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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-29
3 o o * e Us t ore
No, Pecks' Building Burlington, Vt.
Recent Publications,

For sale by +. SMITH & co.
STEW ARTS Ph losophy OF Mrcha>cs-S25 50,
- The PoetrY Of ScicHce-by Hunt 5 60.
LHrics NJ SHaiH GHd Eru--by h. Maturn-SlO 90
lAssi0HdIV Offering --75c.
DiStriCt Nch0OL as IT iraS-j0c.
Mrs, BiiSs Practical Cook Book $ co.
In Ucmoriom-by Tenuysom- 1Jc
The East; sketches ct Travel IN Egypt and the
Holy l.and-by Rev J A. Spencer,
H9'}nag Ecooomy il England and Anlerca-by
DIR larlner.-.Sl 90.
The Barber or. the Mountalnecr Of the Atlas by
Mayo "-Sl00,
Cruising in He Last IPdr-,second series )-25c
Debprahs Diary-hy the author of Nary Powell
ROY 20 iI&Iii by T. SNl1I' s. Go.
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0+TWc invite the attention Of our read
ors to the Card of Mr. WHITBY, in another
column. Mr.. WnlrBY is excellcntly quail
fed, both by experience and scientific &C.
quointanoc with his profession, 10 furnish
Plans and Specifications for public or pr-
vatc offices.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-29

Among the items Of news received by the
Niagara at New York, last " eek, is the follow
ing, which needs confirmation.
Rumored Death OF Wellington.
The London Morning Herald, of Friday, the
18th, created great sensation in London, by
the following paragraph
"Wc have received the f flowing, dated
Stamford Mercury but in giving insertion to it
we may remark that we hive no confidence in
thc report, for we believe the vencrabl Duke
10 be at this moment at Walmcr Castle
"lntcllIgence has Just arrived al 'irantham,
which, no doubt, is to true, that his Grace the
Duke OF Wellington, whilst hunting with the
Bclvor hounds, fell at Lincolnshire ha-hl and
dislocatcd his colIar-bona. The surgeon of the
hunt attempting to reduce the diilocation, met
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with most determined opposition, and his
Grace expired in the arms of his brother fox
hunters. The Duke of Rutland Lords CRANKY
Forester, and others, bore the hero home to Bel
vor Castle, with great grief.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-29

of the llustriors dead, that a feeling of con-
tempt and pity for those who exhibit it volun-
tarhy pervades our mind We cannot but feel,
now that he is dead, that
After liir's huul fever he sleeps well
Treason has dGne his worst nor steel nor poison
Malice dome :tic, foreign levy-noung
Can touch hirl further"
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FANCY GOODS.
slEe A WIZ * IL Ill; Y5Iss

No IL CURNiIIGL, BOSTON.
IMPORTER OF FKEN:Ii, GERMAN,
L and ENGLISH FANCY GOODS, TOYS and
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, of every descrip-
ton, all nj whch th.y will sell at small advance
he cost ol importation.
-NtrchdUts from, he Country will 40 well 10 call
ana examine our extensive STOCK before purchasing
elsewhere
August 81, 1880. woyl
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NO. 20.

A GREAT FAcr.-Al those young ladies who are
remarkable tor their personal charms, are in the habit
OF using BoGcs Hyperion Fluid Tor beautiiying the
hair, and llcbraiona for smoothing, and purifying
and protecting the compile ion from the influences OF
the sun nnl wind. Sold by the mve ntor, WIIliam
Boyle, III, Washington Street, Boston. w22wl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-29
Chichester Esi".a School.

