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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-28

GREAT BARGAINS.
Wholesale and Retail.
VXTE have Just received the largest and best as
w sortmens Of FALL AND WINTER CLOTH
iNG that ever was brought 70 this western country,
consisting In part of the following articles:
American, Eng.ish, French and Germsn Broadcloth
Goats, ofdhercnt sty les and qualities.
Dvsrcosss. Beaver, blanket, Psiershs Pilot Cloth,
Uniss Cloth, Lions Skin, Mohair. st7 \
Double Coats Of the materials. N
Fall Goats OF Satinets, Tweed. Cashmere, Doe
Skis, Cashmarette and Jeans, Of every style. at
FURNISHING GOODS
Consisting Of q ane assortment Of silk Cravats
Stock Neck Handkerchicfs. Pocke Handk erch'efs
Drawers, Undershirts, Hats. Caps Buck skin Gloves
India rubber coats and pants, Trunks valices and
Carpet bags. Fine White and Fancy bosom Shirts
Shirt CoilaFs. Alsc = dne lot Of ~, its M. u.
1880 BOYS CLOTHING
and piece goods Persona will nna 1t to their inter-
est to give call before purchasing eso whore
Store on Front Street, opposite Ferry Landing In
Dr.. Halls new building. se7f sfas 3
BERLIzHElMER & FLEISCHMAN.
Davenport, Sept. 18th. 1854. lsah a4stie-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-28
ljro(fssioual Qaros.

JOHN 0. sARSEur,
.rnwyEY AND COUNsELLOh'
md % ,Ae pro,ecatien ofCases before she
lLL a's,a ~ ,,,a,m,, Nd take charge Of any pro-
..,",.. z, \" bofore the Dspsstasnts O. we ~.
,nar ,,,''VP Papers iutendcd Tor ". sarEeas n.
sasdsey % MIN 4. ws.aassos, + pos. G Cook,
dss's. ',,.y 80 fowa Cisy, o. Cook, Sargent y
Esf hS'. D. @. Meh 10 IS .d-6mos
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-28

SxA1S, WOOD 4 CO.,
DslstsaA Manufactures, Lsnbef HsYsAsatu
asnd Dealers IN flsnsd IlssyiAs,
MOLINE, ILLINOTs. sg 1i
THE only sssablishmsntin the Westwhess
SASkWoOD's CELEBRATED TURNIN d
LATHE y used for turning PannA1Ic Fosns; suchsl
Nscss, 6sssstsrs, Bed Pssfs, Table Lefs, asdot
work too various TO ne rate, With the d sl-'f =
Asstdisgs 0 all iafs sgssvss Of ssv ssnks, .,
taste .sy ssTgsH.. Making the most perfect nd
besatful work hstfaney esu desire, and having the
appearances Of tir sssvst srk. 80 : a
= June IL, l6S4-srw-tf
MOLINE PAPER MILLS.
THE subscribers ere c0nssa ptly making vavietv of
Printing and Wrapping Papers At their MilIin Mo
and will pay Css for sny reasonable qusntity oi
A. O. Churchtn will call on the Merchants thfough
central iowa snd pay them u cash OF paper for their
: Moline, June seth, 1854. ss rI. - -',e.-.I I.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-28
FOl aALY.

NNr fourth Interest In an excellent Steam Saw Mill
l Jnear this place Eich has connected viii tia Pis
ns schins alec Sash and Blind, Door, Shir gle and
Lsth Factoyy. IL 10 In full operation, haas eet dr1.
Of custom and 10 well stocIed. A person, vho Gas
give his personal attention IL preferred. Apply In
msdlntely 70 ~: b. OsboHN w.,
81" - Real Estate Broken,
Rock island APl. esth less, As 49,,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-28
Dr., J. II. wIrHHRwAx

Sa @ his old friends and the public general
nay dosps NV attend (as In former ysars upon all who
s.,,s . on tho corner Of Poup,h .oS Ps,ys s.as:
nsSsassn @s new Fad Baptist Church,
''Pof', Juns 9tb ,le5J,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-28

Clothing made to Order.
'I>Ho,s q. GILBERT, iate from New Maven Conn.
that he has taken. room opposite LIE Claire Block
Wiieys Store Second Street; where he would te
happy to wait upon gentlemen who desire any thing
In line Of business Having been eMI Ia! ed for
number Of years In frst class custo esabl nj
Eart he hatters himsefhe shall be able to give the
most complete aud perfect tisfaction. perfect III
always warranted. III aiTf....5 5f sal. .st-54 .5a.
NIB. Garments cut for others TO make up at short
notice and reasonable rates.
Meb u, '55-d-n sstk 81 EEE Eyg.H
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-28
Boots aae Shoes.

