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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

"A colored boy named Thaddeus has De Dee,
convicred in Missouri of an attempt TO conn IT.
rape upon the person OF a young German giFi' L
nnnishment. we think, is death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

M ANTED-By 4 woman OF excellent charac-
ter situation rs chambermaid washer and iFoGsr or
10 do general Homework in small family The best oi city
reference siven. Apply at lSIi Grand st. isl 2t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

NEw-YoRK LEG1sLATURE--Nothing of I'M
portance was done in our Legislature on Monday.
In the SENATE, the bill in favor of the Assembly
bill to amend the Revised Statutes in relation to
bonds given on appeals and writs of certiorari,
passed with an amendment
In ASSEMBLY, Major DAyEzAc read letter
from Gen. Jackson thanking Gov. BoUcK and the
Major for their interest in his welfare. How it
came in under Parliamentary rules is rather odd.
The Ex-President, it stated, was very feeble
scarcely able to write. After some discussion on
the bill proposing to loan money to Jefferson Co.
the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

E'lVE DOLLARS REWARD VIII be paid for
tbs recovery Of Surtout Coat with velTe, collar of
tlaek dark olive CLOTH which stolen the evening Of
The 30th inst. Apply IS Beach IS Son,h i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

r7 Rev. JouN P. CLEAvELASD, late OF hllcn.:
ran was duly installed pastor of the Cincihna'i
presbvterian Church on the 18th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

GOAL, COALl,-At So 25 per ton-Broken,
u Egg and large StoysThe subscriber delivering
the best Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal the above low price,
for cash. well screened and weighed BY City weisher
PETER CLINTON.
ia 2ms Yard corner OF King and Grssnwlch cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

Days Asst premium Shers RnSSr e, O.
ye,ner etsed in SewYsys only a; IT, ss II i
nlnufaeturer. and oy LeAry Co asd s., J.ha IA
every rssp~ct Z. ~ i've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

r lVERPOOL COAL-For saIe from yard, or
Ii direct from ship Liverpool Coal OF superior quality az
low market price. Consumers invited 70 call on the
subscriber before leavins their orders elsewhere he de-
tsnined sell first article extremely low ptiee
iS Il I STOKES DICKERSON. lo1 AnthonY-at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-01

F.TAL Acc1DEST.-On Monday afternoon last,
dravn,an named Daniel Bourne, while standing on
his draw and pulling hard the reins 10 turn nus
horse fell bv the breaking OF the rens upon one o.
the dray which entered his side about sl1 ncn
90 He died Yesterday morning. Wheeling INES
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-24

HAVING received a very ex'en i've assortment of
L DRY GOODS invites the Ladies and Gentle
men of B arlington and vicinity TO call and examine
them. Among which will re found Balzorines,
Lawn Satin Striped Muslin Striped Muslin Cling
hams NJ. ID. Lame, &c. &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-24
.HARDW ARE.

SV'RONGS d. Co. have received and offer to pnr-
y chaserS very general assortment of HARD
WARE, amongst whice may he found the following,
10 wit
utt< and Screws,
Norfolk and American La'ches,
Che; and Window Blind Hinges,
Wire Check Springs,
Mortice Bel Cranks,
Curled Bell Springs,
Bell Cranks, Hou.e Bells,
Band, Tower, Flat spring, Square and Monkey
Trunk and Che, Handles,
Garden Rakes FIRE Irons, Bench Vices,
Brass Buttons on plates, Japand do.
Screw rlIie~. Hal and Coat Pins
Black Hooks and Hinges,
Shutter Screws, SuI bs and Plates
Pad Locks, Trunk do. Cupboard do, Till do,
Chest do.
Long shanked and Concave Augers,
Braces and Bits, Bcvils
Frmer Chi,els, Joners Morlce and Socke, do
Gouges, Brass Dvi'Iers, Gimbcts
Single and donl lie Plane Irons,
Compass, Grating, Hand and Ripping Saws,
Knives and Furi>, Carver>, Sieels Bmcher
Knives, Bread and Shoe Knives, Pruning do.
Pocket and Pen do.
Taper files, Nj do. flat Bastard do. half round do.
Horse Ra>p., Bras, Butts Curtain ring. Ten hell
Tape Measures, Halter Chains, Sad Irons, Tail.
or's do,
Brads, Table Spoons, Table Hinges,
Cutting Nppers, Bead Avis Sash Fasteners
Cork Screws. Hand Vices, Trowels,
Steel yards, 80 70 100 lbs. Grid Iron. Sauce pans,
EnameFd Nlnsin Kelre,, Bellows Pipes,
Bed KEYS, Gopher Wire, Screw pue> Axle do.
Sash Roller, Plate locks, Iron Squares, Stub do.
Wood Saws and Frames,
Pewter Cocks Bung lorer-, Butter tryers,
Sclle>, Cni Tacks Frying pans,
Raj Traps, Box and Ivory Rules,
Toy Hoes, Ladet do Screw Drivers,
Mahogany Knobs, Strap Hammers, Carpet do
Screw Wrenches, Broad Hachels,
Singing do. Brass Swimmers
Saw Sets &c. &c. A-o
HEAVY HARDWARE
Anvil, Vices Cast eel, Plated and Iron Shovel,
and Spades, Dung Forks Hay do. Gro Bars, Wrot
Nails, Trace Chains, Iron Wire, Brass Kettles, &c
May %, 1914. 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-24

