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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23
NEWARK PROPERTY for SALE.-The Hous

~ No 79 Wsshnetort Of Maiden lane about
feet ont Wshingon.st aud 1870 feet Nadeule aud
wide In the The House aud two story kitchen
coed order containing u su able Tor arge family
Also house stable for hos The is
severed will be paved rfcc four building Lore nj t
be sold The property vail b. sold reasonable
sold by 10 OF February, viii be TO lot inquire Of
TEESF, No 10 Markets.. Newark J. or DUNN THOMP5ON
No HanilOu-gf Newark n j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

ing about acres Of good nd principally well
reo and adapted for rsus large crops Of Hay Grain located
Mdoleex County, NewJefsey about twenty miles from Ne
Yo by railroad steamboat which are good House. Barn
other our bnidings will b. sold sod
pcaton NAV be made to JAMES COGGESHALL No 1913 Bros
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

prn Soo0s.
ClOAkS CLOAKS :! CLOAKS selling at
~ the Union Ho0s cheaper than anywhere city
LYONS JONES. No. III HrasSa-sc.
COTTON DIAPERS and TOWELINGs-5Ocs easel
~ PAT up In pieces and dozsnA Breye and Baes.buet for s
b. NESNlTH Co Me- - and II srosdw.y.
pRINTS-Stesms and Madders new styles received
from he wesks dLily for sale BY
SESAITH Co Hos 90 AID n Bro.s.zy.
DRINTS.-Light and dark STYLES Steams and Hsd.
ttri variety iaeldins Shins Prsats T.. French sss
sale BY SESMTTH Co. Sos % ans II Bra.a~.y.
WALTHAM JEANS-lOO cases bIeached Walshsn
w JeanA lnse AID d0ubetwilled fo- sal, by
kESAiTH Co Nos - and II
WHITEROCK Observation-Disclosures MiIh
w uperine GiueA beaehed Co<nns s.sr
Cosnns aieo perfection fo
sAeb NksAlrH Co. Sos Ia and u BroafvsT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

CPANIsH OLIVES.-Just received, so kegs prime
Spanish oiveE which uil Be sold In anrie. SUIT Also
80 dun. and quality Turkey F or.taer ~th n
s5sl choice FOREIGN Frsls Wines Nh. Cis.r,
Pieklta Preserves ke BENZ MOIS.
Ne ss Broadway between 18th and Is-A s.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

T1E NV -IUhh And LIF EHPUUI UNTTED
STATES NAIL srEANERsIhs shps CON posing shis Lac
2 the following.
ATLANTIC, Capt West. PACIFIC, Capt I'VE
ARCTIC, Capt Lace. BALTIC. Capt CofasOck
ADRiANiC
Tnes ships have been bu b. coYact OI
service livery hls been taken 1 tT
tner Engnes aud and their
passengers gnequaed segsnee comfort Price
o. pGage from New YorS Liverpool intcas- cabin
sscoHf DO go exclusive Of
Liverpool 10 NeVlok $50 experienced surgeon At
"ebed 70 each ZIP no esrtk secure until Pad io
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23
JoHs x OAELEY AacolesT
EOITD's HOTEL aud DINING SALOONS AZ

COULD HOTEL and DINING SALOONS AZ
" AUCTION. OAKLEY WRIGHT 4 WOOD vii sell q
Auofion OF SATURDAY Jaa. q 1884 e. II Oc0ek " tie
rreuuA NOT pre- vi3uy disposed Of a, nrivite sale.
Pereu sale u the Hotel AID doing SALONS slatd a. 10.
o 10 sno IL Fu!tor and GOULDS HOTEL
ard DINING ALOONS TIE location gnsarPssd BENZ
81. tie Fulton Market SLs three door Of rh- Flla R-rrl
Tnt AZ on the Hartford NsT-H,ven auf =
sf II iosi There large sad medium ~
rpg saloons aO l c0umgt oIs Lolgng Rooms ~ 3
sse N 6oius poftbe h1sin-- t- lodging -
fun hed srfiDE with befdng lfon 5ets'ess l.
the culinary DEPARTMENT comple The rrputfon Of hJlse
e.fsh.ed successful daring ths list = al .
.Yorts y, TOO T1e o1si1ss -
r,,.ir rd rcrave yiod ~ prot Of wards Of So 90
ves vi eh can y hJwn To pe-so1 wsh'l -
errre 10 tn business opportunity seldom eJrs
oaered Tie present. propr ba aoit % engage oa pr
si une be 10 te md attention li-e lh7
rsrnis.e will be cun f1rmaio1 gsen application
a. The Hotel the Of u sn " d. hfoe
flssse er 10 OAKLEY WRIGHT WOOD, No 81 Wsilst, or
No as FultoI4-si BfolkJn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

