef \ Y ml0t,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-13
49, urtuoI Life Insurance Company OF
49, To f--.r,ton during the month OF ApII.

[mya edsJell Total Live. Insured. H
Er The Books Of Subscription to the Capttai
Soct ofbs Nav y,rk and Enc Railroad Co. open az
the Office of the ConpanJ No. 81 Wal-street between The
bopr, of1D snd5 YIN. 81 GOULD. Secretary.
Nsv"yo,L Anvil 9th 1874 a.6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-13

This is The first, tie Advertisement informs u.s. OF
six Treatses which the euth"r proposes to issue,
and collectively entitle Rudmcnts OF the Science
Of Man. They will severully have The titles OF
Theory Of Morals, Of Politics, OF Wealth, OF Taste,
Of knowledge, and OF Education. We have no time
10 consider thoroughly the work before us, but the
few chapter, we have read seem repete with infor-
NATION and good sense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-13

Office Of the ses ana airaa n ifa IN
nnna Tecto, tr thirteen Directors Of the New ors ana
Harlem Raiifsai Company vii be held q eI 9ac ey sS
TrTon Row on TUESDAY the :lst G5y 81 iiy isA'' oe
the nous OF H. roox and o'c lock NJ -, ot
me LII, ts har, ncInsye. By order OF the Board
Mas p s,ns az! "'S. w s. CARALAN, Sec J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-13

~ Lectures on Chemistry for Young In
dies, by GEORGE C. SCHAEFFEK A 81. ut the Medical
COLLEGE Crosby sprns-st. Introductory lie tuTe
IuEspsY May iiih Mt AZ p. ~. -!dm:sslon Free
Teachers are respectfully invited attend with Their pupils
Tickets for the course SO. re hid Mt Dr. Chtons. 3
broadway and OF Broadway and sh-st Also It the
Medical College mio II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-13

THE Muaprn OF WIZ KorMAN.-We learn by
the Clarksvii!e Chronicle Of the Odd uit. thai
lanes Etheridge, charged with killing William
Kopman, in August, 1852, on the road leading
rom Waverly to Charlotte, Was convicted, at The
last term of the Circuit Court for Humphreys
county, OF murder in tic first degree.
Memphis Eagle
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WlNDOW.SiiApE UErOr.
..;.,0lNNlv'

