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NEW YORK COMMISSIONER.

'TulE UNDERSIGNED IS A COMMISSIONER
for the State OF New. York to take the proof
and acknowledgements Of Deeds and other instru.
ments, to be used or recorded in that State and to
administer oaths and ahnnations, under the law Of
April 10Th, 1880, and will attend to any business in
the premises, that may be committed to him
ID. w. G. CLARKE
Burlington, August 10, 1850. d&wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
assSEs's PATENT OIL.

IT Is now Two or three years since it wns first in
rodrced 10 the public, du ing which tinle has "a n
ed Ioinaon both at home and abr, nd. far above
any and everything else tor Pnrah Light: and it
rs now admitted that MARSH'S PATENT OIL
IS he
N9ndSomeSt, Cte0p'st, Bs' and sodest article
far Light in The VOID.
The Introduction thus far has been the most g,t,er.
ing 10 the Proprietor, and the sale is unparalleled in
all history OF Inventions
1t lsperlectv sale aud free to burn in any Common
on Lamp, with the slmile alteration OF Tube
which IS done Tor the trliilng expense OF IL 10 cents
Thus lnasing the change from dim, nasty, smoky
light tou
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
THE HlGHLY CONCENTRATED
SYRUP OF SARSAPARIILA,
rRErAREn Ely
DIR. CORBETT, Shaker Society,

DIR. CORBETT, Shaker Society,
o. Is Warranted NOT 10 Cure IN
the thousands of diseases that flesh is heir to- and
which are disgustngly set forth IN the promises
and statements OF the various SarsapariIla compounds
OF the day. Decency bushes to mention these and
Truth shrinks at their record But the Syrup OF
Sarsapara, as prepared by DIR. Corbett
cy' IS WARRANTED ~
an eilcctua and complete cure in all Diseases of the
Blood, Scrotuous Tains, Cutaneuus Eruption, Jaun-
dice, Functional Disorders of the Liver, Constlpa-
ton OF the Bowels, and that Deadly Foe 10 Humanity,
c<9~ CONSUMPTION! eza@7
As to the Writ les of this wonderful medicine, thus
writes one who was long sufferer:
London, n H. January ls47.
GENTLEMEN About four years since, | was seri-
ousy and dangerously effected with weakness and
bleeding OF the lungs. My whole system became
deblltated, until was very much reduced. | was
examined by several physicians, who considered me
beyond recovery. Some OF them advised me -
Fortunately, | made traI OF the Shakers COMPOUND
COnce ntrated Syrup OF Sarspara and soon found
some relief. took the Syrup about "a year, and
have continued to improve in health and strength
ever since. The bleeding has entirely subsided-
Formerly raised fresh blood every day, and was SO
reduced that did not speak loud word for ten
months. My voice is now fully restored and am
able to attend to my regular business of Dentistry,
daily. | consider the SarSaparrllla Syrup, as put up
by the Shakers an invaluable medicine and have
no doubt it was the principal, II not the sole cause OF
my restoration. | have recommended it to others,
who have also found great relief and benei by using
1t. THOMAS &. NEAL
For sale by EDWARD BRINLEY & co ;,
Druggists, Boston and their appointed Agents in the
United States, Canadas, NC. w6w2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
proceeded 10 nominate J. ID. ALLrN, Ransom
JONES and JONI e. SAxE, as THEIR Candi-
dates for Office!
" - can such things be,
And overcome us like a summer cloud,
Without our special wonder!"

Free Democracy now walks about the streets
complacent in its own Standardization, and
really appears TO look upon itself as having a
claim to be considered respectable 1t even
talks to other people about CONSISTENCY ~
and effects, by great swelling words, to be gov.
erned by PRINCIPLE ! 1t nominates its bttercst
and most implacable political opponents for Of
hce-it lies down in the dust before Cass-and
Butler Locofocosm, is led by the nose and ears
by it, and Immediately thereafter pretends to
walk on two legs as though it were MAN! 1t
consents to be Slave, and still affects to be
indignant at Slavery 1t sbjectly does its Mas
tcr's bidding, receives meekly kicks and cuffs,
and then runs out into the highway an talks
about liberty and independence !" Oh, Mr.
SMALLEY look at the "chattels' you have
cheaply bought!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
BO(fLE'S IIEBENTONA.

