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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-21
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nsu oIs grscutcren BON Der NiuterlafIrnfdaft
ces oeritcrtenen george 9. @tfens
hart B. icstbin bon BeIsnbur9 Gaunid,ip,
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eiejeuigen batcr, rnrldle nod, an befagte 0ins
terlniIrnlhaft itulci9 fno, mereen hiermit
arf9cforccrt inuerbaIb eret Uesuaten abiubes
,ohlcn-uub Solde cie ncd, rcd,tmdsi9e Sors
Srrun9cn an 9cmeicete cinteriaGenfd,aft has
ben, betietcn ihre Hcdlnunaen cbenfallS ins
nerboIb 9cnannter 3eit trrblteiidtiat einsu'
bringcn, ait
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Januar ]. na6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-01-21
SreiIer,

8 W2dtaocup Secretdr6, bon allcn Vrrifcn,
10 Scioboaro6, DO 20 20
40 8ettlielIer, ocn alien Scrtcn II. preiien,
IL Speiietifde DO DO Go
20 Nriltitifnft1e, 90 90 Do
4 &leiberfdlrdHfe, 90 60 DO
10 8ldcnitrinfe, 70 90 DO
6 @drsS6bles, 90 DO DO
naar scprliterte Scfas, 90 30
. Stuble, 90 DO
2 " SdaufcIitible, DO
Is Gdfhrdnte, BON allen Scrtcn II. Yrciicu
4 Spicqel, DO 90 Go
3 Viidcritrdnfe, CO Go 60
% @entersGdteIs, NIT Wota9cnY II. Mars
bel 9pb6, 90 20 DO
2 @aIchlldnes, nit Warbel Tcbs 90
2 Ietteitrf NIT Warbel Iobs Go 60
2 DrcssSureaus, DO DO DO
uno Elm 9rcses nno autes 9lfTortrmcnt Sads
5rS9c, StdueS, 98ic9cn, flcirc SettftelIen,
II. {. no, rprIhes alIcs er all Yhilaoetpbiacr
prciicn su ocrfaufcu Geirnncu it,
9lle ole obide 9rtifcl mcrcen aud, duf Be-
1cOuuQ, ouf bic fiirsefte 9lnseiQe perferti0t
Slifarteit, Die in fcin Sod etnidld9t, iptre
ebenfall6 itue1l uno pilnftlid, beIorat.
SIR 9encdcuc &unbihaft lit CIR lcbr oanf:
bar, uuo miro id, fcrnerbiu fudten, ccrieIbcn
curd billi9e preiic uno quite 9lrtifcl, in cuer
wciteren 9Iusoebnun9, piirci9 81 MAIDEN.
Salomcn Ylanf.
aGcntaun, Sctcbcr Is, nqtu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30
Old Rough and Ready.

A letter from Washington SAYS :-Rumor
says Old Rough and Ready has written long
epistle to Young Hickory, (Polk) that he has
gone far enough into Mexico for all useful pur-
poses, that he has found no gold mines or boxes
of diamonds i'll the chapparal> but his men
keep up the old habit of getting hungry at least
once in twenty-tour hours that he has neither
horses, nor mules jackasses, nor niggcrs, nor
Wagons, nor carts nor bread. nor pork, nor
beef nor whiskey. nor'meal, nor flour, nor coffee.
nor sugar. nor salt. nor potatoes, nor corn. (and
he puts in word to the Secretary of War, about
the necessity of patching pantaloons sometimes. }
and that should he get safely into Sultillo
he will stay there unless the department send
him the miscellaneous articles herein before
mentioned.
And he talks too. IF certain MONEYS. and of
the difficulty Of passing territory drafts in the
English tongue. amonga people who speak only
an Indifferent Spanish. Report whispers. too,
that Mr.. Polk and his councillors, especially
Marcy and Walker. are sorely pcrpleXed thereat
while Buchanan says that the matter had better
have been left to him to negotiate because if
he did not get 81 40 of the British he is certain
that he could bully il out of the NpXicanS.
p. s. Father Richie has cleaned ont all
cavilling upon the Oregon questionable has
clearly established the three following PROPOSE
tons -
|. That Mr., Polk began with 81 TO-
2. That though he offered ~, and signed
4o-still,
3. That he never has BEEN and never can be
satisfied with anything short OF 81 40 especially
in respect of McXico.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30
Wistar's Ra'sam of wild Cherry.
lhe grrnt remedy Tor
U . n y VI u Il q N.

