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News of the Week
by TELEGRAPH TO the Free Press.


ARRIV OF TIE ASIA.
Russia consents 10 Eracuofe tht Prindpohiies
NV NoRk, Aug. "a.
The steamer As,a arrived this morning at
: O'Clock
Russia has consented to cvacuate Moldavia,
and the Austrian advance has been counter
mandod.
The King of Sa1ony was killed by fall
from his carriage.
Consols closed at 92s to 92s.
Wheat advanced Id. Flour and Corn I'M
changed
Gortschakof, the Russian Envoy to
Vienna, announces formally that Moldavia as
we'll as Wallachia will be Immediately avacu
trians is countermanded, but Austria has
subsequently signed an engagement with Eng
land and France to insist on guarantees of
future peace from Russia, and not to be salts
fed with the Status Quo
5000 French landed off Perekoss Crimea
and 5000 on the Island Of Aland.
so 900 Turks are now stated to be in Wal
lachia.
The course Of the Danube from Orsova to
Galatch, is now in possession oftho Turks.
The Russians continue 10 retreat and the
Turks to advance without fighting. Active
preparations continue to be made for the in
vasion of the Crimea but the expedition had
not then sailed
Nothing further from the Baltic beyond
the report Of the bomhardmtnt and capture
Of Bomarsund. Two converts aud some
buildings were bombardcd in the White sea.
Madrid was pretty quiet. The people for
cibly pretonted Queen Christiana from loay-
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GALL ROUND MY HAr."-The gross insult
offered to the President Of the United States,
is but one among a series of incidents which
but plainly show that it is fatality of General
Pierce to be wounded in the hat For. Firstly
a ball passed through his ha, during his cam
p,gin in Mexico, (sorne say the hat was on his
head at the time. others declare that it was on
wagon in truin Of baggage and ammunition y
Secondly, Henry snys he once saw a hat Mali
from the Generals head, in front Of the Cerro
Gordo House, now Burnhnm's Hotel. in this
village, owing TO the une,siness Of horse at
tached to a wagon in which he was about to
take ride. Thirdly. George Smith sal dopn
on the Generals hat as it lay where he placed
It for few moments on n seat IN a ralrc adj
car, IN a train passing from Concord to Wiers
landing, in the summer of 1852; Fomihiy, as
the President was riding horseback. with his
hat held in his hand for few minutes, ~ the
procession IN the streets Of New York. at the
opening of the Crystal Palace, n year ago or
more, another horse becoming FESTIVE, rushed
with its rider up against the Generals horse,
and so squatted and crushed the top of his hat
that when he hurriedly put on his head, without
observing its condition, II looked "ahockir.
bad" and caused much mcrrllncn, among the
croud and FYthly and lastly, II was knocked
off by boiled egg. II not fatalities, these are
A. lrasl co.ncl-dents OF the General hai.-Btlk
nGp Gazette.
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j. V. Randaii's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Probate Court for
DISTRICT or cHIrTrSpEN, the District of Chit
tenden To all persons interested in the estate of ]
V. Randall, late of Burlington in said district. de-.
ceased, ,;rrrriva
WHEREAS T. f. Wales, Executor Of the lat
WIN and Testament Of said deceased, has made ap-
plication to this Court To extend the time limited
for the payment Of the debts Of said deceased ono
year from tn" llth day Of september, 4. II. 1S5l
And said Court having assigned the 9th dav Of Sem
temher, ~ ID. 1874, Mt the Probate Office in said
burlington, for hearing and deciding on said apnl-
cation, and ordered that all persons Interested he
notified thereof by publishing this order three week =,
successfully in the Burlington Free Press ncw.pa-
per printed at said Burington previous to the day
fixed for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforcsaid and
show cause if any you have why said time should
not be extended
Given under my hand, at Burlington, in said dis
trict, this 18th day Of August, A. D.. lisa.
". II. FRENCH, .T,7gc.
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Cassius Douglass Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the Pro-
DISTRICT OF cHiITENDLN, S.. bate Court for the
District of Chittcndcn. To all persons concerned in
the Estate of Cassus Douglas late of Essex in said
District deceased, GREETING:
WHEREAS II. A. and :. :. Douglass Admins
traitors Of the Estate of said deceased, propose T.,
render an account Of their administration Of said
Estate and present their account against the same
for examination and allowance. And whereas said
Administrators have also filed in said Court thcirnp-
piication in writing, praying said Court to extend
the time limited for the payment Of the debts aganst
said estate for year from the 30th dav Of july
a. d. 1884. And tho said Court having assigned
for that purpose the 18th day Of September A. L.
1885, at the Office of the Probate Court in Burlin.-
ton, IN SAID District aud ordered that you he moi
fed by publishing the time aud place assigned IS
aforesaid, three weeks successfully in the Burlin..
ton FREE Press, newspaper printed said Burlin-
ton, previous to the day sot for hearing.
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear b.
fore said CourC at the time and place aforesaid and
show cause if any you have, why the said account
should not be allowed, and why said time should net
be extended.
Given under my hand a. Burlington, in said Di
trict, the 18th day of July, \. p. 1854.
W. II. FRENCH, .Iudrc
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Mrs. Sally Martins Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT,) Alta Probate Cout
DISTRICT OF GRAND ISLE, SIS. holden at south Herr,
within and for said District, on the lith day Of At
gust, A. D. 1854. Present the Hon. Elijah Haynes!
Judge.
An instrument nurporting to be the last " i'll ant
Testament Of Mrs. sally Martin late of said Soutl
Hero. deceased, being presented to the Court hcre
by Abner b. Landon, the Executor therein named
for Probate. II !. ordered by said Court that all
persons concerned therein, be notified to appear
session Of said Court to he holden at my dwelling.
House IN orth Hero in said District on the 18th day
OF september next, and show cause ifany they have
against the probate Of said will for which purpose
It is further ordered that copy of the record Of
TINS order be published III the Burlington Free Press
printed at Burlington. in the County Of Chittenden.
three weeks successfully, soon as may be, before
the said 18th day of September next.
true copy IF Record,
Attost.l
ELIJAH HAYNES, ypd1.
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y office.

WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT THE
Paper Mills in Essex, lately occupied by Burgess,
squier Co., on tho 18th day Of september, A. D.,
1884, at 10 o'clock, A. M, the Leases of said Paper
Mills and Machincry, for term extending to the
LIST day Of September A. D., 1858, and conditional
y To tho first day Of September, 1851. or the Arst
day Of september, A. D., 1859 and the Machinery
now in said Paper Mills, which has been put int
the same by Burgess, squicr Co., and u contract
entered iuto by Burgess, sGuier 4 e.. with James
shedd Co.. for the purchase OF Paper Rags.
will alec sell large quantty Of Papor-rug and 9th
er material aud personal property Tar manufacturing
Paper, now in and about said Paper Mills, beiss
all the personal property in and about the same,
claimed To belong to burgess. Squier Co.
Terms Of sale, CASH. Aud the purchaser Of the
Leases will be required to give writtvu indemnity
and security, that will protect the lesseos named in
sad leases from further liability for the payment of
rents and taxes, aud for all further liability, and
the purchaser of said contract with James A. Shedd
4 Co, will be required to give like security from ali
further liability Of burgess, S'Iuicr Co. on said
c, ntTnct.
JOSEPH CLARK, Rsoarp.
Aug. 80, 1854. Wsul
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Milton -. Wjckwisc,.C.,atc

