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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-12-02
THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

Putnam for December has Just arrived. A
Southerner gives his views of Our parties
and politics" There are numerous other
articles of highly interesting and finished
character. Each monthly number contains
the portrait of a contributor or some prom
inent literary character.
Putnam's Monthly starts on its third year
in January next. It's position is now fully
established, and the publisher assures the
public that its interest will be increased, by
the labors of the most eminent and attract
i've of our American writers.
NORTH CAROLINA SENATOR. "A dispatch
from Raleigh says: David S. Reid has been
elected u. S. Senator for four years. This
is to fill the vacancy now existing in that
state.
The fifth and last company for the season,
numbering So, have gone from Boston. to
kanzas, under The auspices of the MasSaChu-
setts society. Theyar accompanied by Mr..
Branscomb, the agent.
The Mormons are about to start paper
in New York city, for the purpose of enlight-
ening the world concerning the creed and
faith of these latter day saints
The Toledo Republican says that the iron
on the Junction railroad from Slndu,kv City
to Toledo is all laid down, to within 4 or )
miles of the Maumee, and will be ready for
the cars within three or four weeks.
PRINcIpAL Towns IN THE CRMEA.-Sevas-
topol, Al ,l35 inhabitants; Batkchi Sarai,
1891; Simpheropol, l2lO4; Eupatoria,
9,820; Kertsch. 8,228; Theodosia 47O9 ;
Stara Krim. l,l76; Balallava, 46l Yalta,
37l. The roads practicable for artillery in
The Crimea are: |. From Simpheropol to
Sevastopol, along the northern decliyity OF
the Taurian chain; its length is So miles
2. From Simpheropol to Halta, across the
Taurian chain, at the base of the Tehatire
Dag; its length is As miles. 3. From Yal-
ia to Balaklava, along the south coast. 4,
From Balaklava to Sevastopol, around the
western termination of the Taurian chain ;
its length is 9 miles. ). From Simpheropol
to Eupatora. 6. From Simpheropol to Pc
recop. Batkchi Serai is halfway from Sc.
vastopol to Simpheropol; the road between
the two places skirts the base of the Tauriar
chain.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-12-02

The best " hit in the last number of Punch
is at Prussia. In alluson to the practice at
London theatres of admitting persons at half
price after the performance is partly over,
he says: " Theatre of war-Prussia is wait
ing till half price begins
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-12-02

When the British army in the east left
Varna, few weeks ago, for the Russian
province of the Crimea, no horses, excepting
those of the field officers, We're taken on
board the transport. All the other horses,
to the number Of 5000, were cast loose, to
seek their fortunes as best they could Hors-
es which three months before cost ESQ and
EGO, and which in England would be worth
81 900, could not find purchasers at 81
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-12-02

THE OFFICIAL NoTE.--We acknowledge
our Indebtedness to DR.. Trevitt, Secretary of
State, who has kindly furnished us with the
official vote polIed at the late election in
Ohio. 1t will be seen that the vote for Su-
preme Judge is as follows;
For Joseph r. Swan, l86,496
I" Sheppard F. Norris, 109075
Swans maj - TAPS
For the Board of Public Works Jacob
Bickensderfer reed l83,472
Alex. P. Miller :" l09,785
Blickenderler's maj - 73, 3,G87
The whole number of votes cast for Su-
preme Judge was 295,583 Whole number
of votes cast for the Board of Public Works,
93,257.
At the Presidential election in 1852 Frank
lin Pierce received l69,220
Gen. Scott 1852, ,526
John P. Hale Sl,682
Total votes cast in l852---353,4 ,428
AT the election for Governor in 1853 VIM.
Medill received l47,663
John M. Barrere reed $500
Samuel Lewis 5O,346
Total y9Ie east ip l833--z-,7--!233, ,929
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-12-02

1t is said that $34O,OOO of the Indiana
free bank currency was cancelled by the au-
di;or of that state last week. There is now
only about three millions of this paper in
the hands of the people, the most Of which
is in that state.
1t is officially proclaimed that Lord Pail
merston has gone to France to arrange the
policy TO be pursued BY thed two nations in
ssse Of sp attach upon Cuba by the U.States.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-01
MECHANICS, INVENTORS AND MAN.
UFACTURERS.
$3.50. In Cash Prizes. $3.50.

