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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20
RELIGIOUS NOTuCE.-Tbe p

RELHGIOUs NOTHCE.-The Pastor of the
Second Baptist Church will preach sermon to-mor-
row Sunday night the Messiahshp of Jesus of Ma
zereth. Services to commence at y o'clock NH 30
gy The sale of TT. Glenn & Co.'S property on the
South side ofthe Dock, will be continued this morning
at 10 O'Clock. The most valuable part of the stock OF
lumber &c, including large number of tobacco boxes
yet remain to be sold.
NH 20 THOS w BOSWELL
NOTICE TO BUILDEEss.-Inpu pursuance Of
resolution of the City Council the committee on
the Improvement of the Markets. will receive proposals
pians and specifications, until the 25th inst for the
erection OF two market houses for the sale of
bles and fish, $50 by IS feet pillars; one on
the lot owned by the city, Franklin and 18th streets
and the other on the lot owned by the city, on Marshall
and 9th Streets with station house the Northern ex-
tremlty OF the latter market house.
sAML. D. DENOON
mn Cot Chairman of Committee.
w A CO. orF1oE.-F. MORRIS &
Splendid lottery for This Day!
Capitals $4,000, 25,000 $4,000, $780, 5000, 100 of
iooo 90 OF 667 being the lowest number prize. rs
Nos. II Drawn Tickets $40.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery-Capitas $375O, of
$50, &c Tickets 81.
Drawn Nos of Carroll Glass 16:
20 81 16 40 25 "a 2 10 As A. 43.
NH 20 G. w. PURCELL.
EfAAsREsE4s. NO. 3 ENEACRxEREA, land
W. ing, for sale by
mh20 WILLIAMS & BRO.
JAMES RIVER HYDRAULIC CE-
- MENI, manufactured by Charles H. Locher, Bal
cony Falls warranted to be of the best quality made
in the United States. shall always keep on hand and
Tor sale sufficient quantity to meet all demands.
ROBT. RANKIN Sole Agent.
n B.-Contractors and others are requested to call
and test the quality ofthis Cement. NH 20
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20

70" CARD.-The voters of the city are respectfulv
informed that am again candidate for reelection
j. H STROBIA,
mn 1S-ot City Guager
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20

70 the Voters Of the Cdyof Richaaoaa:
i respectfully announce myself a candidate for the
Office OF Collector of City Taxes
NH 18-dtd* IITITTS A IJORcoN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20

sSsaA FOR NEW YDEsFx-FIRST PACKET
ssszas-Virginia line OF New York and Rich
mond Pacisets.-The regular fast sailing packe
schooner MERCHANT, Capt. G. w. Couch, now load
ing and having the greater portion OF her cargo ell
gagged and going board for balance freight of 500
packages Tobacco apply to Captain board at Rails
ton q Peasants wharf, or to
NH 9 DAVID fTTppJE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20
MAGAZINES FOR APEHH4. for sale bv I

So FOR BOSTON-Ftst Pachet.-The re-
sszss@9ular packet schr MERCY TAYLOR CAPTAIN
Nlckerson, now loading, and will sail with Dispatch
to Captain board, Ralston Peasants wharf or
to
NH - DAWN CJTppJE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20
SOMETHING NEW,
NM HzHC7a IS USEFUL. PRETTY aNU

M HaGH ss USEFUL, PRETTY AND
~ CHEAP-l have just received new article OF
CHAIR winch combines all the above qualities. 1t is
made Of Rattan, and is decidedly the most durable
Chair that's used have Ladies' Sewing Chairs, with
and without rockers Hall Chairs, Dining Chairs, and
smaledszed ones for children. They are very desira,
posed to the weather any length otme and not be dam
aged and being the natural colour of the rattan do NOT
soil, but always retain their first appearance As a
summer seat they are indispensable, being light, COOL
Furnishing Store Of L. GINTER
NH 10 1877 Main street.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20