And the best Medicine known to man for Asthma Of
every stage, LAYER Complaints, Bronchitis Influenza,
ooueils, Gods, Bleeding OF the Lungs, Shortness OF
breath pans and weakness in the side, breast, &c
aud all other Diseases Of the PULMONARY ORGANS.
very important disease over which this "Balsan'
eAefIS very powerful influence, is that OF DISEASED
LIVER.
In this complaint it has undoubtedly proved more
eilchclo0s than any remedy hitherto employed and
IN numerous 1Hc"s when patients had cndurctIUrg
an severe sui nag from l.e disease VI L &C v
~! ne irtst I,ucht irOn various rcnedi Dad when
MERCURY had been rc.oitrd to in v..l. ne use Of
TIN, u 'IsaIl has restored tn Liver h ahy action,
and IN many Instances eff iERNANENr Ct RS, after
effect
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the diseases above
mentioned, We also lind it very Ell ctua remedy in
ASTHMA, complaint in winch II has been extensively
sfiWth decided success even in cases Of years stand
Ing.
1t not only emnnat from regular Physician, but
mas also been well tc-tc n all Nh" complaints Tor which
1t Is recommended 1t is not my insenton, therefore.
cllh'r 70 coax IT IN mystery, or III any way deceive
me pulhc ny cseriatng li- virtues on Vi" contrary,
shall SIMPLY enIeayu' to gi,e hrel statement Of It's
usefulness, and u.rng myself lhr, it, prsug Gill
cry VIII email" me o. tuHl-u such proofs ut it, tues
a vii s'nsy tie moa ncTedu.ou- tha' Consumption
may and Can Ill CURED" if ths mediciue be rescr,ed
tom time.
There is perhaps no disease with which oar cour.
Try Is ait cited. wcI @'eps off annually 50 many VIC
TINS, as that r." dy- oyer OF the human race Con
sumption Day ate. ly. year after year the insaate
monster hurrirs TO the potas OF the cold aud silent
tomb fresh added victims 10 it, conquest No walk of
life l. sacred from it, b.ightng Influence No age is
exempt from IT. deata-de,m1 shafts The Oh the
mnlde-oIcd and the young an alike, food for this
common enemy OF mankind. The white :haircd pa
traich, whose lie OF Temperance has rendered his
tenn mpelyious tine alta, is OF other its and whose
good deeds prepared han tor the cniov.ncnt OF lies
''m evening, hnds consumption fastening its ia -
upon ms 'lais and t'arin! hlm from world ever
spent,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30

on English manila.
think erroneous, or Of very limited application. \
The unclean condition of American Woods. is
undoubtedly the most serious obstacle to their
introduction in England. but nowhere is property
20 carefully examined and so correctly estimated
before purchasing, as IN that country; and no.
where else docs good article of its kind, in
good condition. bring so high relative price
and nowhere are such heavy deductions made
and allowed for fraud and i'll condition. This
.reat care and vigilance in purchasing. and an
intimate knowledge of the qualities and proper
lies of the various kinds of wool, have long
been the main advantage which enables the En-
glish manufacturers to succeed in competition
with all the world: and whoever thinks it easy
to deceive them in the condition or value of wool.
can scarcely labor under greater mistake.
A similar result is fast approaching in this
country Our New Scale of Government pro-
lection, and the introduction Of cheap bread into
England, place the Manufacturers of the two
countries too nearly on level to permit the pur-
chase of wool here in the careless. senSeless
manner heretofore adopted and those who are
easily victimised by the frauds You name. are
incompetent now to conduct a manufacturing
establishment. and utterly unworthy of credit
The consumption of England is about two
hundred millions OF pounds annually three
.nd ,bo ho,a,oo :, ;rssnor,od fron, c,ar,. eli.
n,a,o ~ tho osr,h dntr f,on No,,,v ali This
,ast ,n,orn, i r,,orod ;,,n ,bo rroof wool mar.
,o,s ~ ,bo i;n,-In,, ava thor, -, hcst scinnrc.
,rJ ill, ,,J ;,J,,,nont Of rho ,r,de is exercised
at leisure, in purchasing at the proper scale of
price, every grade and description; and whoever
varies theretrom, in this country or elsewhere.
ia ignorant or Needless enough to place his in
d,;dr.l ;nd,rmnnt ,,,,irst tho combined science
md sk;ll NJ tLo woriJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30
fNlIE PILES! 4 Cure FOR LIFE GUAR


