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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21

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Maintain your name bianeless and deliver
il pure and stainless to posterify. aIletnos end
induce . resort to questionable means. g y
Take 4 benevolent interest ID al thas CON
Germs humanity ane it progress. as wen IS
the welfare Of individuals. Be sensibls to.lhe
claims Of all
Attend scruputously 10 the dudes which
your situation imposes On yoas but benr also
in mind that you have especially carr foE
your improvement as . nan. ~
Be prepared for The worst. Never issyour
sorrows get the mastery over YOU, conceal
them always These inings says La Bruyere
which are most wished for. do not happen, or
ifthey happen. II Is not the time and in The
circumstances when they would have gissh
the greatest pleasure. s
Lei your watchwofd be constant activity
aud daily contemplation Of yourself and the
ways Of God, These will guard you against
every false step I SO
In all things study moderation. / siffhe
more difficult than Il appears, but more iiee-
essary than any ether Think moi, however
thatany thing base san be ennobied by mod
eratiohi Z st
Ia
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21

THE CHARIrABLE HToHw AYA1 IN Is said
Iof Poblter "a better sort Of 8 highwaymau,)
that one day riding on horseback on Che road.
he met young woman who was weeping,
and who appeared IN great distress Touch
ed With compassion, he asked b1s the cause
of her afaiciicn. when she told hin creditor.
attended by baiiif, had gone 70 q house
which she pointed out. and threatened 70 take
her husband to jail, for debt Of thirty guin-
eas Poultef gave her the amount telling hef
TO pay the debt and set her husband at liber-
y; and she ran Off loading The honest gem
tleman with benedictions Poultef, in The
meantime. waited On the road ljllh be saw tie
creditor come out; heihen attacked hin. .snd
took back the thirty gaineas, besides every
thing else he had about hirn. s
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21

{ The Literary Caskst tie 6nly literary
paper ii Seneca county, viii be suspended fOT
a few weeks, if not longer. ". a. IAPHkA.
the present publisher, gives his valadiotovy ia
The last number
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21
FAsHIoNABLE TAILORING.
N @ W. HMRRNMe

|rTNHE Subscribers respectfully inform the public
that they have entered into apartnership, for
the purpose Of carrying the Butchering business.
Their friends who may wish 10 he supplied with the
best meats that the country affords, are requested
TO call az Crumbs old stand, where they will bo
happy TO supply them. on accommodating terms.
Is. y s. GRUND & NJ WEGSTElN.
Fremont March %, '51.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21
! i FREMONT FREEMAN;
&. j. s. FOUKE, Editor and Publisher.

IS The FRaaM A.. is published every Saturday morn
-OHiee Ia Bnckland'a Brick Building-lhird
Estory; fremont. sandusky county. Ohio.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21

Two ofthe best newspaper ii the British
West Indies are 6wned and edited BY gen.
tlemen ofeoloF SO
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21
Geo. M. Tillotson

{
N ESPECTFULLK announces TO the eIil-
i & zens Of Sandusky and adjoining eounties that
he has replenisled his Grocery with large and
: ,ufplefe stucA, and is prepared to supply his
oil Customers aud sll who may favor him with
fbei paironage. with any thing in his line, at re-
duce. psices. His stock consists in part OF
HSurars. Coffee. Tens. Spices,
Pcpper, RaIsens, Tobacco, Scgars,
Nuts. Powder, Shot. Ac.l &c.
,ogetber with large and superior assortnentof
g. "a NT /" M @ 50! =
made from reil ed Ioafsugars. He keeps on hand
Il superior article Of
VINES, Br1EpIEs AND GINs CT.
which viii be sold cheaper then the snme arllc- rue
he canbe bought al any ctiier ssiaollsn IN re-
mont He aisohas choice l.'t oi
HISK EE! 2i 81
which wilibe sold from "a to G6 :en'sPergnllon'
the best article ia town, the rtion OF OTHERS 70
Ilhecoutrary notwithstanding. sa sise4
Lemonade, Mead, Croak and J5eer.a
can be found nj his Grncery at all business hours.
Thankful 10 the public for their hereto ore lhersl
patronage, he respectfully soIcits continuance Of
ihs same. %
Fremont. April 18th, ls5l.-NO. Sly. q
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21
NEM GR0CERY AND SALOON:


