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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23

KossUTH.-The distinguished Magyar has
arrived at Washington, where it is announced
that he will remain two or three days. lie re
ceived an early visit from Messrs. Cass and
Seward. Kossuth's journey from New Orleans
to the Capitol, has been comparatively quiet,
no demonstrations of any consequence having
taken place, except at Mobile. We hear of no
contributions whatever of material AID At
Opilico, Ala, an original salute was given
The inhabitants not beng in possession Of can
mons and guns, covered the rails which would
be travelled BY the cars with percussion caps
"a snaPpish salute, certainly. The first sta
glng done by Kossuth and suit, in America,
was between West PORT, Ala, and Newman,
Geo. AZ mics. For the first time in America,
the lIungarans were charged for fare en- rail
road, in Georgia. NJ. Kossuth would make
but short stay at Washington, Phlade phia
and New York, as he wishes to be here before
the Legislature adJourns which event he was
telegraP hed on the 9th inst, while at Chlrlos-
ton, would take place in about fortnight
Boston .JouraaL
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23
GO Is MERCIAL.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

-, ,.n-,,,,,,,, =, 80, =, =, ",,-...
WGDvrsrAy, March ~
q, ~ Market 81 CatiIc--ahont $50 B'eves and
yro vIS,ss % " t T,n S'm lows and
Prices-Market Beci-Extra. 500 Der cwt. Is,
quality, 81 5O I'd quality. 5000; 3D. quality So 90
orIIIn9pry St@'!9o. ,ro.,o
Caiyrs 5o 10 rI I cW' 40" GoIoeo W. ral
per ID.
Stores-Working OXen-s9j, 90, lolall3.
Vo"S anp Oa, ,,', 10 2oa3o.
Two Years oIdIsIs % 2g,aI
Three Years old-s3O. "a, 3Ga5I
1, oheep ana Lambs-l61o al nnrLet--Prices-
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Third Annual Spring sale


F,Ht and Ornamental Trees, ShrltbS Sc.
IN WEDNESDAY, the 9TH Of Nav
~ next, the Subscriber will Offer at public auction,
on account Ct James Dougall, Windsor Nurseryi
about 5000 irL, Trees comprising the fines, and
most suitable sors Of Apples, Pears Sc The kinds
will BE- all labelled and grea. has been taken to
have them true 10 their names. Tncy are also fn-
thrifty trees in Nceent order.
As much delay and trouble has been experienced
in asserting out the various Lots purchased At forme.
sales, it Is proposed to sci a portion of the Apple
trees now offered, in orlgpa, assorted bundles
The aasormcnts, which are, in every case, to conr
slSt OF the llost popular kinds, will be described III
catalogues. Purchasers OF these original packages
can obtain delivery at once and viii tnd the in mos.
excellent order Ji transportation to any distance
The attention OF Nurserymen, OF Country Mer-
chants DESTROYS OF Introducing Fruit Trees into fhltr
respective nel4hborhoods, and OF Farmers intending
to plan: orchards, : respectfully requested to this
notice.
There will also be fine assortment Of Omamen.
tai Trees and Shrubs, Nc, GoOgcbers, hasp5errlcs.
Strawberries, Ac &c, which, together win an as
Sorlment OF the Fruit Trees, viii .e sod in smar
! lots TO suit purchasers
Cata,ogu'S, with printed directions FIR planting
vii be prepared several days before the sale.
sac at 10 O'Clock forenoon, at the Subscribers
Office, when term; Wi. be mace known.
JOHN LEEMING.
The undcrs gnei can recommend the above spe-
Cited Tree, 'uirbs, &c, as he has sod iarGe par
GELS vi Trees from the same Nursery tor some years
back anI heard the mos sas,lL tory accounts as C
their growth and ihriitnes'
JOHN pOUGALL.
Agent, Windsor NWEery.
April }, lSi2. w43w2'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23
REDUCTION ~ PRICE
BOGLES NiPERiON FXUIO,
Tor Restoring. Preserving, AMI .4dorning The
L. L. L