THE RuINs.-We saw, on Saturday, the rn-
ms in Kensington, the blackenrd crumbled walls
Of the Church. Of the School House, and of
many, very many dwelling houses, that the pas
eions of men had doomed TO destruction, The
heart eckens at such exhibitions, and inquiries
for the Justice Of man, that allowed of such un-
lawful. unruly violence ; or the justice OF Heav-
en-, which seemed to sleep amid the wrong do
ings Of the wicked, both when the murders were
committed, and the property wasted. We learn
ed nothing there TO answer that inquiry, but
returning by the way of Fourth street, we went
up and stood among the smouldering ruins Of
ST. Augustine's; and when we renewed our
inquiry, our eye rested on the uppermost por-
ton of the opposite wall, from which the fire
had peeled every particle of plasering, and lick
ed off the decorative paint; but as if in defiance
Of the wrath of man, and the fury of the flames,
there Stood in clear unininred letters, the in
scription, THE LORD SsETH." And we turn
ed away satisfied in our heart. and evclaiming,
in quiet submission, "Shall not the Judge If all
the earth do righ, !''-Phua. l.. s. Gazette.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-24
II. Y. Nj.

The Sophomore Class would tender their
warmest thanks to AFRO BARNES and his asso-
cates Of the Junior Class, for the magnanimous
efforts, which they made upon the night of the
18th inst, to secure full attendance at their
exhibition; and would assure them, that they
have laid the whole Glass under infinite obliga-
ton, by thus deigning to appear in disguise.
in order TO carry into effect their deed of chart
ty and love.
Doubtless the Faculty of College and all
good citizens of the town, will join in this slight
tribute of respect 10 manly worth but whether
this be so or not, the Glass will ever remember
this noble instance OF disinteres'cd zeal. Should
they again desire to engage in a similar act Of
pure benevolence, they can be furnished with
large quantity Of cards of their device, which
The Class happen to have in their possession.
Other matters in connection with this affair
might be specified, but we forbear hcaping hon
ors too thick and fast upon truly modest men.
BY THE WHOLE CLASS.
Burlington, May "a, 1874.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-24
col. EDWARD II. BILLINGS.