JUST OPENED IN Nsfffis t49yls6
BuckIand,s New Brick Building!
II j.. #. R. sEBRING,
RESPECTFULLY informs his Old A4l
flsgA Customers and the Public generally, liN4lE
HAs that he has again gone into the Gro. fgli7l
eery Business, and has now opened TIL III
ONE OF THE MOST EXTENSIVE
Stocks Of Groceries!
ever brouptto this market with especial references
to supply The wants Of the citizens Of ssndusyand
adjoining eounfies. gfg 55A u sut 't4 t'e'itA
This stock consists inpart Of esa5 i-'ftols q
h Sugars, Coffee, Teas, Y
s. Spices, a Pepper, Raisins,
Tobacco, Segars, DC, DC.
together with aeomplets and large assortment o
| CAND less 1ea
the hest ever opened in Fremont. the assertion o
ssbogus dealers in this article 10 the contrary not
M NUTS S FRUITS AND PRESERVES,
Of the rarest kinds, will be be found at my store,
Lemonade, Mead, Cronk and Beer,
can be had 0, moments notice. - d
Fresh Baked Bread. Cake, Pies
and Biscuit always epton hand. Families wish
ing TO be supplied with Bread can at all times be
accommodated with superior article and on the
most liberal terms. a4 s
But have neither time nor the printer room "
his paper 10 ennmerate the sixth part Of the srce'
kept by me, and can only ask that adiserlminatIne
public will give me call and and judge for them
selves cling satisfied that can render entire sat
isfacsion TO ali-bolh asto prices and quality, 3
Fremont, June Is, 80. f5a.. y
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> Sin IL nail snSser;bers, ,pefyear, $50
d Clubs &c ten ana upwards, 60 one address l3TA
Ciuhaof fifteen -
sro,n subscribers will be charged vi 75 The dir-
wi ID Ii terms between the price papers
delivered ia Town and those sent By mail, soeca-
sioned by the expense OF carrying.
when the money Is not paid In advance, ~ above
- specified un Doliaru Sr be- charged IL paid WITH
IN the vear II not paid until ater the exPiraaion OIL
the resr Two Dollars and Filx cents WIZ oe enatg-
ss;sd. There terms viii be strictly adheredt 70. p
f9srv ro srnp ParER, First see that yon have
paid foFit up 10 the time you wish y e s.o' noty
~ s xfsfsr 81 yoar iesire, aud ask him To- no.
ssf - Il klieher under his frank, as he 10 auihor
zed 70 dol af yoar wish to discontinue.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-21

.sa TO. o. If.
j. CaosnaN LoDoE. No. II, meets 1T fte o id Eel
lows Hail. in Buekland's Brick Building, ever.
Saturday evening.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-02
Notices Of Books, &c.

hIessrs. E. SMITH g. Co., have received the
April No., of BLAcKwoos's MAGAZINE, whose
contents are as follows -
Soathey. Part II; The Peaceful Lieutenant
and his Friends: Michael Angelo and the Fri
ar; My Novel, or, Varieties in English Lite
Part VIII; Narratives of Sorcery and Magic ;
Modern State Trials The Flowers Revenge :;
Latter Days the Free-Trade Ministry.
-SARTAiS's UNoy MAGAZINE, GoDEy's
LADT's Book, and GRAHAM's MAGAZINE for
May, each containing the customary amount of
Interesting letter press, and pictorial embe-
lishment.
THE XVI number of "THE FARMER's
GUIDE, one of the most valuable publications
of the day.
No. NXXVIi of Phillips, Sampson &
Cos beautiful Edition of "ShakesPcare," con.
iainIog Hamlet, with portrait Of Ophelia
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-02
Periodicals.,