TE7', n ne .ToUDlrng 7olr rdfes, rI-
Bottles formerly sod at - cents reduced H. - cents
" - 30
" LOO -
Ihr rlany worthless limitations OF this celebrated
Han Restorative paimei on the public undrr the
lure OF Chrapmess, has determined the Inventor to
crush them, 10y selling his famous "Lluid' at even
lower price than they afford to sell their vie trash
~ the SaJVr time, he a.,ares the public ina, the
'UNPrriDH' will always continue to br as good az
heretofore, which has given 1t celebrity thurougnout
the GLOBE
THIS, with EogIes "Elrctrc Hair Dye" and 9th.
err preparations, are sold by his agents everywhefe
IN he Tinted States aud Canadas
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23

In -. Pauis ChuIcl on the morning OF the Nth
inst, by the Right Rev JoHS II. iloryl>s, Nh
EDWARD ! ARTHUR, u New York TO NJ s
LANlNlA II daughter OF rhs ATE Gen. IcHN \
ArIHUk, nj Burlington
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$. NJ. Pettcng,il & Co., Boston Directory.
Medical Notice TO Females
DIP. q. ". rtL-EINS

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND Ac,otrUFrR.
OFFICE, las PLEASANT STREET. BOSTON
Special attention given to diseases Of ~ omen and
Chlldren Many Glsea ars considered incurabie or
relieved only by an operation, permanently cured
means az once simple and safe. Married lad. who
from III health, maliomnuon. or other causes. are
exposed 10 great fsH or uncommon suffering their
accounent may lean how t. avoid In So dangers
by timely app.Ica'ion to DIR. Cak.rs, either per
ung boston iormcdcal aid .h.lll be snrc to cal
on Alm. Accommodations provided i9rthcse wish
ing 10 stopa lew days in the city. All communica-
H3n5 strictly CONFIDENTIAL and promptly replied to-
desired ' ''0 0''''-| ""'''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23
FLORENCE WHITE,
Uucbnrgo1bie Clos While Paint.

An tnChHn" @Ibie Go : W me Paint.
For n,id-s OF houses, stores, ship aud steamboat
cabins, which is the most durable and economical!
paint Vet known, being unaffected by darkness or
impure air, which b. the cause OF paint changing
and turning yellow. II IL also easily clcansed vi
dift aud smoke without Injury to is surface
ltnns been IN use Tor tn past hree years, and has
proved itself permanent beyond doubt The pro-
prirlor has tuil confidence IN rs remaining white
aud IN good condition ~ lea st Jour tunes lCng
common lead or Atnc WINE pant. II has already
attained hugh character ~ the best paint, and Is
coming INTO general Ms" lur all nice "lfltr paInt Y
People are cautioned -dInSI lmposItuus pTactis-
ed 10y some persons N selling an lm,atlhn article
under the sumo name, which Is nuialr and r0Iicdy
unIlst, they rob me Of that which they c1nnot re-
pay. | claim to have the best article vet invented
do not wish 10 prevent others from producing 4 ~.
perlor but only ask hat each shall stand on It's own
basis. Do"
the genuine article ready prepared Tor use, can
always he had al my store, IN neat packages Of 10
and ~ lb-. eu'h aud the liquid to thin Wh which
requires nbogt one gallon 10 10 lbs, q the White
The first cost vt tins article, compared with white
lead pant is found to be one quarter more but be-
ing OF grea, body and hnenesS, It spreads further,
drcs aud wotkswell and is not liable 20 crack.
Directions for ITS use accompany the article.
Sold IN any quantities by the proprietor.
ASAIlEL WHEELER.
No 80 l'nlon Street, Boston at the
ARTISTS .LND PLANTERS
supply store,
Where is kept the largrs, and best selected stock Of
Paints and Materials tor every Department IN aiut.
NIX OF nny P!ay III New England
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23
T. c9ol n offices,
Ebavid Harvey. s,~t,tc,