- Foe II o : II N The ine fast sailing
- schr MOZARK Capt Reid, will be ready to re,
ceve freight in few days and sail with all possible dis
patch. For freight, apply to. ROBT. RANKIN,
NH 10 Corner ed and Water st.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20
DAVID CURRIE.

go FOR CHARLESTON, $. C.-The fine
- fast sailing schr B. e. SHARP, Capt Sharp
is now ready to receive freight as above and will sail
with all possible dispatch. For freight. apply to
ROBT RANKIN,
NH 10 Corner 22d and Water SIS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20

DATENT REE-AkVE S.-We have for sale
kelseys Patent Hive, the only kind of real value
and utility to the Farmers and others engaged in the
culture OF Bees now before the public constructed upon
natural principles The Bees easily hived in them;
1t never becomes necessary to kill off the swarms
honey can be taken from them at all times Young
swarlns can be taken away the proper period with
out the trouble of swarmne them, while the main
swarm are disturbed in their operations and at
the time protected from the Bee Moth or Miller
For sale by FRY Il McCANDLISH
NH 19-co3t Gary street
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20
4 FIRST RATE BUSINESS ONmAEN

IN STREET FUR SALE ON THE FIRST
OF JULY NEXT.-The advertiser, in consequence
Of engaging in business i'll another city would sell out
his present business, which is Of the profta-
Bile and desirable in Richmond The larger part of the
sales being for cash. and the is one Of the best To-
cations in the city. To gentleman with fair amount
ofcapal who wishes to engage in perfectly safe and
profitable business the present opportunity rarely
to be A line addressed to f. J. A., through the
Post Office, conidentialy) will meet with attention
NH l4-3tM
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20
e FOE NExY % asa.gl a, LID

syszs FOEs NEW Gasg.GAN .-FIRST
sfess PACkET.-par gfnia and Louisiana Line
10 sail positively Oh the 25th nst.-The regular fast
sailing packet barque CYANE, Capt. Jesse Loveand
now landiug and will sail as above For freight, cabin
or steerage passage, having superior accommodations
wharf or to
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20

.gsEsss WANTED.--The bulk of 300 barrels to make
sszzsss up cargo for Charleston, S. G.. Apply to
NH r. RANKTN
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20
ITO LOvEgs OF A PURE, STRONG

THNes LOWERS OF PUrE, sTEsON6s
q AND CLEAR CUP or COFF'EE-I have
just imported and received fresh lot of those Justly
celebrated Bearsts patent Coffee Pots" They need no
recommendation from me- they have been tried here
by many families, and found be the best Coffee Filter
yet invented The demandhas beenso great that Ibave
been unable to supply it. The simplicity is one of the
greatest features III the article that the most igno
pnts eight pnts and for sale at the House Fur
,5sliag Store of L. GINTER
NH 10 1877 Main street.
DOCKET BOOK E.OsT.-About last Mon
d day, the l3th instant, we either mislaid lost
dark purple eoored EOcise: Memorandum Book
containing many valuable papers If it has been los
in the streets, and has been found we will literally re
ward the finder at its restoration
NH Is TOLER Il COOK.
EpAC0N.-26,00o lbs prime sides, o 600 lbs prime
d , shoulders, in store and for sale by
NH ls JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20

e UANO.-25Oo bags No Peruvian Guano in store
" and afloat for sale by
NH 20 EDMOND. DAVENPORT Il co
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Prayer by the Rev. PETER DE FOREST, of
the Methodist Church
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20

nAyENpOEsT, ALLEN IL CO., Auction.
~ GERS, will make liberal adv anees on consisnments
of merchandise and attend sales of stocks Of goods
urnture, &c. NH 10 :
TEBsON's WKEssA& EVA choice article in
~ bbls and cases for sale by
NH 10 JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20

| TUSTSRECEIVED per steamer Roanoke, splendid
81 supply OF fancy Cassimeres. to which solicit call
| at CHAS. HARTW ELL & cos,
| NH 10 l07 Broad sire t.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20

On Saturday Evening, NEarcF. Goth,
w Ill be acted. an entirely comedy entitled
IpE
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20

IUI strG {,
TENazE undersigned have this day formed co-part.
IL nership to transact general Exchange and
Ranking Business, under the firm of MAURY 4
MORTON. They will deal in Exchange, Bank Notes
and CON- and will purchase and sell Stocks and other
public securities commission.
Office under City Hotel, corner Main and Wall sts
R. Fl. MAURY,
Richmond Feb. 81. J. b. NORTON
fe 25-tf
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-03-20

Or, the Female Convention.
Mr. Thomas Pull. --..-------M Mr. B. Williams
Lucretla Mott Mrs Williams
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
Seraphines n MclOdcOn>.