FOR Refreshing AND BEAUlnYlNG IN. COM
PLISloN.
Eradlcating lans. Punplcs, auI ct'icr erupiops of
the skin, aud rendering II fair liraic and hoomin-
|, Is equally rhcaclous IN proie TING the SKIN tror,
the hot suns OF summer, ana irrrzrng blasts Of WIN.
ter aud Is the Iosl lIdgrdul ald dvhcuus attcle to
he iound at the to,ist ol fashion
All thu above articles have stood the ties, Of IN,
strctesl Investigation AMI are w,rR,Nrrr snuenrr
to ANYTHING vet invented hut n MOI ,nund 10 nrove
So on ina the money m o. css-s wit h, r,tn,d,
10y my Agents. " VI i 81 -. Troypittor,
AGO.. III, Washington R,S'on
June - l''' Wkt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
Congressional Election in Massachu sets

The Boston Advertiser of yesterday says -
Inc election in this city passed off quietly,
ana II being ascertained that the Whips would
be undivided IN their support of Mr.. Eliot, and
no doubt being entertained of the result. there
was very small vo,e.-The Hon. Samnsl A.
Eliot was elected by 1854 votes, against ISL
tor all other candidates, or a majority Of three
votes 10 one"
The returns from the % and 4th Districts
were incomplete, but the Advertiser thinks
there is Gas usuaD no choice in the 4lh (Pa!.
trey'sl and that UrHAM (Whig) is elected in
The ID
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
10 S II
The Peoples Academy,
MorriSh,UH Vermont
NllE FALL TERM OF THIS INsTrT,rrJo,


will commence Thursday, Sept. 5th and cnntn-
ue eleven weeks, remaining under the superint.n.
dence oI NJ Dwinell, a. B. and Miss Jane 7. Dw.
nell.
Instruction will be given III the branches usually
tauIh IN similar schools and also in French, Music
on The Pfano and MeiodeOn and in Thoroush Bass
and Drawins and Painting.
Lectures will be given on the Natural Sciences it,
lusrated by new and extensive apparatus in Pneulna
tics Electricity Magnetism, Electro Magnetism, AS
tronomy, OpLcs, and Chemistry. course of l.c-
lures may also be expected upon Anatomy and Ply
slOOgy.
A Ieaehsrs' Class will be formed. and peculiar adj
yantages offered to those Intending to teach
TUlTlON--Common English branches, So 90
Higher English branches, $50 Greek Latin French
400 Music with Use OF Piano. 500 Music on
Melqdeon, 800. Thorough Bass 500, Drawing
and Painting, 600. Whiting. 90
board, including roonls washing and fuel. 81 25
psr week. Good accommodations can be procured
by those wishing TO board themselves For board
address ID. w Putnam, Morristown VI
The Trustees, having full confidence i'm the ability
and ianhiuluess Of Mr.. Dwnrll and Sister. have Sc
cured continuation of their services. and they take
pleasure in recommending he School 10 lhe fIicnds
Of Education
+ bS S + r$f ES%Tiii Il z i r~n Cor"
July 81, 1850. viva
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
CLEAR, BRILLIANT LIGHT,
WITHOUT
q Y 4 ASH Joke OR SHELL

CoST ONLY II l-2 CENTS
II Is composed entirely of Vegetable, and contains
soti'e sly or eight parssomc OF which are Essential
Ols. he whole forms boiy beautiful in appear
Huce and perfectly tree from expos on; giyiIrr n
C,tar, Brilliant aud OIcrl,ss Light without Smok.
a 'r'- l"Gs L'grl may be Obtained from Lanp-
consequently 1t whl barn faster than whale oil with
It's dinl, smoky Igh. But reduce the isht To that OF
TIE brs sperm OIL, and gallon win last AS long. aud
cost bat about one halt as much or YOU have twice
as much light from this New Oil, without adding to
me expense, and at the same time without Grease
smoke or smell. Ihus furnishing the public with
an Article, from which they can obtain almost any
quantity OF light, teven equal gas ut about one
hall the expense, Per RATIO as Tor Light and at the
same time clear and beautiful
II has with rapid strdrs spread It's brilliant rays
through tie different parors, halls and workshops Of
almost very Town aud lllu,e in all New England
and a. be cunning to extend its piercing rays over the
iar west and the extreme South. The demand ha.
the enormous quantity of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
LIBERATION.
Stray Horses.

