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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
Geeca1rict1f

,pirb biereurdb 9sssben. oob Ger linterSeid.
nete ais aominiitrator vcn Der 9iuterIa6en,
ftbaft oeS periicrbenen SD / eb aei 9erh,
Ieetbin BON Quen &aunfobip, Ncrtbampton
@auntp an9sfellt woreen ilf.-Nue bieienis
gen, paber Die nod auf ir9euo cine Dirt an
ben SsrifOrbenen fbulei9 iinb, iino biereur6
erlubt innsrbaIb 6 Bo6en abSubeSablen.
tno bisieni9en bic mob rehtmd6i9e Scribe
run9sn baben, weroen bieieIbe innelbalb be.
fa9ter 3sit woblbslidti9t an unterSsi6neten
einbrin9en.
Spbu Slcppinscr, stSm'Or.
Youember 2. l y. s. #6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
Sic,ecr 9aatfaiteg.
s9sSanretf.

Der tlnterf6risbcne nimmt ciefe 9eIeaent
belt feinen Sreunoen uno cem publifum IT,
ibsrbaupt Die 2lnjsise ;u MAIDEN, baB or
aud elmer Der Yerfoncu III bic BEL eem
sro6en Seuer in Qaentaun ibr @tgentbum
ein9cbhst baben, aber nun wiseer Die
ii geber>G Il feret
in allen oefsu uerfbiecenen 3mcisen fcttbe'
treibt. uno Swar in Der fen.@erfifdtte ocs
9rn. Natban eautenfbld9er, fbrd9s 9e9en'
ilber Sa9enbubs SoteI in Quentaun, ouwo
er nun mieoer beret iit ale Qrbcit in fsinem
Sadbe auf oas fdnellfte uno nm Die bilIi9
lfcn preiben 81 perfsrti9cn, uno bcfft ea6
feline alien Gunecn uno eas pubIifum ms.
befcuoere ibn nibt oer9e6en icnbern ibm
ibre &unbfbaft SufOmmen IaBen neroen.-
Sein Scftatb bsltsbt tbeiIs aus Sau6Sh'
Der, gimsr. SaIbbufbeI, -Sutterfdeer, Biz
Der, unb 70 weiter, wcIte auf bic befe unb
oauerbafteite Maner 9emadt linb.-@er
feline ferti9e Waaren Su befsben miinftli.
beIicbe ansufpreCben in Der StubImaderei
oss Srn 8eubsn &e6.
Sunee 9eute, Die 5ausbaltuneen anfan
gen modem. fub bauptfddIib eineeIaoen
Bel ibm anSurufen, incem er iie NIT foI6en
gSaaren becienen fann, Die aud bausrbaft
iIno.
eSoDn ., Cole.
n.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
91cuer Wholesale and Retail
DRUGSTORE
In 2lM c u t an It.

Gr. SS. Tr, NampspSfD Bot, na6'
hsni ourdb eas Seur in IlIsntauu allcs bis auf cen
G,rlno ,crcrt ipar, eineu neen Sted @n SReeieiucn
snaeisot, pedrn Ct oeni gublifum cmrtblt. "a bcr:
fits aan, friIh pcu tctsr GStitt it, ic bcft CT eucn
2beil oes SiItnilien 9acblmcleris m erhaltu. Seint
Hpctbets 1T untsrbot6 ,5o9sutudys 98rlbsbaus. rabs
Giias S)asre, iset 9Ncre uno eanocs Strbr.
Seine 1rtifeI iinb Drusss. patcut Me'
beeinen, pilIen. Stobr eampen. Stcbr Camp
@td6er, 8rubbdneer, ipcblriedenoe Seife.
Gtfterfeife, GoIonene gBaeer, @ampbine,
&rpentin. eampmids. Soirsoil Stfcn,
fnarf, u. (. 10. 1erSte weroen eriubt an.
surufen, inbem alIe etbcriaI Oils, demical
praparaticns, QlfaIoios. frift uno pom be-
ifer AuaIitdt fnb; aub iino auf Sono Ga
tbeter, Sprin9es, 9realfpipes RipIe 9Iof'
fen. profaries unb alIe in cine Qpotbcfe &C..
btriae Grtifel.
2(Is 1rSt canft CT fir bas bisber ibm 9e'
fbenfte 3utrousn uno scigt an, coB eS fer:
i,erbin fsiu Sefreben lein wiro, feline Rron'
Fen aufs punftIihfie uno nab ern ncueffen
grfinoun9en in Der Metiiin an beeencn.
Tim 70 mebr IA er, natoem leine Suter
psrbrdnnt liuo, bic ncuefen wicoer on9e
fbafft bat befonoers empfebIt CT iid.in
Ianawicriaen &ranfbeiteu, Qnssebrunacn,
Milsfraufbeitni, 9pfelier. Scin 8uf in
weibIiden &ranfbeiten Seu9t fur ben Gr'
fpig ots @fburtSbelfer parf er iib rub
men nod feinen paticnten psrloren su ba'
ben. 0ud, mereen Sabine ouseeSc9cn tIno
ouosrs Sprationen unter Qnwmeun9 bes
@bIcroforms perridtct.
4uentaun, Nou. 9. nqbs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
9lffCflricllf.