Messrs. SMITH g. Co., received yesterday
and kindly furnished us with the May num-
Der of
The International Monthly Magazine,
bountfully freighied, as usual, with Jewels
and precious things. The article on Authors
and Books" is more comprehensive and inter
esting, than any of its predecessors. "Famous'
as Mr.. G.. p. r. James is, we cannot help
thinking his Story without name is about
the on ly blemish in this Periodical. The
Publishers, it seems to us, ought to have had a
better reliance on American taste and "gump-
tion," than TO suppose they would be particu-
larly gratifed by the multitudinous sea" OF
trash with which Mr.. james usually browns
his readers. We hope Messrs. Stringer and
Townsend will not find their adventure a
"Story without an End"
A valued correspondent furnishes us with
the following excellent and piquaut parallel
isms, suggested by the first article in the Inter
national, George wilkins Kendall" Many
of our readers will respond to the writer
graceful and truthful allusion to the merry
Kate, and all will be pleased with his inge-
NOUS determinations between the Empires
Mountaineers nd Graniteites.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-02
Dtath of Hon, Jacob Jyead.

1t is our duty again TO record the death of
one Of the prominent citizens of Frank N COul =
t, JACOB WEAD died at Sheldon on the eve
ming of Saturday, the 18Th Of April, after "A
short illness OF twenty eight hours, OF congo. =
ton on the brain. His are was SO.
Mr.. Wead poss ed the confidence and os.
TEEN at the eutire community. He was an ac-
tive, en'crprisng man, aud had, within the at
year, entered upon extensive agricultural aud
mercantile business, with that prospect of sue
cess which integrity and honest dealing can
secure. During the last two Yeas he has held
a scat in the State 5 nate as Senator from
Franklin County, and in his public ac's, and
private lie, he was justly esteemed IA, AN in
telligent and honest man 81 Adams Mes
ScnnRr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-02

c6' We invite the attention OF our readers TO the
advertisement OF IyerS Chcrry Pcctorai in the col
umns OF our paper, a remedy OF the first impor-
lance to the community The certificates publ shed
IN It's favor are not from unknown names, but from
eminent and widely celebrated men, Statesmen,
Professors, Cergvmen and Physicians give their
strong assurance that this new medicine for the cure
of pulmonary disease can be relied on with cuui
dence by the afflicted tor relief and we truly hope
It's results in our section, will sustain their concu-
sions eswhere wi iNl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-02
Petition 10 sell Eausd.

STATE OF VERMONT IT II f. Probate Court
District OF Chtendnn, IS for the District aore
said, to all to whom these presents Shall come.
Greeting:
Whereas, Amos J. Corey, Guardian OF Hiram
Russell Of Hmesburgh, in slId District, a minor, has
this day filed IN said court his application, in writing
for license to sci eight $40 ares OF lind in Char
oe in said District, belonging to his said ward, be-
ing the same land which set otl to Elizabeth
Wright, by the Committee OF Distribution on the
estate OF Chas Rus,e late OF lnesl urgh IN said s.
trlct Diseased Tor the purlosc OF uttug tn proceeds
OF such sale at interest and the sand court having as
signed the 1h day of May, Isjl the Probate Office
in BHrngton,ln said District, for hearing AM deciding
IN the premises, and having ordered that al persons
Interested be noiiel Of SAID Application and OF thr
time and place fixed for hcaring, by publishing the
same, with the nature OF said appcatIom, three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free PreSs,a newspaper
printed ut SAID Burlington, all which publications TO
be previous to the day fixed for hearing
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
oie sald court at the time and place aforesaid, and
show cause, II any you have, why the prayer OF SAID
application should not he granted.
Given under my hand at Burlington this Goth day
OF April 1851.
BR AFFORD BIXFORD,
w42WJ Register
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-02
NO. -.