TAKEN up by the Subscriber on the 2sth instant
in Million. large well made Black Horse lG
hands high, or yssrs old and a little tender footed
ami a common sized red roam Mare, with a small
bunch ON her leg between her ictterlock and knee
The owner can huvc said Hose and Mare by paw.
ing all lawful charges 'N'
Milton July sob, 1850 w5v3,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND COMPl AIMS

NO remedy that has been offered 70 the p,o.ic has
'tn nay as CERTAIN aud If 'inoi IN rOrrcpg ALL the in.
dta TrdFneSses nnd Imaginative of tn. msp So ma
hhdNI PCLNONdRi BALSdN II makes II dh.r
enc" whether me arrangement shIyy,Ssin e1rcss "r
ethrT FfIIrHtn Udkhess it rsPti7s. l. L. nv
ing The System eYndling the ctrcuiDn and 1ma,np ard
a""yhg NERVOUS lRRIIABll.lTY. Ser our IauJAl,ts
In
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
NO. 8.

:, CoMMENDAr0N everywhere meets the Use Of Roulr's
Hyperion Fluid for cleansing aud beauifyiug the hair
and his Amoe, uhe celebrated shaving soap, also
his liebeaiona for purifying the complexion S"IJ
Gy the Inventor, William Boyle, III, Washington
"NN' D'o'o"' wSwl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
AVOID IISAII1!

FRAUD Counterictors of Dalley's Extractor in i'm.
old Wrapper, flood the market, avoid as Won would
poison, Tor to use II Is as dangerous
no aftIcie but Dalcy's Genuine Extractor can
check inflammation instantly, entirely subdur The
PS''' o, ,he worst Burns aud Scnlds IN from one to
- minutes, aud cure the soI,s without scarf piles
salt Rheun, GUS, Hounds, Bruises, Sores and In
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
BEWARE OF CoU.S TFeFEITs,

This medicine has ohHined that high charac,er
winch is necessary Tor al medicines Ia attain to m
duce cUuliereers tn put tOrr spurious article Al
The rsk OF Tue lives o those 40 ale nocenty de.
ceIvtd.
LOOK WE'LL TO THE Marks or THE
GENUINE.
lhey have the written Signature of &. NJ JACK.
SON upon the wrapper, and The name blown IN the
bottle nthom ch'eh they are spurious
Fol sale wholesale and retail AZ the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
TO. 10 ARCH SrsEtT. one door below Sir,h. date
OF 9'S Race street, PHI drlpha, aud by respectable
dealers generally throughout the country Also 10
'nls by SCARLtTT 4 LYON, Druggists,
July i''"' wow Burlington,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
fHA MONTGOMERY HOUSE,
Ill fremont Street. BOSTON

TlllS LARGE AND COMMODITIES HO.
Il lei. has been thoroughly reiitted and renoyn.
ted, lsnow open Tor the accommodation of transient
and permanent boarders
Inc internal management, OF the Horse gilr he
under the immediate direction OF Mr. JAMES S. psR-
kER, late proprietor oi the Somerset House, Pk.
mouth, Mas -
The situation OF the Montgomery House is unsur
passed III any respect by any other in the city being,
aud steamboat landings, and very near the business
part OF the clty-and the subscriber hopes by the
stric'est attention 70 The best interests OF those who
patronage. '
Terms Tor Transient Boaldcrs, 81 80 per tlay.
IHoS. 7. WILSON, Foprictor
Boston August :, 1870. wiN6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
New Goods ! New Goods =

