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The Columbian fountain., 1846-04-02

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PROTECTION.

VvNHE Undersigned. sole agent Of the " Vermont
l. Mutual FIRE Insurance Company for the Dis
tire, of Burlington and Wlnooski Falls, respectfully
announces thai he will receive applications, and effect
insurance on buildings and contents, not extra haz-
ardous, on the most favorable Terms.
II is a,certanei that the classes Of proper
" insured by this company. from The commencement
OF lis opera ions for IS years past have paid on each
800 per year, as follows, viz:
Story Dwelling Houses rated at 4! pr. CT. 50 49,
Stores and Grlst- Mills 10 .35
Taverns IL AZ
Saw-Mlls
Cabine, and Joncr's Shops 20 10
Cohine Il Carding Wolks 80 4" IO5
Black .mmh's Shops
Paper Mills and F.crOres I so " LIS
Il is ov dent that The above are much less than
it has cost the members fany other company known
IN the ned States for the same time.
The Funds Of this Compnn, are cre,ied by Premi-
I'm Notes of The insured secured by lien of Real Es-
or by good personal secnrty and amount about
iva third Of million Of dollars.
Those wishing protection will peose'csll. Office
IN The Cuur House.
LYMAN CUMMINGS, Agent.
Burlington April 80, 1916. ASH
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FARMERS CLUB,
This evening a,74 o'clock subject, Plums
and Cherries.
BRIGHTON MARKET, Msv4,s,s

Al market, 425 Beef Cat lie, (includng so nm sold last
weekly Is pairs work ing oxen, % Cows and cai,as
300 sheep, and 450 Swine. 45O SWINE and 90 n, =
Cattle unsold.
PsIcEs- Beef CaHie--Exua SC IL a G o.. frs,
qualify s. 75a6; second IS 25a5 49, thnd qu,I l.,
q 50a 25.
Working Oren-s70 SIS, ss7 800, and sllO.
(o,ps and Cdires-SaIe- a S22, S25 s!7 aud $40
Sheep-A lot shearej 81 rs 10 So so; Ut not
shared 81 10
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

nNHE Subscribers wi 10 cal The attention OF he
! frrn i OF Agriculture and the Menher> Of the
ioric,IiurlI Socicfy aud nf the Farmers club par
Iiriia, H. 'oa BETTER PLOW Than has ever eiorc
cen O ere IN his market aud 10 convince Won that
we ,reat The truth, when we lay a better Fion we
rarne ,lly invc all 10 call aud exam or then, eve.
We have Pro Nv Il Nears, Centre Draft Sub>ul
SHE idI Sward, One Horse, and ia short, every
variety of pllws mn le BY them. We have nj 20
MALE. Noir.e 4. ua.on'> Plow>, of every descrp-
Iion aud So, G n Sheler>, Chprns, Hoe, 40
aud xneti few day grand as oriment ui Far
ner-, anl q ideners, Implements.
The above atli'.e. are Tor Sale n The store OF T.
W Lowell, y on'> Hmdln :, hurch Suee', Bur
lngton ~ I'm :. Per c, who l. our authorized
Agent, aad who will b. happy !" show them 10 all,
PITKlN & WARE.
Mayl3, 1916. -.. g.! 81
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ETId.C LYNN

III AS received very extensive assortment OF
l. Spring Goods consisting Of a great variety. at
beautiful Lawns, Muslins 81 Gnghams and fev
pieces rich embroidered Swiss Muslin, also Satin
striped do and plain Swiss Muslin.
a large assortment Of Callcoes, Cambricks &c.
Broad Cloths, Ca,simeres Satineiis, Tweeds, Croon
Coatne, Rich Fancy Mersas Il Nalentia Nesting-
Blnck, Green, State & Drab Moreens.
Zephyr worstcd Marking Canvass Purse Tws,
on Spuols and ieks, Steel Purse Mounts & Clasps.
Bag Clasps, Con,s, Tay Tors & CIarks spool thread.
Knitting THREAD q Yarn TIDY Cotton, Batting, Wad-
ding Carpet Warp, Cotton Yarn &c.
w. ]. GOODS-A few chests more Of tina, snpcf.
or Hyson skin Te, Wolsey's:: Sugar, Crush 4
S gar, Brazil d. Brown Sugar, Cote, Cocoon shells,
Ginger & Spices, Preserved Ginger. CitroD, Macearo-
nj &c. &c.
Eur ingion MAY 7, 1876
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NETWORK
WHOLESALE HOUSES,