VIZ IT. BFTDING, PIncip1I-Tcachcr d Largun-
grs and Mathematics.
Mrs, Va n. H. BrLr,Na. Teacher CT Music. paint
inL and D,awng.
NJ. flLrrAc, Teacher of French.
7ENIIN first term of this Institution will
Il commence on Tuesday, Dec. 3D., and continue
eleven weeks. The building designed for the recep-
ton Of Students has been recently constructed and ia
large and commoiiorS. The course OF instruction
will he thorough and systematic, comprising all the
branches usupIly taught in High schools. No c!or Is
will be fparcI either by the Teachers or Trustees
to make he residence OF students bolh pleasant and
profitable.
Board, including room washing and fuel. car be
obtained in respectable families for 81 - per week.
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AUTUMN MPOUrAriONS.
J. a l. a. 4 = ~ WIN z T. x
iSIIlONS FOR 1850!

CiIAS. \. SMITH & CO.,
\NOULO respectfully invite their p7rons and
w the public 10 examine their NEW : IYLES
OF GARMENTS tor tnc present and coming seas
on. Together with Ihe,r new and Unusually !arge
Stock which, ms regards original styles, rchncs. at
material and extent in variety. pronounced ly
coinp tent Judges 10 be tar superior anything
otenH1 by them.
OVER COATING of all the yariou> s;iroh'e ma
trrras, hnm the least expensive PllOT DUE
FELS AND kERSt,lS 10 The finest cloth tiulsh-
, ed BEAVERS, including CANli.LS lair mix
lures and LABRADOR COMTlNG,a new article
which is made Up to answer the purpose Of two
Coats worn either siIe outand water proof
DRESS AND BROCK COAT CLOTHS, OF
every guilty and color IN French, German, Eng
lish ana American manu'acmre. Also, Just reCcH-
ed, a lew pieces OF those celebrated ELBuFF
presSly to our order.
BUSINESS COAT-I renrh and English Tweeds
Venetian and ZEPHYR Cloths, Ia great,aIIety.
| PAN IS-tng ISL, FI,nch and German Dorskns
and Cassmcres, Gatks, plain color, and in Va to..s
| fancy mixtureo, few sly les of watch a'c confined
expressly TO onr house
Gus fOM MADE CLOTHING tor the Fail
and inter. We have on iirud u LARGE : IO''
OF our own manufacture from which purchase 80"
obtain r5ans, we stlll adhere 10 our ola '}C'j.
not To he unirrsn'd.
CUTTING DEPARTMENT-We have n ..r
different Cutting departments men vino, or SAL and
| taste, are Acknowledged To have no superior.
We are determined. It thorough Workmanship, su
perer trimmings, sm I'LL profits aud punctual rNtcu-
ton ot all orders, to increase still TURNER III" numhe
OF Our patrons tHAS, A, Shl I'll & co,
No. Old State House, fronting Washington st.
Oct. y. dAW2uIu3l busiUu.
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IN FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER % 1850

materials are here, ana there is no reason why
the Company, under the efficient management
of their Mills Which has thus far given them
reputation and credit, at hone and abroad,
should not "make money" 1t is not for us to
Indicate where, (for we know nothing about it.
but there have been mistakes Somewherc. We
trust they may be considered and rcmcdlcd,
and that we shall soon sec the BURLISGroN
Mill COMPANY again in prosperous and sue
ccssful operation
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-29

GA Couple of valuable mares belonging
to Mr.. John Jackson of this village, were run
upon and killed by the morning train of the 18th
inst.-U.
And beautiful mares they were, too, and quite
up to the trick of excepting out of the way" of
anything bit Locomotive.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-29

The New York Tribune publishes the COM
Ilcte Congressional vote of that State at the
recent election, the footing up of which fur
nishes most gratifying figures to II c Wings OF
the Old Empire. The clear aggregate Wing
majority ever all others is 6,l96; showing thai
although the Opposite on Lave chosen haf of
their candidates, they stand, in the popular
vote, decidedly in the minority.
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sewing by Machinery.