'sllf subscribers having been appointed
q by the Hon. Probate Court for the district Of
Grand Isle commissioner. to receive, examine ma
adjust all claims and demar e Of all persons y rajnst
the estate OF David Harvey aio OF North Hero in
aid district deceased, and all Coins and demands
exhibited IN offset thereto, do hereby give notice tina
sad estate Is represented lnsoven and the term Of
SIX lnonths from the tweny-third day Of March A .
~ io92 Is allowed by said court 10 TIE creditors of
sald deceased to exhibit and prove their respective
claims before us, and that we will attend to the du-
urs OF our appointment at the dwelling house #
Hannah Harvey the widow OF said deceased N
North Hero in sld district on Thursday the 9Th day
OF September next, from nine O'Clock in the torenoos
unit. tour IN the afternoon Of said dav
Dated at North Hero this 18th day Of April A. D,
1852.
JOEL ALLEN, Commits
wi3w3 EIIJ1H H1YNES ( sioners I
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q. g. ~. CARPENTER

MANUrACTUREEs 0F
STRAW BONNETS & HATS, ANE DEAL
Frs II FLOWERS, STRAW TRIMMINGS.
&c, &c, &c.
No. i .'itk street, up stairs, orer PHmpton&
Stephenson T. Co., Boston,
WILLIAM cAtFLAItE, oLIvGK CARIL:IiE
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ITEMS At HOME AND ABROAD.

- 1t will be noticed that Capt. THos. d.
CHAPMAN advcrtiseS his new and superbly fur
nshed and finished Steamer, the Il. ". SlIER-
MAN, to commence her regular trips, Trough
the lake and back G,ain ercy day. as soon rs
the ice shall disappear. She Will leave " h!te-
hail every morning and It. Johns every even
ing. We learn that the r. W. SHERMAN is
very complete in all Aer appointments, from
main truck to keel and is expected to throw
water upon the bows CT any boat that can get
near enough to her. That she will be well
commanded, it is needless to say. Capt. Chr.
MAN has long been, arc dcserycdfy, very pep
rlar with the travelling public, whose wants
AMI wishes nobody knows better how to
crafty. Prompt, energetic, Kind and obliging
Captain Tom lHAPMAN !sa universal tdvorite.
We are Glad the Propnetors have had the
good taste to alter the name OF their fine Steam
er, and call her the r. ". SHERMAN. I'll,
compliment is well bestowed OF the gallant and
experienced g oNNoDo ~ and ilnparts IL To-
cal interest 10 tae boat.
The through fare is tc be one DO r..
---BA1rIuons. April II. IN, S,n of
this morning learns tin; the W ri :. IN Con.
gre*s are almost unHn'mons fox holding the
''a.'o'''i Convention 1t n'l'i''lo''
hoSsuTH Is no" I'D " ash'ng''A. lie is OK
pected to be lii Boston He%t wces.
We invite the attention nf our readers
to the advertisement, of Me>srs. !I.,w,Rp.
FRrycp and Fr1,rE. lYh,lc,,i. f;r,,.,rs Il,
:, u,,.c
~ Long hlf'' "oS' W.
--Mr. BAENCN, C. the nov Hat Store, in
C,uron S.. received An assortment 'h.,r,ir,,i
,t .h;...,,.-;. Al. r.,
''Nl t'''s III ''''''@' VIZ "N"N'" h''oF''
ment o. Hats, Cps. G.:.es, | nnre.lAs, Trunks,
&c, g., i,un,onio,n,, fan.
,ri,,..,..... ... =.
i"' P''-'' u! ''lt ~ HN's' '-oli''u-
Grafton have pGeplrai tio:k Of jed granite
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23
$. NJ. Pcttcngin 4 Co.'S. Boston Directory.
RAYNIIAM NURSERY,
EsEynhDraa. HknSs

JNO. a. HALL, 49,. PROPRIETOR.
n. III. LANE, ~ CO, Commission Merchants
No. llaverhill Street. near Fichburgh Depot
Boston, are daily receiving from this celebrated
Trees, FloweriIg Shrubs, CIrrant Bushes, Grape
Vines, Bordering and Hedge Plants, and Flowers OF
all kinds etc. ,, etc, etc.
All orders for trees, shruh5, etc. will be promptly
application by letter or otherwise to JonN A. HALL
at the Nursery, or TO Il, IT, LANE ~ Co., General
Agents, No. 2 UayeIhiil Street, Boston
i. II. LANE 1 CO.. are also dealers in Foreign
Fruit domestic produce, agricultural tools, trunks,
valises, fancy fowls, etc etc. etc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23
$4,000 frees. sc.