STATE OF VERMONT, ! To all persons con-
DISTRICT OF cHTIENDES, IS. cerned in tho Est,tc
oi Milton u. Nickwisc, late Of Colchester, in said
District, deceased GRrEii>G:
At a Probate Court holden at burlington. within
and for the District of Chittendsn, on tho 10Th day
OF August, A. D., 1854, AN Instrument, purpoIting
to be the last viii aud Testament of Milton y.
Wickwise, late Of Colchester, in said District, de-
ceased, was presented to the Court aforesaid, tor
Probate, by Sarah A. Wikwise. the Il Securlx tuor,
in named And it lie ordered by said Court that
the 18th day OF September, A. D., 1854, at the r-
fee Of tho Probate Court, in said Burlington, he
signed for proving said instrument and that mo-
tics thereof be given to all persons concerned bJ
publishing this order three weeks succ,ssN els in
the darlington Free Prsss, a newspaper printed at
said Burlington, prev Ous tn the time appointed,
Ih"sf,r', you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore sand Court, ut the time aud place aforesaid, and
contest the probate Of said will IL you have
Given under my hand ut Burlington, IN said Dis-
trict, this 18th day Of August, A. D., 1854.
wIrJ b. FRENCH, Kegistor,
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Richard x. Mote, Estate.

Application for License to sell Real Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, , The Probate Court
DISTRICT or GRAND ISLE, SIS for the District of
Grand Isle to all persons to whom these presents
may come, GREETIsG:
Henry White, Of Colchester, Guardian of John
NJ. and Abigail White, minor heirs of Rhoda White
having represented to this Court that the said wards
arc seized in their right in fec of certai par
eel of land lying and being in South Hero in the
District aforesaid, and described as follows 10 w.t.
it being all that tract farm of land owned by
John Mott, late Of South Hero, deceased, and by
him deyilcd to Bctsoy Mott and Richard X. Mott,
and containing three first division lots which said
land is encumbered by the life estate Of Betscy Con-
row, wife OF James Conrow, Of south Hero, afore-
SAID and that II sale thereof will he conducive to
the best interest OF his said wards and prayinC
Court to grant him license aud empower him T. sell
the same.
1t is hereby ordered that said application stand
for hearing h"f're said Court at session thereof
to be holden at the dwelling house Of Elijah HAYNES
in North Hero, ON the 10th day Of September next
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and that notice thereof be Civ
en-, by publishing this order, embracing the sub
stance of said petition, in the Burlington Free Prr,s
a newspaper printed at Burlington, Vt, three weeks
successfully, the last of said publications to be pre-
vious to the time appointed for hearing.
ca true copy)
ELIJAH HAYNES Judge.
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William AtWaIerIs ESiaie.

STATE OF VERMONT, } 1hc Probate Court
DISTRICT or CHlrTESDEN, SIS. : for the district ur
Chttendcn. To all persons interested in the estate
of william Atwntcr, late Of Burlington IN said
District, deceased GI.,rlg.
Whereas, the administrator Of the estate OF said
deceased has made aunli"a ton to this Court rN
tend the tim" allowed tor the payment OF debts Of
said deceased, for year from the 22d day of
August 1854.
The said Court. doth, therefore hereby assign and
appoint the ID day OF september 1854, at the Pro-
bate office IN said Burlington, for hearing said
application, and ordered and dccrced that notice be
given to all persons interested in said estate, by
publishing this order three weeks successfully, in
the Burlington Free Press, previous to the said "a
day OF September 1884,.
Given under my hand, at Burlington in said
district, this lith day of August \. d. 1854.
w7w3 ID. FRENCH, Register.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT APplI.,t.
! IIoN will be made to the General Assembly
ol the 9tte Of Vermont at the session thereof nct
'" b holden ut Montpelier, on the second Thursday
"i p'i"hcr, \. D., 1854, for an act to divide the
present town of Burlington, in the County of hit
tendon, IN two parts by line commencing Mt some
POM on Lake Champain, South of burlington Bay.
ana terminating at some point on Onion River Fat
"i the Lower Falls Of said River, aud to create two
towns OF tho srmc, tho Southcry part to be called
south Burlington, and the remaining palt To bc
called Burlington.
Aug. %. Isjl ,sw,
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JOHN CUJ'RCU. Afo,.