10 Jo"rncymcn T'djlors, ScmpshessCS, En-.
Pfoyers, a'W all others interested in Sen
ing q any description.
SEVERAL ATTEMPTS have been made
| ~ 10 produce Machines for Sewing hut they wero
not without mnny objections, and could be used tC!
| little advantage or profit
SINeEs X PHrIrs, Bal1y stitch Sewing Machine,
| u; ny 'S1nc VI Singer, aud manufactured bv
| ~ ger theIps, No, - Harvard Pace Boston,
Mass, IS offered 10 the public as pprtec, nlachinr
Imu WIZ ne constructed and adaped to perform any
s H,,, VI rom the sti;c5g of fine shir-bo-
som 10 snps sail, as well rs SOM descriptions ct
| leather; HE needle straight, and works pcrp,n
dIcuIaIly upon the table ct lie machine afTordinU
room ana opportunity toadnst the fabric in any way
even to n hairs breadth - ' 7
! The stitch made by this machine is one which
VIII NOT raveI or open, and the sewnr car only be-
tiktn apoft by cutting every s-cold N third stitch
From $40 TO 1900 stitches according to the fabric
operated upon, MAJ be tnken Der 'unIi.p.
o ofing TINS machine to perfection much labor
and stu ~ have heen expended upon it by the nven.
'or, ma che auhscribers now cer the B4av.stitch
sewing Machine, feeling couI lent that il viii corJ
! respond, upon MAJ With the recommendation hero
! given.
| The profits arising from the use of ono Of these
lnnchlnes which scws with either one or two need
.es, s from i've TO six do lars per lay The opera
lion is not confined TO the Manufacture of clohiny
only, but may re applied to sewing rvory drscrir-
| non OF linen. cotton, wooden, and most kinds q
leather.
| The machine, with ordinary care is warrante!
TO run one yctr without repairs and " III last MANY
S'F'j ANA It Is so slmp'e in ils construction, AM
e'1y re@nInl'd On managed, that any perso'!
"a yr'inarv ability may operate it.
! ne nrl't OF one o these machines which is
worked ny treajle, and capable OF sewing any or
dlaiy linen, nusin or WOODEN fabric is one hnuI-
ied ana twenty-five dollars, complete, with all APP
pendAgeS tor operation.
these machines are so beautiful and neat in : cir
appearance, and they Ike up 50 Ii tie ROOM that
! 'h'y are an ornlHen; to any adys sewing apart
ment
~ In Agent, with whom exclusive arrange
mrntS viii be male is wanted in every city and
town in inc U,utcd States
All applications for Agencies, and MI orders en-
closing the money fer n1cinrs, (Which will be
eh.einily packed to s"ud to any part ct the worldly
~ well as al enquiries about their adaptation to
different purposes, viii b" promptly attended to by
the manut1c1rers. All letters must be postpaid,
and addressed to SINGER 4 PHELPS,
10 Harvard Place, Boston, Mas-.
Nov 5, 1850. wl9mos3
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Swanton Falls Academy

~ " ~ IL w IL q "A " q u . Ill
The WINTER Term COMMENCES on WEDNESDAY,,
NovEMbEg ~.
SAMUEL NJ. CASE, Principal
MISS LAURA r. FARNswoRTn, assistant
and Icccher NJ Drdring, CrdyoH add Pdinting.
Mas. MARIAN IIAcKETr,
Teacher n Picno Music, Organ and French
Miss MARY f. BRAYroN, Piano Music.
GEORGE VI. TIfLt, NJ. D,
Lecturer on AhotomA and Physiology.
THIS Institution is pleasantly located in the
growing and flonrishing village OF STANTON
Falls. This place is distinguished for its hen1hhul-
ness and saubry OF its climate 1t is also easy of
access, and will soon be rendered more 50 by the op-
eaihg ct the Vermont and Canada Railroad frt m
from the South and West.
The advantages for instruction in Music and the
French language are unsurpassed by any in this sec
Good ihcililles niso will be engaged for instruction
in Drawing, Crayon and Painting.
Board can be obtained in good nmilies from 81 25
to Sl31 per week, including room, washing and fl.
81. lnilion-S3 to 81 per quarter. Text Books
in the place at reduced prices
A. J. SAMSON, Secretary.
Swanion Falls, Nov II, 1850 w2ow3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-29

d POT Bur 7 The West Chester passcn-
ger depot, on the Rutland and Burlington road,
was burnt to the ground on Friday night last,
supposed to have caught fire from the sparks of
a locomotive. The books Of the company with
what freight was in the depot, were lost
Bra,,don Post, 2lsi.
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MRS. T.anawogi; Inv,

