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BLANKS Hanks
Polytechnic College,


or THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Penn SGrARr, Philadelphia, Pa.
vGNHIs COLLEGE, ORGANIZED on THE PLAN
I of the Industrial College. Of Continental
Europe, is dc'i Euod 10 afford thorough professional
education Ia students intending for
EnginceTiIs. Mining, Agricultural and
the Mechanical and htmrCai Ats.
The next Sem-nnu Session will commence no
MONDAY, september llth. lN5t.
l"acu lty.
M1thematic. and Civil Engineering. rrof Selm
II Peabody.
Mctaurgy and Irdu.trial, Analytical aud Agri-
cultural Chemistry, Pioi. Alfred l.. kcurcdy, NJ. n.
Mining, Engineering, Geology and MiuerAloEv,
Prof ". II. Il. Thomas, 4, NJ.
Mechanical Philosophy aud the Pinciplo' of
Machinery, Professors Peabody mud k'nncdy.
Terms far Edh Department PR s Suop SIS.
Mechanical, Architectural and Typographical
Drssing, Prot, John Kern, 90
French and parish, Prof u. Amiril
German, Prot. b. u Entrur
The Analytical Lihtatory for practical Chemistry
is open daily.
An Acad"n al depa, unent under the char 20 IT T.
r. Boucher, A. NJ, u provided, into which younger
and les proficient students may enter and be rapidly
prepared for the cole 20 Courses.
Additional information as 10 terms, courses Of
study, boarding, &C. may he obtained by adore ssin z
Dr.. Alfred l. Kennedy, Polytechnic college,
Phila lolphia.
MATTHEW NEwKIKk.
President Of the Board OF rrustces
Ions MCl"Hr, secretary,
Aug, %, lS'i. v'v3
Dress Trimmings.
A GREAT VARIETY JUST RECEIVED AT
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STONE WARE.

NICHOLS Il BOY NTON HAVING PURCHASED
Y of Ballard Il Brothers, the Stone Ware Manu-
factory, now ready TO furnish merchants and
others at short notice, every description of Stone
Ware NICHOLS L BOY NTON.
Burlington, July !, 1854. d1wtf
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VIM. w. Dallou,s Estate.


STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Probate Court for
District Of Chttcnden, the District aforesaid
To all persons interested in the Estate Of VIM. " .
Ballou, late Of Wi.ton in said District, deceased
GTe'hrs
WHEREAS, Roswell B. Fay, admin TRAITOR ofthe
estate Of said deceased, proposes To render &C.
count Of his administration of said Estate and pre-
sent his account against the same for examination
aud allowance by said court, and the said Court
having assigned, for that purpose, the 30th day If
September, A. D. 1854, at the Office Of the Probate
Court in burlington, in said District, aud ordered
that you he notified hy publishing the time aud
place assigned ms aforesaid, three w,eks successive
ly in the Burlington Weekly Free Plcss news
paper printed at said Burlington, the last of which
publications 10 b. rrev.'us to the day tScd for
hearing.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court at tho time and place aforc
and show cause il any You have why the said &C
count should not be SLOWED
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis.
trict thi. | lth day Of september A, d. 1854
wlluj d. FRENCH, Regnio.
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Monday. tho Eth og sept. NEXT,
Bakersfield Aoademical Tnstitu.
Rarrp 4 caIerrnv

TIVE FALL TERM WILL rEGrV or THURS
DAY, August list. BOARD. including Room
Washing and Fuel. 81 90 per week
J. :. SpAtTDfNG. PRINCIPAL.
Barre. Aug. 3. 1854. wCw3
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FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

