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William p. Burnham's alias Solomon Whca.
toms Estate.
WE the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court Tor the Dis
trict ofChtenden commissioners to receive examine
and ADJUST the claims and demands of all persons,
against the estate of WILLIAM p. BUkNHAM
alias SOLOMON WHEATON,, late of Burlington,
IN SAID District, deceased, represented nsovent,
and also all clams and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; and six months from the day of the
date hereof being allowed by said Court for that pur.
pose we do therefore hereby give notice. that we will
attend TO the business OF appointment, at the
Office of Geo X. Pait in Burlington, in said DIS
rlct on the first Mondays of January and Fehruaty
ruary next at 10 O'clock, A. NJ. on each of sad days
Dated this 4th day of November, A. ID. 1915
JOIN \. PoMRoY. Comm.
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New Arrival.

uNHE subscriber having just returned from marke
Il with new supply OF goods, for Ladies dresses
cloaks, colored satins for bonnets, with variety
cloak, Dress and bonnet trimmings. &c. For Gentle
mems wear, cloths cassimeres velvets and vesings
lso good assortment Of famlv Groceries of a SUI e
rior quality, all Of which will be sold as cheap as tn
cheapest. To which he would respectfully solicit the
attention Of friends and purchasers.
DANIEL KERN.
Church st. Burlington, W. Nov. IL, 1915. 2im2
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A. EDW AR DS'
CHEAP CASH
B O o * s II o IL Il .


A general assortment OF School,
Classical and Miscellaneous Books and Stationery
at CITY PRICES.
Western CIearings; by Mrs. C. NJ. Kirkland
author of NEW Home" &c. Doc
The Rhine by Victor Hugo, 2 vols. Is
Father Ripa,s re,idence at The Court of pesin in
the service Of the Emperor of China. 37a
The Raven and other Poems by Edgar A. Poe.
Only a Fiddler and o. r.; BY the author Of the
"lmprovisatore," translated by Mary Howe,t
Cosmos; No. 9, by lyon Humboldt" 1871
For $40, waltons Vermont Register,
Woodstock do
Farmers, Agricultural. Comic and Pocket Almanacs.
Games and Amuscments.
THE National Game Of the AMERICAN EAGLE.
The RACE OF IMPROVEMENT, by the Author of the
Game of Dr. Busby.
The MISSIONARY CAMFAfGN.
The laughablo Game of WHAT p'YE Buy-By Prof
Punch.
The Strife of Genus-By Lady.
Game of Master Rodbury and his Pupils.
Improved Game of DR.. Busby.
Cards of the Mag, for ascertaning any Lady's Name
or:.Age.
New York Counting Cards and Numerical Games
Comic Coton Cards and Comic Conversation do
Chess Men-from ST. 10 $4,000.
Back Cannon Boards, three sizes.
Regisfcrs!!
VERMONT Almanac and Statistical Register for
1876.
THE VISION; or He'll. Purgatory, and Paradise, OF
DAsTn AL,onrnrr Translated by the Rev. Henry
Francis Carey, A. NJ, with the life of Dante Chro.
biological view of his Age-ad1onal Notes and
Index, with IL Engravings,-1 VOL $3.50
Memoirs of ant American Lady, with Sketches Of
Manners and Scenery IN America Us they existed
previous to the Revolution. BY Mrs. Grant. SOC
The English Dramatic Poets. BY Charles Lamb
2 v)ls. LOO
The Groves Of Barney. BY Mrs. s. c. Hall. Csc
Minstrel Love. BY the Author of Wild Love- Csc
Cheap Music for the Piano, new supply
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ROX AND SULTANA RASINS, CITRCN,
- Mace. Currants, Prunes, Almonds &c.
Nov. 90 1915. A. S. DEWEY
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Stray Steers.

HAME into the enclosure ofthe Subscriber in Sen,
" last. a Red two year old Sieer-and also on he
LIST inst Red ye,rling Steer. The owner is reoues,
ed TO oveproPery pay charges nd take them swsv
Charlotte, Nov. Is, as 2ara
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Estray,

( .hmh mo the enclosure OF the subscriber about
owner Is requested to prove property, pay charges,
Burlington Nov, 2s, Ie45.
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MOUNT IDA SNUFF MILL, TOBACCO
AND CIGAR
EACEORYI