Il has never fallen to our lot TO record death so
decplv affecting the immediate relatives and friends
Of the deceased, and So painful To the community at
large ms that of the individual whose name stands at
the head of this article. His loss is one OF those al
hictons which the heart of the community feels like
n blow and in this case the moie stunning from the
fact that it came unexpected, and un blended. Had
he met his fate among us, could have aided MN
in his struggle for life and have rendered him such
assistance though never so unavaing, as any one OF
us all would have perled his life TO have done 1t
would, in some measure, have mlllgated me over
helining grief with which his uniimelv DEAN mas
filled every individual who has grasped his mana or
mingled IN his society; and even re.onced IN some
measure those who knew and loved HIM best TO their
irreparahle loss So sudden was the blow mat us
friends have not vet, sufficiently recovered TO
fully realize the extent Of the stunning calamity and
at cannot be so we shall must see him again!
he trU come baci!' is on every lip. But It IS SO.
They are all back who left for the Convention, all
-lt is all over with him, this mysterious
life and it is only left for us TO feel that his place can
be filled, to see him laid on his dreamiess Pill
low, and to cherish his memory till we follow nm.
For onrseves-we have no right and we VIII not
speak Of the sorrow zoe feel for the loss of noble
friend and true brother, we have known nom
his and our childhood, with whom we have enjoyed
the most intimate association, and with whom we
never had n disagreement the most slight or Trivial
the bereavement is too generally felt and the sorrow
too universal There were so many loveab'e ,hings
about him; he generous, so hgh-souied, so
dsuere, ted so maqnanimous and genilemanly IN al
his intercourse with his friends; so promnet IN his
character were all those elements which constitute
the NopLE.MAN and 81 heart bo,n in his constitution
we're all those fine feelings and lofty and manly I'M
pulses which in tlme would certainly have mace MN
what his friends hoped and believed he would e, that
it is not strange that the whole community should,
as man, mourn for him as few men nave ever
been mourncd for.
Cot BILLINGS left home for Baltimore, to attend,
as de ega'o the Wing Young Mems National Con-
venton, and though as was known to ms lniimn.e
r. l.. h,alth nj
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EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY.

Profes. or Van Grusselbach IT Stockholm, has
very lately brought to a state of perfection the
ar, of producing torpor in the whole system,
by the application Of cold of degrees of in,ensi.
". proceeding from a lesser to a greater. so as
to cause the human body to become perfectly
torpid. without permanent inilry TO any ORGAN
or tissue of the frame In this they may remain
one hundred mr. a thousand wears, and arain, af.
ter sleep of ages, be awakened to existence,
as fresh and blooming as they were when they
frs, sunk into this riroric slumhcr.
The at,cnion of the learned Professor was
first led IN the subject, by finding toad enclns-
ed in solid frae,nen, of ca,careous rock, ten
feet in diameter, which. when taken out, show.
ed unequivocal sirns Of life-hut it is supposed
that the conclusion caused by blasting the rock
occasioned its death in few hours after The
opiulou of Baron Grnithizen. who is at present
Geologist To the King of Sweden, was that it
must have been in that situatnn for at leas,
seven thousand years-and his calculations were
drawn from the different LAYERS or strata by
which it vas surrounded.
From tins hint the Professor proceeded to
make experiments, and after painful and abo.
rious course Of experiments for the last twenty
nine wears Of his life, he at last succeeded in
perfectiru the great discovery. Not less than
sixty thousand reptiles, she'll fish, Sc. were en-
perimcrted an before he tried the human sub-
ject. The process is not laid entirely before
the public as vet, but had the honor, in compa-
nv with friend, of visiting the Professor.
shall give a slight description Of one of the
outer rooms containing some of his preparatiops.
Previous to entering we were furnished with an
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-24
ELEAS LYMAN