rpirb bisrmit seseben, bab Die llnterScitne.
ten ais Qcminilfrators BON Der SinterlaTen'
fbaft bsS uerforbenen Sofepb Sd9er.
Isetbin BON Quentauu, eeba Gauntp, nit
beissfhetem @iIen ernannt pcreen iino.-
Qae Disieni9en, ,peI6e nod an befu9te9in.
terIoiIenfbait fbulei9 fno. wereen baber
aufseforoert, innerbaIb 2 Monaten abSube.
SabIen, uno fcIbe cienocb redtmdbise Sor'
berun9en tabsn, beIieben ibre &ednuu9en
ebenfaus innerbaIb befa9tem 3eitpunfts
wObIteidtist cinSubdnci9en, an
Sipen 2deer,
Soiepb Sdacr, sfh,,,,rs
~. Sarlee s.. Samicu, E''"' U'9'
GbrtftiaH 3rrt
Sept. %. nq2M
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
syebiuaunaen Dieser 3eitnne :

Sst eutfripticnss sprsie fit reH esha pairict 1T
Gin 2baiss bts Sabrs, rcsnt CT Hisrbal6 neni Sabr
tsjatt ,ptro; nab 8erlauf bes Sabrss iptre 81 25
bdfar dfissred,nst. lisslll
lIatsrlbrritsr ivrc fiji sirsn trSercn 5sitraum
atasncniriiei,, ats fir fsds mlenatc.
9sisno,o fam finsn Slamrn vcn bet eiitc fer Suts
sribshts, aasfrsidtn lassu CT babe beun Suser alIe
MddIfdnes atactra9en. w - ''e
's3stanntaiadjunaeti tpsresn sin9rtdt coes @isrcd
ctsimal far einn Sbalcr unb ces 5crfeuns 25 Gents
stS5ere i'm @srbdltnf. sfasA Ht9
70r Briefs uno spittbsilunscn muesn pclifrsi Gins
defanot pstben. -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
SSflCIlricf1f

wirb bitrmit seseben BON een untcrSci6ne'
ten Grbsn, BON Der 9intsrIa6snf6aft bes
perlforbenen Doniel Derr, Ieetbin BON
Sbr Saueon Saunfdip. ee6a @auntp.-
bob ole reIde nod an befa9ts 9intsrlabrn
fhaft fduIoi9 iino. rperoen biermit aufge,
fcrosrt Swilhen nun uno eem lifen QpriI
ndbfens dbSubeSableu, = uno folde bic
nod Sorbrunsen babsu. beIiebsn ibre &s6'
nunssn biunen befa9ter 3eit wObIbclidiist
cinSubdneissu an
m GbdrIcs 9err,
SnmueI 9err,
Daniel Scrr
Seab Gcrr,
Sanicl 2anbes
@rben.
SberSaueon, Stt. 5. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
WlIbIe,

tuutsn itSincrnen gEcbnbous, 10 unp Gin bul6sr SuG
in Srcut nit Yoar Stcinsn cin9eritbttt, fir &auf=
munns. uno Sun6cn:artsit gu MAIDEN, uro bnldneid,
gBolltr9rpat uno 8am fir nrtb 9aar etcinsnc cins
9crittt Su tptrbtn. SobC befinpct hb ouh un9cfdbr
ciu Qdtr Gruuo, ,pcrouf cine 9reft Stccr uno Stols
lung crrihtst 1T. Gie SubE miro burtb rcn ncfsbs
ftbnNtn tltiutn eeo Strrbm btrictc, bat cine ous=
9cocbntt Sunoioft, uno ibrs cage trredti9 s in Die
Mtihen Der erlieR NGtNtn olltelIt ~ plrNen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
9lffi9nie 9erfanf.