THE Subscriber has now on hand the
L largest assortment OF thu above Instruments ever
brought INTO the country, from the Manufacturers OF
Geo. a. Prince n Co, Buffalo; CnrhaTi Il Need
ham, New York, and :. D. Smith q Co Boston
winch are considered BY ali Competent Judges to be
the hest Instrument in this country,
The following letter from Lowell. Mason, Boston,
to g. P. r ed are permitted TO use
'lr Geo P. Reed. Ne u fremont Row, Boston,
Mss.
DEAR SIR. At your request have examined one
Of re Mriodeors manufactured by Messrs. Geo \
Prince & Co., OF Buffalo, | think the INSTRUMENT II
all .cspecis eQua and some respects superlo' 10 any
offers OF similar KIND winch ! nave seen, ana N par
uciiar with respect 10 guilty Of tame and Er0WPt-
noes OF touch or acton OF thu reeds 10y winch quick
pas an ges may he performed with certain md distinct
artiruat on OF tones. An instrument ot Tins kind Is
The best substitute for an Organ III Church Muse
WITH which am acquainted.
LOWELL MASON.
IL consequence of the great success which has at
tented the introduction Of Prince & Co.'S Nooleons
numerous imltators have sprung up IN different part'
OF the country -uttrnG instruments untcT the same
NAM, aud in outward appeal rcsen biag them
We would therefore caution the public to b" ON thel
guu d and examine those made by Prince X CO. oe
fore purchasing
4 sol large assortment ot Piano Fortes nj Sugerlo
aud tiush In rrnuom TO the prices 81 he Hh"v'
In.rument, can only say that snail not he unteT
sold except by those who s- inferior trstruFirn's.
a very large assortment OF Muse Bovks ant
SHEET Music l. <. kCSI.
NJ. Bank Block, Burlington, Aug -, WI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
The 'Thundcrer,' Again.

The London Times, through It's New York
correspondent, continues It's fire on Gen. Scott
and his friends The following s from his let
ter in The Times of the 18th, received by the
Asia yesterday -
"The great Mass Meeting at Lundy's Lane
was failure 1t was failure in numbers, IN
the character of the public men who attended
1t, in the enthusiasm which it was supposed II
must aw aiken, and the extent of Its results
The British provincial journals very properly
INDUCED in some remarks on the IndcEcacy, Il
not the Improperly. of the Americans crossing
the froutier TO celebrate an .Imcricm rtct0iY
,cithem permission from Tie lOcH authorities, and
we have been reminded that it was hardly the
scene for the celebration of victory by Gen.
Scott. since only short time after the battle OF
Lundy $ Lane, and not far from the same ground
this Napoleon of America was himself taken
prisoner, and under circumstances WLich, IN EU-
rope, Would hare ShOrh him Of mpd Of has iaU
reis. The fact is no longer denied IN any quar-
ter that the Wings find 1t very hard indeed to
get up much of tuore about their military
candidate. They had already tried 1t twice
before, and even with So honest, modest, and
patriotic man as Gen. Taylor, had scarcely
won the elec ton and now, with dismembcr-
nent and disailection in their party, with prln-
ciplcs that are odious to the most enlightened
portion of the community, which are proposed
for adoption by the people, and candidate,
who it Is universally conceded, has been nom
mated only because of the excitement 1t was
supposed his name would give rise to; the
prospects Of the Wings are not very encour-
aging"
Fire away, gentlemen! WrNFiEhD Scorr
is not a stranger to the smell Of British pow
der nor the shock of British balls He did
not finch at Queenston, through immensely
outnumbered and at length oyerPnwcrcd.J and
he met your legioRs unawcd ut Chippewa, at
Lundy's Lane and Fort Erie, and came oil ui-
nmphant. You cannot crush HIN now, when
his own countrymen are to award the palm Of
victory.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03