"NOW-A.DAYS." e go
NEW WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL
BOOT, SHOE AND 1UD1IR STORE. s.
"a DTEv EMS Il RATADUNs
M and Dealers iD the Firs: ousi.
M ity of al kinds Of Mems, Boys', YOUTHS, Wo-
meas, Misses and Children's Boots Shoes Caters,
&C., having determined 70 locate their business per-
manentIy In davenport, heve secured rooms for the
preseut In FORESTS Block, Corner or Brady and Third
Sts.swo doov from the corner Brady street, whore
they are now opening . large stock. .g4g reaf
They design 70 keep ON hand st all times full as
soment oftheirown and the best OF stern work Of
every variety from the anest slipper TO The cosrsest
Booy eli Of whchthey will warnntAnd sells Tow
pricesf0 Cssh. Nss}a' ~ tasfst S599
They most respectfully tendsrto the people Of Day.
export. Rock Island and surrounding country, In
vteon TO call and examine their stock wheneverthey
wshto puvchaee any Thing In ths Boot and shoelns.
Davenport, Nov 9Th, l66<-dt SIS ,zf.e4s5-fsa
Boots and Shoes nads 10 efdsr.
OUR facilities for making Gents ane Boots Of sil
~ kinds are complete and we wish 70 inform thase
who do now, will hereafter wish any kind OF Boots
Dsdc 70 order, to remember that We esn do % spon
the shortest notice. Alto, ~ e8f 81 rs Afs aae
Gents Summer Shoes;
Gents French Pat Leather Ties nesssst and Ia
test sty6 ela5 ~ afGee s sEWa ri us -
Also, .dies Morocco and Calf shoes OF superior
quality IN ,de neatly and warranted good.
March - 3doors north Of " rost Once
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-28
LEATHER! LEATHER!

WE are in receipt Of good assortment ofCsh. No
w rocco Kip and Sole Leathes, all kinda fLinines,
binding shebbing Thread, Nsils Heel Ball. shoe Pegs
etc., 70 which would call The sttsnti0n Shoemaker
and Binders. B. G. DAWSON co.
3doors from the Post Once:
Dsvenport, Iowa, March Q3d
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-28

subscriber respectfully invites the attsntion OF
- tho eiszsne Of fDsvsnportan suFvounding counery
70 his Drug and cAsmiea Store Brady Sc.
0nd and Third sts. - G,, --.,--~7 ,r,.',s
From his kno owledge and experience In the bussess
he can assure those Who may favor him. that shey viii
be furnished with Medicines ofthe best quAlsy pre-.
pared With the sttictsst and at moderate pSees
Psssonal attention will be given 70 the CON pound
Ing ofall Prescriptions. ft15. EEh - 3 =
Healso keepsa goodassortmsnt Of German French,
English and Am srican PeFfuneSy, Tooth and Hair
.rus1ss, Combs, and . General assoFtnsnt Of Paaey
Articles. -. tfs.ts 800 -. -7--l. - -
3Davenno,t Oct ,ath ,axl la,sN
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-28
0arowarf.

H. CHILD l. BAKER
A RE ne. opening the largest and best selected
FOREIGN AID DOMESTIC HARDwARx.
At Hdreths old stand on Second ST., third door east
Of Brady ever offered IN Davenport which they are de-
tsrmined 10 sell pronps pay thss an!
Constant additions VIII be made Of all the latest and
most useful improvements In agricultural machines
sorted stck Of Iron Steel, Glsss, on, Paints, Bgg,
and Seat Springs, Wagon Boxes, xles, Biaeksmiths
Ss'oci cikcTh:R ePS: yies; asS si OTHER MILL SAWS
Davenport. Apl IstA, lss4-wsrw
l DxvENPSRT 4 IL CLAIRE.
STEEL = sss e = rsa: CLINE .is m
u also aas bars BY DAvRNP0RTA q LIZ CLAIRE.
IIooP IRON ali s.es; also Sheet Irop By -.
IL 4 DAVENPORT : EEcLAIRE.
RLocK TIN, block s'Ss sss a Cox. C. A1,,nesy, for
RELLows and s~.a;,eC y g. i. al: low y -.
MAILS, spikes and finishing Nails, all sses, Tor sale
ANby T DAvENPoRT& = LIE CLAIRE.
WIINDow GLASS o. Al .l.es. very low by -.
WHITE LEAD, pure and No. ], in small and large
w Kegs. BY DAVENPORT 4 LIZ CLAIRE.
ZlNK PAINT, snow white, very hne, for Anishing
Lby DAVENPORT + LIE ECLAlRE.
TACK SCREWS. Clamp Screws. Drills, crowbsrs
- Picks.very low BY DAvENPoRT 4 LECLAIRR
g PRINGs, Axles, Nuts and Washers, WFeugh,
- Nails, Strap Hineea, at ssse- ses..LiL. .a4f
I1oRTABLE FORCES, Anvils, Vices, Horse Shoes
! and shoe Nails at DAvENPORT& + IL. CLAIRE
HAILS.
lust received large supply of Fence, Spike, Fin.
- ishine and other Nails, for sale rheap by
July 9Th, 1854 CHILD & BAKER.
JUNIATA IRON sToRE.
THE subscribers having received an agency for tha
i sale Of
Pittsburgh Iron, Mails, Steel, &C.,
will soon after the opening Of navigation receive
large stock q Iron, Nails, Spikes, Blacksmith Tools
Buggy and Wagon Springs, Spring and Cast steel, &c
j. n. DALZELL BRO, u
FEB %, 1854 Front and Perry Sts.
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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-06-28