&on ciner fbdebaren MabImlbls, @irtbS
baules, StObrbaus. 9ScbnbauS uno
anberem Serm69en. o.-
Sretass ben 1ittn December. UNI 10 llbr @crnit
taas, fell on @Saliboulr ron Sames gB lit (ouf nci
Gi9cntbun, ldtlt) in Saljtir9 Sormitip, ecdo Gouu
~ gang nabs bei Altntaun, auf SftntllhSr @sneu VT;
tauft ptrecn l E ti7
$40 1-@ine 9rp6e smeili6di9te MabI:
MuhIe. VIZ III
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23

9clt9cn on Der Stra:
PC utltbr ucn 9Dbila=
eclpbia uno Gums
neptaun nab 2lutns
toun fdbrct, gang nos
bc on ketcrtr Gtaot.
Die NJldbls 1T ron
Stfinsn ertaut, 55
Sue in 6rrnt uno 40
tisf, nit cintn, anoc=
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
'Oiefen @eg! 9iefen S8e9!
@rr6ss Sausn in &roden gsaaren in bcm
SSeilsSJOrf StO6r!
Gertember 81, 1913

SFNHtost 81 1910.
Sier lino mir wieoer NIT einem er6Bun upe
aldnSenoern Scrratb uon
Srccfenspaarcn, Groceries, &c.
weI6er ie eem 9uten SOIfs pcu QtIentaun
uno Der umscgeno an9eboten murce. Die
@abrbeit pen ciefem f6nnrn mir icesr per.
1on beweiBen, bic anrufen nil.
Cine aneere @abrbeit bcbauptcn mir,
taB mir 70 niebri9 als bic NisOrigfen, 70
wobIfsil als bic @obIfeilften, unb 70 gut aIs
bic 8eifen perfaufen meIhes nit unierm
frubern Motto iibersnliimmt.
"0rofc Scrfdufe nno flcinc Irpfits"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
Uripat>SS SSerfauf

JLtQNl> &OtLlAH
DUn ftbdtbarrm Iiescnbcn'S5crm6acH.
Gjelesm in Sber,Milfcro Saunftbip, ee'
ba @auntp, 9rdnSeno an eano non Mar'
tin &emmersr, Sobn MliIler, Qbr. 9siBin'
ger uno anbern, entbaltsno 35 Qdsr, msbr
ooer weniger. Darauf 1T erridtet
Gin ;peiit6digcS fteincrncS
Ms|A SSObnbanS, Srdmfebeucr.
l,;:;faseiue SdemibIe, Die ouf bic belfe
%A IManier ein9eridtet 1T. uno beffn.
oct iid an einem nisfeblsnosm @aferfrOm.
ghpa 8 Qder it sutes SoISIanc, 3 ader
CUTE g8isfen, uno eas llebri9e IN pom be.
fen Saulano. dtHt- sH2a
Wer bas Gieenibum in Qu9enftbcin Su
nsbmen rhnfbt, bsIiebe fitb Su meIcen bel
Senrp StdbIcr, wCbnboft carauf 9as
Ndbere III su erfabreu BET
Charles 2Urber, g. Nfaennaie,
Esent fir 0barettS MiIIsr.
October 10. iH nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
Gin bic 2GSieS.

Sie 9deies periihern mir, caB mir einQf
fortiment 0reG Sitter an allen Qreifen ba'
ben. alS:
Sarbi9ts II. pIaine 4Ipoeas BON 12Su IS ets.
ScIains 12Su75
prtnts 4su 10
gbenfalIs einf6Iie6ene Gin fd6nes Ghorti.
inent pcn
S6warsen uno SdneD Sre6 Scire.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23

JlnNVttegt. nod fduIois wiesn an
bic tlntersei6neten, fur Idnasr ais NlO=
|naten. iino erllIctt obne 3eIrsrIuff anSuth.
fen unc 9iihttsfsit 81 MAIDEN, Wtnn lie Iib
lnfcitsn erfparsn mouen. ~ 30
= asret, Sscru nnb 60.
October 19. = ua3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
Scfentlt6e qenbu.