E'by t,r th. cr ot p1 4 ~ 10, ~ W.. NJ
mi S,Ian I,iia, C, ,r,i IN .,.r ~
he -,,,orb A. 4 i,,,. % b. ~ '' t,i Va
inat,ry ,,,' V,rsi RI,,,.,i -. '''I.'' az
Blood: W,aIu,.. anil ,,t'al,,,i, n nj th, = ana
t,,r the rlif ~ ,,rr,J i; Va '''0 'ie N11
Tim Vr.r~,rrr IN, I.it,'r,.,r,. ;,,..-.,.l Ia, n,
\. [ ynaw, a u,,,I, r1..t1J ,hv-ri,n OF NJ AK
citv i, the ,uly rrnIy 4,go-, iri,, IL. tnr I'M Iar
g,iou- and MI .u.,lu, ;n, Ei.cs r.
ed to the American pubic
Mark this il j. an {lieyurI Rrmr}y-nof m ,,yter
nal ap.,catlon and IS ID curr ann. cas-. of ,1. pils
tlhgl bleeding or b. ld inform. of exfr-u.,. . md
probably the uniy thing tat viii 'rhe,e r.. ma r,.-,als
Dou' IT, Il is posi-, IL, cur.-,l,e,i a,, te,,go,e,,
It Is also a lyrn,ent medicine to take and improves
the general health IN remarkable luUrr.r
Each Boz ,Ji.tliu, t~r.e doses q, - ~. nor do..
1t i very uu vt -, opcraLuu. anu tue. ,e aiken in
uses q. tine most aaut intallu!au,,,- ..st aiIIoar
Al external appl' at.u.s a.e IN Tie b. So ,rIso DIS.
luerat'c lniouv-rie {, and ul..siye. .la dom th,
very nature OF thr dis .a- temporary IN II. ,tctg
lhi NeIlcIe attacks III, disc, * at us $ l..s and
remorns tie cause renders the cure certain and per-
maucnt.
IyrIA1NAroRy DISEASES Although the Elec,rarv
was originally prepared Tor the cure tho
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30

CONSIDERATION FOR OrEGoN.--A very impose
ing ceremony took place on Sunday morning
last in the Roman Catholic Cathedral at Mott
real--the eleva'ng to the Episcopal dignity OF
the Rev. Mr.. blanchet, one o. the canons. who
was nominated at Rome for ,he Office of Arch
bishop of Oregon. His title is "Archbshop of
WalaWalla." Seven docrses are now formed
in Oregon, and professionally three prelates SUI
perintend them the Archbishop and two Bish-
OIs - Now OK Com ADV.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30
TjlE 40 rIiEP'S REAIEF.

OR FEMALE ENCENTRiS.
THIS valuable and highly appreciated Medicine
L was obtained from an INDIAN DlcrREss. in the
Valley OF the Columbia River, Oregon, and since its
introduction into civilized lie has been OF more bcne-
lit to the human race than all other medicines ever
our mothers from Eve 1t will effect quick, easy
delivery that no other medicine will except what the
red women OF the forest use, that is congenal with ma
tlre The patient will get abou, in half OF the time
they do treated in the old way
Ii is a sure preventative of Broken Breasts and
chdbred ever and the proprietor Is willing to WAR
RANT a cure to all who may have occasion for It's
use. Those who have been imposed upon by Quacks
and Quack nostrums, and have the natural fear OF a
second imposition, can be referred to some OF the most
respectable families in the town.
All orders from dlsadce, post paid will be attend
ed to upon the shortest notice.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by the Proprietor
Dr. WTllrCllER, and by Harrington y Brother,
Agents.
Burlington VT Sept Is 1916. IL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30