BROOKLYN -Four Tst-c three stony marberont Houses
with baths One first class threetory BRICK
wells baths unon-st One ntolass threeetoy Brick ia
Unonet One Gfsfs large sze House nlrh side Unoust.
One msstc trout tbe story paragon House h rs &c IN DJgss
with without furniture sock Of Clothing II BOO with
lease OF eoTnr house. $3.50 worth Stc bust
noa part oihe city Thiyouf brick louss thfeesry mostly
fpisld for IN Courts Hamtopay enIyst Luquere
and Mlst. Inquire No 2s COuTtst, Brooklyn. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

DRlNATE SALE.-A valuable Fam, on Long Is
lend IS mils New-iork the Jericho and natown
Turnpike con aiming With large Dwelling
House end other outtudgs all In good oder large Orchard
will produce bbs Cider all Pear aud Cherry
Ttecs Farm wen waered With tine Springs All the stock
Farming Utensils &c will be sold With ths Farm u requcd
Terms liberal For particulars apply to J. BbcECKER No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23
TOR sAyANNAH-FARE REL

TOR SAVANNAH FARE REDUCED -Ths
new aud splendid side Ehoel steamship KsK5FOsE SfAFE
Cart rardie carrying the Uni ed saos Mai will leave rat
N 0om the rhaf above Vine In speed aud .treuth I'D
every AZ asemen the and convsuielce OF pi'ns
tb hu uusnrpa Fare from Phaiphis -h st-'tf- ~
The STAT OF GEORGIA eaye aabose the Oowins WsOsbt
DAY Agents phlsds phA HERON MARTIN, No al Ssns
whsrves, in Savannsh c A L. LAMAR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

nm, fr.e Cottaso House within three wax ofths
R.ioa6 siaos bouss It suited for smAli family well
other the Arden piaaed
VIII For terms apply to ABRAHAM BELL Sons,
NJ Is PaTk-T0W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23
hHfvesi In savannsh Z A Z LANAh
TOR CALIFORNIA-The new, splendid aud IN

TOR CALIFORNIA-The new, splendid and IN
rslsd steamship YANKEE BLADE, WI sail TOR The Ptcs
on TUESDAY the 3s Rio d. Jtaerp V.iscsss S,d
TanAma aHoidug eHrD opportunity Cor passengers Il TIE
sSe rort. The YANKEE 81 ABE IL take olscs 10
pendent Line TO IN counc ION win Com .oiote va
celebrated ysch NORTH STAR AMI TIE Justly
ceebfaed steamship UNCLE SAM forming monthly liss ~
Cslfornis via Panama For esht o. plstgr, spoil, %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

EOR SALE--A brown stone House ON the south
side Of I5h,f Opposte Lot 26 feet BY 1903
House p feet BY 76 feet finished complete with al the
modern Price, $1,000
Houses south side OF 7h @Ocet east OF
4thav Price, G220o each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

r.rS. Is feet vide deep together With front Of
50 feet on Chsreb-st By 81 feet deep . -. NJ -
LsT-No IS Whit hsists fonuns eae D"''o''' -
feet ireh.s By % feet b depth. -, ,..1 . i
bssses the south soc Of o.
tween he an and Sc, known Nos 80 and 81 eet wide and
81 Sesp-ot 90 feet inches Apply % 49,
HOMER kORGAK Pines, Nc Shetfopohan Dsns buiiaih~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23
EOR sALE-A Country Residenee with six acre
YNHE EVERGREENS for SALE.-The