AZ -NictoiS' cash Siore Churcl. Street,
NIX ~, has returned from market with
~ large addition to his stock OF Summer Goods.
whGh viii hr sold ioic tor CaSh Call and see
n. L. - ELdck NHk EdsiH9 t,0m me half inch to
S'r t"caes m!de, by tie piece u yard at about the
Gust Of importation. dywtI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
u % Il 4 a. FL

4 MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CON-
PINF, are hereby notified that the assessments
have been made by the Directors on all notes in force
on the days following 10 wit:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23

VI 'NSRs. f. BNNLEN N Co
DcdF STs y You are, believe the Proprictors of
ne shaker Fluid Extract OF NaIerlan, and also Cor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
c(lNS(JMPT

In all Chrisanzod sud civilized countries has cnu,.8
larger proportion u deaths than Hnv other taay that ~.
tcts the human hnly and Until within tew years t,,a
has NOV ben any cr''n 6'Hsty 10 stop the dcvastpn VI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23

From The distinguished Geo. T.. Buddingion,
W. H., CorSackie, .New York, as 10 me pir.
tues Of CordetPs Sasaporiia and The .Shaker
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
READ AND BE CONVINCED

CHAs: RopINsoN, Esq, Ensron, Md, in a letter to
Dr. jackson, Jao y, lsj0, said
" My wife and myself have received more benefit
from your medicine than any other we have ever
taken tor the DyspepSm and Lirer disease"
" The TENTH LEGION" published at " Woodstock
Va, January To- 1880, snld-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY DlLSIN
Coughs and Consumptions.
Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart.

10 MI di9ea4"s 81 pulmonary nature such diseases %
n"y prove so fatal under ordinary treatment when Tia
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
ELEGENr AND INVALUABLE
rs FOR THE LET.
BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID,
FOR EEsTORlNi, PRFSERENj, AND EMBELLI =

FOR EEsToR.Ni, PRESERVING, AND EMBELL,Sr-
ING THF HAIR.
The folloDing Cert Gcate, from DR. lTiasloio Le,sis
one Of The ",0st eminent Physicians If BoSfo,
'cH sho'c The rStnGfIoH rchIch II ls heid BY N.
scienthc d"d iedraed, hem; enc oHiy % may
simitdT ones.
Dc~rON. Feb 10 1880
NJ. I'm EoSle,-Sir: The p.cpura,lom nvcnttf
by you for tie hiIr has been extensively used IN nv
nInly. and they give II the decided preference over
M otnsr compositions 0t the kind. II imvigcrares
and heaurnias the han, aud c.rtnses tie SKIN 81 all
impurities, wI'uuu. .uductig any ulumat- dcleer-
Gus Effects. which are 50 frequently the result of many
well known patcntrd compounds
NtNSLOW LEWIS.
Il il an Indispensable article tor ;l,e LADIES, M II
keeps the hair IA place and curl aud the skin or part.
my OF tue hair Tree from daudraH and scur For
children, II layS the foundation OF GOO head ot hair
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-08-23
CONSUMPTION.
A Dying Woman Cured I!

we state TINS ture to prove The pJirt Af wh.s
ul- bAl.S l Is used oven after the
oy physril and friends 10 ne in the last stages of discs
actually dying and IN This trr ron. tina, ihs
shrond and bUdIf!0h's we're boueh the l1r. uia-,
=. this and the respectable and uDdOpb,,d r,f a., al
'h crr' Hnces ana ia'ts. refer PAMPiil Els
l MS eur" was effected on Mrs ZRA DlhEMAN oI Bale.
toH SPA dyd0Pd % Y Y We ear prD ye bc oni doubt,
NAM Others almost 'q"aNp ms hopeless and iur,,a ce-cs
"f Coughs and COn>"mldoDs CLRED which were lIy.
III IL.LIL .rLlLl- ~ Ii. ~ -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04
FOR SALE.
QY the duly authorized agent, George G.. Beck, DIR.
ID S.Fiteh's well known and universally approved