WINOOSKl FALLS GOING AHEAD!
N FLETCHER. FASHION TAILOR. HAS

IL removed shop near BaroW X " Oods stOTr.
where he cons les himself permanently located H."
desires 10 return h.- anccr thanks for the liberal SUP
port he has received since hfs commencement m bu~
ness in the aforesaid city, and hopes by assdulty
business. slitl to merit shnre OF their yoronugr -
Through study and practice in the ant OF Tailoring, he
has discovered new mode OF drafting coats, which l.
unknown to any but huustiL \ correct measurement
is ACKNOWLEDGED by all the trade To be the only mean
OF cn~lru1 complete "iil- The position 81 the Gus
toner must be- understood. There is mo-, Ta.orwao
can ensure Il complete tit without thus knowledge
d + would inform his customers that he has pur-
chased am ndubitlhla mode OF cleansing garments. Of
all coors aud ct giving them the fresh and Lively APP
pcaruucc they wont TO have IN their earlier day.
CUTTING done 10 order, on the shortest notice
and warranted To III, II properly made up Boys
lJr,sscs. and Ladies' Riding Habits, made according
To fashion ur fancy
Winoo-kl Falls, July |, 1916.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30
- OF SUFFERING Hduhull.
lSigncdj LEOPOLD DUPRAY, Pres "
Then comes the report 1.-THE 'Socete de Institute

Then comes the report o the Soclete de lnstltutc.
OF scientific experiments.
We are a-iouli ted cxcaims the aged president,
at tins singular preparation r,prinis Italian Chem
ica Soup! Where, indeed, will science stop. lIrie
We have a preparation made in the form OF beaut-
ul piece OF soap, which know by actual pra tlce To
cure every c"taneons eruption every Disagreement of,
and even di-coiored skin! The Negro, tle Creole,
Far West alike under the influence OF lts eXtno-
binary powers of clearing yellow or dlscolured skin,
and making It white and beautiful, and changing the
color OF dark, or black, or brown skin" Uerr several
persons Were brought forward by the president, vino
mad used II, IN proof Of his assertlons)
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30
III ii, MERCHANTS HOTEL 80 AND 4

m MERCHANTS HOTEL 80 AND Al
4 II CaWtidndt 81, right haad side going up from
NORTH HirT 10 BrOadTGy)
The above Hotel has been enlarged this season and
the Proprietor hopes to accommodate more Vermont
customers. H. regrets his being obliged to turn of
80 many the past fall aud spring,
lis accommodations are now more ample, and he
trusts they will be found satisfactory business men
Terms, 81 a5 per day-.S7 per week The Burlington
Free Press is kept on File al this liouse
WM, MUlRHEAD.
We stop, when in New York at the Merchants
Hotel, 80 and II Cortland ST. and find an oLligng
"EJst," polite and attentive servants, good table and
CLEAN rooms and beds. l2m6
BRlNSNAlD * BROTHERS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30

All published statements OF cures performed by this
medicine. are, IN every respect, true.
BEWAEE OF CuUNrrRFE.TS AND LIMITATIONS The an
paraieed and astonishing efficacy OF DR. Wi-tar', Bal
sam OF Wild Cherry in all the dis ascs Tor which ii il
recommended, curing many after the skill OF tie
best physicians was unayailIug has effected large
and lucr aslug demand tor ii. This tact has caused
several unprnciped couuerieers and nni,ators to
pain oil spurious mixtures OF similar name and appear
ance, Tor the genuine BaIsam.
BE careful and get the genuine DR WIsTARS BAL
SAM OF WILD CHlERY None rcnuiae unlrs, signed
by /. BUTTS. Address al. orders To SETH " towLR,
Boston, Mass For sale by PECK \ SPEAR. Bur
LHgtoH: also by W. b. Hatch Wmo,ski Fa.ls
rltt, Hiacs5wgh; Garfield, HiHstoa William
Rhoads, Richmond; Ii. l. Camp, $toice; VI Wires,
tamJIdge; Curtis n Butcher, ST. ANdns: : T Red
Iiu ii lgton, Verseunes: ID Russell lHdfLe5u,v.-
Sold also by Druggists and Agents generally )
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30
PEARL STREET HOUSE.
~ Pedri 81, NcW- York
- THIS SpAtiOtS EST MENI

