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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-26
TrEspAY. ArRIL 81 At lgl, O'CLOCK. At rnn

TtESDhN, APRIL - At ~, O'CLOCK, At THE
Merchants Eychangs. Sa0w0 nsheid and Sandu.ky
BY hrst mortgage s7ona favor ~ Henry ,rnnei
theodore Dchon, and Oliver slate jr. trustees A mort
n 80 Nc,s ~, al anA .t,.u.. - .s.l
from saudusky city. Lake Erc. Manshela Rehiapd
county Ohio together With the lands tracks, lines, rails,
bridges, buildings. piers and whnrvee, warehouse,
creations, fences. walls aSures. privileges franchises,
rights and real estates Whatsoever owned by said company
o. which hall W owned hereafter by them; and all the ei,
income issues and profit, ~ hso from the and all
the railway depots stations, With the buildings thereon,
together with all the locomotives tenders ears carriages
tools machinery and materials hereafter
owned ~ said company any belonging aprcrin
sa ~ @ aa sha p'eI ,hersan ns,ws.n tmy
city lake Erie to Mansfield Ohio and i being lal ith
atolb rail- and will he completed the lst sep,cnbe ISL
wharye ral snd power for it, own IA
Vel a. ior The ~ miles " soinng road between Mansfield
anu Ne"arkl }. - reprcscnted a. follows
,e,,,.a y ~ s'Vsr ~
Tirst ana Only mortsas, 10, a.. due ii so 81 ~"
which the above sJoooD constituted part. 1900 ~
The last annual report from the President and Directors
20 holders dated 18th February S, sxran ully he
teaeal sppdon Il ne anain e tbs road snd the por,
interest from the III January last al per ont Tr au-
MN Ia,ahle annually II New York, and wi - -cbt
ItHr-u rer CENT N cash The day ~ sac ~ per
~. n tte ~ 10y o. Nay On the payment thcroi The
u W All st@ Sna hard& Co., 80 Wall 81.
HoTsEuOIID FURNITURE. AT HOUSE NO %
Nso.ttr ttrfst near srrias strc,t. X e. NM Val
tri.ins tie usual a'scr,ment y : small family.
4 tRCtsrANp FINEST WHITE A20LB. m FULL
A. 49, torc rhc.. puniar E.. ~ HrotdNay sloios
wlg'tot u Plane Rss.i tttos s'.s5,.ns. u,hi,ore.
thorn n hed4sg IN avey Scvtluy Stravb Sc. a..
vARrLR, Austiosea, W. New tuss..
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S5OO.OOO.-ss

YCOU,UOU. ath February, $50 BY the senate and
House OF Of the State Of louisiana author
Ing the City Of Lafayette adonng New 0rloans issue
Bends the amount q SUOO IN Of one thousand
dollars each. with interest payable rei annually at the
OF per cent snnum also commanding tina,
othe principal Of said Bonds shall be qsdaed
the time Of o. the interest as represented BY
coupons attached to said Bonds predzted the taxes
real estate In said City Lafayette and 20 take
precedence of all other debts liabilities Of said city IL
resolved by the City Council Of said city t. issue Bonds
In accordance with the provisions Of the state authority for
above named amount And the undersigned have been
duly authorized to register the Of such persons
disposed avail themselves of this desirable
whom all further information be obtained
Dceting the Increasing Of the said city.
WM. CROWLEY son, No. lO william street.
NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAILROAD BONDS,
KETcHuN. ROGERS BEMESr. q Wall st.
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD BONDS,
lN due in is59, for sale by
kETcHuM. ROGERS 4 BENEST. ~ Wall st.
&1A OnA TO $1,000 WANTED, on BOND AND
RAVsOOV mortgage on property in Willsmsburgh,
worth double the money! Tor i've years At per cent tho
Snteret IN be paid half yearly. Address THOs DOYLE,
soner Of Fourth and South fosrh streets Wiambarsh
j.. L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-26