QY the duly authorized agent George g. Beck, Dr..
Ids. SFitchs well known and universally approved
INSTR UA[ENTS and MEDICINES,
as used by him with such distinguished success in
treating Pulmonary Diseases, Heart Disease, Dys-
Pepsia, COstipeneSs, Female Diseases, Kidney Com
plants and all Diseases affecting the organs Of life
The Instruments are rHE ABnoaINAL SUPPORTER,
which Is unegualed for beauty case and utility; THE
SHoULDER BaAcn OF tho llghtest and most efficient
pateri THE lNHALISe TUBE, which is Of silver, and
so small as to be carried in the vest pocket and is in
valuable to all persons having weak lungs or fearing
predisposition to Consumption
DIR. Fich's Medicines are his prescriptions used bv
him In his office, 7O1, Broadway, New York, and are
the result OF his experience in practice Of many
years on Pulmonary Diseases only Thoy are care
fully prepared by himself, and need no recommenda.
tion to those who know them. II any medicine will
cure, they will. II beyond the reach Of medicine,
there is yet hope In using tho Instruments and SO by
expanding the Lungs, and forming fine chest, give
room to tho vtdt organs to perform their part With
a .faH chest no one will have Consumption.
Read Dr. Fitchs Lectures on CONSUMPTION. There
u enough OF directions in them TO prevent Consump.
tion IN any one, to cure many cases. Also,
Read DR.. FStch's Guide 10 Enralids, which Is given
away by the Agent, . valuable book Of A6 pages.
Hundreds in Ohio can attest tho fact that expansion
Of the Chest and giving air to the Lungs will cure
even desperate cases Of Consumption.
For any or all the above articles call on the Agent
GEORGE q, BECK, Druggisf,
Lancaster, July Q, 1850 d&wl0
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04
~
Rend mud RclInci,


Dr. Olds has forsukeu his pos, 10 Con.
gress 10 attend to his 70 election at home
Tho following address will show where
his Congressional opponen, in debate,
the Hon. L. ID. CampbelI. considers it
his duty to be. Instead of remaining a,
Washington where duty called, Dr. OIds
leaves the city under the churge..of alter.
Ing and mutilafing Cong essionul de
bate. franks false COPY of the debate
between hinself and Mr.. Campbell all
over the district. aud comes here aud
slandOrs men who remain al their post
by accusing them OF being 'boughl over
TO the support Of ccrtun measures. He
talks Of GalphiniSm aud yet is absent
from his post when this very subject is
before Congress 10 the shape Of rcsolu.
tom he tulks Of Western interests and
Western destiny, and yet is absent from
his post when Western inrsrcsts aro ut
atake;and before some ofiho most import.
ant measures Of tho session ure dismissed
OF. no deserts his place, caring but little
whether there isa anorum left or not,
while bis own Interests call Tor his inter.
position at home. He talks about the ex.
psnse OF the government. while the army.
the navy, the civil aud diplomatic, the riy.
Grand horbor,in fact noarIy every arpro.
priatipn bill remains uudisposed Of Why
is he not there, il IA he Saya tI,rre Ia
need OF il, TO use his efforts u, curlail
tho expenses Of tho government Tho
following address spSaks for i,self.-
To the People ofMe Secona Coaerc,,ioa
al District IF O1o;
have received many letter. within the h,,
fortnight, nrging mo 10 return lpmr IL lime Il
meet my cUlAtilncnis IN iIo di,lsIvni tnwn,hin.
aud discuSs tho political ibpivs Of ihu ,luy. ia
comply with these requests, I wonll hnv. tuyn
cato my seat before Congress mljmru.. AIauy
members have already returned 10 il,.ir lt,,n,s
and there 10 now great danger lIml ihe Hossr
RssPrs'eHidiiSe' wW be ieR Vii1oai quorum, i,
winch eseht, many very Important measures mnsI
iail, aud tue oPeri iIion' Of Government b, .erj
9nAly Injured. Although am nnSinns Ia mae,
my eonsilasnh aud give th9m an account Of NV
stewardship, aa well Os 10 lclenl myself ng,n:,
Sny enaIse' which my uppoucnts mly mike. vet
,he Jio. H.' 10 uat which wInld MD ~ pinlnins
me aha.lroua rc5nlts which mus, Conn, 4 ',,s'
lH'i"'n na'S checked prefer rnnniuy NJ,
L.A g's "v'en ~ the approaching eueti,n, hv
reuaanlng s.e4liAstly At iIir pu-t ii duty Which
Sars sassss. 'S SIs .a already given mo Than b So
hes' IsbsHshercfors veaain her. ,a,'""
yony Kspre'eataiivs all ne ddic. of e,y Ea aSi,;a
stahop, aeecrding 10 Ae beet Of R "s;g 'S;G,
s.ss, ,ssta e. idsf soss is takrn confidently @ ,ra,l
usniS for . just venlctat the puils ''"''''
NopssoT THspknsEsTArivss.
WAsHtnaraE, Sept, "a. 1siO.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04
FAIRFIi1LD FACTORY.
HARA oARPnMrrn