% FRUIT and Ornamental Trees.
- Shrubs, Buck Thorlos, Vines, Roseblsl..
-. Nc, IN large or small quant,. or sAle nj tire
MNnr'"ri's OF NlNGEL IFALhER, RoSbury
Massachusetts
Persons wishing trees III bearing sta.e are nyi-
ted 90 visit the Nursrrcy and make their own set
Ier.lou lcrms lowest market price. 20uu ,ear
trees 10000 DO on ounce srochs. Catalogues sen
To az .rlcanIs
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23

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ia .nul s4ooa,, - 6.al4pA aHsuoxs lsolu aVl puG
'suonuo!lfnd m9u 1Nr 5tIl 'PuGT no siemV--H N
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6ndIuold puB Aurau dq6noloW ALAS p5Isap Auu
III Pun Nuuunb 6uu NJ sYnnq pulGol p6lud5Id s. pun
hIapuiqNooq ah!suJlX5 ur say q "A . uoStAI5d
us umo SUI l1pun puB 5lols STU ultm p90auuoD
's1lrI lSI-tpl ~ paud
-dns sa!lulG!l ioopos puqquS put 'slpNh 'srlnd
'uO.sO1
'l9aIls yssSg 10 Iaula1 'uolSutVsu A OH 's76la u0l
-"u!YsHM y AZ 'I"ol3 OF pGnoq pun pa.at pug puntl
no 6nuulsuoo 'I3c's 10 lSaQ 5ul 10 5pum 'uotldIaa
up AJJAa 10 sNo"4 u'dPu'IOuiam puu luuoo1u N0uq
- I9dBd iul!,riM iuG 6ullulId 'dLosouI !ul 6ul
lllM lal,ros PM uudrf TutAdoo aulJuir5 pal '5nq
Norlq Iadrd ~ 10 saliis saq 'Qo!uIu oi s5ho'1A
-u9 pun 'I"dul Is5 uIuid pun h1uu slGIl9lruI pup
siuaunlsul TulWrip ',9dpd IulMuIp 'sYDuq lay ood
'sssuo c;3Hura 's5ssolt SulAdno' evsap 5IliA slr4
ls1lS pan plof sll1b9d IaAt, iup pos 'suuonIod
's9lruuOW allod 'spIuJ Suul-A 's.sro pIu1 'suplg1
-iiqud GC9u1 sNuuG ai,u,u pur osau l,liis s.ooq
6ol put dIluaAnl 'auoyurUJ r1l6ooaW. 'Ipa
-ssrt1 'l2'I7s sHioM luaNaod pun lu3uojslV palrn
-snll plupur!s 'sYoca umiH ,YooI Js6rId 'Salqla
''N"od puG oAs A'ltirl 'lmai puU 5,us5loqNlV
'IS3OHHdt,H
AHdNoL1vLS GEI Nooa l1uL 4LuaaFI
! SNHVKuNVT LAAioNV HEIL LlSlA
JAMES FRENCH.
7e Washington Street. Boston,
bhCieSalC Gnd RctcH Dca'cr in all kinds Of
Letter Paper. Envelopes, Gold and steel
Pens. Book, and Fancy Stationery,
Oi every Cesrfutinu. ~ reduced rates
(O.ics so'icied.)
j. &, ". McADAAlS.
Pa'eat PACED ant Uca@rl .1ccouai Book .Nqn
ufdciW~"S, 0nd deqlcrS in
STATIONERY OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
No. ~ St,'e street. Boston
Orders from any part oi THIS Country aYi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23
Caleb Ascc1cV,
CarDctings.