DRIAN IT, MULLER, MISUNDERSTANDING
IA Instruments, Almanac. &o.-Adrsn H. Muller will
eel. at public auction Monday 18th Instant at hAfpass
o'clock the entire stock Nautical Nanufae tory
No. 40 water street nsitinx AZ Quadrants. Sextsn6
Telescopes Barometers Therm"eer~, Microscopes, hea
curing Tapes Nautical AlmaaacS. Charts, aAd other
teal publications Terms, cash.
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uCTI0S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT NO 81 ELM
IA street-on Monday, zhh Apra at oeock. the Gsrs-
turr 81 .ne soosv n -, ,nEf.n eIHe1,
,at chairs Rockers Beds Lcek,ag Glasses. mAhesany
kitchen furniture deposit requircd from al purchasers
W. A. CARTER Auesioneer, New street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-26

DETER PARKS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOTsR-
Il hold Furniture silver and Plated Ware &c.-On MON
April 18th, at 10 o'clock NJ. Morris street.
Greenwich. comprising Brussels and other Jarpeag
Sofas Mirrors Bedsad- and Bed ling chamber and kitchen
Furniture sterling silver and plated Ware and superior
Oil Painting Also quantity Of tore Fixtures Catalogues
on the morning Of sale.
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- G. kEMP ACCTIONEER-uOJSE HOLD FURST-
H. ture at house No. Warren street Monday. AZ
~ o'clock H. {. Kemp will sell at auction. above all
the furniture contained in the large four No.
Warren street near broadway consisting Of all the usual
assortment Of large gentee boarding houscAil u which
will b. sold without Sale will take psoe weather
onl or fair. Catalogue .he mornina Of ALE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-26

BENJAMIN MOONEY. AUCrIovEER.-LARGE SALE
- of P.rfumery, Fancy Goods. Brushes. &eF. " f0ye
will sell at auction Monday aud Tuesday April 9Th aud
. tn at 10 o'clock at The store Maiden I'll
surplus stock Of importer
wing the st Mayamoue which may be tion-
ed Hair Tooth. and Shawn Brusto; Pgd Boxe rich
glass Toilette Bottles porcelain Ds; largo lot II sutta
percna Figures and MaskK; also
ported and domestic Cologn Extracts fancy SOAPS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-26

TERRENCE BOYLE, MISUNDERSTANDING
On Monday, 18th instant 80 ~ o'clock. at No ~ Nad
of Caharine. the furniture Of large
boarding house pricing the furniture Of thirty hsdrcom
together with paror furniture Sofas Chars Tables Bed
steads Washstands; 30 Feather Beds lair Mattresses car
pets oil Cloth 1rockery ami Glass Ware; kitchen furn
turc and three tubs Of Butter This sale Is worthy Of the
attention of boarding house keepers the furniture all
b oodu rd,r.
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UCTlOk NOTIFICATIONS. BELL. AUCTIONEBR.-
by H. BushLarg. sale OF elegant Furniture Of all
otst this day r clock in the auction
10 NORTH william street The Articles too 70
advertise Including 10 large and -pesdid French Mirrors,
rich Carpets Chairs Bcdsteads marble top Furniture
Monday lo o'clock genteel Furniture, at ~ Lispenard
street already announced and furh particulars
Of saie. THoS. BELL, Auotioneer.
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p A. Chiffon. AucrloNEEn.-sALEo OF uANp-

=. =
ID. som, Household furnitnrc. Cole h Clton sell
ut auction Monday, April p NJ 10 o'clock No. ~
Greene street Grand street good assortment OF fur
niture consisting Of maho Chairs 0t0man D
vans marble top Centre fables and Wanstands
gilt frame Pier Glasses Brussels aud ~ Carpet.
Window Curtains Ac Ac Sc. with large
Of bedroom furniture. ALTO, kitchen furniture. with
which the sale will CONNIE, Terms cashbank abie
Catalogues to be had o the ing " sale.
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WANTED-A FEMME DE eHAhBRE, BY LADY
w whs Is going to Europe She must be fully competent
nef business as liberal salary WI DC gsen ss1 OF
pnnsA would b preferred Apply at tins once nor pfS'u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-26