2uf ben 2tcn Gbrilta9, aIs ben 26Tcn Detcmtr, INN
III lIbr &crmitta9s, fell am SauR ptS lntsrSccbueeu
in NiSter9Rasan9s Sauuibip, esba Gauntn, rfsntitb
psrtauft pcben:
3pti uuss fiabriSs SRdbrcr, Die out octrctbsn fino
smStaTtu uno 3sittn, 9utt SJittb SlJbs, Gin 1urs
BAN 93uG, 6 Sdbwcinc, 3 pfi9c. 8 @a9cn. Mrlkhs
trrrsg99s. SttntrrtbcrsGelhirr, 3 Srlhtrrit, Gras
icnln, Gin pcultdubi9 SsbnireNihirr, Stblpn9mtbs
c. 6nltittrn, Gin Sfn cin 9rcecr cfrncr lcId cine
Stobstrcbc, Sd1uttorren Spcrrttttsn, 6cpplu gfiia
9chirr, Sparcn, Sdaufctn, oetfhlittsn, Slide Sdf
r, Stdnptr, Sruhtftrceu fit Saatfrutt iu lSubsrn,
uno lcnlt uctb alIcrIrl arttl u umtanrIld M mcecu
Die 3stiu9uustn om &srtoufSta9euub 1ufuortuue
pcn Sfatban s.. Snk.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
&Drtftan Gbert
9Sinbmilbl. unb Strpb6
In DER GItnht 0IllentnIn.

0OlHUIiIHU(S Nllp SjllpUUul|ttl!UNDtt
lit ber Stabt Qlllettaun.
Seeient iitb biefer 9eIesenbeit feinen
Sreunoen uno &unosn bic QnSei9e Su mad;
en-. bos er fein @sfbdft nod INNER an fein'
en- alten Stanoplaee. am fio. 6flIitben @de
Der SamiIton uno Uun Stra6en. in Quen
taun, uno ;war S,pilhen ben @aiibdufer Der
l9errcn @eaper uno 9a9cnbub, fortbetreibt,
auwo er nun
SaS SSinbmiib1s uno Strobbanfs 9faeber
!SGupipcrf,
auf cine febr aus9eoebnte Weie fcrtSufeken
9efonnen it,. Seine @inbmubIen iino in
ben beua6barten @auntieS mpbl bsfannt.
uno eben 70 bsfannt III eS, coB iie feinen in
elmer meiten gntfernun9 na6lfeben. Gufst
oaber an uno iiberSeuQt eud felblf. = Die
9reiie ieiner 9Sinomuben fino BON IL bis
Is &baler, uno bic Der Strobbdnfe BON 9
bis 10 Sbaler.
Slidarbcit an gSinemiblen ober Strob
bdnfen wiro auf Die fiirSelfe QnSei9e uno Su
ben biui9fsn Ssoingun9sn perribtet.
Gr 1T oanfbar fur friber aenosene llnter.
ffaeun9, unc bofft ourb pinftIide Qbwar.
tun9 ieiuer Gefddfte uno biaise preile, ell
nen She'll Der @unit ces pubIifiims Su 9e'
nieBen, pcfur ct ieperSeit canfbar iein miro.
Gbriitiau Gbert.
Septembcr IA, nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-11-23
Spllp! 1per feline Stieftl bat
rufs am Stobr BON 6enrp Sim
illefln0ll an.

q Der llntcrSeibnete BAT forben an
feinsm StObr binterbaIb ISaaen'
bueb's galfbaMfs eiuca srp6en 8or,
roth 9 DUB uno Stiefe erbaIten,
beiicbrno aus 9robe uno feline Stefel fir
Mdnncr unb 8naben; !SaIbiiisfeI, Damen.
ibube ieeer art. 9aiters, Slippers. furs
aue Qrten S6ube uno StisfeI Die man ;u
baben wunfbt. -Splbe Die OIfo BON ben
teffen Gtiefet uno Shubr fir ben baIben
preiB Su baben wiufhen, mlBeu nidt psrs
9eBen anSurufsn an 3immerman's Stcbr,
no man mobfeiler faufen fam als an ir.
seno einsm antern Srt in ee6a @auntp.
0enrp Sinmerlnan.
October II. N nq6m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-14