AZ JUST R;CEiylD FOR SALE a RICH
+ AMI Nl-hiouCLl. assortment Of Millinery and
Fancy Goods nj the loves. cash prices
November y, 1850. w22W3
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MASSACHUSETTS
HcaIM dissertation
OF SPRINGFIELD
WITH A GUARANTEE FUND OF $4,000, q

'HNtlS ASSOCIATION is FORMED FOR THE
mutual relief OF its members in case of sickness
or accident
BY paying 81 so in advanc as Application Fee,
and the payment Of the Deposit money within thirty
days, certificate OF membership will be secured
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-11-29

y VUVU WIS Hu77PVtW tNPTVssIH7 UNC TTdH h 5
Of the ST. ckholders to SAMUEL II. VALLEY,
ESQ, the former Treasurer, for the energy and
fidelity with which lie discharged the response.
BILE duties of lis Office The Report of the
Investigating Committee was by unanimous
v(tc, referred to the Diic;;ors to be disposed OF
as they eEou!l deem pra2er, and the meeting
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Declines THE HoNoR-Some days since Judge
Johnson seceived from Slave Catcher, General
alexander Gardiner formidable document
sherein he the said Samuel z. Johnson. County
Judge for Kings County,) was with much bonn
sastie formality, appointed United States Blood,
Aaund for his balwisk But the Judge seemed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

TREATMENT OF CHILD-On Saturday wo
Graw. st. Brooklyn, struck on the head child Of
hers, wholay on the bed sick of dropsy, because
he would not give her three cents that some per.
son had given him. The wretched woman wanted
the childs money to purchase drink, and became
exaggerated on being refused. She was arrested
and conveyed to prison by the Police, and on the
way kept roaring and shouting and threw herself
down several times. The poor child was taken
to the Hospital The inhabitants of the street
will be glad to get rid of her, for she keeps up a
horrible noise at night, disturbing the whole
neighborhood with shouts Of " murder her ina
gination diseased by intemperance, being contin-
ually haunted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

insanely blind to the distinguished honor Of the
Office of negro catcher and without a moments
hesitation enclosed the grandiloqucnt document
to the obsequous Clerk of the U. s. Circait Court,
expressing serious doubt of the Consttutionality
of such appointment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29
cMOOTH VERSES, dedidated to per-

SMOOTH VERSES, dedidated to per-
Ssous with rough Cough.
Softly sing in Lydian measure
Praises OF that priceless treasure,
That ConsumptiOn's arrow urneh
When the hectic fever burDeth,
That the fercest cOug h alayetb,
And from each disease that preyoth
On The organs Of the breath
Steals the barbed shaft Of Death
We have found n Hygea
Benefacress. would you rec her
Would YOU test the sweet CONNECTION
She prepares in such perfection
All that we have 10 observe IT,
Gail forthwith on Mrs. JerTs,
Where you see crowd and sign,
AT Broadway three seventy nine.
Sold wholesale and reailb bfrs. w JERVIS 36G BroGd-
way one door above Fanknst and sold bydmggiss gem
orally. Agens--I0 Broadway 10 Astor House, Mrs.
HAYES Is3 Fu!ton-s Brooklyn. Each package il nyah-
ably signed Mrs. w. JERVIS Be- sure 10 ask for Mrs.
JERYIS'S Cold Candy. o9 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

NArURALIzAT1os-Th Clerk ofthe City Court
has busy time of it just now, in consequence OF
the crowd of persons who daily appear to take
out their papers Of citizenship This is OF the
signs Of the approaching election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29
HARDWARE.