MOUNT IDA SNUFF MILL, TOBACCO
AND CIGAR
MANUEACIORY!
Warehouse No. -95 Rver-street, Troy, opposite the
Steam Boat Wharf.
THE undersigned has, during the past year, re-
l. moved his Snuff Nj and Manufac Tor y 10 the city
of Troy for The pursose Of using a water power Of
greater magnitude and permanent supply He is now
prepared to execute with despatch orders for Snuff
Tobacco and Cigars to any extent.
THE SNUFF
is Of perfect stand the test Of any
climate without becoming heated or sour or loosing
its perfume warranted equal in every respect TO the
most approved manufacture offered, or no sale. All
the varieties of coarse and fne-plain scented-in
bulk by the barrel or in jars and bottles a. wanted.
THE TOBACCO.
both for chewing and smoking, is manufactured ex-
cluslvey from old leaf Of choice flavor and quality.
The smoking cut is as fine as chewing-ALL LONG
CUT-well dressed-FREE FROM SHors and DUST
and in this particular alone, is different from every
'''''' '"'"'''''' CIGARS.
from "a TO $50 per NJ. are manufactured from Ha.
vana, Cuba Florida, and other Tobacco-of the vari.
Gus style Of Regalia, La Norma. Panatea, &c. &c,
at prices below any other mandatory.
list Of Reduced Prices made 10 conform TO the low
rates at which Pedars are vending the product OF the
various manufacore through the country are pre-.
pared for distribution, and will be furnished on apple
cation.
Goods delivered to vessels or stores in the city
New York on board of canal boats or at the Rail.
road depot in Troy free of expense Of carriage river
freight. EDWARD ROOME
Troy N. Y. Nov. T. 1915. 23w4
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Gonlands Loiion Gomauls Powder, Subtle, Jones
Chemical Wash and Soaps Pate d. Amade, Pearl
Powder, Circa, sian Lymph, Super French Rouge,
Prepared Chalk, &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-28

GEO. A. LEN, has left town. 10 be absent
~ through the winter. and has left his business
in rel,,ion ,hc1n ~mo %h IL, "1 'n"s
Nov, 10, 1915. GEO. A. ALLEN,
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G.. +. Stamford g. Co.

HAVING returned from New York with Goods
for the fourth time this season, would remind the
public that they have larger stock of staple and fan
ware, Looking Glasses, Paper Haneinps, Buffalo
Robes Muffs, &c than they were ever able 10 offer
before
N. B. No "Auction Gools," and no red flag hut
such prices may perhaps prove not less attractive
than either. Purchasers are solicited 10 call and ex.
anime for themselves.
Burlington, Nov. 5, l645.
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ELECTRICITY!!
TWO RAILROADS TO BOSTON,


STEAM BOAT FARE CHEAP.
THE great increased demand for Goods at the
L Cheap Cash Store, kept by the Peoples Agent,
II o W A r D,
induced hun again to go 10 New York, being the sixth
time since April from which he has brought hitll-
erto unsurpassed splendid Stock of Merchandise,
suited to the use and desire OF the People and prices
which with but one ariIcIe, say Brown Cotton Cloth,
are oil lower than before known. However, upon
reflection is all perfectly consistent and RATIONAL for
an era is Just commencing in which microscopic
view discerns germs indicating Improvements sufii
Gent TO engage several hitherto dormant Phrenologi
cal bumps, that when put into will give multitude
nous additional employment, and IN the unfolding
show way TO sustain myriads of beings where now
but few thought capable Of existing on this beau
tiful earth. OF some of the now wonderful none
but yet predict the consequences for by the electrical
Telegraph thought at the western shore of the
Atlantic Ocean may be-as soon expressed at the
tern shore of the Pacific il could be written down
by nm amanuenss by the side Of the speaker. And
also, by electricity and a seed deposited one day
affords for the table vegetable the next, and fur
ther by sllmnent is produced lha, quadruples the
production OF the fields thus supplying lalor food,
and enjoyment for all the People The whole sum
and substance Of which is that HOWARD has got
goods and sells them cheap 10 the people and then
puts the money in the Bank 10 be again used for their
benefit.
Nov. l4lh, ls45. "a
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Messrs. Brinsmaid g. Brothers.
A RE opening very decent stock of Goods Gold
n Silver, Steel, Brass, German Silver, Wood Iron,
Britannia Metal &c. sc.
Looking Glasses.
An assortment Of Glasses Of all sizes mahogany
and gilt paned ones Of large sizes, Looking Glasses
and Clocks by the dozen or single.
We have added very many articles Our as
sortment will be found pretty good considering, and
hope no man, woman child, who has the least de-
sire to see what is 10 be seen amongst the variety
will be deferred from looking it through it will not
hurt the Goods and such persons only lose their
time if they do not buy, If they do buy We hope to
give an equivalent for cash left deposit with us
farther particulars after Thank gving in the mean
time do not forget that
Variety is the spice Of life
Which gives it all its flav r."
GolI Watches as low as some persons soil Silver
ones. "a BRINSMAID e. BROTHERS,.
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STATE or VERMONT, } WHEREAS. MARY