!. MARTIN, IS HANOI Err STREET
DEALER rs
Carpdings, Undo,c Shades and Frt,urs
Floor and Iablc oil Cloths and Mating"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23

GIVE learn from good authority, that the
long and ruinous contest between the 1rH0nt
Central and Rutland an Burlington Raihoads.
has been aMitably settled by Gov. Psine and
1lon Harry Bradley. The stock ofthese roads
viii now &C up Boston .NiqS
We have also been informed, by good
authority" that the OASIS of an arrangement
his been agreed upon by the gentlemen named,
who are the Presidents Of the Vermont Cen
tr,l and the Rutland and Burlington Roads
We do not doubt that the Corporations in i'm
mediate interest, and the business pubic, will
b, benefited by the operation. "Contos" be-
tween Railroads, or Ctl.er great public agents
and servants, that are not conducted on prin-
clpcs of fair and equal rivalry, are always in
] lrious to the interests of Stockholders, and
n ,ver beneficial to the public. We rejoice to
between the Railway interests frcn CeLcrs.
blrgh and Montreal TO New York and BOSTON.
We know that the settlement" alluded to by
the .lNnS is ore dat fllIy protects the interests
Of Burlington, while it Compromises 10 other
Interests.
The opening of Luke navigation will exhibit
n new state of things in Burlington. The pre-
parstions of the Rutland and Burlington Com
pany to carry forward their extensive and well
concerted arrangements for the summer trade,
are very complete.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23

O." The celejratol Relprg anl Moving
Machine of Mr.. McConNIcN, which 30 aston
ished the natives at the Worlds Fair in Lon
don, and to which was awa.ded the GnEAr
MEDAL of the Exhibition, car be obtained by
application to Mr. A. d. HAGEn, General Agent
for New England, at Proctorsvlle, Vt. Mr..
llager, as will be seen by his advertisement,
WARRANTS these machines in the fullest man
ner.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23

o. Our Merchants and others visiting Bos-
ton, will do well to take along copy of Pet
tengii's Spring List Ct Business Cards of the
best trading Establishments in that City. They
will find the list in our columns this week.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23

u EDIHE roLroRING is A IIsT OF MANY or
THE MOST SUBSTANTIAL AND HONORABLE
BUSINESS FIRMS IN BosToN.-MERCnANTs
AND oTiitRG VISITING THE CITY, WILL FIND
THE DlRECToRY OF GREAT SERVICE 10
THEM, A,iD THEY ARE ADVISED TO TAkE
IT wirE THEM.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23
300 rs AND SHOES

bDD y AND SIIOES.
L. Rdddin, d., No. 30 DroaG Street, Boston,
EkANrFAcTCRrn and Dealer in Boots and
-fA Shoes, respectfully invites merchants from the
country To call and examine his stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as he is determined not to be
undo Iso!I.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23

C We invite the attic ..ton of our readers
TO the advertisement of Mossrs Jop DoGerrr
~ Cos. new CAsrEr STORE, No. DBL, WASH
ington Street, Boston. We know that their
assortment IS very eXtcr live and inll.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23
-. VA. I'EGTEENGHLL a. CO.'S
3 sTON
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
APRIL, 1852.

The second Spring List, collected by S. NJ PER
IENGlI.L \ Co, Newspaper Advertising Agents,
No 10 State Street, Boston, who are authorized by
thelpuhshers of the lest and most tridcly circulated
Newspapers throughout the United States, to take
advertisement and subscriptions at their lOWest rates.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23

G. Our friend Mr.. J. BArrEY, of Keese-
vile, 50 well knQvn for his indciatgablc and
ntclligen: Efforts to promote wider and bet
ter knowledge and practice of Horticulture
among US, is prepared to furnish from his fine
Nursery, every species Of Fruit and Ornamen-
tai Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Dahllas, &C., &C., at
all adapted to our climate. Mr.. BArrEY's
pracLical acquaintance with the best methods of
cultivation, and the widely known excellence
Of his Fruits, entitle him to extensive patron-
age See his advertisement.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23
Correspondence of the Free Press
WAsuINGToN. April l6, l~Il