ESPECTFuLLYinior the public that bs b,g
Il ~ associated IN business with himself RoRTRTs
and GEORGE LOWRY. He has also Salea y, ,sitsTla =
adjustment the most improved machinery .SEiI 81 will
enable them to manufacture Cloth Kersevs EisnnsisS
kersemere, Satinet, Tweed and Blankets n tha besk
STYLE and at the shortest notice.. ~ = $50 Ds's
Common Wool will be manufactured into Cloth foF
forty cents yer yard ~ = 7-Ss 9fN't''-5 va
Three quarters bloodedm and upward. amer:
fine finish, so cents per yard = 'T''' q
satti4st 20 cents per yard blankets % to ss per
pair. Flannels, &C., in proportion r1'SsfN-
Every body is aware that fine cloth Is more valu.
Bile than COARSE and that the difference in the price
depends more the labor bestowed than the cost Of
the raw material The difference therefore, in he
price Of manufacturing fine and coarse wool will be ex
planned by the finish which, will not be inferior to
Eastern Goods. ~
Wool Carding, Cloth Dressing and Spinning
WIN be done in the best mAnner at customary prices
In as much as the expenses Of the business are heavy
and profits Light, prompt payment will necessarily Be
required for all orders in their business
10000 lbs. Wool Wanted--for which Goods
will be given in exchange.
May II, 1850 ~.~t asr 1s. 20 as
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-10-04
THE aREATI PLACE.
TO rurchane Ready Made clothing,
Cloths. Cassimefes, Hesfings q Trimmings at prices
fosusteeery body either a Vholesdle retdiiisGt
S0dITH q NG,S


tospiteeery body sitherGi Vholesdie or retailisGt
M1TH & TON CTS,
IN Main street, lancaster Ohio lust between Re-
" Der ee kutss Store and John Lyons Grocery
Our Goods are fresh and Of the latest importatons,
the variety very great and the stock complete.
II Is needless 20 give lengthy description Of our
Goods suffice to say that we have every thing that
would completeH gentlemens wardrobe, consisting Of
every variety Of Coats Jackets Pants Vests Shirts
Drawers, Suspenders Cravats Stocks, Handkercheifs
Bosoms collars, socks, Gloves together with the most
fashionable and beautiful styles Of
Cloths Cassimeres. Vestings q TrImmings,
that those who would prefer to have their Clothes
made to order, do so by first leaving their mea
sure and good fit is warranted or no sale.
We keep constantly employed number offrst-rate
TdorS, and feel prepared TO do all manner Of tailor
ing; but those who desire their clothes made up after
the latest fashions and in the most durable and substan
tial manner Just give US o call.
We sell low, in this there is no mistake notwith-
standing others may say they can sell from 80 to 90
per cent lower than every body else and as an evil
dence Of what we say, let all call and look at our
Goods and we feel confident that those who want
clothing will surely buy. ~
Bear in mind that SMITH & ToEG are practical Tai
lors have followed their business for many years and
might with propriety be said to understand perfectly
the qnality and make of their Goods 80 thatany art
Gle they sell may be relied upon as being good and
substantial or if found defective in anv respect lust
return it and they will give satisfaction.
GrDon't forget the place, recollect the name and
enquire for SMITH & TONG.
may 81, 1850