SPNING TRADE ssIO SoUNIk1 NJ EN-
CHANTS.
WE respectfully ask your attention 10 the follow
w ing reasons why you should make your pur.
chases of good. in the New York market very
frankly confessng it is our desire that you should
do so.
1t must e admitted that from so to 60 per cent Of
all the foreign merchandise which is imported into
this country is received in the port Of New York. OF
there is here the opportunity for the widest
lection. The stock OF goods hand in this city is at
all tunes larger than the united stocks If all the 9th
Eastern cities. II is equally cerIan that New York
is the lef and great iepoi r the minufactu Of
the Eastern and Middle States, and OF the products
of the Western.
The prices of goods in New York, by reason offs
immense supplies and the consequent competition.
necessarily lower, and credits extended on as
liberal a scale as II anv other point.
The Merchants, Manufacturers and Importers
whose addresses are suhJnned prepared t" prove
the ruth of these POSITIONS and will be happy 10 dis
pose Of Their goods terms which will verify all hat
is asserted here.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-15
LEATHER G. FINDINGS STORE.
UnnNHlS

HAS Just received from New York a large and gen.
/ eial ass riment of Leather MoroccDs Kids and
Findings, he found in this State, and will be
sold rs low for cash as can be bought this SHE Of
New York, if You do or do not believe il, cali and
examine quality and prices. Al,o. Tanners Oil, BY
the hbl OF quart. Likewise, Frank Mer's Leather
Prcsorvnrivc and Water Proof Oil Backing. | have
used and sold this Hacking Tor the last 3 years, and
can recommend il 10 the Public as the best article
now IN rand the Leather, soft, plia lie, water
proof and much more durable. IL IS an excellent mr..
ilclc for Carrilge Tops and Harnesses The drec ions
will be found IN the inside of the cover of each Box
for using It on Carriage Tops aud Harnesses.
Pearl Sireer, Burlington May I. 49w3.
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New Watches. &c.

NTESSRS. BRINSMAID& BROTHERS arc re.
vi ceyiug their summer assortment of full Jew.
elIed Gold Lever and Lepine Watches, of English
and other MANUFACTURE; also, Silver Lever Lepne
and Verge Watches, thick and thin, large and small,
nj very reasonable prices. We will sell TO all al as
low prices as they can be had tor IN CITY country
All kinds ofGoods, 10 keep up The vn'isIy constant.
y arriving. Steel Beads and other Steel Goods
BRl\SMAlD If BROTHERS.
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FEATnER STOLE.

Feathers eds and matiras.e, of every description,
qlaluy and prize. Bedsrcnds of every variety
Public attention is called To Willis patent screw
hedslead constructed To entirely exclude bugs. Cd
feathers dressed and mattresses made uvor.
Samuel $. Parker l56 and l5S Greenwlch corner
OF Court.andt.
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Manufacturer and dea eI in asricu tural machines and
indictments, portable horse power, threshsrs, miles
Ploushs and plough castings, GIN gear. Field
seeds.
J. Plant, Burling slip.
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FISHING TACKLE, HARDWARE AND FANCY
GOODS

John J. Brown & Co. importers aud dealers in hard.
ware, fish acLlc, l22 Fulton ST. offer 10 anglers
and dealers in fishing tackle, an extensive assor,-
ment of fish hooks, lines, rules, rods.
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COpartncrship

THE Subscriber returns his sincere thanks to
L Friends an the public in general for the liberal
support extended to him since his commencement in
Business, and begs most respectfully Ia inform them
them that the business carried on in his own name
will be continued from this date under the Firm Of
ME RRlTT a. WADSWOR1H.
C. MERRITT.
Burlington, May d. 1916. 29w3
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MARBLE.

o. nnmenial marble work of all kinds richly carved
staunry and plain mantle and monuments. Deal
ers supplied with blocks and slabs.
UndeThlll Ferris, 372 and 374 Greenwich 81.
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WINDOW SHADES.

importers and dealers in French and Italian window
shade.
J. G. Woodwork, $50! Broadway, receive. by each
arrival shades of every STYLE landscapes corinthi-
an, Roman and gothic, gilt corniccs gimps, &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-15
StraVed.