w AsHiNG1oN, Nprll 10, Ic'4'
The political movements here for the coming con-
test are gliding slowly on Wing prospects LOOK very
fiattering. Mr.. MANGuN, CT North Carolina, made
an able and excellent speech in the Senate yester-
day, declaring himself IN favor OF Gen. ScorT Tor
the Wing nominee saying that he believes no
other Wing can be elected and as TO the Compton,
ise measures, he believes Scorr is safe u as
either FILLMORE, WEBSTER or & LAY. The speech
was listened to by large auditory, and with much
delight. 1t will serve to influence the South IN the
favor OF G en-. Sc0TT he tMr. NJ being one OF tho
Hbles, and most Influential mcmbels from the South
as well as the oil less. II is qGite evident that lie
whole South will come toldIy VI to the york in
time.
The Wing State Convention ncw in session at
RichmondVa., is well rcpr eseliteJ by ScoTr dele
gates, though MI EILMoRs has undoubtedly ma
jority bit the Convention seems harmonious, and
will not express any prefe rences Tor the Presidency
Some OF the most influential men Of the South have
come into the Scott platform. Gen. JoNss, who has
long been favorable to Scott, land who will undoubt-
eddy be the Wing nominee TO put on the ticket with
him. STANLEY, Of n. G. also very able member,
as well ms of the boldes and mos, noble. Hon.
w. 2. MANGuM, and Mr. WARD OF Kentucky, have
al declared in favor OF Scott, as the 4paiablc can
d idate. the North, need net speak for she is
always right, and tie West not far behind!
A meeting to be held in the Senate, by the mem
bsrs, on Tuesday esening, next, will decide the time
and place for the National Convention. 1t will un-
doubleday be held at Philadelphia or Bltimore; al
though Cincinnati has been named, aud an admir-
able location it would be and June or the FIRST
Of July will be the time. The whole hug will soon
be settled, and we will then know rho the Wing
nominee WILDE end then my boys, prepare Tor the
battle.
Ottfe nominee on the Democratic side, hear but
little OF late. |, is thougt however, that Gen. Cas-
or Dickinson, OF y. Y, will get the nomination
though in my opinion, little DOUGLASS would make
the best run--if he could get tie nomination, which
is very doubtful. Yours,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23

Our correspondent will have seen that
events proved him poor prophetir regard to
the action of the Virginia Wing Convection,
which did declare It's preference tor Mr.. Fill
more The fact is, "Nirginny is VERY I'M
sartin," except, perhaps, when the clccticn
comes on, when she is sure for the Locoloco
candidate Ed. F. P.l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23

NURLArS, Bales Burlsps, for sale
ID by NJ. MOVES Il GO.
DccrmbeI ~ d&N'I
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-04-23

WILLIAM BOYLE,
Premium Nentllating and Gos1amer
VIC MAkER,
Draws attention to new style Of Wigs, called the
tNNHRINhTNG GONSANER WIG
Which for lightness elegance and durability,
has never beea cqualled Also, the
LADIES' ShLF-ADJUS1ING WIG,
Which adapts itself ON the instant to the head, and
Is natural as 10 defy detcriou even Ivy members
OF the same family. L large assortment always on
haud
." Depot for Gosle's HyPcrioa FpiJ, Tor the
han Boalr.- ht,r dye, Am"lt Sha'ur tl"am, &c.
- hcst 'rg'oU Abtd, B5sioa,
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dee in ben GOfcfofO 3etun9sn, 70 aud cine
eiite BON @onereBgIieeern, bic nidt fur
Scctt ifimmen wiroen. DAP ientr ette
Namen bsigsfi9t fno, bic SeOtt untsrdueen,
III einsm jebsn pCIitifer bsfannt, uno paB
iene onoern Serren fb 9egen ben alien
6eIben erfIaart babGn, pire tbm ME alI9e-
mein Su9e9eben wiro, mebr gtusen aIS
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nabms Wdunsr, bic Su irgeno elmer pattetr
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liub - einen Monn Der fcinem SdterIanoe
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eintn Wdnn Der ourb 0oFOfofO SeICioi9un
gen ME beNe9t wCrcCn tCunte uno AUDI niC
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