HAVING received a very ex'en i've assortment of
IL DRY GOODS invites the Ladies and Gentle
men of arlington and vicinity to call and examine
them. Among which will Ire found Balconies
Lawn, Satin Striped Muslin Striped Muslin Cling
hams, NJ. d. LANES, &r. nc.
A very extensive -urllnent Of Black and Rlue
Black Alepnes OF superior qrali,y and fin, very
ow. Prints a very 9real variety of beautiful fms n
light grounds, and superior quality, the most elegant
styles in market. These Goods were Tough, in Bo,.
ION and are recommended for durability and fast c,lor
Furniture Prints, White Furniture Dmv, Com
terpane, TO- II and IL quarters, and Curtain Frinees
Black and Blue Black, German, EngIi b and Ameri-
can Broad Cio'h..
Ca srmercs and vestinrs, an extensive assortment.
Satinete., Twee'>, Em netle, Camhrteen, Doe
SKIN. Ca'hmere, Figure and Plain Lasting, Valve
tine, Mole Skin, and oher rich Summer .ul,
la,|ie>' super Black X Cloves, Light Coorerl do
tor summer, White do, Half Long do Also, Silk,
Lislc Thread. Cotton, d..
Ladies' lnIa Rul er Mint, few pair Rich Cufs
Lille Thread, Linen and Cotton do, White Kid and
Silk do.
Superior spnalfeld Hdkfs., Pengee, Choppas and
Banda.
Fancy and Black Satin do. Stocks aud Collsr-
French Dimv, Can't ric In, ertng and Edgng,
Fringe>, Gimp, p II es, b as, Hook. and Eye, on
Cards and IN Boxes, Jet Buttons
An eX en>ve assortment Of he ,hvr Wor>tels Pearl
Buttons, with aud without hanks. Fine COMBS,
Dressing do. Sci sor> Pins, Needle, &c.
Cottons.
Stark Mills, Farmers, MilIesex, Merrimac, Dover
and other Shee ings Superior IN! each'd Family
Shr,ing and Drilling. Bleach'd Sheeing and Shirt.
ing, Ticking, Mexican Mixtures Fancy Stripe
Checks, &c IlamiI on Srin'd Jeans. Wcling,
Wa,bing, Batting, Knitting Cotton, Cotton Yarn
Carpet Warp, g.. at old prizes.
Irish Linen, Double Dama>k, Brown Linen, jacket
do, Superior Whre Linen Drilling, Duck, era, h
Russia DaI er,Birls Eye Linen, Table Cloths, Spreads
and Doalles.
Pal, NJ u Ioi,, Ulkr, ,,J Sh,,,, p..,,
Cap and Neck Ribbons. Mar, halls Linen Thread
do White superine No. from so TO 100 for knitting
Lace, &c.
TaiiOr's Trimmings.
| Silk, Twist, Imperial Canvass, Padding, Brown
Linen, Selecia, Buttons Coat Cord and BRAID, Wig
an, dc. dc. Tnylors Spool Thread, Clark's an,
| other kinds.
Burlington, % May, 1914. 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-24

Quick TRAvELLING.--Tw gentlemen rerst.
cred their names at the fremont House at five
minutes before o'clock, on Wednesday eve
ming having left Montreal the day previous at 9
o'clock, A. NJ. They came via. Burlington and
Concord--performing the run in 33 hours and
As minutes. This may well be called, through
6y day light Boston Gazette.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-24
Stcnhcn Niles, IStalc.

WE the >uh>cr Der having Teen appointed by the
w iiunorn le the Probate Count for the District
Of Grand Isle, Commissioners 10 receive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands OF all person.
against the estate OF STEPHEN RICE, late Of Ahur-h
in sad District, decca ed, represented n>olvenr an
also all CLAIMS or demands exhibited in oil Let thereto
and >ix months from the day OF The da'e hereof hem
alowcihy said Court for that purpose, do therefore
hereby give notice, that will auenlto the usincs,
OF our appointment, Al the dwelling house OF Sally
Niles, in AHurgh in ,aid D>trci, on The 1t Monday.
OF July and September next, al u'eocN A. NJ, on
each OF SAID days.
Dated, this 81 day of April, A. D.. 1914.
FREDERICK HAIEN, t,
40 w3* JOHN REYNOLDS, No'"'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-24

PHuADELpHIA Riors.-We are gratifcd
to learn, from Philadelphia papers, that the
riots in that city have been put down, but
not until the military power was called in to
\cuell the rioters-It appears that there were
"A persons killed, 80 wounded, some of the
latter it is supposed will yet die of their
wounds
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-24
NO Ii('E.

INHE commissions nun-conmi>sIonel officers, pi-
l. once r, musicians and privae> OF 10Th Light In
anlry Com ,any Of Burlington, OF the uniform miIil "a
IN the 9th Regiment, are hereby notified 10 appear,
with uniforms arms aud equipments required Ly law,
al h. Bishops Hole, in Burnetun, on Tuesday.
June h, 1914, at p'rlor, a. NJ, for military drill
and ms econ, and there to wait further orders.
By order Of the Captain
T. w. LOWELL, Clerk.
Burlington, May 90. 1874 So
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-24

0iSAl the proof the Sophomores have
Of the charge above is that it is said Truth
is hidden from the wise and prudent and re-
vealed unto babes and sncklings."
ALL BUT THE SOPHOMORE CLASS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-24