PoPu1ARITy-Thc toilet articles invented by VIM
Boyle, 271, Washington St, boston, have attained
through their merits the very pinnacal of popular
ity. His Hyperion Fluid for the hairs IIe5eaiona ol
purifying the complexion, and Amole tor shaving pur-
poses, have received unwonted acceptance from the
public. Sold by the inventor, William Boyle, III
Washington Street Boston, w4lwl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-02

Merchants and traders should bear in mind that ii
is always best to do business with responsible and
well established houses Those therefore who IN
tend opening new accounts in Boston this spring
should not TAI to call upon Whiting kehoe & Ga
oupe, wholesale CothIers, as being one OF the FIRST
in the civ. WlIwl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-02
NEW ENGLAND
NNlpC Railing co,

NEW ENGLAND
Wire Railing co.,
PATE n " w IRE r ALL NC,
Secured by letters patent,
Enclosures Tor Public Grounds and Cemeteries,
Fences for Cottages, Gardens Fame. &c.
Window Guards and Grttings,
For Stores, Dwellings Lunatc Asyluns,
Prisons, Nc.
Columns and Cornice Work,
For Cottages, Verandas, &c.
Tree Boxes and Bcdsteads. Guards for
the Decks Of Steamboats,, Vessels, sc.
The designs for the above are original beautiful and
unique made OF Wrought Iron and Wire.
Also, Patent Wire Coal Screens, Ent's
improvement. Cast Iron Fence made to
order.
For further information, patterns of desiene &c d,
please address LYMAN & Co, 4 Albany Block, a
few doors south of the Worcester Depot, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-02
Goods for the Million.

100 C ,se b and ch Daes Of new and de,
+. Stamford Il Co., which are Marked at low prices,
and must BE- sold Immediately Let every Purchaser
call and examine for themselves as il Is a tact
We have the Largest and most Comprehensive
Stock OF Day goods, Carpets, and Furnishing
Goods in Vermont, and are determined to sci, them
at less prices then they can | G found elsewhere
{. F.STA\IFORD 4, Go.
Darlington, Apr %, ISL d&wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-02
.NEJT GOODS

MESSRS. BRINSMAID, BROTHER g.
VI Co., are receiving their Spring stock OF Watch
es, Iewelry rich styles OF ine Gold Chains, Rings
Pins, SMUT Boxes, Plated Ware, Clocks Musical In
struments,
DAGUERREOTYPE GOODS,
Brushes, Combs and additions tc the various kinds
OF fine Goods which continue the sale ol--hc as
sortment ct which will be found very full and com
pete, aud at satisfactory prices We invite an cx-
animation. BRlNSMAID, BROTHER g. co.
Apn %. d&wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-02
Fits I! Fits 4!

DIR, HARTS VEGETABLE EXTRACT
Is the only remedy that can be relied on tor the
cure OF Spinal complaints, Spasmodic CuntracIions
lrritatons OF the Nerves, Nervous or Sick Headache
Nervous Tremors, Neuralgc Affections, Apopexv
Paralysis, General Debility, Deficiency OF Nervous
and Physical Energy, and all Nervous Disorders
inc'udng he most dreadful OF al diseases that ever
affect the human race
EPILEPTlC FITS,
Or Falling Sickness, Hysirical Fits, Conpm
SONS, Spasms, Sc.
Single p1ckages 81 -Four packages So
For sllr by f. A. SMITH
Wholesale Agent for the New England States
at 4. Tompkins Bookstore, - Cornhl, Boston.
Principal u,lice-l7 Fulton Street, New York
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-02
GUtia Pcrcha Water Pine.

F0F fbMpS, .fYuedltcfs and Rams
- This Pipe received silver Medal at the last
Mechanics Fair, on the recommendation of DR.
Chns. i. Jackson, & Gold Medal at the fair in New
York. For sale by Pump-makers and Pipe dealers
generaly and al wholesale by
CHARLES STODDER
Is kilby street, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-02
BOSTON MARCH, 1851.
TO BUYERS or
{ A K p T. Il IN G. ST.