country Witly known t estate 81 Gen Mcdaniel
Greene Of Revolutionary memory situated the rsa adj in
the village of Bevyie nine miles from NeWYork and VI from
Ntwark HOMER MORGAN Pine-st.
No 8 MttropoltAn Bank Bu ding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

w X,
,.,,p.es 70 core the trembling and stiffness OF bad writer's and
,e than smooth even business hard ANY who doubt this
,,ousssd 70 cal and converse wkh pups now ssTnos
EB-Lsstes Class ocy 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

MACFARLAN & MERRITT No ls sd-sv

II TtITace West % So btW8en yh and It1tys
Apply to HiLLYER No a from tol0A NJ OF 5. s. HIN
MAN No Broad e., from 2O
EOUR-STORY HOUSE for SALE-Near and in
light Unonsqusre containing ~ kogms and modern m
proyeu; also la BOosy thr esOfy House with ~ Rooms
Gas and RArRe near and between Montague Wst
Ferries; also for sale EXCHANGE Cottage and four Of
Land Dfp0t NeW-agen Railroad beautiful loo ton
Inquire of HOMER MORGAN No METROPOLITAN Bank Buildings
Pine ct Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

A n NEEWIs A1cfIlu--r-
DY BANGS. BROTHER q Co.-rrade salef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

The above ysek have recently bolt and the largest
M substantial In the trade
They commanded BY Of expaxiencs ability Her
accommodations sery s4pedor, and every l
made 10 promote The como u and he Of
shiprCn FOR freight passage apply
sPOFFORD TfLESf0N & Co, NO. ~ sro.awsy
Ags1s N Mgenool-I ORIMsHAN 4 Co. No 10 nree Pi.zs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23
BANANA TRANSIT TICKETS.--A NJ III,

L Mail Steamer CURLEW w sampson Comm nter rnis DOE
hip vii sll for te shove \. ,nds on " 20
Fetra 1888. TUESDAY 7h Msr'h 31f, and ftlD Az April
The Curcw has u been blt tne Clyde expressly m' hs
ef,s between NeWNOrk aud ~ Thomas She hss lOy 0oop
6eck ana greet has been taken give her gooi yenstSs
To Bermuda $50 To st Thomas BN
Fer freight or rassage epply 70 go
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

WILLIAM = NtLLOl~ J -ctlouecr
THE TRADE and OTllkkS are invited to attend
h, .le Of soo5 inst clls FURNITURE on TUESDAY Jn
NJ o'clock titfhav Every article will pnstely b.
sold The VII nance b, cls dosn Feb Toe
tcck eousss Part, Carved OAK Chamber site. 20 sichi
Iosewood EstFes DO Bureaus Bd.tead. OF descngoa
Hair Mattresses and P4ise h the ulal tm-nt found 10
furniture teT patcuA Journal Of Commerce AMI
Exprets. Sale o shine
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-29
ZAP e,lrcarir~ stail
GEORGE ". ALLEN.