MOT only. Coughs. b.t any Diaeviiy Of breathing
~ and Pdlpifaiion Of the Heart, with Pain in the
Breast or Side, ta indicating some obstruction in the
Lungs are soon relieved BY the Of this highly
liable SyRrr No other remedy has ever been invent.
ed, TINT is capable Of exercising such heathul and
restorative influence over oil the organs concerned in
Cdtarrh and all Bronchial affections and Hoors..
and Weakness Of the voice in public speakers,
are permanently cured by moderate and perserering
use Of this mild and pleasant Medicine.
Spasmodic Affections, such ms Rising of the Lungs
and Asthma, are completely under its control when
freely used and that moot alarming and truly dan.
gerous disease, the Group or Rettes more promptly
and certainly cured BY it, t.shen the directions
carefully followed as they are given in the Pamphlet,
which may be had gratuously where the medicine is
sold than by all other Medicines put together
IVhooping- Cough is another spasmodc disease Of
the Lungs, that is greatly mitgaed in its severity by
For the last named complaints it should be taken in
free doses. There is no danger in taking any qunI-
is necessary be tnken il will be thrown off by gentle
vomiting which in children Is often just the thing that
needed.
Certificates.
I was sorely afflicted with a troublesome cough
hoarsencss and in the lower pnrt Of my troat
with structure the breast, which had troubled
me for some time. past. in my frequent attempts at
public speaking. had tried several prescriptions Of
my physicians but without any sensible effect. pro.
cured Ct Mr. Wells druggist Of his city 40 bottle
tirey relieved me, and which consider most valu
able medicine for that class of diseases.
My partner, Aid. Meeker. who had u cold at
the time was taking this medicine, was cured by
few doses from the bottle which had
H. BUSHNELL.
Utica, Feb, 1916
Evans Mill, Ucff Co.. Aug. 90, 1915.
DR. FooRp,--Dear Sir IL send you the following
which you are at liberty TO use as you BEST to
proinulgate your excellent medicine Some time last
fall had bottle of your Pecfordi Syrup left by your
Agent Mr.. Palmer. Not long alter that time, had
daughter severely afflicted with the Asthma. She had
previously taken, when attacked with the disease,
various kinds of medicine no effect and our
prise, when she began to take your Pectora Syrup,
she iound immediate relief, and remained well until
the spring following, when by imprudence in singing
and going from n warm into the cold air she
had another severe attack, ut which time tried to
obtain another bottle, but did not finn it. hope you
vii keep constant supply somewhere in this vicinity
and would cheeriully recommend it to all who may
be afflicted with that disease wishing that all may be
benefited by i, as well as myself
Respectfully, yours,
For sale by TnEo. A. PECK, Apolhecary and Whole
sale Druggist and by dealers in medicine generally
throughout the State
Dec 80, Is47 27m2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-14
DR.. j. NJ. Perkins.

NOW at the American Hotel, Burlington, VT,
Y cures Pulmonary Consumption by a ludcious
Gymnastic exercise, cold water bathing rubbing,
&C. very little and IN some cases no medicine used.
lERMs.-First examination and prescription 80
Persons who wish to go through with course of tins
Mr. Perkins received the beneficial effects of this sys-
tenn in his case having been restored almost fl ON
the grave to perfect health, by this of
ncnt, and as he has spent the last years in study
ing the lungs circulation OF the blood and the various
gymnastic exercises, he feels confident that he can
curt hose cases OF Consumption. Asthma Liver COM
plants &c, which have hitherto been regarded as in.
durable.
N B. Come before you are too weak TO bear the
exercise, and in fact you should come when you have
iet .he first symptoms. 1gy Remember that there
are many things that colisuinptve people eat and
drink that will be strictly prohibited.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
have been very bad for many years with Asthma
which was fast terminating in consumption | was
confined to my room three weeks ago, when sent
for Dr. Perkins have strictly lived up his direc-
ton, and am now able to follow my daily employ
ments. LORENZO w SPArIpISG
Burlington, Vermont.
have been afflicted with the Pulmonary Consump-
ton TOR three years and every thing that have tried
tor relief tailed. am under the direction of Dr.
Perkins, and feel proud TO say tina. am fast recover
ing. ZIBA PUTNAM
Winooski Falls, Vermont,
IMPORTANT TO THE PuDLrc.--Ths is to certify that
and every thing that tried for relic, failed As soon
as heard OF DIR. Perkins went to him. and stayed
with him one week, and feel much relieved and
FIRMLY believe that he will make sound man.
,,,r =, EpwIS HoFrSAeLE.
Wilsboro', Essex Co New York Is
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-14
THEODORE A. PECK,
LATE PECK T. SPEAR,
APOTHECARY
Wholesale Druggist,
BURLINGTON. VT.