IRON the Subscriber the LIST Nav last, n Red
l. Cow with short horns turned in, and three years
old. A suitable Reward will be given to any one who
will give information Of said Cow, al J. & J II. Peck
g. Co.'S Store.
4ow3 JAMES WALL
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Notice..

rI,UE I'm ler- snel have en'erel INTO CO. partner
i ali, for the purpose of carrying on the Mer'an
,iIe Im.lne s. al Winoo k Fail, unirr the name and
style of NUNS oN ~ FoLLEii'
JONI $. MuSsos,
LOUIS FoLLITT.
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Good years patent insouhle inda rabber goods, war
ranted TO stand in every climate.
George Beecher, sole agent, 100 Broadway.
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STATIONARY WAREHOUSE

Francis 4 Loure II Maiden Lane Importers of
English and French stationery and manufacturer,
OF accoun, books. manifold letter writers, croton
ink, sc. &C. Lewis Francis-Cyrus IL. Louirel.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-15

Importers and Manufacturers OF paper hangngs fire
board prints, &c,
Howell Brothers, 1877 Broadway, have received the
prenutns for the best manufactured paper hangings,
in the cities Of Boston, New York and Philadelphia
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-15
Canphenc.

EREsH Camlh OF Chemical Oil, constantly
l. receiving. For sale by Barrel or on d aueht,
IS BY PECK 4 SPEAR
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GOLD PEN MANUFACTURER,
INDIA RUBBER GoOr S.

Albert G. Bagey, ls9 Broadway, for sale at manu-
facturcrs prices, by all The wholesale jewelers. STA
iloners,' * c., warranted.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-15
IVILLISTON NIGH SCHOOL
AND
FEMALE SEMINARY.

THE SUMNER TERN of this Institution wI
commence ON Wednesday, June 81 under the
charge a, heretofore, of J. LYMAN, A. NJ. The
pills large.and The pro -pect r the future haiterlng The
in trnclion is eevel 10 he efficient aud ihororgh-
1t i, as essential pcclllaritv of the institution
Leaf the pupil, 80 far pra;'irahle both to instruct
ana govern himself. This renders h> Studies pleas.
an, and ems success. The IA ies for the az
QUESTION of Natural Science unus allv goo -
Spcci,l attention will he given during the coming
term 10 the study IT Botauv The Principal pos
s"ssc> large Hor,chelan Telescope, Of superior
Qra y with other exceen, apparatus which he
Will use for the lenelii Of the Students.
rui ion for the Primary branches, SO 90
II cher, 400
Languages, 4 20
Boar can he oltainel ut from 81, IS 10 $3.50 per
weeh. inru Ing washing &c.
VI l. very de-'rah'e that those who anticipate al
ten linz should commence at the beginning Of the
qiar'er. 20
WI lis'on Mrv5 1916
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Burlington High School.

The Summer Term of this Institution will com.
mcnce on Monday the eighteenth Of May instant
No scholars received for less than half tern.
Trustees.
Rev. J. X. CONvtRSE, Rev. o. w. p PEAHODY,
Hon r. FOt.T.ETT, WYLLYS LYMAN, Esq.
GEO. b. SHAW, Esq. Prof CALVIN PEASE
49w3
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS,
In Staple and Fancy Dry Goods:
f. &. J. Bussinr, Nos III and ll3 William street,
corner of John ST., the Washington Stores.
F. S. g. D. L1,hrop, Nos us and III William street
and 50 John st, the Washington Stores.
Taylor d. Armstrong 2l3 Green wich ST.
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Also Gallons of all colors, and Black and Lgh,
; TX Cater accs, cotton laces, &c. Nc
The subscriber feels assured that all who wish to
make good harg AIMS in the above mentioned ARTICLES
viii not 20 away from his shop dissatisfied.
\. B. Il kinds Of Boots Shoes, Caters, Slippers,
&c &c, made To order The subscriber has con
sanly in his employ the best worKmen, and all work
made by hun, warranted,
REUBEN BATCHELDER.
Burlington May |, 1916. 4Sw6
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NEW GOODS.