M Spkt - REEF
t20,Nf) Sts Ire artsp, he poiaei a,. ne
NJ ,i r,-utt cuts " sinai. mt t'ei g. u ~ 'liert
ftns,ttr Oh having beeu p.ui bS u - ~ H'Nu'" .-'i
aiition We wolii n!on. 'ay pubi' ~ ne u,'c 10
ie,sf a,. ,aHr- To- ha Inward r.i 1 'i '.ed' 19i
rJ,,t Dealer. az MY ,lcf efry".p on H3ioHse' We
isr on q..,iual racp,. ,..r enr r.,naf % '.nY
good g-f lie -fnd> painted p i "Hi; 40 'f...'l
'cc-i' done 20 Il Ic ~ BE- 't-t -. ny - ~ -
,a'eot lnm"' as, ~ al NJ "l -, 7'.
. lILVNiNG ROrS- a y. CIlH'-N, fcpcrt'.~5 m
r,ri,> owners 4 Du.llas,, v,t D. O., p3g u .'Rg
-sfSe 10 pubic bu lH:., .n! flJ e. !y, AK 10
ms, pr p4rc - iurH. aud h, pO' ID 90 ltustoE'.
IL :. ed pfee q 70 'e re-, per i ..,.. sll.c,
',n- ii :. tier Dad ny, trt - tr graz uHnb~i OF
ID, ar O .upy t., IL. tJ Int afs, >nNE
i'm , lawn, he Snno candsttf, bate lce ,lruck
nj dsIsGd, aud. 'evemi ~ O. fe's,s wee lea
,ii,e. ls he be-, .ncsuas. dung t.uadcI
oc. No. s. Nassau street second .:ey Of the sun Build
trc, m7!i ~
,sINFRAi yATFRs.-Thr undersigned lirying oeenap;
,Vs-f, OF htssngsn and EccS.i ~ Germany. Keeps con-
,tn.y nd iI sippB 81 dec b5aS rn.u,.r ~htei',
w'h the greatest pibie rnfe ma ,eTeir' rp ",n
lie spf ne. every month population 0 thee Hle" l~ins
well e,rgbl ed and Their ELI Icy So unNtnhi a'NDom.
',l ,y, tie sen,ine ati,e by rppl'oe the under
,ne!, every nfOnainu 90 We " reg WI DC eec!'
mts In Agent in the L StG B1aNef,t. Ne~fork
4 tiE.Nl Elias III SlI1It IiltiA " E.
nrty % th RrGc, al ntuep manufactured ~hchn"~-
dyed by r VINO ien and Tie Extensive drmnh io NO
iire during the past year. snitcrni .ntec 81 teu
iy Tins article ll,endc tU brace tie .tulde 'lrens;s-
- the hrk and eypnud hc chest, sSinE 're acton 10 w
iuoc,: nnI OGmcd with euS back w be ,Ouh1
III nocInent the free use OF The arms Parents ana
urInns nrc os.iculay requested 10 examine M. article
vii H.. c,u t immense be leit ch!:ep ni either Who
~ acquired the hn of sonpry. and Indispensable 10 MI per;
.1ns e,eninry 't, Ihn bmcen nnuin'tnrod
der-hc i'pscUn p MI Parcels -" ha been en-
.nssse -le Inst f'sn mnnn1 curing different az
ce the puro.;, and aow confidently ef,. ,e r.
tent Er Bruce 20 article e e. brought Under
iS observation.
TIE pb,s nnrncd manufactured md may be OBJ
aimed wholesale rni nj .he DID estb-lnent 81 FAX
sells O. hGAI = IS. llrnnhwHy. come: % Pnk Place.
f. s. A. continue the nrnGiaru.e o Their superior article.
lie Eiac RIDING felt The superiority o this urtcie eon''ss
n ne-ic adaptation Tho form OF The wca!sf. Il ei,e light
9.,. md du,sIili,y GIJ Inn
T,ROTON WATER PlPES-The .ut.crber attend. 10 ali
the Irinrnes Of puiGti5: b,Oes.-itfdncn tle tfO
n into House. Bgt Wut- t",c', Sc. &c lie has con-
autly ON ia. il!l sGppr ~ Ewi. celebrated uid su
approved IiSSYD Lead Pipe. which he NnfrInis To MI ;
.siGiqr ye the genuine magulctnre Jfd.n may tS e
Al y ,iioud street: or. ett with L. AAfILk 8 %.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-13
REMOVAL OF THE
NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING
Es1ab;ishincn1.
From. l4a Fultoq.ssreet N l61 Broa.iu

From l42 Fatt0n-street IN loI BroaamGy.
Tie Subscribers have r-Iu"ed their establishment TO II
DrouGwny doors below the franklin House and IRE now
prepared i'm full and varied assortment of Cloths Cn's
marc, and Ee.rg which they would invite tho attention
of their Old c,omcr, und the public In removing In
central location with increased acl,es Tor doing business
We shall be enabled o;tr sill greater Inducements to the
cash paying customer shall always nlm by ndhenz L.
tie Cash and One Pce system. to retain the Confidence OF OIL
Customers. luyug employ the most experienced cut
ct. and employing bat the b. of woFken and hasn
the whole sne-, uaer our iamedatc supefy .0n.
can y guarantee garments Will compare styls
aud le.ncc those of any house III the United States H.
addition former .iocs. hive hand full md
pet- .,.ortmento every article usually kept gentleman
Quitting house where customers can a.ay' depend
supplying ,hsn,seiye, with first rate article
nst j. c. gooTH & co.
GR. j. ~. CRANE. Dental. has removed from No
~ Park piacs, u No. II Leroy Place Blocker ST. H Ia
ENR. ELLIS Eeaoved to 2i5 East Broadway. a3o iO.