BUKLINUTUN, VIZ,
Is CONSTANTLY RECEIVING AMERICAN, ENGLISH,
FRENCH. AND INDIA
DRUGS:
New Chemicals; Leeches; Surgical Instruments !;
Waters; Genuine Patent and 1'homsonan Medl.
cines Pure Liquors and Wines Soda Fountains and
SSyrups Brushes, Perfumes, Soaps Inks Blackngs,
Fancy and Domestic articles; Foreign T. Domestic
Cigars. Ground Spices, GLASSWARE; Dyc-Stuif,
Camphene Bird, Field, Flower and Garden Seeds,
&c. In fine, every Article directly or indirectly
nected with this business.
From the advantage Of receiving Mineral waters,
Camphene, Leeches. &c periodically, purchasers can
rely upon their freshness.
Individuals wishing Trusses, Leeches, &c, will al
why's find person in attendance to apply them.
Medicines dispensed n, all hours of night
EiV The attention Of Druggists, Physicians Mer.
chants, and Manufacturers is solicited with the
sunnce, that they can be supplied from this establish
ncnt rs advantageousy as ut the city markets.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-14
DOMESTIC GOODS, ONLY
WM A. (:lIEST.

1919 Pearl Street Nr,D York.
THE Domestic Warehouse, SO long established in
! Cedar Street, is now removed to the large store
No I'D Pearl street und 81 Beaver ST. where may be
ound every description OF BLEAcnED and BRowS
TnERN and SOUTHERN YARN BATS, WrKs, TwlYE
and WADDNGs, at the rery iOUest cash prices
The assortment exhibited for sale is very large one
and comprises every known desirable style of the
above goods Country Merchants are respectfully in
ved to call and examine the prices, etc whether they
purchase tor cash or not, and learn the low market
prices for Domestic Goods IL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-14

@ 10 II IL I II g.
Gentlcn,cn.visishg Boston and in Of first rate
FALL & WINTER CLOTHING,
are particularly invited to call at
BROWN, LAWRENCE Il STICKNEY'S,
Nos, 6, 7, IL d. IL Old Stale House,
FRONTING STATE ST. BOSTON,.
Where they will find the largest stock of
Fashionable Ready Mnde Clothing,
in the city consisting OF every variety Of ready made
garmcnts manufactured in the best manner and mos,
fashionable style-which SELF ig at prices thai,
will insure satisfaction.
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER.
We also invite you to examine tbefore purchasingl
extensive stock OF uncut goods comprising great
variety Of shades of
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN CLOTHS,
with English, French. German and American
DOES KINS d. CA s $ VI Err L S,
ALSO, SILK. SATIN, VELVET AND CASHMERE
VESTINGS,
which we will mike Order in the ncatest and mos,
wofkrhanlike style, and warranted TO tit.
EVyPrices as low as At any clothing establishment
the Union.
RENE BER!
OLD STATE HOUSE,
Fronting State Street, Boston. l5ly
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Warehouse and Seed Store.