The death Of Mr.. iIlTcHcocK is an event which
nwakens deep emotion in the bosoms Of large
circle OF irends For most Of the last eight years he
lived IN our midst Nc one knew him ever so shght-
y without respecting him no one intimately with
ont loving him. During his progress through the
University, he had to struggle with the difficulties
from narrow means, which lie In the way Of many
of our youth WHO seek to obtain liberal education
and they were increased by frequent attacks OF i'll
ness on a constitution naturally not a hardy one. II
from these causes a cloud would sometimes come
over his mind, strong christian iaiih never sleep
ing desire to tit himself to serve God and his fellow
men, soon drove it away For year and hall past
his sphere OF action as teacher, hns been Middle
bury, filling there with eminen; and appro-
baton, his place Principal OF Seminary for young
ladies', and winning for himself there as he bad Won
here, the attachment OF ali he met, for his ndssrY
his generous scho arship, his modest and gentleman
" christian department.
Though life might seem to him douby dear and
fair field OF usefulness more clearly spread on, he
fore hlm than ever before, yet when few dnys
disease tod him he must leave his pupils his friends,
and abOre all, her, who a short year before wai
bound to hun by the strongest Of earthly ties has
faith did not fail him. He bowed to the Divine viii,
and prepared tc answer the call of the Great Mas
ter TO serve there in his upper temple
Gods ways are not as our ways We would have
thought that one whose influence Tor good 60
marked and constant on all who associated with
HIM, could not well be spared from among men that
the world would be the better for his living longer in
it but il must be sufficient for feel that the life
which has thus ceased before to our vision, it had
ncarrd It's midday, had performed its full work here
tor Him who gave 1t beiug. lie rests from his la
bora, ye! his works viii follow him. He vii dwell
in the hearts of those who knew him we'll, and the
retneme -lnce OF him will be Tor their good.
Comm.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
Petition for LiCcnCc 10 sell
Land.

VIEE Petition of Luther NJ. Bate, Guar
/ dian OF Asa Davis OF Essex, shows thu, the said
Asa is indebted in about the sum OF mite hundred
dollars that his personal property cannot BE- sod tor
more than about FIVE hundred dollars. that his real
estate consists OF farm in Essex OF 100 acres but
can be sold more adyantogeously by seD!ng the
whole
Wherefore, he p-uys that he may be authorized to
sell the whole OF he said Davis real estate either a,
private snlr or public auction.
Ordered that Saturda! the 18th day Of September
instant, at the Probate Office be assigned tor hearing
the eVd'nce and deciding thereon, and that all per-
sons concerned therein be notified by publishing the
substance OF said petition and this order in the Bur
in=ton Free Press three weeks successfully, the last
OF which to be before said day set tor hearing
{ ADAMS, Judge
Probate Office, Burlington, Sept. !, 1852
wlOw1
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
Geographic Dispatch
RrroRrro fScrrsyrry FOR THE DAILY rRtKrRrss
IBy The |crnont and boston LinC,)
FIRE IN OGDENSBURGU,
TO BuHLlNroN OrrlcE:

10 BrHLlNroN OFFICE:
As we 20 to press fire is raging in
the block opposite our Office, on Isabella
and Ford Streets, occupied by r. Bacon,
Jones q Wells, Grocers, ). y. CLANCY,
Shoe store, Bromners & Kraft, Dry goods
Chlttendon Juison, Books, l.. s. Nor
ri> & Co., dIy goods, S'rcctor & Co., j.
II. Guest, dry goods, Eadwin & Clark,
7. d. skinner. Clothing. On Isabella ST.,
The Isabella House and two or three inter
vening small wooden tcncmcnls.
The buildings destroyed on Ford street
comprise the stone buildings known as
"CIark Row, owned by Edwin Clark
and on him the heaviest loss falls. The
other buildings were Of wood Of 10 yer,
considerable value. The fire, we are led
to believe is the work of an incondiary a,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
ANOTHER scientific WONDER,