NoLuME Ten THE "SCENTirIC AMERICAN"
commences the 10th of September. 1t is chiefly
devoted to the advancement of the interests Of M
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edited by men practically skilled in the arts and
sciences. Probably other journal of the same
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the latu7bio Patents which issue weekly from the
PATENT OFFICE are illustrated wdh Engrduipcs. and
the claims of all the Patents are published regular
ly in its columns they issued thus ma king il
perfect SCIENTIFIC ASp MEcHASICAL EscYCLOrEDiA
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ccipts in one volume are worth to any family much
more than the subscription price.
The following CASH PRIzrs are offered by the Pub
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PaDier MaChe.

IT Is THE BEST AND MOST DURABLE MA
= tcrial known tor Picture Fl uu--, Muul,Iing-,
Cornices, Brackets, House Caps, Captols. Consoles
Window Cornices and all kinds of House Ornaments;
Centre pieces for Ceilings all sizes and prices which
can be sent to any part of the country, and any
Carpenter can put them up in few moments, with
out creating any dust OF dirt Also Block Letters
for Signs, Gilt Mouldings and Cornicc. for Ship
Cabins, ship Caps, both plain and ornamental ,
ornamemtcd Pilastcrs, &c. 1t will not crack in any
heat OF climate or of furnace, nor "wnrp" nor
give, in any wny-it can be cut hlcd, sawed
planed, and turned by lathe, it he nailed n nd
screwed, and is n non-couductor of heat.
THE BOSTON PAPER MACHE co.
take pleasure in saying to the people Of th.
try, that they now have two large factories in the
manufacture Of Papicr Mache Oruamcnt.-and arc
prepared to execute orders To any design at short
notice, Our work has been fully tested, and il now
preferred both for its beauty, and durability. and
cheapnc'', over all kinds Of carved work, from
which it is difficult for even the most practical eye
to distinguish it. We are now prepared to speak
the use, of Papicr Mache, not a. matter Of con
lecture or gucs.work, but MS n reality.
We would refer particularly to the new and beau
tiful church recently built in RoIbury, by the Dud-
ley street Baptist Society, where our Gothic work
may be seen in Pannel,, Crockets, Ro,ettes and
Flowers in front of Galcry-largc Arches. Cross,
Crookets. Battlcments, Columns, &c, for .cren-
Patera's, Fineals Norman Roses, CAP for Pulpit,
and in the organ gallery may he seen one Of Mcs.rs.
simmons Cos large organs, ornamcntcd entire
with Pnpier Machc. Also to n large number of ele-
CANT private houses in this city and vicinity Four
built and finished by Chlson, Turner 4 Co.. eight
built by j. A. Turner 4 Co., Chief Justice Shaw :.
house on Mount Vernon stree, and a large number
of Others furnished both inside and out, and to the
ships Cabins of Daniel Webster, Staford.hire, Gem
Of the Ocean, Herald of the Morning, Boston Light,
&c &c.
Architects and others the Papicr Machc in
preference Ia any other material. We invite all
call at our Ware Rooms. Museum Buildings. - and
~ fremont str,ct Boston, and examine thi. now
article used substitute for Carved Wood, Plaster
and Composition Ornamental work Orders promptly
attended to- Address
BOSTON PArIER MACHECo
81 and % fremont ST., Boston.
March 80, 1854. wiOmc.6
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NJ j. F. HAINES. l1G Sd Avenue, New Y ork
/ Y Dealers supplied on liberal terms. ly
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NJ HOROSCOPES, TELESCOPES. MATHEW Att
IVa CAL Instruments, Gold aud Silver Braid
Pistols, Gold CUT Pins, Fishing Reels and Basket.
Gold bracelets Slcayo I'uttons, Studs, aud lts OF
Jewelry, received by
nRlN,MAIp, BROTHER 4 90.
July (, 1854, dGwtf
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,s'o thr yJy,icaI World.

DtANo FoRTEs, BENNETT CO., 3Gl Broad
wnv, Now York, manufacturing and have
constantly on hand an extensive assortment of Pr
amos, embracing every variety Of style and size,
from to Il Octavcs, from : 100 to 1000 each
We have testimonials from the first Pianists in the
country of the superior Briliancy, Breadth and
Sweetness Of tone throughout the entire register of
our Pianos. while delicate elasticity of touch has
been prc-eminenly secured, all our instruments are
fully warranted to give satisfaction. Buyers who
understand their interests will call before pur
chasing elsewhere. BENNETT 4 CO.,
ly 36l Broadway, New York
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AGRICULTURAL.
Albany Agricultural Works,

Warehouse and Sect Store
EMERY 4 CO., sole Manufacturer, of EMERY :
celebrated Pa,,m Ro,iroad Horse Powp, and Orer-
,hot Th0hnE Machines and S,parafors. Also
Manufacturers of, and wholesale and retail dealer,
in AgricuiuTai Ma hines aud Implement, of the
latest and most approved kinds extant dealers in
GrHH, Fcii, GrG1s, Gqrdon, and F1or,r Ssci,, and
Fct,izr.. .7g~N arehouse and Sales Room, 1863
and 3I3 Broadway, Albany, y. Y.
lIENKl d. EVERY. JAMES HEDFIELD.
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APOTisEiCASIES HALL
GEORGE w. ALLEN.