ROARrISc AT HOBOKEN. -ExcEIEENT ROOMS
- he obtained with iu board breakfast and
IN and air, house facing the river with all the modern
in cold and shower baths within three
minutes walk of the ferry. Application he The
bsuse No. Hudson Tsrrase; until tie 6rst Nay
Ne. Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-26

vEM MCCORMICK. AUCrIoNEER. FURNITURE
w saie-Wm. Mccormick Co win sell. this day, at 10
o'clock l Greene the furniture of family sivna
sekeepng consisting Of Carpets Sofas Mahogany
Chairs French Bdseads Bed Room and Kitchen FURNITURE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-21

remain not only without necdiul protection, but
wantonly exposed to the runous competition
fthe pauper labor of Europe This is the
Door tame lions share of the benefits of the
Peace Measures !" Northern Labor lauguish-
es and dies, while Southern slavc-hunting in
the Northern States is at premium!
We thank Ohio for asserting her dignity
and her independence, by passing the Law
mentioned Ohio and Vermont are quite us
" Sovereign States as South Caroline: and
while Frecmcn urc driven from the latter State
for attempting to test the constltutonaltv of
its laws, We hope Shareholders in the former
will find their noses brought snug up to the
Constitutional grind-stonc. The North has no
occasion to ask avors of the South If she can
rot comfortably rid of her Classes and Dickin-
sons while she will always be found disposed
to,carry her n,agnlnlmity to the EXTREMIST point
OF reasonable concession. But it is about time
that Freedom, Humanity, Free Labor, and Jus
tee should be dccently considered in the leg
islationdl this Union.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-21
San Francisco, Cd March, Is,
a Question and Answer.

w HEN every Newspaper in the country is iul,
w OF eN'raragaut assertions to persuade the
c'oduuus that this or that nostrum i plmerea tor
AL the ills that flesh j., heir TO- who can tell what
i valuable or what Is worthless. or how d sclimin-
ate between the good and bad We answer, la
examining tie TeStiR9HiaiS OF those who have used
and proved Wie,hrr there IS any virtue or eiiiraCy
IN Inc medicine Names and 7taeneut- are good
tor nothing unless gwen by individuals whose
character AMI Standing a,t sufficiently known 10
entl'ie them TO the respect and confidence oi the
pub
/ nose who suffer from Dyspepsia in any of its
torus such as Acid Stomach, FIamIency, Pains in
the regions OF the Chest. fu ncsS aud Weight at the
PIT O the St"mrch, Depression OF Spirits, Nervous
Hess, want OF Energy, &c are invited to read the
certificates OF the most rrmarlabe cures by using
the Orygenatad ButerS, aud the statement OF PROT
\. y. Hayes. TO whom "A formula OF tins medicine
has been subm tied No reasonable doubt can eA-
i, that this remedy is the best ever discovered Tor
all Diseases arising from weakness and indigestion
some OF the best physicians approve and prescribe
Pamphlets can BE- had OF the Agents grutls
REED, BATES & AUSTIN,
Wholesale Druggists. No. &c. Merchants
Row, Boston, General Agrurs
Price $ per bottle SIN bottles Tor s.
Fer sale in Burlington by TnEO. 4 PECK
WARD 4 MOVES, and 4. G.. SPEAR. Al
Wnoo>kI, 10y WI. Il, HATCH w3Gw2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-21
BURLINGTON FREE Ess, MORNING, 2l 1851

every part Of our confederate republic. And
may we all remember that confession of sin,
sincere repentance and reformation are midi
vidual and personal duties, without the exercise
Of which we have no reason to expect the blcS
sings of the Most High.
earnestly request the people Of this State TO
abstain from all unnecessary labor OH that day,
and that they indulge in no practices inconsis-
tent with deep humiliation, fasting and prayer
50 appropriate TO us, in this day of rebuke, and
when by our offences we have SO Justly in
Cured the dispeasure Of almighty God.
Gircn under ntY hand and the Seal Of the state
at Rmldnd, tbs fourth day Of .Harch, an the
gear Of orr Lord one thousand eight h,mdred
ant Wy-onc, and Of the Independence Of he
Untcd States, the sermty.fJy.
CHARLES X. WILLIAMS.
By the Governor,
Il. f. ANDREWS, .Secreiorn
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-21
w. RAk Hlss'S
Plain Sweet, Eagle, French, and
TaniHd Chocolates, Cocoa, Broma, Cocoa Paste,
Stick &C.. &C., &c.