NEW York, Sept. 10Th
Steamer Atlantic arrived at this port at
~ this morning, with European news to
Sept. 9th, one day later than by the Ottoro.
which arrived at Quebec yesterday. The
statement that Russia had rcsolutely refused
to treat for peace on the terms last proposed
by the four Western Powers, is confirmed
The Austrian troops are marching into the
Principaities. The cholera was decreasing
in the French and English armies in the
Princiraities, and some of the English and
French men Of war in the Black Sea, on board
which the cholera had ragged badly.
Queen Christina of Spain has. it is stated
become insane in consequence of recent
events.
The seige artillery of the French had ar
rived at Constantinople. All the Turkish
men Of war on the coast of Asia had been put
in requisition for Varna. The Duke of Cam.
bridge was still indisposed at Ventiick. The
Russians had captured another vessel and
carried her into Sebistopol.
Gen. tugar had taken command Of tn,
Turkish army in Asia, Artillery had beer
embarked at Nnrna and troops were activel,
being prepared.
Schnmyl will support the Turks in Asif
with SUGO men. The steamers of the allie
fleets still continued to reconoitre the Gul
and Coast of Finland
The accounts are confirmed that the Rus
slams blew up Gustavero, twas still doubt
full whether the Black Sea fleet would ope
rate against Sebastorol or Anapa.
Madrid was quiet. Queen Christina ha,
been escorted by Garriga in her escape int
Portugal. Her children had arrived il
England.
Breadstufs are quoted rather lower.
By the On0'ra, Wheat from is. TO 6s. DC
quarter lower for the week ending Sent. 5th
The Reciprocity Treaty Conf med by thu
Canadian Parliament.
QUEBEC, Sept 20.
The address of Lord Elgin was sustaine
by Parliament 10y vote to-day.
The Reciprocity Treaty was also confirmed
Sidney " ebster, Private Secretary Of tn
President Of the United States, was on th
Hoor of Parliament during the vote.
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New Goods,
Notice.

NOTICE..
HAVING BOUGHT THE STOCK OF CLOTHING
L formerly belonging to SLoMAN TURK, the
business will he carried hereafter under the
Of b. TURK, who will continue to keep large and
fashionable stock Of Ready made Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods, which will be sold at the lowest
cash prices Purchasers would do well 10 call at
thi. establishment before purchasing elsewhere, as
am determined to sell 90 pr oent. cheaper than any
other Clothing House in this state.
Remember, No. BANK BLOCK, between
Con- -erc,ai and Formers s hechanc. DsatS.
p. TURK,
Burlington, Aug. 81, 1854. itwtf
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FaesE% %psss%G aaNe'~ g.
w q >TEls

IMMEDIATELY, 900 OR 800 CORDS OFsAPLIN
Pine Wood, to h. delivered At tn. Match F-story
on Chsmplain street, or on the darlington Wharfs.
=. 3. EDDY, A.,nt.
Burlington, May II, 1854. vi7rtf
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svsF,ssGsEtss SES
4 ADlES YOC WILL ffHD At LYMAH'5
- Ia, ger assortment Of goods in this line than
usual, consist. ~ ut
Cnmbric Coz, .rs. Cambria Sleeves,
Muslin d., Muslin do
Lace d. Lnco do
lIouiton d, Thread do
Under hdkf., Muslin and CAM lie Bands, Edsings
and lnscrtiuss, pimi'y Eand,, Embroidered
Skirts, illusion, bobinet and ble'k Sik
Laces, Embroidered lldkfs., VcL',
Stamped Collar, Working
Cotton etc, etc.
WHITE GOODS.
JAG. and sar' Cnmbrics, bishop, Lawn,
Swiss null Mugns, Plaid Canbrics
Book do Figured d.
sacarilln do White Dimty,
White & culored Tarltans, Curtain Muslin'.
Linens.
lO-4 Linen Sbeetnps, Linen Napkins,
y-s Pillow case Linen, do Table Covers,
lO.4 Table pama.ks do colorod do do.
Tfuckabuck, Crash, Scotch aud Russia Diaper, Nap
kins, etc, etc.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Ladies and Gents Lisle Cloves,
do do silk and li-le Gloves,
do do Co,o.el and White SILK do
Misses Gloves
White aud Coorci Kid doc
do do Cotton Hose,
Norino do,
Cashmere do,
Gents. silk, r Waite de-.
Boys do.
Burlington, April 90 1854. dhrf
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NAGI.ERREnrYrE Gnnns

Of all kinds. Fans Of various kinds Fishing and
Hunting Tackle, Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Gun Cotton;
Drinking and Powder Flasks; Rods, Fish Baskets,
Ninnow Nets; Ivory shell, India rubber and Horn
COMBS, Brushes soaps, Eazors, straps Perfumery,
Writing Desks. Work Boxes and Dressing Cases. in
greater variety and cheaper than offered before
Rcfirut-, - 'urs hncrics, Stcttocs Pins Needless
Egg-Bcatcrs, LAMP lex, Hlobcs, Chimncs sew
inn I!ir,l-
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Spring & Summer styles
!, T. ID " o OS,

