Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-12-29

peCn prOuuCeu, ana may DC Iounu NJ pANuEL
lluN1NGToN's, 5. i. Nicnotss and y A.
FuLLLRs, besides valuable standard works, TO
many the most acceptable present you can
offer, and fine stationary and 'iancy articles
The weather ia too cold for the children to
llatten their noses against the windows Of the |
candy shops but they are not forgotten by |
the little folks. Any child can direct you to |
Mrs. REnANEs', or to GiBsoN'e, who offers nice |.
confectionery, which is a temptation to older T.
palatcs, or to Mrs. FuLLER's, who. besides
candies and toys, keeps n neat and quiet 81
loon, and the more substantial luxuncs Of
oysters and pound cake
Our Druggists must not be forgotten. \
Christmas present of ipecac and ialap, is not,
tits true, exactly to every ones taste, but be-
sides the drugs, which the healthiest Of us
us may be glad to send for some day, they
have choice periumerics and useful toilet ar.
tccs not u few THro. \. PICK has the
neatest country drug store we know Of &.
W. ALLEN has a handsome store. and is II
young man who deserves encouragement and
success and \. c. SPEARS neat shop is a
fayorito place with many.
Groce1cs-lIERRlcx Il Miles are whole
sale grocers on Water-st. They have recent
ly re-fttcd their store at the corner Of King
and Water-strcets--put in a new and elegant
front and made it one of the finest stores in
Burlington. They sell at retail as well as ut
wholesale. \ S DEWEY has also rciuvcna-
/ ted his store 1t is now almostas cookbook
/ ing as its agreeable and worthy occupant,
/ and we believe was never better stocked with
/ good things for the inner man. J. ). PIERCE,
on Church st, will also not be found lacking
/ when called on for substantials or deicacics
and Nontr Lovely, farther up the street. has
many friends in town and country to supply.
and whcrcwithal to supply them. Our Gro.
GERS are all good men, and it is not their
fault that provisions are 50 high.
Dry Goods The corner store Of F.. I,yA>
holds its own with the ladies and house keep.
crs. and maintains its reputation for great va.
riety, good goods, and low prices, What
more need or can be said Nlcno1s q Eoy<.
ION not contcntcd with their extended coun
try and town trade in Dry Goods and Crockc.
y nav IulNllictl lllC sClODC W arc NanutHC
tory Of the Billiards. and find their hands full
both as merchants and manufacturers y
PICK, JR. Is comparatively u new conner but
the Beehive Store, in Lcaycnworth's Block
has already reputation for the richness, va
ricty and excellence of its goods, to which
what we can Twill add little, Its rropric
tor has struck the full tide of succeee, and
will hold it, or VIC are mistaken
To the emergencies which call for Furs o
all descriptions Buffalo Robes, warm Gloves
and Hats and Caps, \. ALIEN u Co.., and j
EpNoNDs, are fully equal, and are good NOR
to deal with
The stocks of Ready Made Ciotdng, Offered
by TrEE, and by MARKS & PLArG, will aatonial
any one who examines them. { BL>Ns on tn,
south side Of the square, is in the same line
and is good tailor and a worthy man
Messrs. DAvLY " DooLI1TLL, and A. G.
STRONG, have well appointed hardwar,
stores, full of durable articles in their line
GrTIroRDs Shoe Store in Bank Block, full
, fills every requirement Of a proper and popu
lar shoe store
l.. ;. RUsr has no competitor in the sale 0
pianos, musical instruments and music.
Mrs. ALLEN, and Mrs. LiNGwoRInY, ar,
old fayorites with the Ladies', and do Il -four
ishing business in " loves Of bonncts -"
And II. II. BosTwIcK brings up the real
with stoves of all patterns, hot air furnaces
and cooking ranges, all pleasant to contem
plate in such weather as this