(SucccsSor IN q, =. SiNBORN & CO. y
HAVING LATELA COMMENCED BUSINESS Is
this well known establishment, | am now pre-
pared to offer the public full and complete assort-
ment OF Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Stufs,
surgical instruments, Mineral Teeth, Dental Arti-
Giles, Mineral Waters, Brushes, Combs, Soaps, Per
fumes, Fancy Articles, Foreign and Domestic Cigars,
Camphene and Fluid Glass Ware &c. &c In fine,
every article connected with the business.
All the popular Patent Medicines of the day at
Wholesale and Retail, at propretors prices.
Having engaged the services Of Mr. WV. WILSON,
a thoroughly educated Chemist and Apothecary, who
educated and received diploma in Glasgow,
Scotland, aud has since been for the last few months
with Messrs VIM Lyman Co., (Dmggists) of
Montreal, who, also recommend him in the highest
terms Tor his good character aud thorough knowl-
edse Of the Druggist business in all its details
Mr.. Wilson will give his personal attention COM
pounding Physicians Prescriptions, and the retailing
of Medicines.
Commencing under these peculiarly favorable
circumstances, securing have, the assistance Of
practical Druggist feel confident in assuring the
public that all Medicines compounded in this store,
will be done in the most scientific and acceptable
manner, and waranied eenUin'.
GEORGE W. ALLEN.
Burlington March 20 1854. ddw
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LATE. BUT NOT LEAN
DEWEY HAS Al LAST kEcEINEp HIS
VViuter,S S(Ock ar GO0dS.

Which fully cquals, and in respects surpasses
see p'esS-anything he has offered to suffering
community,
consolidate and cement the bonds ot the union, (of
soul and boly) requested to call it is believed
that all parties Hard shells and Soft >hels-i they
only " she'll out'-khuny and silver grry-providcd
they have the silver, will here find means, rndspu
tally eOHstfIt'o'.s for the accom- lshmcut of their
desires.
fa,trulaIs vii he published before Thn nksgiving
when it will be seen that provision has been de
for that A" good time coming"
! Nov. 2lth, 1861.
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TWO SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FORTES, FROM
the celebrated Mandatory of Woodward 4
Brown; ono, beautiful Cared Cas-, just received,
and now to be seen at RUST'S Music Store.
Burlington, Msy+ d&wtf
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SoULE'S PATFNr REVOLVING WIRE TOOTH
- Horse-Rakes manufactured ut Wexford, Vt
For sale Mt tho agricultural store, burlington, by
j. ). PIERCE.
Ju'v -, 1874. dIwtf
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STOVES.
Stoves Stoves

The Subscribers offer to the trade fair and lib
eral terms large and complete assortment Of Stores
of the first quality, for both coal and wood among
which the celebrated Black Diamond and May
Flower Cooking Stoves and the Irving and Franklin
Coal burners. Also, large assortment of New
Pattern Parlur Stove. for wood.
EaPie Fouud,y, No. 40 B,auer-S. Albany.
TREADWELL Il PERRY.
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AD@@A
- WILBORS COMPOUND OF -
NPURE COD LIVER Q
q OIL AND LIME. -