BOSTON, MARCH, 1851.
TO BUYERS OF
{ A X p T. Il | \ G. 81!
THE SUBSCRIBERS, in issuing their Circular
l. iorthc Spring Trade, would state that they are
and shall be constantly stocked through the season
with large and varied assortment OF Fabrics S,yIeS
aud QUALITIES OF Goods III their line, and would earn
eStIy lnvte their friends and the public to an inspec-
ton OF the same.
OF the nicer qualities, we have of our own impor-
taiion every variety OF English Veiyets, Tapestry
and Brussels c ARfETINGS!
Also, the best American Manufactures OF the same
English and American Three PHYS and Ingram
Low-Priced Wool. Union and Cotton diuo-Stalr
Carpelngs, OF every granddaughter with u large
assortment Of English and American
PAINTED FLOOR CLOTHS,
comprising every grade and greater variety of
style and finish, To this branch we hrstow much
attention, and feel assured We can give satisfaction.
Also, large variety of Wilton. Chenellle aud
Tutted RUGS, every variety OF Straw NatlingS
Druggets, iwooen and cottonl Carpet Trimmings
and IN short all the mlnuuae pertaining the bust
ness
We would invite the attention OF Families, Com
mil,ers for Churches, Halls, Public Buildings and
Hotels, who are purchasing as we feel assured from
the amount aud 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 J. TENNY q Co,
GARRETT HALL,
Over Maine r. Il. Depot, Ilaymarket Square.
w31mOs3
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J / "a

In huntington, on the LIST instant, Mrs. RHo DA
FAIR, wife of Abel Farr aged - years.
In Willislon, on the 23d inst MARTHA SAxroN,
dlughter OF A. +. Saxton, Esq aged Is Years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-02
y % TIC II ,

Y HEREBY give notice that ! have given nv
Il son, Ldwnrd Walton, his umo, during the re-,
mnlndcr OF his minority and shall clam none of hi
earnings nor pay any debts of his contracting atle
this date, j. II. WALTON.
Burlington, April LIST, 81. wiOw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-02
New Furniture store.

New Furniture store.
No. Exchange BHiiing, CoHc~e Street,
TNHE SUBSCRlBER HAVING JUST OPENED A
Il large Stock OF rich, medium and low priced
E}SlIO.\.4BLE FTRNITURE,
invites ;hc public 10 examine the same, and assures
them that he Will supply them with every variety OF
Furniture, Feathers, Feather Beds Hair, Palm Leaf
and tlusk Mattresses Pew Cushions and all kinds
OF Upholstery goods ofas good quality and styles, and
at AZ low prices as they can be obtained in Boston
or New York.
lis long experience as practical Cabinet Maker
and dealer in Furniture and Upholstery goods gives
HIM advantages in selecting ard purchas sing goods
very seldom eqiuIed; and he does not hesitate to
warrant every article fully equal to what he reple
sents.
individuals in want of Furniture will do well to
call on MI ALLEN before purchasing elsewhere
!. 3. ALLEN.
Burlington, April 81 1851. d6t&wIy
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-02