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THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING BECOME THE
Il sole proprietor Of the above establishment, will
the Thomas Building, College St, Burlington VT,
and now offers the best assortment OF
FARMING AND GARDENING TOOLS
to be had in the country consisting in part Of the fol-
lowing articles, viz:
one horse to eight Subsoil md Sde-hill do. HAIR
rows, six sizes Grndstones, hung complete for use ;
Hay and Straw Cutters Corn Shelters, various kinds
and Corn Planters, Rnkcs, Shovels, Spades, Hoes.
Picks, Forks, Chains. Yokes. Bows, Wheelbarrows,
Fork, Shovel and Hoe Handles, Sckes. Sausage FIJI
Spoons, Manure Puller Hay Knives, Butter Moulds
and Stamps, Wienches, Lanterns, Well Pulleys, Bill
Hooks, Bush PuIers &c,
HORTICULTURAL TOOLS.
Fruit CATERERS, Pruning Saws and Chisels, Pruning
Shears, Sliding do, Pruning Scissors, Flower Guthe
Pruning Knives, Toy Tools Assorted Scutles Grass
or LAWN Shears, Garden Reels and Lines, Wedding
Forks Transrlantng Trowels. Garden Syrnges, Vine
Scissors, &c. &c.
lhave the agency also for the sale of
Morri!i's Patent Union Scales,
beautiful article, in all respects equal, and in some
superior to Fairbanks Scales, and much cheaper.
Inc improvement consists chiefly in combining the
accuracy from o. to 2iO lbs, and occupy no more
room than the counter scae.
have recently visited the principal Nurseries of
the vicinity oi Boston. Albany, Sc and am prepared
to furnish to order. at the home prices Fruit Trees.
Grape Vines Shiubhery, House Pants, &c, OH the
shortest notice.
have also made arrangements with the mnnufac-
tnreis Of Horse Powers Thrshing Machines, Clover
Mills, Sugar Mills, Corn and Cob Crackers, &c, and
shall be able TO furnish them on short notice.
lecturers prices. with the addition Of freight only.
Farmers, this is your Store. Will you sustain it J
know it viii be for your interest to do SO. and
know It Will not take a long Argument TO convince
you that is for your interest have place in the
County where you eau lind every tool machine you
mny need. JOHN PIERCE.
Burlington, July 90, 1877. 4yl
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Thayer Eli
Thatcher D A
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Taggard Eliza
Twitchell 3 II
Tatro Alex
Terry Right
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Theal r B T.
Tanhard Charles
Tankard Maria
Tiuslcy c NJ
Tilney Elazrus
Taylor J Ma
Thayer Esther
Thompson Alex
Thomas l. E
Thomas J w
Thompson Jesse
Torrey John $
Thompson John c
Thompson Francis
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Waugh William
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Walker s e
Warner & l.
Walsh Patrick
Warner II b l.
Wardlow Mary Jane
Ways Antoinette
Warner Emily
Waters n B
Wales George .
Wills Joseph
Wertheimer Max
Wright Mary
White Horace
Whitcomb Ira
Whitcher Reuben
Williams Salome
White Louisa
Wealch James, the mig
gar or his widow
Weeks John
wilkins e II
Webster G. G.
Wheeler E,neline
Wheeler Henry
Wilson Thomas
Woodruff Maria A
Wyatt Sarah
Woodworth John
Woods James
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Richardson Philo 2
Rich c 8
Robinson Edwin
Robinson Mary
Rochon Augustin
Rowland John
Root Cynthia A
Reyes David
Rowe Joseph
Rowe Peter
Roughan Edward
Rogers Charles
Rutherford r c
Ryan Patrick
Ryan Bridget
Ryan James
Ryan John
Sampson Mr.
Spalding John
Sherlock James
Shaupaing 'Tercse
Sawcll John
Siattuck + d
Stacy Caroline
Stebbings + w
Stearnes Edwin or !
Edward {
Stearnes Nathan
Stevens Louisa
Spencer y
Severance E Mrs .
Sweeney Michael
Shcchy NJ 2
Sweet Michael
Spears Lucinda
Shepherd Fitch 8
Smith Ann
Smith Maria
Smith Mr.
Smith franklin S
Smith Charles S =
Smith Samuel p
Smith B +
Smith s s
Simonncan John
Spillaine Morris 2
Scovill s $
Scott A J
Slocum $ F.
Stone J. l. 2
Stone Charles B
Stone Mary B
S;odJard w +
Stockw ell Albert
Sullivan Thomas
Sullivan John ,
Sutton w NJ
Sutton Byron
Spur Edward
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ROOT'S PENMANSHIP--FcR SALE by
IL Dec. -, 1917. C. GOODRICH

BURLINGTON FOUNDRY.
THESE WORKS ARE NOW IN FULL op-
Il Grafton. improvements and additions having been
made 10 the above premises during the pnst summer
the PIopriet'r is now prepared fulfill all orders Tor
castings, Oh the shortest notice and most reasonable
terms, with larger and more general assortment Of
Patterns for machinery &c. than can be found else.
where in this country.
ROLLIN WHEELER.
Office in Mill Store, Water ST.
Burlington Dec. -, lSi7.