TdniHd Chocolates, Cocoa, BrOHa, Cocoa Paste,
Stick, &C.. &c., &c.
THO Merchants and consumers who would
/ purchase the best products OF Cocoa-tree from
adultera ton-Inore nutritious and heahu than
either tea or coilre-and in qnaliy unsurpassed
the subscriber recommends the above articles, man.
utactured by himself and stamped with his name
and residence. His Broma and Cocoa Paste as de-
Observation-Disclosures salutary drinks for invalids
convalescents children, travellers and others, are
pronounced 10y the most Eminent Physicians superb
or to any other preparations. His French and Va
nila Chocolate are warranted equal in delicacy and
flavor to the best OF Paris manufacture, and at one
half their prices. In consequence OF the great adul
teration in almost all the Cocoa and Chocolate PIE
paratons offered to the public, in order to cheap
en- them, the subscriber hopes that his own manuac
lures will be thoroughly tested; and II found une-
quail to his recommendations, they may be returned
his agents where purchased, and their cost shall
be refunded. They always sale, in any
quantity by the principle wholesale grocers in the
Eastern cities and by his agents, L. D. Brigham
&. Co. Boston James NJ. Bunce & Co, Hartford;
Hu.scy & Murray New York George Wait AL
bany Foster Bostworh Troy, n. Y Grant &
Stone, Philadelphia; Thomas V. Brundge, 3ati-
more; Howell Il Shoemaker, Georgetown, u. c.;
Fowe & Co. Alexandria, Va, Vose Brothers New
Orleans; hennet, Mckee * Co., Cincinnati, o.;
VIM Bagaley & Co. Piltsburg Pa.
WALTER BALER, Dorchester, Mass.
Feb. 25, 1851. w36wi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-21

We would call the attention OF those traders who
are about visiting the city for the purpose of making
their spring purchase OF Clothing to the advertise
ment Of Messrs. Whiting, kchoe s. GaIloupe, 10 be
fund in another column Their wholesale rooms
are always well supplied, and the standing of the
firm IS a sure guaranty that those who cal uroI
them will be well used w3Swl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-21
BRIGHTON TUArLE MARKEr-N,rcbl3

Reported Tor the Traveller
At market 200 Beef Cattle 10 Stores. 10 pairs
OF Working Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep
and 1900 Swine
Priccs-Becf Caltle-Extra Sc So Isl quality
Sc, ID do s. -; Sd do 81 al So
Stores-Nonr.
Working OXen--Saes Mt 500, Is 90 and lO5.
Cows and CalveS-S2O 20, 2S 30a35
Sheen aud Lambs-aales at SO, 4, and ). A few
extra at s. each.
Swne--5 is for Sows, and 6 Is for Barrows
At retail from & to 1c
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-21
E'aEzs2 &or Sale!

THE Proprietor viii sell for cash, or
4 part cash and part TINE, TINT yrluat.e rr'ct
land, situate on Wtnoo~hi INet, Ia III. tou, EeIe.
tolore known rs tbs Van N,s- farm.
Tins farm contains about 80 acres, large pro-
portion OF which OF the richest luieGya.e iI,es
about two miles north OF the large and rapidly ~
creasng village Of Darlington, 80 extensively know
for its deghttl, location on Lake G npaIu.
The farm has several thousand o ds OF valua b,s
wood aud tnIber, and farm house and other build
ingS upon 1t.
Rut aside from the extra quality OF the land This
farm has many superior advantages. It lsappTo' cha
tr by pleasant road, at a,j tunes J repair qua IN
iul view OF he Lake, connect ng II VITA the aye.
which now contains about ciAut thousand nh b
tunts and affords ready aud prualnbl' market lor
all kinds OF produce. Al this village two X ulroad-.
the VI. Central and he Rutland, both now IN active
operation, nave then termination ard IN summer,
a cous ldcrabe and growing commerce lscn1lrd on
upon the Lake all oenlerug at burlington.
er ols desf0us OF purchasnga aim, viii lind
IL fui their advantage to examine The premises be-
fore they locate elsewhere.
For terms OF purchase, enquiry may be made
OF y u LOwARp, living t!uIse. New ORR Ciiy
or. (HAS. RUssIlL, BurlnG ton, VI. wIyu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-21
Rutland and Burlington Railroad