s ca,en 1r csHny WHEIsfEAa o NARY y
Burlington in SAID county, has this day presented 10
me her petition, IN writing, addressed TO the Hon.
supreme Court OF Jdlcaiure next to lie held ar Bur.
ngton, within AMI tor sad county Of Chtenden, on
the Monday next preceding the first Tuesday IN Jan.
uary A. d. lS46. setting forth that on the 26lh day
OF Sept. 1884, al said Burlington, where She then r..
,ideo she was awf lily married 10 William G. Holt !;
that, soon after such marriage they removed on, of
this state and afterwards became e,dens Of POUCH.
keepse in the state Of New York that from the time
OF such marriage to the Sh day of Nav 1872 she
the SAID Mary Jane, lived with the said William G. IN
full Observance OF the marriage contract on her mart
that on the day and year last aforesaid, al Pourh-
keep>lc aforesaid, where the parties then resided The
said William G. wully deserted her, leaving her,
with three small children wholly de ,tiluie OF any
means OF support; that since that time 10 the day OF
the date hereof the said William G. has resided mostly
IN ST. LOUIS and New Orleans, and has never return
ed to his family furnished either the said Mary
Jane or his and her children with any means OF
support. and has wiy refused so TO do tina, in
May, l5i3, the said Mary Jane, being wholly des.
tu'e OF the means of support, removed with her SAID
children, from said P'mghleepsie 10 said Burlington
and that she has ever since resided and still resides
with her parents in SAID Burlington and has resided
there for more than Two years las, past and piaying
that the bonds of ma,rlmony between her and the
said William G.. may be dissolved aereeably 10 the
statute in such case made and provided.
And II lelng made 10 appear to me that the sa id
William G: resides out Of the state; IL is ordered
that the said Mary Jane cause him to lie notified of
The tendency OF said petition in said Supreme Court
by publication of this ORDER containing the SUI stance
of her said petition three weeks in The
Burlington Free Press, a newspaper printed in said
Burlington, the last OF which publications. TO be a,
least TWO weeks previous 10 the next stated session
OF sald court IN said Chltienden County
Given under my hand at said Burlington. this 2Ol
day Of November, a. y. 1915.
MILO l.. BENNETT
z6wS Judge ofhe Supreme Court.
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MUSIC g. DANCING,

N X. D. ID. PKOVAND1E, grateful for the
Nl very liberal patronage he has formerly received
from the Ladies and Gentlemen of Burlington as
Teacher, takes this method ofiniormng them that he
will open school in the above accomplished arts so
soon as sufficient number Of pupils can be obtained
Having lately visited The principal cities in the Union
he will teach such dances a. is most practiced in the
genteel ballroom.
N. B-Mr. P. will provide music for public and
private parties. Nov. 20, 1S45.
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ED Mills
rS
HIRAM PIERsoY,
and his trustee
;HITrESDEN CoUSTy CouRr,
October Term, 1916.

DAVID HAZARD. IN this cause Ed Mll.!of Shell
burn, IN Chltlendcn County, a, the March Term of
this Court, A.. J.. 1915 brings his suit agans, Hiram
rierson, formerly OF sad Shelturn, but now gone TO
paris Unknown ont of this State, declaring on a mole
dated 81 April ls40, for $40 and interest, PAYABLE 10
y. H. Murray IN two years from the LIST OF January
'her next, and summoning David Hazard as Trustee
o' sa'd rierson. And II appearing TO the Court that
IN. sad Hiram Pierson has not had persona al noce
OF the pc nency of sad suit the usual order OF notice
was made by the Court al The Term last aforesad
ana the sad cause was continued 10 this term, when
appearing ha, said Plerson has no, had notice Of
said suit, either by publication or in person.
THEREFORE,, il is ordered by the Court that the
sad cause lie continued and that the defendant Pier
son, have notice fhe pendency Of this writ by pub
IIshng the substance OF the plaintih. suit, in the
Free Press, a newspaper printed at Burlington, in
SAID county, three weeks successfully, the last OF
sad TO be at least twenty days before the
next March term OF Ibis Court.
Dated at Burlington. November 25, Is45.
70 Z. A. STANSBURY, Clerk.
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w II