V'IIIS VALUABLE MEDICINE, WHICH HAS
] received the sanction Of the medical faculty. by
whom it is regularly prescribed and which ha. been
tested -ssfulv by thousands Of invnlis, il one
Of the most remarkable preparations offered to
the public, for the cure of
ons umption. SrrbfulI, Coughs, g Odds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting of
Blood. and all Complaints of
the Lungs.
Pure Cod Liver oil has long been acknowledged
be the cfcacious article for the If Com
sumption aud kindred diseases, yet discovered while
IN" chemical properties ct the PHOSPHATE OF
LIME also we'll known in medicine as being pc
euliary healing. In where liberation has
taken place the lungs. this article has been found
by the most careful tests. To supply tho very ngrc-
dent, for the formation Of cells, and the
complete healing of this delicate part of the human
system.
This preparation nj the pure Cod Liver Oil and
Lime robs the oil of il. very nau.cating taste which
renders it rcpulsve, particularly to inyalds The
thorough Incorporation If the Phosphate Of Lime
with the oil has only been accomplished by the
a medicine has thereby been produced which is of
incstimube value in a climate like own.
long array Of certificates mi ght be given here
10 prove the efhcacious character Of this medicine
but it is not deemed necessary. The fact that from
the very first Introduction Of tho Cod Liver Oil and
Lime beror. the public, it has been gradually
adopted by tho medical faculty, is sufficient proof of
it. unqucstioncd excellence.
ALEN'R Il. wILBOR,
Chemist, 1856 Court St, Boston.
For sale in Burlington, by 7. A. PEck and GEO.
ALLEN, and Druggists generally.
March II. 1854. wGmos,
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= iiEEsE, CATS ANp BAcHELoRs.-Thc
following We c,IrIrom the regular report of the
Pr.c. cdings OF the Connecticut legislature, on
the 1r'h nit:
El.l ,u tax leeae, cats and blchrlois. taken
np. Ar. Harrison was opposed to the provision
taxing bachelors. There was tax laid al
ready upon goose. and any man who had lived
twenty five years without beng married, could
be taxed under that secAuu. The bill was
indefinitely postponed.
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The Steamer America,


Gong NpUih, leave RouScs Point at o'clock A.
NJ, on arrival of Cars of Champaign and St. Law
renee Railroad. from Montreal, reach Burlington at
10. A. NJ, in time for the train of RUTLAND and
burlington Railroad going South and East, and
Whitehall nj - n'"l.'"k y VI. in time for tho
which reach Troy and Albany at "a +. NJ, and
Boats To New \ ork next morning.
Go'ng North leave Whitehall at p. NJ, or on
arrival of the Evening Trains from Troy, Albany
and schenectady, arrive at burlington at 3 next
morning, Port Kent ,. lattsburgh Ito6, and arrive
at Ruuscs Point at A. NJ, and in time for Cars OF
the Champan and St Lawrence Railroad, to ar
rive at Montreal Mt 10 A. NJ, and by Ogdcnsburgh
Railro ID to Ogdcnsburgh at ! o'clock p NJ
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s T. W IN & Ma CHIN F. s.

FENH1S MACHINE is now justly the most approved
4 and no controversy exists between it and any
other patent. Offices i0j Broadway, New York
ilnymarket square, Boston and a. South ith St,
Philadelphia. ly
September 1883
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-01

Suitable Town Clerks Records for sale cheap by
d6wtf BRINSMAID, BROTHER co.
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Nov. %, lsj
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
George a. 1yOOlvcrtOM A Go.

ManujacturcrS Gm Wholesale Doaiers in
Boots and Shoes also, Agents for Goodycar's India
Ruhhcrs, and j. Patrdge's Boots.
356 amt 80, BJoadw1y, Albany, A. y
Il. \. Woolvcrton. I. Dunn. c. Il. Wooveron.
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THROUGH TICKETS

10 Ogdeusburgh, Oswcgo, Rochester, Lewiston,
Hamilton, Toronto, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Mon
roc. Toledo, Chicago, Racine, kcnosha, Milwaukee,
Shcboygan, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, and
all principal Western Cities.
Also, Tickets to all the above mentioned places,
via Troy Albany, Saratoga, and Schncciady, connec
ting at Buffalo with the Michigan southern and
Lake Shore Railroads.
Meals and Births included on Lake Ontario and
Lake Erie to Cleveland.
T1CkErS can be had at tho Mrhgan SoDtb,rn,
and Lake Shire Ra,iroad Office, No. WHEEL EKS
BLOCK, next door to the American Hotel.
IL. o. GREENE, Agent,
Burlington, Aug ], lsji DIFF
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GROCERIES.
Wait & Coates,

Nos 3j9 and 36l Broad,ray Albany,
Wholesale Dealers in
Groceries, Teas. Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Spices,
Foreign Fruits, Nuts, &C; Havana Segar., of SUI
peror quality sperm, Solar, Whale and Olive
OILS.
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MATCHES, superior article, round and square
WI splints in Rornd rood amt Square Paper Borcs,
put up in shipping order, and sold at the lowest
prices, by CHAS. PARTRIDGE & CO., l25 Maiden
Lane New York ly
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K ED x ID 4 Y is