H''V H-N SWIM IT WUN TtK I'm
portsm II UySpclhos DIR. } :. HOUGHTON's
fEfHlN, Tie true D,gcstre Fluid, or Gastric J'.ice
prepared from Rennst, or the fourth somsch of ,he
Ok, Nitcr directions of Baron LEBlG, the great
Phy'looGicni Chemist, 10y J 5. HQUGHTON, NJ
ID, fnlladr'rn' Thus IL truly wonderful remedy
Tor md ireuon, Dyspepsia, Iuudcc Liver Compliant
Constipation and Debility cured after Ndfgre's orn
Hctbod, hy -Nafple's Ops Agrm the Gastric Juice
Pamphlets containing Scientific evidence ct its value
iinshed Era's See no lice among the Mcdlca
EMBELLISHMENTS. lrl6wly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03

-" Al Protucr ia packages or otherwise consgn.
ed 10 Us should be- distinctly marked IN our nanlt
and the inlmls OF the consignor
A>llES--lnr ~ u snort sud- v in Pearls q,
s. Is. POTS .Gl
EUTTER--Ihr trade continues nctive, and no
surplus IL the market, with increasing disposition
q conredc higher rates tor the various grades h,,
without an increased shipping demand at present nc
further decided change Is anticipated and for that
purpose only tnr better quality IS wanted Strictly
lrIu" Is now ~o;th - Il lSc mediun and fair Dul.
~ - Is H..
CHEESt--- III" market continues in verv ehor
supply Tor !tuIc ar'Ic's and quick at 7c n
boxes, O ncr Et.dcs 4 8. . 10 quality.
tIOt RI here Is n better telling in the Flor
ina ket, thCuga prices have hOt materially changed
The stock OF good cUntIun 3ld fancy brands is nos
quite CXnaustrd.
GRAiN--'lhc arrivals Of Corn continue very lieh
and prices have again advanced. Good Southern
yellow has been sold at 1J-, and mixed " ester
- nc per hu. Stock ghi md IN, rket very hrn
Oats have been in tar demand at G ii 47c tor North
cGn. and smtli si.ee of Rye Al 81 80, per bu
PRONISIN NS--1hr market continues quite du.
for Pork aud l">e hrmness is mantle tied by holders
Sa"s III prunc have BEEN made at Sls a 10; mess a.
S3l and clear and extra clear al S23 IS 4 mos
Iur after rat' superior article In Beef there
II no change 10 notice.
NOOL-'lur uuu>actiors in fleece Wool have
been to l'ir extent and prices continue well sus.
t1ln'G. fur lIrlgn there IS a tar inquiry full
prices.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET-Aug. 26.
\, narhrj 2tjl Beef Cattle, 500 stores. pairs
Working ON"H. ~ Cows and Calves, 400 sheen
ami I.aua- and 1910 swine.
PHcfs-teei lnrir Extra Sc lst quality So
ID do 5n6 q 81 do - )Gai
el5,9?
WonKr,e OXEN Dull Snes mt $50 Seas.
toWsASD tAry.s-- Sl7. 49, 20, - ~, Is 80
SHnPAvp IANB,. q, I5L.2 Extra 5 so 1.
SWINE !'tad sc. Eat Hogs Ole.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
Salmon.
Office.

'TAEEN Up by the Subscriber on the
L 29ih inst, a Red two years old heiftt. The
owner is requested &c. w Villas.
August 80 1892 d3t&wlw'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
Wanted.

/ MMEDIATELI, a smart active BOY,
i OF IS or II years of age MS an apprentice to he
frntlng business. One from the Country preferred
Enquire a thIs Office.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
WING Meeting in Colchester.