(Suee,s,or to l. W BARNJND
Next Door to Lyman's, College Street.
NToULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM TIE
w Citizens Of Burlington and vicinity, that he
has received large supply Of Fashionable Hats and
Caps for men and boys, suitable for the present
Summer Trade. good assortment of Trunks.
Valises Bonnet Cases, Travelling Bags, school
Satches, Umbrellas, Canes, Gloves, Mitten', Boys'
Belts, &c Those wishing any of the above named
goods. will please call and examine.
p Hats and Caps made to order. Repairing
done with ncatness and dispatch.
VIM. G.. DREW
will remain as formerly,
J. EDMoNDs
june II, 1854. ddwtI
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& z DhN EX.

ATTONNEN AND COINSELLOK 1T law AND
SOLICITOR IN CHlNCERI.
r Office Northwest corner # new Town Hall.
Burlington, Vermont.
May 23d, d&wly
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MYSTICAL INSTRI-iI NTS.

Drums, Flutes, Accordious, Clarioncts, Flageolets
Bus's Niolins, Bows, HAN for Bows, Resin, Strings
P"gs Tail pieces Bridges, Strings for instruments;
Instruction Books Musical Merchandise generally
PLAIN HAIR AND CURLS.-l00 set, Plain
Hair Of all sizes and prices Our stock is receiving
constant additons
JAMES L. BRINSMAID,
dGwtf Church street darlington Vt
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C%uCcCSsor to Rfnsm"id, Brother N Co.,)
Church STREET, Burhp gtoH,
~o Is OPENING THE RICHEST AND
E'7N D most extensive variety IF
arG com AND sill YER GOODS,
Watches, Bracelets, Chains, Sgnet aud other Rings,
Ear Jewels, Crosses. Neck Chains, Chidrcns Brace.
let's Seals, Lorkcts, Silver ~ruH Boxes, Porte
MunuHc- tprd Cases, Silver Fruit, Huitcr& pickle
Knives, Dinner Dessert, Pickle and Chiidfeu's
Silver Forks Gold Pens and Pencils IN great
variety, together with every kind Of goods pertaining
to the business. Plated Forks, spoons Crumb, Pie,
Cake, bnttcr and Fruit knives, Tea sets, Casters,
cake Baskets, Drus swing Kettles, Communion
Ware and Candlcsticks, shutters Trays, Knife Rests,
Toast ha"l and all kinds Of Plated aud Britannia
Goods at w"losrie ~ retail low Us in any other
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-22
Rooms in the Civ of New Nc.k.

- ENTLEMEN VISITING THf CITY OF NEW
No. Is, West Tenth Street. The locality is'very
airy and healthy and convenient for strangers being
near to the 9Th Avenue Railroad and several lines
Of Stages and the rooms will be found moro
pleasant than at any hotel.
June "a, 1854. dSwtf
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NJ USIC Al 2 T. o ? l. E

TAKE NOTICE
TINHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CuNIlNl + To
L give instruction in VOCAL and N>IEt MEN
tai Music during the fall and Winter. lie l. als-
ready to receive applications in thi, and adjoining
towns to teach either private or public singing
Classes.
R,uicno,-Mrs. PNnpurK'S Maine street.
ENABLES VI NEIIN.
Organist aud Conductor of Music in the Congrcga-
tional Church. burlington VI. dgwGwl
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News Of the Week
nv Telegraph to the Free Press.
From Mexico A Battle.
NV DR,F,Ns. Sent.