f; erected Tor the especial accommodation o'
-4>-h- MERCHANTS IN the very centre OF the most
popuous bushes, district ot the city, has passed int
the hands OF the undersigned who have been engaged
during the last Two months IN making such 1dJIuou
ANA Improvements the former condition o the house
seemed to demand To those who have hitherto eN-
tended their patronage this Hotel must be- obvious
that, IN some particulars the management was sus-
ceptibe To improvement and without entering into
details they will simply state that where such ne
cessary neither expense nor labor has been spared
The Dinner hour has been changed from 2 to !
oclock-a Dinner is also served al o'clock IN the La
dies Ordinary.
With the most careful attention to the comfort OF
ysiters in every department OF the house. the Propre-
tons hope to receive and respectfully solicit liberal
support
NIB A Coach will be- found at the principal
Steamboat Piers to convey passengers 10 and from
the Hotel. ..
SAMUEL C. BISHOP.
WN. +, LEONARD,
New York July, 1876. em3
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There are probably few persons ofinlegence who,
after reading the above, will doubt the qualities OF
JONES ITALIAN CHEMICAL soar, in cur
ing Euptions, Disbursements frccklrs, salt Rhcum,
Scuryy Erisypeas, Sunbun, Morphcw, Tan, yellow
or Crown skin, &c. Should there bc such perhaps
the following recommendations, as well as hundreds
from others, may convince them.
From the New Orleans Sentinel
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30

Il DIFNNTHI II
To cure Emptlons and Dsigurements OF the skin
Pimpcs, Freckles. Sunbuln Salt Rhcum, Scurvy
Sore Heads, etc etc. etc.
-Four years ago last August the capital OF France
astolshed in consequence OF discovery made by
an ltalian Chemist Many doubied--it seemed almost
an lmpossiby that any thing made by the hands OF
man, could have such sin Iuar powers as that claimed
by Antonio Ncsprini for his invention. Many classcd
him and invention humbug, land ans many fool :
s persons without trying, do the SINE dow , at length
after testing in the hospitals, the Medical Society OF
Paris (the best Chemists in the woid) delivered the
follow ing report to Sgnor VcspHn =
1--WE have now infinitely and earthly examined the
singular invention of Vesprini. We have analysed its
component parts-we have used it in several cases
and we hesitate not to pronounce it (the Italian Chcml
cal Soap) as great blessing, and truly wonderful
remedy Tor any bat1neous eruption or Disagreement OF
the skin It's inventor consider the true phanthro-
pist OF suffering mankind. -
(SigneD LEOPOLD DUPREG, Pres
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.

From the hrcntor himself TO the present Proprietor.
DARIS, November 4, lSi0.-ln consideration OF the
/ sum OF $500, have divuged to Mr. Tr Jones,
residing in the city Of New York, n A. the whole
process OF manufacturing, together with statement OF
the ingredients composing my ltalian Chemical Soap.
lie is manufacture it for sale in the United Stntes
only and to have the privilege oinanng it "JONES'S
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP" .
tSigned) ANTOO NESPRlNI.
Witness, Henry J. Holdsworth.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30
TTUNI IIIt NOV VIItdhs StnlncI.
lgt lSll

One of our subscribers, Mr. II Leonard Informs
us that he has been cared OF old scay Salt Rhcum of
eighteen year, standing, ON his beard fingers and
hands, by cake OF an article much advertised lately
we speak OF Jones Italian Chemical Soap He al
informs us that he has tried its effects on hi,
female slave, Rose yellow gir much mark
ed with sunspos, and he found in two weeks her
skin much clearer and whittier
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30

We make II a rule never to notice an advertised ar
tice but from what have heard from several per
sons respecting the powers oi Jones italian Chemical
Soap We do not hesitate to pronounce 1t all it is rep
resented and can, therefore, consclenously recon-
mend it to our readers who are afflicted with enp-
tons marks or disiigurements.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30
VI. q. Eathbun n 90.
MERCHANT TAlLORS,
N\lT L THEIR FRIENpS TO EN,NllNI