w53wtf General Agent. Great we.,,rn railway
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STATE OF VERMONT ! The Probate Court
DISTRICT Of onITrESDES, S. for the District uiure
said To all persons interested in the Estate seth
Carey late Of Colchester in said District, deceased
GREETING:
WHEREAS, Hiram Sabin, Administrator OF the
Estate of said deceased, proposes to render AN ac-
count of his administration OF said Estate, and pre-
sent his account against the for cxamina ton
and allowance by said court, and the said Court hav
ing assigned for that purpose the 10th day Of sep
TENDER, A. d., 1884, at the office Of the Probate
Court in Burlington, in said District and ordered
that you be notified by publishing the time and
place assigned az aforesaid three weeks successfully
in the burlington Efes Press, newspaper printed
at said Burlington, the last of which publications
to be previous To the day fixed for hearing.
Therefor, you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid and
show cause If any you have, why the said account
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said Dis
triet, this 25th day Of August, A. D., 1854,
u. FRENCH, Register
0xrQ
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= r.N srra..n.
SPRING STYLES :.


AkE WOULD ANNOUNCE TO TIE PUBLIC
W that we are now prepared to show them the
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4 CERTIFICATE OF DEPOS1TE MADE BY
fRANCio LOWRY to the credit ofST j. d. l..
- Nhit, in the Farmers d Ncchua,cs Bank, dated
My Nth, lNji for FoHy-,tsh jj-lOO dollars. and
endorsed by said skinner in blank. The loser will
tee obliged by communicating any information in
regard to it To Lf. FRANCIS LOWRY, in Bur.ing.
tui.
Aug, -, lo5l' dGtIw2w
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@. B ENNIS
RAPER AND II ALTO

APER AND LOR,
A n EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF THE BEST
"A Ready.Made Clothing,
All kinds IF Furnishing Goods,
INDIA RUBBER GOODSASD FUR COATS.
All very low in proportion to value.
gClothc' neatly cleaned or repaired.
gSINGER'S SEWING MACHINE, and
Right of use for sale, by c. BENNS,
WHEELER'S BLOCK,
Next to the American Hotel Burlington, Vt
Aug. 26, 1851 vo,yS
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G. 7, DAVEY.

ATTORNEY AID COUNSELLOR Ar LAW AND
NbLICiTOR ~ CHANCERT
n Office Nortn-wcst corner of new Town Hall
burlington, Vermont
May 23d. dIv1v
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:. Waking per cont. Tor the vonr
chu'ng August ], 1854. Said per ccntagc to be
cnSi upon the original amount Of the premium note
without reference to any endorsement and ia bc
paid TO- the Treasurer, at his Office in MONTPELIER
On OF before the 18th day Of October, 1851.
me tw"nty-scvcnth Annual Report
.i the Company will be published early in Scrtcm-
Der, ana forwarded to Members by mail, to which
tcy arc respectfully referred for detailed state
meht OF the business Of the Company for the past
year. f
Members of the Company will find in the hands Of
tne representatives elect to the Legislature
Scu'uuIc showing the amount Of assessment due
from each respectively ond tbsy are rc,pcr,fnVv de,
"rf" n N'r mat h' moHcg f3r thar assessments. l., Gy
wri'd IN the orc in Octobcr The assessment. 1,,,t,
mr. PAM "h'' tine. little attention to this on the
p"rt ol 'he members Of the Company, will save
them expense and trouble
j. T. THURSTON, Treas.
Insurance OFFICE,
Montpelier. Aug. Q, 1854. viva
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Darre ECadpmY.