DATS, RATS, RATS.-E. DIVERS
Il aPATEET SELF-SETTING REVOLVING RAT
TRAP decidedly the best catcher the United States
II has and viii deceive and catch the cunning old rails tha
have been too wide awake for all other traps The sagaty
Of The yeT1nin vii be of avail with this ingenious trap
Manufactured and for sale 25 Fulton-st OF Wazr up
stairs. Also Wire Tenders and FireGuards, wove WIRE
Coal and Sand Screens fancy wtre-work for Lhrares
Church windows, &c. &c 90 stTuGF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

SINGULAR ISclDENT.--We learn that consider
bic excitement exists in Kensington, N H. IN con
sequence of the finding of Mr. Gilman Lamprey,
of that place apparently dead in his chair, several
days since; but who after keeping week ex-
hibits none of the signs of real death; Mr.. LuP
to the time he was thus found had been as wen
as usual and no satisfactory cause OF this snga-
lar state of things is yet found. We are told that
at the end of the week, the countenance retains
its full color and that aside from the ecu thnra
no indications of death. a few years since
brother Of this person his wife and their son. all
came to their death by suicide. ,,
[Amesbury (Mass.) Vilager, 24'h'
F1RE.-We regret to learn that the w adding
Factory of Messrs Braman & Leonard; SIT it0 as
wego Railroad was destroyed by fire on Saturday
evening last The building was new and Il c nnt
in operation. The loss, we understand, ls esti
mated at $4,000; insurance $4,000. The STOCK
in the building was worth $4,000 Whether this
il embraced in the estimate of $4,000, we do not
know The loss sustained is a serious disaster
W 'A' I0swego Tunes, ISL.
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MERCHANTMEN, MEDICINE. - DR..

MECHANICAL MEDICINE. - DIR.
I'VE BANNING has returned to Sal Broadway, New ora
for consultation and the management OF Hernas and VoceA
Pulmonary Dyspepc Nervous, Spinal nndlFenae ea1-
nesses and of dropping languor and physical deioniy IN
general by means Of HIS set Of TRUSSES, bkAGES
and SUPPORTS, together with Hydropathy, Galyansa,
and such exercise and other rational means as WIN educe
the energies the weakened parts lady Ia attendance
on ladies' Office open from AM. to ? NJ AID from 10
4PM His TRUSS and improved BRACE supplied
to Physicians and Druggists liberal terscash accom'
panying the order) Physicians invited to call and exs
anime 49, o9u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

THE MoSoroLY.-If Dr. Fort, as one of the Lo-
co. Foco papers ostentatously boasts be :, anti.
monopoly to the core" how did it happen that at
the Loco Foco State Convention of Sept. IS, John
R. Thomson, the well-known Secretary, and John
w Mickle prominent Director OF the monopoly,
were among the most active and lanuenslai aGnis
to be supposed that those watchfu guardians OF
the interests Of the monopoly did not know their
man? "Tel it not in Gath" Such SUPPOSE
ton is too preposterous to be sustained for mo-
ment. Sussex Register.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

EDITOR RErlRED.-The Jersey CITY Telegraph
of Friday evening, announces the withdrawal OF
John H. Voorhees,, Esq who has conducted 1t for
three years past with much spirit and energy
In valedictory article he reviews his previous
course, and aludes to the different factions which
bove claimed to be the leaders OF the Wing party
showing that those who formerly sustained him
do not now cooperate with the Wing leaders, on
account of Which he withdrew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29
II WOOD. 237 Wster-st New York