(SuccoSs0r 10 G.. p. "a MORN q Goa
AVING LATELl COMMENCED EUsINI.SSIN
this well known establishment, | AN now pre-
pared to pler the publ, iull aud complete a,sort-
ment of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, bye >tufIs,
surgical hstrumcut., Mineral Teeth, Dental Arti-
clcs, M.I"al Waters, brushes, toluo,, Soups, Per-
fumes, Faucy Nrtelr-, Foreign and domestic Cilars
Caiuplenr and lnil, Glass Ware, Ac., &c. la Gno,
every article conn, cted with the nu,lrc-..
Al the popular Patent Medicine. %. the day at
Whulrsae ana Retail, Ht pl"prirtur's prices
lawns cugugeu tue strl ices of Mr, WV. WILSON,
n thorough. c,uc.tol Chemist 0ul tprilrcarv, who
was edurH''d md received diploma In Glasgow
Scotland and has since been tor the last icy ilonths
with Mcssis. Vim. L,mHn n Co, (prugeists) ct
Montreal, who, al-o recon mend him in the highest
te'iI.s Ioi ais good cI.I41toi tLsf,ush .nOHl-
ed. Uf the Du-ii-t business, I'm an f. details
Mr.. Wilson viii give his personal attention n com
p uldirg Physicians rrescript u.s. aud the retailing
OF ildi,iIcs.
Commencing wdnr these peculiarly favorable
crcuiu stances securing as have, the assistance OF
practical ID uggst, t,tl confident in assuring the
public that ali Medicines compounded ia this store,
will be dunc in the most seicuthc and acceptable
manner and 10 frr1nhd g'Hua',
GEORGE ". ALLEN.
Burlington March ~, loJ4, dNw
Dress Trimmings.
4 GREAT VARIETY JUST RECEIVED AT
~ JuneA dawn LiMANs,
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NATHANIEL, WRIGHT,
gevy qson,ss =. vgbcEcs.lc.

EEsN qToNNi "a! AZ taGsS'a::tc.
The undersigned are now receiving direct from
Europe. large lnportntions Of Dry Goods, cmbrnc-
ing many new and beautiful styles. Also. a very
general aud desirable stock of American Goods all
of which they ARE prepared to offer to the trade on
the most favorable terms. Particular attention
given to Cloths Cns'ncrcs, Nettinrs and Tailoring
Goods generally. An examination of our Stock by
Merchants and Merchant Tayors is solicited
A. VI. q W. y. STRONG,
Importer, n-d Jotbcrt ByoadwdU, AHdnv.
A. NJ. Strong. Vim. y. Strong. 7. j. Strong
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FINIIS VALUABLE MEDICINE, WHICH HAS
received the sanction Of the medical faculty, by
whom it is regularly prescribed, and which has been
tested successfully by thousands IT invald. il ono
of the most remarkable preparations offered to
the public, for the of
consumption. S,Tbfila, Cough, Colds.
Asthma, bronchitis, Spitiing of
Blood, and all Complaints Of
the Lungs.
Pure Cod Liver Oil has long been acknowledged
Ia he the oisaciuus article for the Of Con-
sumption sad kindred disease vet uysred while
the chemical properties Of the PHOSPHATE OF
. LINE are also we'll known in medicine as being Pc
culiarly healing. In so.e. where liberation has
taken place the lung., this article has been found
by the most careful tests. to supply the very ingre-
dcuts necessary for the formation of cells. and the
complete healing ct this delicate part Of the human
system.
/ This preparation ~ the pure Cod Liver oil and
render, it rcpulsive particularly to nralid. The
thorough Incorporation Of the Phosphate Of Lime
with the oil has ony been accomplished by the
adoption of the most perfect rules of chemistry, and
a medicine has thereby been produced which i. Of
inc.timabc value in a climate like our own
long array Of certificate, might be given here
to prove the eficaciou. character Of th. medicine,
but it is not deemed necessary. The fact that from
the very first Introduction Of the Cod Liver Oil and
Lime bei,ro the public, it la, been gradually
adopted by the medical faculty, i, sufficient proof Of
it, unques STONED excellence.
ALEN'R Il. WILBOR,
Chemist, l56 Court At, BOSTON.
For sale in burlington, by T, A, PECK and GEo.
T ALLYN, ind Druggist. generally,
March II. ls5+. w6mos.
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1854 VI. Central Railroad. 1854
CHANGE OF TINE.
northern aud western. British and Unij,d
states Mail Route.