Il \ and after Monday, March II, 1851,
" until further notice, regular Freight Train with
Passenger Car attached, will leave Burlington at
rIock y. ~ arriving al Rutland at : O'Clock eve
ulng Returning, will leave RuInnd at f - O'Clock
Il. M arriving al burlington AT II - o'clock "A m
Regular iNp"ss rraln tor boston vii leave Bur.
lugi"u al 4 NJ j-u .ull
tNNH l. BlGlLON. Supl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-21
Farm for Sale.

IN HIGHGATE, 6 miles from Swanton
i Falls, containing about $50 acres of land. 1t is
well adapted to Dairy, Stock or Grain purposes
about 80 acres is covered with Black Ash and White
Oak Timber. The farm is pleasantly situated and
easily accessible to good markets for Produce Stock
or Ora in. With the farm, will be sold 20 Cows, ii
desired. The above property will be sold very low
and on easy terms. For further information either
personally or by letter, apply to the sub.crlhrr
II. +. STEVENS.
ST Albums Feb. &c ISL. w3jw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-21
y / { !

In NaipoIe on the 81 inst, EBEsllLE WLLlIyG-
ToN, Revolutionary Penslonsr aged IS years
Printers in Vt, y. York and Mlch., please motto.
last George, Ian 9h, HAKRrT LoRETrE, daugh-
ter OF Sidney ;. and Melissa + terrc aged II years
Printers IN New orh viii please copy
In Stanwch, Conn, ON the Sd inst, a, the resi-
d"nce OF Rev \. B. Rich, MEs. ELzBrru SIEVE
EAvcs, aged - years, Formerly resident OF this
town.
la Wi'is'on, On The 9th of March, MARY Axr
WARpEy aged ! yeHrs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-21
We TX M q Mt
MARBLE WORKS.

lust opened, Tin the room under Con-
. cert Hall, next door south OF d. NJ. Varneys
shop, in Church, treet) where Gun be found good
assortment OF the best
VERMONT MARBLE,
Monuments, Tomb Tubes, Cenotdphs, Craze
Stones Table Tops, Sinks, &c..
constantly on hand or furnished to order Work
done in the latest and most approved style. Par
ticular attention paid to Carving
Also Designs furnished for Monuments, at short
notice and OH reasonable terms Call and See
]. H. CLIFFORD, Agent
Burlington, Feb. Is, 1851. dSwlyr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-21
MOTORPATHY.
THE System Of Curing Disc SC by Statuminaiin.
luaii>jng .iIotion.