Among the numerous discoveries Science has
made in this generation to facilitate the business Of
Iltr-ucrease its enjoyment, and even prolong the
term OF human exis;ance, none can be named of
more zeal value TO mankind, thea this contribution
OF Chemistry to the Healing Art. a vast trial Of its
virtues throughout this broad country, has proved
beyond doubt, that no medicine or combination of
medicine yet known, can So surely control and cure
the numerous varieties OF pulmonary disease which
have hitherto swept from our md5' thousands and
thousands every year. Indeed, there is now abundant
reasons to believe Remedy has at length been found
which can be relied on to cure the most dangerous
affections OF the lungs. Our space here will not per-
NIT us to publ sh any proportion OF the cures affect
ed by its use, but we would present the following
opinions OF eminent men, and refer luther enquiry to
the circular which the Agent below named, will al
ways be pleased to furnish free, wherein are full par
tculars and indiSputabe proof OF these facts.
From the President of Amherst College,
the celebrated Professor IITCICOCk.
James G. Ayer-Sir: have used your CHERRY
PECTNEAL in my own case OF deep seated Bronchitis
and am satisfied from its chemical constitution that
it is an admirable compound tor the relie OF larynga
aud bronchial difficulties. ltmy opinion as to its
superior character can be of any service you are at
liberty to usr il as YOU think proper.
EDWARD lIlTCHCOCk, L. l.. d
From the widely celebrated
Professor SiLLlMtN VI. ID. l.. l.. ID.
Professor of Chemistry, Mineralogy, &c,
Yale College, Member OF the Lit Hist.
Med. Phil. and Semitic Societies
OF America and Europe
" deem CHERRY PICTORIAL an admirable COM
position from some Of the best articles in the Matera
Mcdica. and a very effective remedy tor the class OF
diseases ii j. intended to cure"
New Ilrv"u, Ct, Nov |, lsi9.
MAJOR PAl'IISON, Pres dent of the S. C. Sem
ate, states he has used the CHERRY PICTORIAL with
wonderful succ too in inflammation OF the lungs
From one OF the first Physicians in Maine
Saco, Me. April &c, 1919.
Dr. !. c. Aver Lowell.--Denr Sir: | am now
constantly using your CHERRY PICTORIAL in my
Practice and prefer il any other med cine Tor pull
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-02
C.lLIFOR.NL4 LIFE INSURANCE.

Sat sfictorv and equitable arrangements can be
made with Creditors and Families to insure the
lives of persons now residing in California
This class of insurance provides tor the payment
of DEBTS and the protection OF Families, which
would otherwise be lost or lett destitute.
Communications addressed to the subscriber will
receive immediate attention. -
OLIVER BREWSTER,
State street, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-02
James French,
ENOratFO NOOunnaan,

26 Railroad Erchange, BOSTON,.
Procures Land Warrants, and locates them in the
West by personal inspection and survey, and
pays the highest price for such Warrants only as
are tn located.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-02
Caleb IncclX.

No Merchants Row, BOSTON,
Engrarer Lithogra hic, XyIographic, and Plate
Printer.
All kinds of Labels, Plain, in Fancy Colors or
Embossed Pattern Cards, Sheet or folding.
IL Importer OF German and English Bronze.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-02
SPRING IL SUMNER

" Ia ~ Z e. l. IN T
PURCHASERS, OF this vicinity visiting Bos
l. ton, IN want Ola
FIRST RATE ARTICLE OF CLOTHING,
For SpRING and SUMNER WEAR, are par
tlcuary invited TO call Mt
BROW n 4 LAW RENCE'S
IN TIE ENTIRE BASEMENT or THE
OLD STATE HOUSE,
rEoYTING STATE ST. BusroN,
Where can be lound the Largest and most extern
svr Stock OF FASHIONABLE
Il EADY MA DE CLOTHING
In this City-manuaclured by the best OF work EN-,
ana from the newest style of Goods of this season
importation, which offer at Wholesale and Re-
talI at prices rs low as any Clothing House in the
Union. The
ATTENTION OF COUNTRY DEALERS
Is respectfully solicited Gentlemen in want of a
Superior Garment, eau find one at this Establish
mrut, equal to any that is Custom Made. ms we
intend a all times 10 keep on hand the Best Ready.
Made Clothing walCh can be found at this any
other city, in which we have become Justly cele-
brated.
G.iRNFNYS .MlDE TO ORDER
From New and Desirable Goods, selected from this
Springs importation, together with n genera as
sOrtmcut OF
FANCY ARTICLES,
Suitable tor Grntirmens Ware. Before purchasing
please call at the
OLD STAT T. HOUSE,
Fronting State street, Boston.
ADriI l. lSS wiOVrl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-02
Fashionable Hats.

Z. A HIGGINS,
Wholesale and retail Dealer in Hats, Caps, Umbrs |
las, &c. Elm Street, Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-05-02
asnssereEs &, Moore.

BOOK, JOB and CARD PRlNIEho' ana
BOOkBINDERS.
10 Devonshire- street,
All works executed in the best style at reasonable
rates and with despatch. Patronage respectfully
solicited.