A RE now receiving nj our new store, corner of
AsMdin and Water Streets, our winter supply of
Goods which we are prepared offer to the public at
such prices as will ensure Tor them ready sale To
the Ladies we have to offer rich and beautiful as.
sorment of Prints selected with much care, and of
the latest and most fashionable styles. Also,-Cash
meres, Mouscllne de LANES, blue black and plaid
alpaccas, chusans, ginghams, bombaznes, bleoched
mnsins lawns, linens corded skirts, damask nap
kins, table covers velvet, diaper, linen towels, white
red and canton fiannels, apron checks, alpaca ard
polka aprons, cambrcs, brown hollands, sllesa, ho-
sery, mitts and gloves, worsted and mexican boas,
grecan scarfs shawls various styles, muffiers rib.
bons, laces, needles, hooks and eyes pins silk thread
tape, twist, combs. cotton yarn waddng, batting,
licking, &c &c. To Gentlemen, beaver cloths, broad
cloths, cassimeres, vesngs shirts, drawers, bosoms
and lars, silk and cotton handkerchief. cravats
suspenders, gloves and mitens OF various kinds no.
sery, flannels, brown and bleached cotons, pant
coat, vest and shirt buttons, mutflers &c. &c.
The selection of Groceries has been made with es
pecial reference to the wants of families, and
pecifuly solicit call from those requiring supplies
confident that we can furnish them at satisfactory
prices, with every thing requisite and of the choicest
kind
We have replenished our stock of CROCKERY
and GLASS WARE, and our assortment is now
complete. In this line we "succumb" to no dealer
as i regards price and quality
I've, We would also beg to intimate that we keep
VOODEN WARE, too, at pedars prices, and can
furnish almost every article in this line for very
small quantity Of money, and all
WARRANTED.
To sum up ALL we have the arrogance 10 believe thai,
we have in store stock Of goods well selected as
any stock in town, bought as low and will be sold as
low, and we appeal TO the public to give us an oppor-
tunlty 10 prove the truth Of the assertion. In con.
clusion we would jog the memory Of The
FARMERS
in relation to former advertisement, of ours wherein
we promised to pay them the highest market price for
their produce1n goods. at prices as low as can be Of
Tered IN this region. We shall fulfil our promises
l.. q c. f. FOLLETT.
Burlington Nov 49, lS45. "a
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G. F. DAVEY,
& COUNsELLOR at LAW,
f1EETTvL,

That formerly occupied BY Charles Adams, ESQ.
who also will be occasionally present for the trans.
action Of whatever legal business he u,ay still b,
pleased to attend to. 2O.tf
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Now is the Time |!

EOR the nice Water. proof Backing; Paste and
i, Vnrnsh misunderstanding
w axes, &c &c. At Wholesale and Retail by
24tf PECK & SPEAR.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that have renquished
~ to my son. Nathaniel T. Bailey, IT,, the balance
Of his minority with full power TO act and contract
for himself, and that shall hereafter claim none Of
his earnings, nor hold myself responsible for his acts
NATHANIEL T. BAILEY.
Milton. Nov lSa5
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Notice.

Notice.
from date all persons are requested that
i " are indebted to the undersigned 10 come for
ward and pay their respective dues, or collection
iciH be made without reserve.
r. B. KELLOGG.
burlington Nov. g. lS45
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Counter Seal s.

THE subscribers have been appointed agents for
L the sale of A. Sloan's counter scales. They
have now on hand large supply which they will sell
at less than half the cost Of those generally in use,
and equay as good.
L. & c. E. FOLLETT.
Burlington, Nov. 10, 1915. "a
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NEW YORK and BOSTON
SHOE STORE.
THE subscriber offers to The Ladies and Gentlemen
l. of Burlington. and to the public at large, the fol-
lowing stock of Goods which he will sell on terms
which will satisfy the buyer, for Cash.
For Ladies' Wear.
Satin Slips, White French Kid Slips, Black do do do,
Buskins and Half Caters, Walking Shoes and Buskns
Calf Boots and Shoes Rubber over shoes fur bound,
Rubber Bootees fur bound. Misses Cater Boots,
Morocco and Calf Boots, Walking Shoes, KID Slips of
all kinds Misses fur bound Rubhers Common do,
Childrens Boots and Shoes of all descriptions.
For Gentlemen's Wear.
Napolean Boots, Water Proof do Light Calf do Fish.
ing do, Thick Boots of all kinds, Boys thin and thick
Boots, Booees OF all kinds, Boys thin and thick Shoes.
And an article which is entirely new for gentlemen,
"Calf over Shoes tanned with the hair on This is
the best article extant and needs no recommend but
themselves. The above articles with others too nu-
merous to mention, will be sold by the subscriber, on
Church Street cheaper than can be bought at any
other store in burlington in the state, he feels
ed that with his extensive stool, Of Boots and shoes
no one will 60 away front his store withou, making
satisfactory trade.
REUBEN BATCHELDER.
Burlinpton Nov, q. lS45. 26w3
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JERICHO ACADEMY.