.5 Ritle and Shot Gun! sts -sk
NNE superior fnished and new fineand one splen
L ldid double berrei London twist shot gun; DOT
natent brjtch for sale chea for want Of py
apl 80 rs n 5a JACOB WEAVER " CO
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-07-06
e. DANFORD'S PATENT

HNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPE ,TTUL-
Lf ctllel the httsnJipu of Farmers AMI tie
fubIc Ia the above mlthiuc, which they are new
manufacturing for the harvest Of l>ji.
From thorough examination Of tn" cpmplrAt.y We
merits Of the different hini, of Npwius Nu'Iiut,.
brought before the public, IN the state. of Vermont
New York, OIio, tniilut AL Illinois, Iug'n. the
lastSetSon, W. are fully sttsf Il that T.. Dniuru's
Iron Grass Cutter, with dJuble clgus, will give the
best satisfaction under all circumstances, Of any that
has yet been offered t. the public; we ara al sus
tanned in this oiuion, by several di,interg.ci per
sous that have Inl large opportunities for br,niug
correct decisions The advantages of Tia Ma
chine, with double edges, worked with n double
crank, over tae single edges, working though a
slant, In tho guards fingers cannot fail t. be ap-
parent to the most common observer. l,t From
the saving in p'ws., the edge, cutting like shears.
End The impossIbiity If clogging. "a. Thltthey
will not need shIrpeniu; near ~ uitcr. IIi, Ma
chine received the first premium of tho state Agri-
cultural Society of Illinois, OF lNji, after ,rip Of
four day. in competition with all Machines ct any
note. Also the first premium of the CA!taso Me-
chanics Institute of 1853 AND lsii, ard several
County Agricultural Societies in Illinois ami In
diana. 1t has in every instance received the Grst
premium when put in competition with any other in
use.
We respectfully invite all who ir.rou, of
purchasing moving machine for the coming hat
vest TO call and examine one we have on haCl, be o.
fore purchasing elsewhere. The machines we man
uiacture will b, milo with. OF without guards t.
the edges, required for the meadows they arc to
be used upon They will also be warranted 20 cut
all kinds of grass, fine, victor dry thick
thin, as well as can be done with a scythc
MURRAY l.. PATRICK.
RUFUS PATRICK.
Hinesburgh, April End, 1855. wl0tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-07-06
a G. A II ID .

noCTOR GEO. NJ. TIGHE, STUDENT
~ under Sir Ashley Cooper, late of the City Of
London, England, has taken up his abode in Rut-
land, Vermont, and il now prepared to practice
upon Cancers, Tumors and Ulcers; Scrofula, Salt
Rheum Nenereal Diseases, whether acute orchronic,
and all Cutaneous Diseases of the skin lie pledges
himself not to take person under treatment
whom he cannot cure, and makes no charge where
there is cure effected Persons bringing certii-
Gates from the Minister of their Religion of their
inability to pay, he will cure without charge, and
will forfeit hundred dollars in every case of fail
ure This he feels assured will be sufficient con-
vince the public, that be does not belong to that
class of persons called charatans, or quacks, who
iveupon the suerings and creduity of their fellow
creatures,
SYMPTOMS or CANCER.-Thi. disease originates
in the form of Pimples, Warts, Scales, Horny Pro-
tuberances, Preternatural engagements, and Tuber
cular Elevations. Sometimes unusual heat, and
very unpleasant itching, succeeded by n twitching,
and sensation felt as if there were fly spider
crawling over the part and at intervals darling,
shooting pain, which becomes more frequent as the
disease progresses
1t also originate. from blows, bruises and the
ordinary cause, and states of Inflammation produce
Cancer grief and anxiety are also its causes
Sorrow for the loss of relatives, also often produces
it. Iii fsvoured by age and by the unmarried
state in women when it occurs in the married the
menses almost always cease first, showing a connec-
ton between them its.so apears very commonly
at the period when this secretion disappears, II
occurs even in subjects as young as hve years, but
most common in advanced life and ,crofula predis-
poses TO it.
The Doctor will attend on patients in the country
If called to do SO, to inform them of hiswhere-
abouts, that they may avail Themselves of hisser-
vices. His address ia " DIR. GEORGE NJ. TIGHE,
corner Of Mechanics and Forest streets Rutland, VI
GEORGE NJ. TIGllE,
PTactieai Cancer Doctor.
M.y,lsS5.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-07-06
Cooper's Anti-Pain Tincture.