The Wings of Colchester invite the Wings
of the adjoining towns to meet in Convention
at the TOWN HALL in Colchester, on SAT
URDAY the 4rn DAY of September, at |
o clock p. NJ.
The Hon. ALVAH SABlN, G. +. DAvEY,
Of Burlington, and others " i'll address the meet
ing.
BY order of the Town Committee.
ARTHUR A. ALLEN.
SlLAS G.. lSHAM.
Colchester, Aug. %, 1852.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
Tho first Corner Stone,

On Saturday Afternoon next, the 4th instant
the first corner stone of the real and substan
tial PROSPERITY OF Burlington VIII be laid
We hope it will be done with proper ccngratu
latory exercises. We wish this corner ston
might be laid with "anclcnt and honorable
Masonic ceremony. We look upon the occa
sion rs the starting point the tide taken "at tin
flood as respects the true interests Of Bur
| hngun. burlington Is now situated, III re
| gard 10 railroad and water facilities, as to be
town especially indicated by kind Providence
as u great MANUFACTURING EMPOKl
| UM. She has tie command of wider mar
/ ke'. east. west. north, and south, than any towi
IN New England. If orr citizens neglect t,
Improve their opportunities, strangers will Ger
taln'y cone in and awaken us to a sense ofou
duy. The intelligent and public-splrted gen
tlemcn who have started the "PiON EER VI f.
| CIANlCS SHOP" Mcssrs SMITH. Ilcxok
BANTER. and o;hCiS, are IN the van, and vii
reap, a> tncy deserve To reap, ubundant prof..
for b II generous cXcrtlon+. 80 Manu- acllu-
mr. 'aiUpr s. c,u .inH 10 be successful III Bur-
hngtou. Tins mry be assured in the begin
/ MY h'e'y'"hI IL our mast ana III o"'
nc.gbborn, od, contributes to the success OF
manufacturers here. oar farmers desire Il home
..,,..,..,... i... i n.l.-..
ID i'''.'' III. '''S W. ''''' .'''7 ''''
oec'W"' rs she must bccohr, manufacturing
town. and tns mrrhrt viii be secured. Oui
Mechanics desire Il home mar.c for ,boir pru.
duc.,o,,. ,c, Hur,ro,,p hoc,,o =. .ho y,ll
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
Dic0.

In Mldd'bury, W OH the .5lh Of August STE.
PhEN W E!IcHCO CK in the 9Th wear OF HI.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
A HAT! A HATH!
n, ALLEN & Co.

ARE prepared to show an extensive stock
ID u Goods in our line either nj wholesale re-
tan Hats and Caps of the Fall Patterns for 1852,
suited 10 all ages aud occupations Trunks, Valises,
Carpet Bags, Umbrellas. Fur snd BuckEkn Gloves
and Mittens IN the above line OF Goods we guarran-
10 show the best assortment in the State, and
shah Offer them ns low as can be bought in New
England.
n b. Hat Dressing and repairing in our line in
oil its branches done in q ~orkmanlikp manner, tor
resonabie charges, aud 10 the satisfaction Of
toners, or no paw N.ALLEN H. co.
Burlington August. "a d6t&~3w.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
For Sale
q, II. SRA fF' % fS ID

Carpetihg, Mattirg, FLOOR OIL IIoth. La.
dies and Gentlemens Furnishing
and House Keeping
d Il Y G y q - )
ofsvery scrlptlon.
1856 Church ST. Juy6. Wifi Darlington, Vt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
tErom Tie Rartfora LCnnnN Clnrnntl

u The following comes from one who is
what his signature proiesses-an lrish CaIh7>
lic---and was handed US in person. lie is not
a Wing Irshman either, bat one who dares
think and act for himself lie assured us that
he should not vote for Pierce, and that there
were others of his countrymen who had come
TO the same determination.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
To Physicians
: cmnale seminary,

VliE next quarter of the Burlington Fs,
! male Seminary Will commence on WEDHES,
DAY, Sept. LIST.
August %. dkw,f
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
Puff Combs

! UST received a large lot a,
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