BURLINGTON
ss.gNsAIB GEMIHMMEa
frIE SUMMER QUARTER in this institution will
L commente The ooh Of May, inst. and close
the first week in August. There are seven Teach.
employed in the departments of the Institution
and the best advantages may he enjoyed for acquir
inc correct knowledge of the French Language and
Of Music Drawing and Painting in oil and water col.
ors. few vacancies in the family establishment,
will occur at The end cf the present quarter, MAY Is
TERMs-t1ali payable in Advance.
Tuition in Eng Branches and Latin per quarter S. 90
French Language, $50
Drawing or Painting, 400
Piano Music, SOl
instrument for practice 200
May G. 1916.
Class of young Ladies wishing to attend to
French Drawing Painting only. can be accom-
modaIed in the best manner.
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PAPER BOXES, dc.

Manufacturer of all kinds Of paper boxes, band box
es, band box papers, dealer in binders and Los
boards, and importer Of fancy paper.
harles Cludius So John street, up stairs
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STAPLE AND FANCY SILK GOODS.
Carleton rockingham & Co., l27 and I29 William
ct, the Washington Stores.
Johher OF staple and fancy dry good, Zephyr Worst
ed Canvass, Gloves, Ribbons, Laces, Embroidered
Trimmings 'nd embroidery articles in genera
D. :. Turner 60 William ST. between Cedar and Pine
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Premium Horse
s. " " EN- X Y

Premium Horse
SIR II EN- X Y,
THAT has received Premiums at the State Agri.
cultural Fairs, in New York. held in 1885, 1872 and
l5i4. Also hss received more County premiums than
any other horse in the State Will be located in the
village of Burlington, W., for the ace 'mmodaton Of
tho.e who wish 10 improve the breed Of that noble
animal the Horse. His geldng colts have been sold
for from $500 to 500. One pair of matched, for
$1,000. Fur further particulars see Bills.
Premium Horse ECLIPSE, will also s,and in the
city OF Vergennes, Vermont, at c. Everetts.
EDWARD LONG,
DAVID LONG.
Burlington, May 9Th 1916 43
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HANNAH BARNUM
ByT. W. GLIB, her AIRY.

STATE OF VERMONT, vINHE Hon. the Pro-
District of thiitenden IS. 1 bate Court for the
District of ChiIienden To u persons concerned in
The estate of ,NIEL BARNUM laIe of Ohio Gil " in
the State Of Ohio, deceased interstate.
The foregoing application Of Hannah i'arnum hav-
Ing been presented Ia said Court al session thereof
held Al Burlington. in sud Distict on the 25h dav
Of Apul A. d. 1876 The SAID Couri doih order and
assign the third "Wednesday of May lsi6a 10 o'clnrk
in the forenoon nj the Office Of the Register OF said
Court in Burlington aforesaid, for hearing and de-
Gliding upon the matters and things in said applca-
non confirmed. And sail Court doth further order
that thereof be given 10 all persons interested
tn apprar before SAID Court nj the time and place
aforesaid, and show cause II any they may have why
The prayer Of the s'ii applicant shoul not grant
ed ly publishing the distance Of sad app lea ton
three weeks successfully in the Free Press a news.
paper printed A. Burlington aforesaid III, last of viii
publications shall be before the day assigned for hear
ing.
Given under my hand AZ Burlington in the District
of Ch,ttenden this 25ih day If April. A. d. 1886
ls 3w CHAS RUSSELL, Judge
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c.. HAYNES.
NOX'lC CT.
NEW GOODS.

A IL aimirer. OF New Goods will do well to call
IA aud Examine them at
DANIEL KFRN'S,
45ws Church street, Burlington VI.
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STRAW GOODS.

STRAW GOODS
Manufacturers and Dealers in suaw goods palm leaf
hats. artificial flowers, &c,
r. r. Wilde& Co., GO William ST., up stairs.
J. H. Hills, 1876 Pearl i. up stats
Eli Z. Blake, - John st. M stars.
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HARDWAREAND CUTLERY.

Importer and dealer in foreign and domestic hard.
ware cut nnis.
John Lagrave EOS Greenwich 81. third house above
Ve,ey ST. on the North River side oil the city.
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Daniel Rarnum's Estate.