Northern aud western. BfitlNh abd nIitl
states Mail Route
p ;,.,,f -,.,,.. -sss,,eS. 5,si55s sss;f2 s.!
r.. sl.:i't lsii'si-tst.- y btatGi .e6sHseSe-,
E.E---L-A.: ..-sr---La.--z ------------
hN AND AFTER ARG. 10, 1854, FAfSEN6LR
" Trains will run as follows
FIRST TRAIN.
- AN. Train leaves Burlington for Mont
.3c pclicr, ". X. Junction, Concord Man
chester, Worcester, Lawrence, Boston, Bellows
Falls, kccne, Fitchbursh, Springfield, Hartford,
and New York.
SECOND TRAIN.
q IN A. VI. Train leaves burlington for IT.
.'.'PD Adams, Bousc's Point, Montreal, and
osdcn'burgh
TilIRDTRA1N.
~ =. VI. Train leaves Burlington for
y ~ Montpelier, Nur'hfcld, It. Adams,
Rousc's Point, Montreal, and Ogdtnshurgh.
Trains arrive at Burlington as follows:
-. L., A. NJ, Tint Train from Rou.c's roiut
tn1. A. NJ, Second Train from Northhcli.
- p, NJ, Third Train from Boston, Lowell,
-. FL Manchester, Concord, W. X. Junction.
Fit,hbursh, krcnc, Bellows Falls, Osdousbursh,
and Eousc's Point.
.sg-Freght Train, daily.
r. SllERBCRNE, Supt. Trans, V. e. /. H..
burlington. Aug. 10, 1851. dGvf
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Religions Intelligence.


The Annual meeting of the American Mis-
sonary Association is to be held on the 2It
aud 2Stl inst, at Mcridcn, Conn, not at
Worcester, Mass, as enormously stated.
The Autumnal convention of the Unitarians
Of America will be held at Montreal, Oct.
10th, and large representation will probably
be present from the United States and the
Canadas.
At the recent meeting Of the American
Board. Dr. Pomroy stated from personal
knowledge derived from visitation of Colleges
and Summaries, that more than one hundred
young men in New England were looking
forward to the foreign ticld-a greater num-
Der than had been known al at any previous
time.
The Baptist Almanac for 1855 states that
in 1853 there were in the United States
l0l3l churches, GAS ministers, and $685.
754 members. These are all Irregular Bap-
lists In addition there are $500 Anti-Mis-
sion Bartists. 81 rs Frccwill, 2, lS9 General.
6,35l seventh Day, 5000 Thinkers, 1900
Church Of God, and 225 600 Rcformers. All
but % ,OOe, while Virginia alone has eS,1I9.
The southern States Of Alabama, Georgia,
Kentucky. Mississippi, North Carolina, South
Carolina, and Tennessee, have 3j4,9 75, or
nearly one h.lfof the whole number, and in
GLIDING those in Virginia over one half. In
the Western States only about IS 900 men,
bcrs are reported
\ correspondent ofthe Christian Messenger
says that the late Camp meeting at Rocking
ham, VT, was attended with results which
call for dcvout Thanksgiving. Twenty
five at least, for the first time sought and OBJ
tanned forgiveness Of sin more than that
number entered into a state of entire sancti-
foution. and n considerable number more
were reclaimed from blacksidcn condition. y
The Salem Gd>ctc says .-' The sect of
Mllcrilos, worshipping in thi, city, who hold
that Christ will come to judge the world be-
fore the year lNj4 expires, have made quite
number of converts, and bpptised them,
within the last few months. \ gentleman
who has held an important Office i'll our COM
munity. within Il year or two, was baptiscd
ON sunday last.
,,h, p,,,. I.,.,,rs .,o,os ,l,ot GRIND Cam.
,,o 1850 p,Ihs f.n,' o,I
H w. ' ,,I -,.,bin ~ p' ,ha
o,.t .r ,',,, n.,ohn- - dei,hnrs,o an The
3D.. ,,'a,,I,,,, -,,,,,,,,,,,,, ~, tho
ii'.,,. VII, a,. !, ,s hn,od G,,Il, ~
"'..'o '. .m', r,s ,r,,,, d,, ~, ,ho Ro,,n
,,e,r. ' ',' T,'' sa,,. ,',n,
w. ' ti ,l e'L - nao,'''i,. -,
,',9 ,,na' IN, ,t,Is',,,,.,n, ",
W. l'~'' W '' ''' Wv 80 "
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GRATlS!