1--WE FALL TERM WILL BEGIN on THURS
DAY, August 3lst. BOARD. including Room
Washing and Fuel. 50 90 per week.
:. SPAULDfNG, Prnc,pai.
Barre, Aug. ). 1854. wGw3
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Polytechnic College,


or THE
STATE OF PENNSYLN MA.
PENN SQrARE, Philadelphia, Pa
guIiS COLLEGE, ORGANIZED on THE PLAN
of the Industrial Colleges of Continental
Europe, is designed to afford thorough professional
education to students intending for
Engineering. Mining, Agricultural and
the Mcchunicni and Oh, micat Arts.
The next Scmi-aurua Session will commence on
Monday, September llth, ls5i
Face
Matho matcs and Civil Engineering, Prot, ccim
II. Peabody.
Meallurgy and Industrial, Analytical and Agri-
cultural Chcmistry, Prof Alfred l.. Kennedy, VI. D.
Mining, Engineering, Geology and Mincraloey,
Pruf ". n. Il. 1homas. 4, NJ.
Mechanical Philosophy and the Principles ui
Machinery, Professors Peabody and Kennedy.
Terms. for L0h Department Per Session ! -
Mechanical Architectural and Typographical
Drawing, Prof. John Kern, slj,Oo.
French and parish, Prof. u. Amarll.
Grrnan, Prof, i. A. kntrup.
The Analytical laboratory tor practical Oh, Wistry
Is ureI daily.
An Acadolucal department under the clarcc Of :.
b. Be- ucher, 4. 81, It provided into which youugI
and lees proficient students may and be rapidly
prepared foi the College tuurses
Additional information as to terms, courses e
study, boarding, dc may Ice obtained ly addr, ssin
pr. Alfred L. kennedy, rulytccAnic leg.
Philsicl hia.
MATHEW NEWkIRL,
President "f the Board oi Trustees.
JoHN Mcl>rlWr, secretary.
Aug -, lNbi. Nrwj
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Ill nrrtc .

On Thursday, Aug. cath, by the Rev. Nj. Webb,
at BridPort, VT, JONI II. Buck, Esq, of Lockport
\. y, to Miss HARRIET NJ. FLETCHER, daughter Of
Pari, Fletcher. Esq, Of Bridport
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u ic0

In Burlington, Aug, 18th, MIS-. LUCRETIA LEE
wife of JOSIAH ADAMS, aged &c years.
q Papers in Massachusetts will please notice.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY, Aug. "a, 1854
At market 1850 Beef Cattle, 1850 Stores, aud $500
Sheep, and $50 Swine. Several lot. of Beef Cattle
and stores unsold.
Prccs-Beef Cattle-Wc quote last week. price.
vi, Extra IS Is n s so; first quality 81 80 a IS
second do SO 80 a third S. 6 rs.
Working Oxcn-SaIes at $50, 90, 100, los, III,
l2s, and Sl55.
Cows and Cnlvcs-A large number at market {:
sales at s22, rs, 80, 81, As. 55, $50.
Storc,-on account of the drought purchase, arc
made with a good deal Of caution We omit sales
Sweepstakes at 81 SIS, : IL, 242, ? g. ass 3 rs,
3,75 and 50.
Swne-Dull sales of small lots at 3,c small
selected lots and sc old Hog. and Al at re-
tail from 4 A Gao
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Jnioa High School.
FlNlE FALL TERM OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
1 commence on
Monday. the ltlA GfSep;. meat.