n
40 STOVES STOYES!-It is now admitted by al
who have used this celebrated Stove that il exceeds any
now II use Tor heating parlors, Offices. halls, &c
me subscriber has also constructed COOK-SrOYE, on
the same pncpe, both Of which be surpassed for
economy OF fuel cleanliness, and durability So confident
is The undersigned Of their superiority that he offers 10
und me purchase money IT, aer trial OF two weeks the
Stove should not prove satisfac aorv
Ie pubic are invited examine the principle which
e ue Is purn IN this Stove being entirely and pro-
nounced ny some OF the best judges the best giving heat
ana al TIE same tine the economical N fuel OF any
stove now N use few of the many Improvements are
They have no crate in the bottom the coal resting upon
sod surface No cold air is admitted 10 deaden the ire.
The air heated before reaches the fire. By passing
through hot air chamber consequently the coal is all cen,
gumed
8. alright and constructed that 1t needs no rak
lng Is Tree from DUST and escape the
t. IS economlcnl the application OF the heated air, IN
connection with the fact that be disturbed by ra
ing, causes complete combustion of the coa-a principle
never before obtained in stoves.
Silver Medal has been awarded this Stove the last
Fair OF the American Institute
The subscriber deems II unnecessary inse any Of the
numerous testimonials he has received favor the above
Stove but can produce the with any reference that may
be required. fo2l I'm L. WOOD, 81 Wner-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29
az SPENCER'S VEGETABLE PILLS.

A SPEN GEMS EGEIADLE iIL1Aos
VA The OLD ESTABLISHED, WE'LL APPROVED.
uNRlVALLED MEDICiNE.-Though compounded not
OF the aIfeched Drugs of the Ees A some say to give
their medicine reputaon but OF the vegetables our
cime yet the compound ia so happily arranged mat
no one get article that entirely meets the de-
mand of our nature relief preventive of disease
thorough purifier ofthe bloodhe life of man perfectly
safe al a times and under all circumstances and If TAKEN
promptly Physician will rarely need be called
Their purifying is not only In curing Hnnors
mud all Diseases arising from impure state OF the Blood
but that those who them freely have no attacks rons
FeYers.
SURE CURE FOX sICK.HEADAcHE.
Cures pain arising from the most OF causes speedily P1le
Diarrhea &c. nm -.
Though higher priced boxes than most other Pills. yet
cheaper than all
TRY SEE.
ANY onehaying taken them according to drecohS) "i'h
OUT benefit can have their money refunded
Call on Agents for Pamphlets VI,
Wholesale Agents, A. B. & D. SANDS In New York'
WIN BAILEY in Brooklyn, and Al ADlE, IN providence.
For sale by Of the dealers in medicine throughout
T. j. SPENCER, Sole Proprietor, Warwick RI
022 l0w4w'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

ENOR SALE.-On Thirty-frst-st. be-
Il Third and Lexington three 3-story and base,
HOUSES, with good under cellar. They fttod
with every convenience built in the best Manner
and will be sold low, if applied for soon$4qoo can re-
man on bond and mortgage. Apply to JOHN E. BLISS,
Broad-st, from II TO O'Clock, daily. OF lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29
ALMSTEAD,S PATENT STOVES

" FOR HALLS, CHURCHES STORES PARLORS
OFFICES &cThe subscriber wouid cal the attention Of
those II want of STOVES TO his complete assortment Of
the most approved patterns OF HEATING and COOKING
STON ES Also manufacturer and dealer in plain and
JtPanned TlnWare, Britannia gRd General House Fur
nlshHg Goods, Mica, Stove Ornaments and Trimmings
Stoves cleaned prepared md PUT up at short notice and
lille expense. J: D. ANDREWS Successor TO <. h
Trowbrldge 20 Waierst o24 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-29

VNOR SALE.-A desirable country resi-
IL dence IN the of Wilton. Conn about A miles rom
Norwak and about hours ride on the New Haven ha
rond consists Of acre OF good land and surrounded with
sbrubbery The house in good order liz on the Danbuy
road and will be sold low the subscriber has no use Tor
Il Inmre 0f QAUNT K DERRlCKSON.
.ei1 ~ l5a South-st
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PI A NOS.

DTANO.-A new and beautiful 81 octave
q Rosewood PIANO, OF brilliant tone and warranted;
for $50; new 81 octave DO. for $50 Also Gold and
Silver WATCHES &c. Cash advances on consignmenis
of Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware, Furniture Pianos;
Books Stationery Watches aud Merchandise and Personal
oIa 4! " F JONES Sc Ann-st, % door