New ORir,Ns, Sept. II.
From Brownsville, the I'll inst we learn
that battle of three days duration is re-
ported to have been fought at Victoria be-
tween tho Government troops and the insur-
gents. The latter finally retired with small
loss. while the Government troops are re-
rnrted to have lost 400 men.
San Luis Potosi had raised the standard of
rebellion.
Terrible Ravages Of yellow Fever.
In Savannah on Saturday, there were 33
deaths, and on Monday sc deaths, from yell
low fever. The city was being rapidly dopopu
lated. Many physicians were sick and their
brethren from the country were coming to
their relief. Nearly every place of business
was closed There were not hands enough
to bury the dead, and on Monday ten bodies
remained uncovered.
Cholera in Pittsburgh.
Nrw YORK, Sept. 18th.
There were 40 deaths of Cholera at Pitts
burgh yesterday, and the disorder shows no
sign of abatement.
The Yellow Fcvcr-Thc New Orlean. Riot.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 18th.
The yellow fever is increasing at New Or
leans and vicinity. During the week ending
the 10th inst, the total number of deaths
was Asa of which 2s4 were from fever.
The yellow fever continues to rage with
Terrible violence at Savannah. In two days
Sc died in population of 5000.
At Charleston, S. C.. on Thursday there
were 2S deaths of yellow fever.
Friday next has been appointed as day
Of humiliation and prayer at Charleston.
The New Orleans papers mention that the
riot in that city originated in a quarrel be-
tween thcl citizens and some watchmen, the
latter being mostly 1rishmcn. An irregular
fight in which muskcts and pistols were
freely used was kept up during the whole of
Monday night. The American party assem-
bled in front of the City Hall, and marched
to the foreign quarter of the city where the
battle ragged very violently.
Mexican New.
The New Orleans papers Of Tuesday con-
tain the details of the Mexican new. up to
the Sth inst. The Trait d Union announces
that the colonization from France is pro-
ceedng rapidly. Four vessels had already
arrived or were expected at Vera Cruz with
immigrants from Havrc.
body of Spanish troops had arrived at
Vera Cruz and about 2OOO Swiss were daily
expected.
Miscellaneous News.
The steamship Baltic, which sailed from N
York on Saturday took million and aquarter
in specie. The Governor of Massach u.ctts has
dsbandcd the Bay State Artillery, an Irish
company of Boston. for insubordina,io lion. The
usual street preaching disturbances occurred
yesterday in New York, but no one was. badly
injured. One man named Socum who was
arrested, had on his person n Elk barreled re-
volver, club loaded with lead sheath dirk,
canister of powder, several sugs, and other
instruments of death.
\ despatch from Washington says that all
the differences between Great Britain and the
United States, relating to Central America,
will be satisfactorily settled
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-22
Weeks x Riduout's United states
indrllibIc Writing Ink.

~ THIS INK 1T Is BELIEVED HAS BEEN
\ found an article whose need has been long felt
by all, namely, fine, clear, black, and flowing
writing lu'd and while it, proprietor deem it free
from any defect, they confidently proclaim the fol-
lowing it, emphatic and uuicnichc merits It
will not in the least degree corrodc steel pens it
will not mould in iukstaud or bottle it will not gum
in the inkstani o; crust upon the pen, 1t flows free
y The pen that has any ink upon it never fails
to make marx. 1t is perfectly indellible, no acid
can oblitcrate it. 1t has decided color when put
and neither time nor chemical agents change
it, :. b. NICHOLS,
Sale Agent 'or B.1"ggto" and li,iasy, NJ. peck's
Block.
Aug. 81. dtfkw3m
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Gents Silk Shirts.

~ ENTLEMEN, YOU WILL FIND AT LrMAs's
" nice lot of silk Shirts for summer wear, just
the thing for this climate. Also, good assortment
Of Hosi.Tv Gloves &c Call at the Corner Store.
June 20. ddWu
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance

G. +. DANEl. Agent.
Office, North-wcs' corner Of tho new Town Hall.
BURLINGTON, VI.
May 2Jd. d&wly
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(DuartnprShiD \otlcr

~ II + UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
L formed Copartncrship for the transaction Of
Mercantile business, and the Manufacture and sale
of Stone Ware.
F. X. NICHOLS,
l.. c. BOYNTON.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-22

French Glass, Sash and Pntty.
EfRENCH GLASS ALWAYS on HAND, FOR
sale by tue Box or Retail Gla,, Cut to any
srape and size, and Sst in beat Ntvle.
~ Orders promptly attended To-. Call and see.
two doors Mast Of the FREE PRESS OFFICE, Col
leg. Street.
HKRvET nURNITT
huHLNeTos May A,)
1854. WY.
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No Tuition received H,r lees than halfa Term.
Roarl crn he obtained in good hmli-s from 5 50
tn tl.75 per week. Room, furnished for those
u,hinsto board themselves.
II. W. ROBINSON, Secretary.
Johnson, July "a, 1884, w4u6
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VERMONT MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company.
Hotice q fAsscssments OF 1851.

rINGIE MEMBERS OF THE VERMONT MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company nrs hereby notified,
that the following assessments have been made by
day T.,
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toii, e.