CHARLES ". THOMPSON. PaIyCipAL:
MISS JNNH fOBL". Prccoptrres in the
fcmnlc Department. Scholars arc received from
out Of tn lnion Districts. Tuition for such 50 -
in English branches, $500 Classic. an scholar.
who propose to attend are required ~ present theme
selves for examination on the first dgg ofthc T,rn
l.. VI. lIAGAE, To,a.
Aug. 18th, 1-ji dlttw3w
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ing Spain and demanded her trial BY the
Courts, which the ministry have agreed TO-
Austria and Prussia expected soon to pro.
pose to the German diet that the federal
contingency BE- placed on war footing. Tho
Prnssinn Army had not yet been modified
Cholera had broken out violently Mt Narnn.
Typhus also had appeared. 4 small English
expedition at the Sulina mouth Of the Danube
had destroyed the Russian stockadc and
burned Sulina to the ground
The result of General paraguay u. IIillicrs
interview with the king Of Sweden was an
order that the Swedish fleet at Karlscrova
shall remain on n war footing.
Diplomatic Correspondence.
Bosros, Aug. 2jth.
dispatch from Washington SAYS that an
interesting correspondence has taken place
between Mr. Buchanan and the English
Secretary Of State. The latter claims the
right Of the English protcctoratc of Central
America which Mr. Buchanan denies and de-
mands an unconditional REIMBURSEMENT of
the protectorate, which position it is under
stood our government is determined to sus-
tain.
The Drought.
Melancholy accounts are received from all
quarters of the Country of the effects of the
long continued drought, which threatens the
utter destruction of oil the crops
Arrest of Capt. HoIlins.
New York, Aug. 25th.
Yesterday p. NJ. Capt Geo. n. IIolllns of
the L. s. Sloop Cyane, wa. arrested in this
city for the destruction of property in the
bombardment of Grcytown.
GREAT FIRE IN TROY,
-Four Hrndrcd Families Housele,,,,
Troy, Aug. 25.
At about noon to-day fire broke out in
McConihcs steam plancing mill, in the lower
part OF Rivcr street, in this city, and owing
to tho great dryness everywhere, and a
strong brceae, it rapidly spread to the adioin-
ing buildings. The efforts of the fremen
werc unavaling, and it shortly had envcloped
five or six blocks in flames
The fire passed through Front street from
Division to Liberty. and the cast side of
River, along Liberty up to First, taking down
all on tho lower side of Liberty, and all on
both sides of First from Liberty down to
Adams and one or two houses ON Second
This mass of property, Lumber yards, Manu-
factories, dwelling houses and stores, all
went.
The fire ragged without intermission five
long hours, when it ceased for want of ma
tcrial to feed upon.
The fire passed over eight blocks. and the
number of tcncmcnts destroyed is estimated at
two hundred and forty. Most of the houses
were fragile wooden buildings. except those
on River and First streets, which ranked
among the best residences IN the city. A. many
OF the houses were occupied by Germans and
Irish, and some of them containing several
families, no less than four hundred families are
rendered houseless.e
The stores burnt were mostly groceries,
The lumber yards were nine in number
comprising all in the city. Chair Factory,
the old Hudson Railroad Depot, Bell Foundry,
and Machine Shop, were burned The whole
loss of property is estimated to be not less
than 500, 900 The lumber alone is e.ti-
mated by good Judges to have been worth
S5OO,OOO
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UnIel,biIJ HcoJo,,r

TUE FALLTERM WILL COMMENCE ARC. 40.
i BOARD, 81 80 to sl,75 per week ROOMS
furnished at reasonable rates For further nforma-
tion or for board address
T. NJ BYtNGTON, P,ncipaL
lndcrhill Flats. Aug. :, ls1i. wCw3w
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Which for beauty is not to be excclled by any Off
predecessors.
We take the liberty to say to our numerous Pat
rons and the public generally that increased tacil-
ties enable us to offer a Hat which is not to be
surpassed in
Quality, style Of Finish, or Price.
We deem it useless To say more to our old Old Gus
we'll earned reputation, and have added to cstab
ishment the French Conformation, with which we can
assure you perfect fit aud to those who have not
tested the good qualities of our Hat, would say
call aud examine.
We are also Manufacturing aud keep constantly
on hand large assortment of Gents, and Youths
Caps Of various patterns aud quality,
GiorcS, Trunks, Io''Scs, TrarclIns bags,
and UH.br,l1S
y Country Merchants supplied on liberal Terms.
y. ALLEN < co.
Burlington, Feb. S, 1884, dGwtf