Just PubHshed--A Ne,0 Discoreryia .Hediciae'
A FEW WORDS ONGHE RATIONAL
~ treatment, without Medicine, # Sperrnatnrrhca
or Loal Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low pirit-,
Lasstude, Weakness OF tie Limbs aud the back,
Indispostion and lncapacity for study and Labor,
Dulncss Of Appreh onsion, Loss If Memory, Aver
sion to Society, Love of Solitude, Timidity, self.
Di.trl5t, DiLliness Head ichc, Inyoluntarv hi.
charges, Pains in the side, Affection of ia, Fy.s,
Pnples the Face, Sexual and other Ihhlmitics in
man.
From the French Of Dr.. b. Dr. LASLY:
The important fuct that these alarming com plants
may easily be removed WITHOUT NTDIclSr is, in this
small tract, clearly Demonstrated and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, as adopted by
the author, fully explained, by means of which
every is enabed 10 hm,tif perfsctiy, and al
the least possi66 COST avoiding, thereby all the ad.
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gao stamps to Or. u. D. LASrr, No. II L.pouard
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bee. ~. 1883. ddWly
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Carpenter can nut them m in fe- moments, with
out creating my dust or dirt Also Block Letter..
for signs, Gilt Mouldings and Corniccs. for Ship
Cabins, ship Caps, both plain and ornamental q,
ornamcnted Pilasters, &c. It will otcrack in ,ny
heat of climate or Of furnace, nor "warp" nor
give, in any wav-it can he cut filed, sawed,
planned, and turned by lathe, it cal be nailed and
screwed, and is non-conductor of heat.
THE boston PAPIER MACHE co.
take pleasure in saying to the people OF thi. eoun-
try, that they ro- have two large fnctorc. in the
manufacture Of rapior Mnche Ornament. nd ,re
prepared to execute orders to any design At short
notice. Our work hn, been fully tested, and i, now
preferred both for its beauty, and durability, and
| ch"apne.s, over all kind. Of carved work from
which 1t i' difficult for even the practical ey
| 10 dlstlngnlth 1t. We are now prepared to speak
| tho use, Of Papicr Moch- not n. matter Of con
/ lecture or guc..-work. but ASA reality.
We would refer particularly to the and beau
hIul church recently built in Roxbnry, by the Dud-
ley street BAPTIST Society, where our Gothic work
may no seen in Pnnnels, Crocket., Ro,ettc. a nd
| Flowers in front Of Gallery-larCc Arches. Cross.
! Crooket', Batticment., Columns, &c for scron-
! Patera'', fincas, Norman Roses, Cap for Pulpit
and in the organ gallery may he ono Of Mcssrs
| simmons 4 Cos large organs, ornamental entire
/ WIN '' '"'"'' hlSo, 10 n large nuHhpcI "i cIe-
CANT rr''H'n houses in this city and vicinity. -Four
built mil 'r'shcd by Chil'on, Turner & Co... cich,
built "y j. A. Turner & Co.. Chief Justice shaw.
/ house On Mount Vernon stree, and large number
of others furnished both inside and out and to the
ships Cabins Of Daniel Webster, StaTorl.hirc. Gem
Of the ocean, Herald of the Morning, Boston Light
dc.Ic.
Architects and others use the Pa pier Nachc ir
preference to any other material. We invite all tc
call At our Ware Rooms Museum Buildings - and
/ - fremont street, Boston, and examine thi, ncv
article used as substitute for Carved Wood Pla.t.
and Composition Ornamental work. Order. promptly
attended to. Ad1ros.
BOSTON PAPER MACHE co.
"a and &c fremont ST., Boston.
March so, 1851. waOmos6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-29
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100 BONES II. X, RAI$IN5.
wv 80 quarter do. do
10 boxes Lemons.
100 bus. Chestnuts, and nuts Of all kinds
Pickles, Cutsups, Preserves, Pepper sauce, Macca
roni, Nermicelli Nutmegs, Mace, &c., &c for sale
by HEEKICk MILES.
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