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign Liquors, Wines, Cordials Havana Segar.,
6c.; also, n superior article Of Irish Scotch
and Manongahcla Whisky.
No. ! | State Strc,t, ALBANY.
James Reid, William Davis
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lnA HEIS. HEAVY MESS POCK; 20 bbls
vs. Lnrd; - tubs do 100 qus Goldfish +.
- bhls, Mackceol Ne. md 2; 100 bIs, saltod
Herring 70 ktls d4, Tor sale by
IlERRiCk a MILES,
dAMu
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y Cur Ann has II little girl to help her
with the house-work-as sm geHcrw little
creature as the sally Topsy. \ few days ago,
when Ann cane in from having, As she said.
a short 'ch0iter' with n friend. she detected
her iittlo help in some misdemeanor, and pro-
ceelcd to reprimand her Tor it. In the course
OF hcr Anna mad versions, She said
''Do you think you are tit to die =
~ do no - sad the little girl. taking hold
Of her dress and inspecting it, i guess SO, il
! ant too dirty !'-hHicE. Nag.
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sSiRnslcy 81 Darling.

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
62 Is'scL stred, near Grcenwch street, N'w Wink.
nRDERS personally or by letter equally regarded
~ in prices, qualities, dispatch, &C. ly
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SHEET MUSIC.

More than Ten Thousand Pieces now on hand, and
all new pieces of Music received rs soon ~ publish
ed. Glec Books and Cnuloh Music Books of every
description,
Ma. RUST will sell all articles as low as those Of
the quality can he obtained in any city, aud II
liberal discount made to Teachers and those VII" buy
to sell again,
Grat ul for the liberal patronage he has thus far
received, he will spare no effort to keep complete
ASSORTMENT of al articles usually kept in Music
Store sal 10y constant personal attention to his bu-
'!.r - hvIo. H. in his New and Commdious-
Store, All Of his uLp, and many Skw customers.
Burlington, July Is, 1888 wS-u
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NATHANIEL WRIGHT,

IMPORTER, MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
Coach and SaidirV Hord,r1re, Piushe,, Cloths Dam
ask Rubbcy Cioih. Potcnt Lcahc, Copai and Leather
Ta,nish " DELETiN BLOCK"
No. 32t Droadway. corner Of Hamilton Street
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X. &. DAVIS Il CO.,

Manufactures of and Whoio,aie D,dlers
REA ny Ma Il CT OF HI " & :.
Importers and Jobbers Of Cloths, Cassmcres, Vests
ings and Trimmings. 4 large assortment Of fine
and medium, low priced Clothing, constantly on
hand and for sale on the most liberal terms. Mcr-
chants arc invited to call and examine our stock.
Nns 3 md ! ElchaMge. AManH.
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4 NEW LOT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jrer
"a in, now styles, DO, Call .ld look at them az
o LYMAN'S.
"u"o Eo' dkHtf
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SOAP

lAn BOXES NO SOAP.
wv 20 do Chemical do.
SO do Toilet do.
IlERRICk 4 MILES
No Is. davtI
Gil EAP RNER
I THE BEST PLACE TO FIND NICE SUM
MER h,T,--one that is just right, aud any
kind you please, n. ALLEN 4 co.
May u. d1wtf
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FURNITURE.
a h4Nl tRt'
Edwin A. Harris,

Cabinet Furniture \ Chnir EstabIishmeht,
$40 B,oa1,ooy, fc,c doors South Deievan House,
ALBANY. n. Y.
Four Of the largest Ware Rooms in the State-frst,
second third and fourth stories full Of all kinds Of
Furniture, manufactured by the most experienced
workmen and of the best matcrias-all at very mod
erato prices.
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TEA TQRArrn A.

TEA, TOBACCO. &c.
TX Gil. AND HALF Gu. HNSON .USy
~ H. and Oolong Tcasi III bxs. Tobacco
20 cases do extra IN Jumps, 1000 gro, fine cut do
and Smoking do HERRICk 4 MILES
Nov ~ dA vtt
IkEAU MONT's LIQUID BLUEING, AND
- Patent Starch Polish, for sale at
JAMIE. diff DEWEY'S
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-01
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HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE CITIES
a choice assortment Of Groceries, which | hope
my Customers will call and purchase and allow me
'"T prom, for cannot afford Sc n at co or keen
them long On hand.
Church Street
May "a, 1854. dI,,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1854-09-01
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Snn KEGS "EAGLE" NAILS ALSO
cVO Axes. Shot, Lead, Powder. and safety fu 80
Just received by HERRICK A MILES
Nov. as. dIw,,