THE System Of Curing Disc sc by Stat,tnlinaiing
ldaii-ing .iIotion.
fENlllS new method Of treating PRoLAp.
Z srS UrERI, in whIch no supporters pessrries or
any OF The usual treatment OF thr day is employed
h been now in use "A sufficient time to remove al
doubt as to ITS pracucahlllty. In
llALSTEDS MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
WIN re the discovery was made, every variety ofdis-
ease INGREDIENT I" women Is treated with unvarying
certainty OF success, heretofore unknown Many
cases OF Proapsls CleT are here cured i'm n fp,y
days aHd the most difficult in few weeks TO
Produce tins almost Instantaneous relief the paten,s
subject to no AIN or Inconvenience
For The removal Of other uterine weaknesses THE
system l. equally efficient. Several hundreds have
already been cured OF these Diseases by tins Nntor
pathc treatment, though the discovery is OF recent
origin 50 conf lent are We ut trrniIur every ease
successfully mat we are willing to enter into a
sIerlHl agreement, with those vino after an evan
mutton are Hkeu into lu, Institution 10 hoard
lodge, ana uur-e them, ANA give them our uroirs.
Sluua services iee Of charge I the difficulty is MOI
removed according TO agreement. Many OF the
most nvetcrale ana extraordinary eases from ono 10
H'treh Years Standing, some accompanied with eN-
IRENE urinary difficulties, aud many with that mn
piIlty 10 stand upon the itet, or be raised from
ho'l%oh'al posllOn which Is peculiar to these dis
eases have been brought here ON beds n distonc.
OF ON twenty to several hundred miles amended
by their physicians or friends and those SUFFERING
ana helpless women have in every instance been
iaIseu lIoll llelr ueds and alter short treatment
been enabled 10 walk from one 10 sly miles JoiIy
ana take much other exercise
Ladies wishing 10 communicate with these for
merpnuents can receive their addre SEES by writing
t2H Hlisted, ;Hedicai Institute Moto,yafhie and
Water cure LStGb'iShmcHt ROchcstcy \ y
those also desiring information conc.rpInp this new
m II cd OF treating disease the Institution c II of.
tain It by writing to the same address post pald
n. Several Physicians are holding iorlh the
idea that they understand my system of uractce bv
purchasing the kuowrdge--by obtaining it hom nv
patients, &c, He II known, that no one, cirhrr
male or iemnle' has ever obtained the knowledge
tom me IN any way nor could they short of be-
coming Students IN the institution, under NV person p
al instruction. where thorough knowlrdue OF
Phys logy, Th RAJ eltics, the use OF Water and
Motopnthy, can be obtained in theory aud prar-
tee Duru the winter months, Courses OF Medl-
c1l Lectures and Demonslratlye Anatomy can be
attended by those admsllcd students INTO the IN
stulion.
March Il. w3Sws
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-21
Scene Between two Snuff Takers.

" Good borclg, Bliss Cubblds. How 40 you do to-
Putty well Bliss Grites. | hope YOU are well
ms 6ordie.' ,.r
Bliss tiri1eSF ~, MI
crrJI panr~, | lux d"d', Won :"
Yes, H. very tuddy plprr add has dice stories
9 In r.a L,,. 'neb 1T We I'm E;oj J,L :,
Dorou rebcbbpr Tcb the tibe
For cole adj upper leather r
"Oh, BIS Grbcs that's TOO sedtibedtal Do
''"'' LILLY pH'@ This Inns, ~. f,dly Iis
by Alice karcy;
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-21
Store to Rent.

NIlE Brick Store in Waterbury Vii
y lage, occupied tie last four years by Messrs.
Goss a. Delano, will be rented and possession given
on the LIST day Of April The store is large, conven-
lent and pleasantly located, and presents an oppor
unity for doing good wholesale and retail business.
l.. HUTC1INS.
Waterbury, March 5. dlt&w2w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-03-21
BOSTON, MARCH, 1851.
TO BUYERS OF
G. A II p f. TING Sit

TO BUYERS OF
G A r p f II | n G. 81!
THE SUBSCRIBERS, in issuing their Circular
L iorthe Spring Trade would state that they are
aud shall be constantly stocked through the season
with large and varied assortment OF Fabrics, STYLES
and Qualities OF Goods in their line, and would earn
estly invite their friends and the public to an nspec-
ton OF the same.
OF the nicer qualities, we have Of our own impor-
taiion every variety OF English Nslvets, Tapestry
and Brussels c ARPETINGS!
Also, the best American Manufactures Of the same
English and American Three PHYS and Ingrain-
Low Priced Wool Union and Cotton ditto-Stair
Carpetlngs, OF every granddaughter with large
assortment OF English and American
PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS,
comprising every grade and a greater variety of
style and finish To this branch we bestow much
attention, and feel assured can give satlstac ton
Also, large variety OF Wilton, Cheneilie and
Iuited RUGS, every variety OF Straw Matlings,
Druggets, woolen and cotton,l Carpet Trimmings,
and IN short all the minutlae pertaining to the bust
ness.
We would invite the attention Of Families, Com
mittees for Churches Halls Public Buildings and
Hotels, who are purchasing we feel assured, from
the amount and variety Of selection of which our
stock at all times allows, shall BE- able to suit
10 the Trade We will only add, that We are pre-
pared with the approved makes OF Goods on COM
mission from manufacturers combined with our
large stock, to offer them great inducements.
WILLIAM P. TENNY a. CO.,
GARRETT HALL,
Over Maine X. r. Depot, aaymarket Square.
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