Poisoned BY THE LEAF OF THE Pie PLANT.
The whole family of Mr.. Ravens, of Bedford,
were poisoned few days since, in consequence
of eating Rhubarb leaves boiled as greens, and
il is feared that two of the children will not re-
cover. The leaf of this plant of which the stalk
is used for pies without danger, contains con-
siderable quantity of oxalic acd.--Jour. Com.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-24
GROCERIES,.

d & II. II. DOOLlTTTE offer Tor sale,
l. . Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars,
Loaf and Powdered do
Tyson, Hyson Skin, Young Hyson and Pow
chong Teas of the very best quality,
java Lagura, RIO and Caba Coffee,
Best Porto Rico Moasses,
Rice, Pepper Spice, Ginger, and Cinnamon,
Cavendsh and Fine Cut Tobacco,
Smoking do.
Together with a general assortment Of Dry Groce
ries. which they offer for sale at the lowest prices.
May 8, 1914. 40 We
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-24
j. T'EsVON

VITOULD respectfully inform his friends and the
w public that he has just returned from New
York with the latest fashions and that he continues
to carry on business At his old stand. Having vis
ted some Of The best shops in The tity Of New York
he trusts that, with experience of twenty-five
years, he can compete with the best Talors in this
part of the country.
n. B-Cutting doneat short notice, cheap for cash.
MAY s, 1874. 40 If
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~ -.
Burlington, II May, 1874.
NEW GOODS.

STRONGS g. Co. have Just received and now OF.
- Ter al low prices,
10 Tons assorted English Tire Iron,
3 do do Swede-,
2 do Russia Old Sable,
3 do do Nail rod,
sanderson, Cast Steel, Swedes do,
English Bls do.
German, Toe Calk, do
Anvils, Hotter Key, AID Patent,
Wees Shovels, Spades, Hoes Gro Bars, Hay
and Manure Forks, Scylhe., Scoop Shovels,
with general and full assortment oiIronmongery,
May, H. Al. 80
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-24
FANCY GOODS,

NEW styles Light and DaYk Silks, Balzorines,
" PRINTED Lawns, Mouse de LANES, French cling
hams and Prints, a full assortment Just res'eivel ny
H. W. CA1LlN.
Fine Florence Braid and Neaponon Bonnet's, sim
gc and dou L. rim ColUrel and White leghOrn Hat.
New STYLE Bonnie, Neck and Cap Ribbons. Ari-
cial Flowers. Lares, great var ev. Gloves and
Mrs, lc, Necklaces and Hair Ca.e>. Parasos, Graz
watts, Shawl. Handkerrh eis, &c. &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Brown Sheelings and Shirn9> Cotton Yarn and
Carpct Warp, Ticking, Wa'ding and Batting, Bleach
ed Cotton and American Prints all kinds lust opened
ly H. ". CATLIN.
Also
Af,ll assert lnen' FaleweI'> and New York Shoes
of all kinds aud styles. Also, full assortment Of
Groceries (l.Iror> eMep,el)
The above q o. AMI great many more not emu
mcratc,i, have cen selected with and attention
IN regard to style, qualify and price, and are now Of
ferel for cash credit or produce, a. low any ohef
e>iap> hncnl in the Stale.
y. B-A> my motto l., d" as cheap a. the ehea?-
ell" iho,e who want Inc most tor the Least money,
will d. w,ll to cali eor- uurcha,ng. ii w. c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-24
George I,rummer,s Estate.

WE the subscribers, having lcen appointed by
w tn Honorail c the Probate Court for the Dis
rlct Grand Isle, commissioners TO receive, exam
inc al adjust the cams and demands OF all persons
Alburgh, in >al District dcea, Ell repre- .entel in>u
VEN, aud also all Ciain> and demand. exhibited an
off e. thereto and tx months from the day ufihe date
hereof, Icing allowed 10y sad CoIr for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice, that we will at
lcnG to the business al our appointment al the dwelling
house Of the lae George Drummer, IN Albur-h in
sand District the second Monday Of July and Sep
,cnber next nj o'clock, A NJ on each Of SAID days.
Dated this 6 h day Of April, A. ID. lSii
WILLIAM SOWGES, lror,
40 w3. ELISHA REN NOLDS Oo'''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-24
CHIrTENDEN COUNTY AGRlCULTU-
RAJ SOCIETY.