JER1CH0 ACADEMY.
A" INTER TERN commences on the first Wed.
w nesday of December.
TEACHERS.
ALEXANDER MILLER, Principal.
EDWARD r. s. MILLER Asst PrincipnI
ing and Painting, und The French Language.
TEACHERS DEPARTMENT..
A limited experiment with teachers class during
the past term has shown concusively the adj.
vsntsges TO be derived from establishing a depart.
therefore to commence the present term with regular
daily exercises TO continue through the year ; con-
sisng Of careful rehearsal of the principles of the
English Language, in all its parts and with design
10 present all the advantages OF o normal school,
Those who would prepare themselves for teaching
ere invited 10 make the experiment.
Jercbo Centre, Nov. Oath, le55 26w3
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PREPARE FOR
Thanksgiving, Christmas and
New. Yaarc

A LII those want OF Dried Curran,s. Citron
IA RAIsIss SEEDLEss, Figs, Prunes, Mace, Mi.
megs, Gloves, Cinnamon, Pepper, Sage and O her
herbs for seasoning; Also. Sardines, Mustard Bird
and Brothers where may be found a large and ex-
ceenI assortment Of the above perfectly fresh from
New-York. ''
Burlington, Nov, 90, ls45 o.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-28
Tin Plates. &c.

Tin Plates, &c.
100 Boxes Tin Plates, l3 X and extra sizes.
1<U 100 boxes Canada Plates,
40 packs Russia and English Sheet Iron
asst. Nos
800 lbs Sheet Copper,
go Bd's. Iron Wire, asst.
1000 lbs Sheet Zinc, Copper bolt, Blk and
Timed Rivets, with general assortment Of Timers
Goods STRONG'S e. Co.
Nov. Is. AS. 26
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-28

JUST Received from the Publishers and for sale b,
y the subscriber, n large quantity Of Swetts Gram
mar, an English Grammar compreheuding the prin
cples and rules Of the language illustrated by sp
propriate exercises on the basis OF Murray.
Thompson's Seasons, icioral, do
Essay on Man, Pictorial Primmer
North American Arilhme- Smiths Grammar,
tic, Bulion's practical lesson
LIST, 3D. and Sd class Read in English Grammar,
ers Buion's English Gram
Progressive Primer, mar
Lemprie's classical Die Rhetorical Reader,
uonary, Adams Arithmetic,
Worcester's Dictionary, Davies, do
Websier's do Smiths do
Webser's Elementary do Greenleaf's do
Worcester's History, Davies Algebrs,
Wizards History Of u. s. Days, do
Allison's History OF Eu- Bridges do
rope, Davies Bardon,
Elementary spelling Book, do Legendre
North American do do Surveying,
National, do do Geometry,
Also on hand large stock Of Blank Books mad
from the best Linen Paper and warranted BanI
Books made TO order on short notice. and ruled !,
any pattern. STEVENS WOODS.
Burlington, Nov s, le4S,
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Found !

IN Monday evening, near the foot OF Main Street,
~ SHAWL, which the owner can have by calling
at L. g. C. L. FOLLETT'S
Nov. &c, AS. Waller Street.
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NEW GOODS.

Rags! Rags J!
DIAPER RAGS taken in exchange for School
l. Books bv S. WOODS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-28
Lamp Oil.

Lamp VII.
OOOfl Gs. bleeched and natural Winter and
Fall Sperm Oil, warranted pure, for Sale,
Nov. Is, AS. (26) by STRONG'S q Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-28
For the Teeth.

Ambrosial Orris Toolh Wash, ORR, Too'h Paste
Chlorine tooth Wash, Violet and Rose tooth Powder
Bark for strengthening the Gums, and grea, variety
Of Tooth Powders.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-28
aints and OIL.

. Tons White Lead, dry, and in Oil, Pure Extra
= No. |. venitian Red. French Yellow Verdigrls
Whiting, Red Lead, Spirits Turpenne Putty, Var.
nish Litharge TIMBER also Lint Seed Oil.
Nov. IA, '45. l26l STRONG'S & Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-28
Hair Oils and Pomatuns.

Bears Oil, Buffalo Oil, Me.assar Oil, Ok Marrow
Pomade Antrsue Oil, Ciprian Hair Tonic Rose Hair
Oil, Balm Of Columbia and other Preparations for
restoring and beautifying the Hair.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-28

ERESH SODA and WINE BISCUIT, Lemon
l. and Pic Mic Crackers-Also, Superior Boston
crackers. A. 5. DEWEY.