ITO the Probate Court IN and for the District Of
l. Chltenden IN the State Ut Vermont, the under.
,ianed, Hannah Barnum ni Brook yn in the Stale of
OHIO represents and shows hal she - the widow and
lcllcl OF Daniel 'rnnm, late of OHIO City. IN The
State Of Ono deceased interstate, that the said Dan
lei AT his decrease, left estate only sad dis
trct of Chlrienden, and did not leave any estate
WHICHEVER, elsewhere; that administration has been
duly granted, and all the Just debs Of the laid deceas
ed, together with The expenses of Administration full
ly paid, and that there now remains in the hand of
the Administrator OF sad deceased The ,um Of III
dollar, and Is cents as surplus of sand estate.
And the undersigned Hannah Barnum, further
sh w. 10 the said Court, that The said Daniel Barn
UNI, deceased, did not leave any kindred who could
inherit his estate and that she, widow Of the said
deceased is entitled TO the whole Of it, She therefore
prnys said Court that The whole of he urpu. Of said
estate may he assigned and decreed 10 her nereeably
To the statute, in such made and provided
Dated at Burlington The 2jlh day Of April, A. d.
1916.
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o o q
nov GOODS GO

A # the Peoples Store, there is n perfect rush for
\ goods at the reduced prices every thing on the
Rail Road cash & Electric system now.a days New
Good, coming & selling oil all the time on the Up q
Doing prices, at HOWAkDS
p. s. also Carpe,ings rednced-Lnrge quick sales
& sm, profits is the order Of the day at
MAY 6, 'd6. HOWARDS.
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CLOTH and CLOTHING STORES.
Ncw Cloth Store,

Knnepfel 4 Foot 80 John near Ma, sau, dealers in
French Geimn and Eng an cloths ca ,sirneres,
vesings summer >tufis, trimmings, &c.
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HOSIERY. CAPS. $40

HOSIERY, CAPS, STOCKS, dc.
Importers of Hosiery, Suspenders, Gloves Cravats
Scarfs &c. Manufacturers of Caps, Stocks,
Linens, Oil Silks.
John, VI. Davies Jones, l0j William ST. south cas-
corner OF John street
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Manufacturer of Plain and Jnpp,nned and Planished
tin ware, BRITANNIA ware, Buff d spoons,
&c. and dealer in Coffee mills, hol-
low ware, lanterns, &c.
p. b. Clark, l3 Plat st.
Manufacturers and importers Of britannia ware in ali
lis branches, dealers in blork TN, anmony and
bisnuihs.
Boardman & Iart, Buring slip, near Pearl Of.
LAMPS &c.
Imporsr and manufacturer of solar lamps and chan
daliers, bracket, psrlor, hail, church 4 table
lamps, grandolcs, globes, jaPpanned
ware
John W. Morgan, l5i Fulton st.
PUBLISHERS, BOOKSELLERS, &c.
uup,no,on #. Savage Publishers OF the National
school" aud Parley's Geography, by s. IT, Good
Samuel & William Wood, POI Pearl ST, opposite Unit
ed States Hotel.
Importer Of English Books
Edmund Baldwin, 1856 Broadway, in connection with
Robert Baldwin, Lonion, lmpo,is to order Tor uni
yeIsilies public libraries, scientific and literary men
English books periodicals and works OF every dee
erip,ion, u, 10 per cent, commission for cash
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Grocers and commission merchants, importers anc
dealers IN brandes, wines, sesars &c,
Beers e. Bogar,, III South st.
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, FRUITS, &c.
Wholesale grocer and dealer in wines, foreign anc
domestic liquors and segars-aso MANUFACTURER o
cordials and bttcrS.
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Gcoree Grecnly, POI Chambers ST, running ,hroug
10 Reade, three doors from West ST.
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MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.

Manufacturer and Importer Of musical Instruments
all kinds musical me'ch,ndisr cons anily on hand
Edward Back, 81 Fulton, corner Gold
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HOUND a small sum Of Money enquire at the
VARIETY STORE.
May7, 1876.
ELEMENTS OF DRAWING& MENSURATION
II applied to the Mechanic Arts. Book for the m
stucton aud use of Practical Men. Bv Charles Da-
vics, l.. l.. d. For Sale by -
STEVENS WOODS.
Aiov 9 1876 49v3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-15

Genllemen's general Furnishing Store, M,nufactur.
ers and wholesale dealers IN SHIFTS, Collars,
Bosoms, Stocks, Crava's. &c.
J. p. Wakeman a Co., 76 Mailen lane.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-15
SUMNER WEAR. &c.

7 CASES Summer Wear,-a variety OF styles and
I qualities.
Cases Cold Cambrcs For saeby
May IL. Villas Il MOVES.