The Board Of Managers of the ChMenden
County Agricultural Society, are hereby notified
TO meet at J. Towards Hotel in Burlington, on
the third day of June, 1914, at ten O'clock in the
forenoon, for the purpose of appointing time
for holding the Annual Fair and awarding pre-
miums, appointing committees, and for the
transaction Of any other business necessary to
promote the objects Of the Society.
BY order Of the President.
WIN. WESTON, Secretary.
N. B. Members of the Society who have
IeVculated copies Of the Constitution for sigma
tire, are requested to make returns at the above
peetin..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-24
LIBERATION.

THIS certities that have this dav given my two
L minor sons, FRspERIcK ami REUBEN PRIoR
their time TO act and trade for themselves, and shall
pay no debts Of their contracting nor claim any OF
their WAGES after rhi> date. EBEN T.. PRIOR
jericho, W., March l. lSi1 5lw3-
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GOODS AT WHOLESALE.

GERMAN Silver Tea and Table Spoons,
VI Plated Tea and Table Spoons,
Britannia Tea and Table Spoons,
Sverei Tea and able Spoons,
Iron and Pewter Spoons,
German Silver az arel Butter Knives.
German silver, Horn Wood, Ivory, Shell and
Brass Combs
Bone and Meal Eyeets.
Boot, Shoe and Cor.ei I.aceis,
Bet New YORK solid Heal Pins,
Ounce Pms, Diaper and Shawl Pins,
God Plated and Gilt Pins, Rings and other
Boys Bells, Glass, Cited and Plated Beads,
Razors and Razor Straps,
Plated and Black spring Hooks and Eyes,
Wallets, Pur'es and Pure trimmings,
Stiletoe>, Slices, and Elasrlcs,
Henmng and Sons Drrd eyed Needles,
kniiiae Needles, assorted in fancy boxes,
Steel, Wood, Brass and WhaIelone Busks,
Whalelone IN pound bundles,
Fancy, Shaving and Toilet Soaps,
Pens and Pen Holders,
Lead Pencils To acco Boxes
Brass, Steel, Silvered, Gilt, German Silver,
and Silver Thmhe-,
Percussion Caps, SCISSORS,
And great variety Of other articles which we intend
10 sell so that The purchaser can profit by buying
them Of us. We have arranged The ,econd story of
orr new store or storing such Goods as we have not
room for ielow, and for whole,aling shond the de-
mlnd for such goods as we er and our prices ena-
hle Ms 10 wholesale Them We are very modest and
moderate IN or expec ions from the wholesale de-
parlmen', hut think we can supply customers salts
Iaclory, and ,haI lie happy To shew them our goods
end tell them The prices, and we know shall not
sell the goods II we put them TOO high.
No harm to call and look nothing like looking
Ter yourself too can't do any thing ill you try there
is a egnnins 10 every hing. We can sell as much
the hoy wanted when he 10 the slave den Ter
aud engnired the price of slaves at wholesale and
when the price was named sad 81 will take one al
wholesale"
BRINSMAlD 4 BROTHERS,
Successors 10 PANGBoRN e. BRISsMAIp.
N. B-Clocks and Watches by the lox
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SPRING GOODS.

II . II II y y II NJ . . III
LAVE received a large assortment OF goods adapt
! cl to the season, viz. Bombazine>, Black and
Blue Black and Fancy Silks, Rich BazorncS, Sy-
phcd and Zephyr De LANES, Pal" AMI Figured de
LANES, PRINTED and Bingham Mr>lins and Lawns
Rich l.aundee> and Puplns Fonarl silk, Scotch and
American Gingham> swiss, Cambria, Book, Jaroner
Nan>ook and Null Mslins a splendid assortment OF
CALlCOES; Rich Bonnet Silks and Lawns. Ribbons,
Hosiery, Gloves, &c. &c. together with every article
in the Fancy and Staple Dry Goods line.
Church street, May 10, 1914. 49tf