'THE UNDERSIGNED WILL MAKE AN AP-
i PLICATIOS g. the Legislature. AZ it, next
session IN October 1854, for the exclusive right r.
keep Ferry between tn. towns Of Alburgh and Isle
La Motto.
JOHN b. REY NOLpS,
HENRY HILL.
Sept. II. rllW3
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09
DIZZINESS, P-4RTL9L OR TOT.aL.
ENTIRELY RE.HOT.ED.

0R ALSOPHERT begs TO call me attention of those
~ suffering under partial tta l,,ss bearing.
the following facts: He treats diseases middle
ard internal Far with edicsted douches now
prsciiced in the innmaries Berlin, Leipsac Brussels
Hamburger and st. Petersburgh, and lately bv most
cess The best proof The efficacy Of
VIII be reference to nearly An.dred nar.y
resident Of the United Staies anads Bruns~icE
and NOVA Scotia Who have been restored hear
inR and not single, solitary KNOWLEDGE
did We all TO eject restoration of the hearing when
our instructions and advice faithfully adhered 10
hen The Auditory Canal is dry and scsly, when the
tiDual pulsans when in stopping. a as III
rush of blood TO the head took place. noises falling
waller chipping OF insects ringing of BELLS rUstpg OF
lavessnglng of tea ketiie The les.
acute IN duh weather, VII Gid has Isken or
when the disease be traced The effects of Fever
odd The use OF outline mercurisl med cines gath
erngs IN the Esrs in childhood, at a advanced
age DIR. AS treatment stands preemneBt and may be
JUSTLY CONSIDERED IsFALLIBLK- In deaf and dumb
cases If they possessed the OF hearing much
good can be accomplished In the Deaf and Dumb
School =: eipsic in class of H. succeeded in
ing u aeEts aear'Rg- and Dc e5 distinguish re
notfs IA DR.. A begs xpiciiIy that In
those cases he undertakes he successful
rrsuk matter OF how long standing the case may be-
pHca viii pl state their il from
the exie nal passage IL accompanied with roises
If gen. raj health, if subject throat When
The hearing rest red authenticated certificate and
The usual tee according TO the circumstances Of pa
tieDi are expected.
MEDICINES, APPARATUS &C, will be sent TO ..v
part at nyorH risk eIpense.
Address Or. PILCBxR ALsoPaERT, 422x, BROADWAY
Once New York Five dollars consultation Fee.
f3n31
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09
GALENA CITY MARBLE
MANUFA DRY,

ROSErS-rOg GH, RADGER d Co..
AVE- the m extensive st. OK OF asTb!en the West.
III from ne celebrated Q1arres Rutland. VI. Owing
the extensive sales have msdr throughout The en-
trs Western -tstes- enabled :" sell cheap and
s-iis,cton than other "SsoiIs rent IN
he We eave AT all times hand Complete as
-o-tmcnt of H0NU hENTS, TONES g. HEAfSTONE-.
Man Tells every pattern Furniture raFble made
TT order We emroy but the very best workman,
consequently work is IN te11iy and an
sh We IN wife oil TO ana examine our sock snd
work nanshiT. neither they wish 3 purcha-e or not
shop E,i FYafehous- spring street, corner Lcyee,
aesr The Lower Bridge.
ROSEBROUGH, BADGER, & co.
Ga'e~a- M april 5, 1853. 2itf.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09
Notice to Miners.