INV VI l. THEIR FRIENDS TO EXAMINE A
l carefully selected assortment OF Cloths Cas,meres
Nc-tlugs and Trimmings
Anon their Cloths may be found super French
B.'yh, Sue Black, Brown, Olive, and all the iashion-
able fancy coors
Their assortment Of Cassimcrcs embraces a variety
of Qualt's OF PLAIN tr Black Doe skins and a great
variety ol Fashionable Fancy
Ic>fifgS fE and embossed Neyrts-lichi and
dark IT, SAh--puin and liz Marseiies- MarseiIles
Vest Shapes, ana great variety OF patterns tor sum
ller wear.
Twecds &c, For Pants-Hea,y Duck and superior
Drilling
Also, Nelf-AdjUSfiHg StOcks-Black. Fancy and
Summer Cmvats Suspenders, Shirts, Bosoms and Col-
lars Lie thread silk black, u'ored, and white hid
Gloves Also, brown and drah Neves and ; rges
NJ q. RAT HBUN,
{. +. WARD.
May II, 1916.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30

Persons in purchasing this, must always ask for
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP. and
perhaps, many who have been cheated with counter
eits II be to much encouragement to try the renu
inc, say TO such, Try this onceyou will not re-
gret it but always see that the name Of T. Jones is
on the wrapper.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30
AT BURLINGTON, VERMONT,
FOLhETr 4 BRADLEY,

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
English & American Bar Bolt, Rod Slit Hoop, and
Band Ion, Pig Iron Tin, Bolt and Sheet Cop
per, Nails, Glass, Plaster Wet n d Gro
ceres, Flour Salt, Burr Mil Stones
Boiling Cloths Sheetings, &c, &c,
anil Commission MercLants, SOUTH WHARF,
Burlington, w. II
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90 Mr.. FIREMAN.. FROM THE CITY OF

90 Mr.. FREMAU. FROM THE CITY OF
.-.A New York. has the pleasure to inform the
1-,.E citizens OF Burlington md vicinity. that he
has opened shop at the room lntely occupied by
]. H. Plut. = doots north OF .ur Warmers store on
Church street. and prepared to do with neatness and
in the best manner all work entrusted to his care in
GLIDING JEW EiRY ~ WATCHES of every
description. making Patent Lever E-capements as
20 vi ia Johnson Robinson Also, Duplex, Lrpine
and all vciticc, &c. All kinds of repairing, selling
pnlois. staff, cylinder wheels, well and neat
can be done in the city OF New York. Music boxes
repaired, AccordIans and Meodians tuned All
work done by his hands.
Mr. +. huying worked in in large establishment
in the city OF New York for two years, and having
previously received good instructions ON an excellent
European workman Is well qualified TO execute the
most difficult work, and he eXhorts the public to place
IN him their confidence and bcsuw upon him share
OF patronage. Refer, Tor information respecting his
Workmanship, to Mess Fellows Van Alsdae and
Cooper, No II, Maiden Lane, \. y.
Burlington, Sept. 3, l'i6 ttl3
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AGENT. Il. A. johnson o COenties slip, N. Y.
PROrRlET0RS.
Foett g. Bradley, Burlington Vt.
Nichols, Burton e. Chttcnden, St Adams, Vt
A. NJ Clark Swanton, Vt
Mark Packages, Merchants l.. y. Line"
Boats directly opposite the Office
All property shipped by the Boats OF this Line, is
accurately weighed. The Boats towcd by steam
on Hudson River, and property forwarded by Steam
on Lake Champlan when desired.
The utmost exerton used to fulfil promises to the
letter IA
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A DEWEY, Retailer of Pork, Flour, Salmon,
a Nnckerel Shad Goldfish, Butter, Lard, \ Proy-
- Generally Also Choice Dry Groceries, Sperm
OIL I'll Sperm & Mould Candles, Vinegar, Died Cur
ants Citron. Raisius, Pepper Sauce, Chocolate
Cocoa, i Stuarts Confectionery. West side oithe
Square. :, ,o.. 10,
Burlington, VI. 1916. I3w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-10-30
Tin Plate, &c.
Oil Meal.

THOSE wishing this excellent article for feed can
be supplied at our Oh Mill at the Falls
Sept e5h, 1916. 70