a Rare Chance for Prospecting
I'VE sdbreriber offers miners wish 10 prospect.
an "pnoFtunty, in the present times of high prices
Tor IerHi OF digging Oh The following laads. viz
North half OF Sec. ?, T T. K 2, Z.
T. O. OF 3 f. q Of Sec 35 r. S, z. 2, E,
on the following favorable terms
The first thrtv Thousand rent free on all Of her in.r
al including washed mineral. sixth. He will ais,
ALLOW thirty dollars out of The any cabin brill
on the ground
This land is in the of the Irish Dgging=. and
BracSen Pierces pun 6iZxings, is situated be
tween the 'Legate branch" and Loot C owe
MOSES Nj. STRONG.
Mineral Poirt, Feb is, 1853 LEAF
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1854-02-09
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
0'HE undersigned, grateful 10 the liberal public for
present stock of GOODS, of which are ne ,knd
consist in part OF the following:
DRY GOODS.
Cloths, Cassimeres, Bonpets, Parasols,
FIannels, wills, Bonnet, neck cap and
Blue Driliiings, ManIua Ribbons,
Hamilton and Hickory Hose, Cloves, Combs,
Merinos AIpacas Bobipets Edgfngs
Cashmeres- III LANES, Laces- Tapes Bobbins,
Calicoe., Jaekonets, silk and linen Hdkfs.,
Cauorcs swiss Mulls, Braces Buttons,
shirtin0s and sheetinss, Coat Canvass, Pudding,
rilcsys, Gambroons, siiecia,
Apron ''hecss, Irish and brown Linen,
Coiored Cambrics Cotton Yarn.
Blue and White Satins, spool Thread,
White blue pink, green And in short, nearly every
and orange Flo'e nce and article of Dry Goods
Crapesfo bonnie Innings cd tn this market.
GROCERIES.
Loaf, Refined and New Orleans suga5s Coffee I'm peral
superior quality Aiso inferior Tess-cheap.
Mustard, black whole and ground Pepper,
ground and rnca Ginger, Whole and I'D
Alspiee, NutDegs, eaieraIns Mace,
Cloves Caraway Seed Starch,
ders aoissses, Vinegar,
Mackerel. Goldfish,
Currants,
Candies,
sPoRTiNG 8 RLAsT:SG POWDER,
SHOT AND BAR LEAD,
TAR.
HARD WARE.
Knives AMI Forks
Pocket and Butcher Knives,
Kaz"rs md Razor straps,
Tea and rablo spoons,
Shears and Scissors
Door Locks and HANDLES,
Butt. and screws and Strap Hingee,
Flying Pans aud sad iruns.
Patent and Post Coffee Mills,
Mouse and Rat Traps,
AGgers- Gimfets and Files,
Hatchets Hammers and Meal Selves,
Clohe, Tooth and Shoe Brushes,
Split pns and Horse Cards,
Pals, Tubs and Rrooms,
Powder Fiasks Spades and ShoveIs,
Hoes, Rskes, soythe rs and scythe Stones.
Axes, Wood and Hand save,
Steel Yards &c 81 c.. SC
Rn'sTS AID SHOES.
a Mems Calf, Kip. and Coarse Boots -
III Pumps women's Caters, caif, En-
~ ameied and Kip bootees. Walking -
Shoes; Kid and Leather slippers.
Boys, Misses ahd ChiIdren's Boots sac aoes.
Ga 10 GZE8Ys
Plates of assorted sizes snd quai.ias,
ieasets cups Saucers, Bowls, Pitchers & Chambers.
Glass Plates, s>ups, CreameTs, Sugars,
Molasses Pots, Vinegar rue's,
Peppers, Mustards, Salts Casters,
SUNDRIES.
Nails, Spikes, Glass, Sa=h. ruls. otton Batting,
SooI, SIX, Taia"'e, I.tgnCrn Palm Leaf, and Straw
ME- "a rE~ $50
Seal, Otter, Nutra Muskrat, Plush lazed and Cotton
go & II II
Satchele, Matches. Tx Yokes epd Bows,
Hall onshel Measures. Jugs and Pots.
Garden Seeds CIstor and Sweet Oil,
Lees and Bragg PiiIs Arabian & Mustang Iini rent
on opiKe, Laudsnum, Magnesia, Cream Tartar,
Essehse peppermint. Cinnamon and WIntergreen,
British Lustre, Blk Lead. Shoe Backing,
Ink, Pens, Paper, OK Marrow, Bears Oil.
Rose OIL tafers, &C, sc
would not dare compare my Stock in quantity. 18th
'orle o. my "eitn. neighbors- but have fear of
comparison OF Quality and Prices.
wiii sell as Cheap as the Cheapest for Cash
or Barter.
WHITNEY SMITH.
Mineral Point. May II, 1852. n3nv5y