4 A PAIN ALLENIATOR this Tincture is
y Superior to any other found on the American
Continents ami takes the precedence of all others
wherever it is used. 1t is purely VEGETABLE, and
contains nothing Poisonous
1t is good for wind and pain in the Stomach and
Bowels for the Diarrhea and Dysentary, Colic Chol
era and Cholera Morbus,- for Rheumatism, acute,
choronic, and nervous for the Phthisic Asthma
Group, Colds and Coughs, Scalds, Burns, Wounds
Bruises, Sprains, Stiff and Swollen Joints, Neural
gia or Tic DoulOureux Tooth-achc, Headache, Sick
and Nervous Hcadache,-to quiet an uneasy nerv-
GU. restlessness, and thus enable to sleep calmly
Pain in the Side, Stitch in the Back, Crick and
Cramps, and almost every kind Of Pain, Internal
and External Fits, Hiccough. heartburn,
Chilbliins, Painful Corns, Sweings, Old Sores, to
allay Inflammation, and Prevent Mobilization &c. +,
Sold at Wholesale and Retail by the Manufac-
turers. W. COOPER. Co., Kecseville, y. Y.
Also by A. c. SPEAR, Burlington Vt.
and by Merchants generally. wi3ly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-07-06
G r Z AT 8 A l. E
OF our immense stock Of
g A x z Il r. 7 N G. S

Contained IN our SIR SAILS Rooms, Corner of HAN
ger s. Elm Sheei, Boston,
At Reduced Prices.--CUmmencing Juno is, 1855,
In consequence of extensive alterations to he
made in warehouse, tor the better accommodation
of our increasing trade, are Obliged to effect
closing out sale Of our whO.e stock lu order to do
SO, have reduced the prices Of each grade of
goods to the following law rate, viz
~ Cents per yard tor Hemp Carpet
II Gents per yard 10 Venetian Carpet.
Is Cents per yard for good Linen Iarpcte.
80 Cents per yard for Ingram Carpets.
81! Cents per yards for Union Carpets.
A. Cents per yard Tor super Union Carpets
80 Gents per yard Tor two ply Carpets.
30 To G2 Gents per yard Tor Extra Fine Carpets.
~ To 70 Cents per yard for cupcriinc Carpet.
So 10 30 Gents per yard for kiddermnstor Carpets
" 10 ll23 Cents per yard Tor ouperfinc Englsh
Carpets. Three ply Carpets at . Great deduction.
- 10 l2j Cents per yard for Brussels Tapestry
Carpets.
10 10 1872 Cents per yard for splendid Velvet
Tapestry Carpets, the usual prices of which are
S2.25 and upwards.
l75 Cents per yard for elagent Wilton CARPETS.
the usual prices Of which are - 90 and upwards
Also, many styles of high cost Tapestry and
Velvet Carpets, OF superior English Manufacture
which on account OF their high finish and beautiful
quality seldom imported to this country-wiIl
be sold at the same price of ordinary articles
Also, all our Painted Canvas Carpcts-cmbrnciuc
the largest assortment tV be found in the city-oi
Sheet Oil Cloths, u feet wide to the narlowcs
widths, at the same reduced prices.
Also Bookings. Crumb Cloths, stair Carpets, Felt
ings Rugs Mats, and all articles usually found IA
- irst class Carpet Warehouse
81 To effect closing out sale, it will be seer
by reference to our list OF prices tuat we Uicr ou
stock at much lower prices than Carpets have eyci
before been sold IN tins country
New England Carpet Company,
20 Hanover ST., corner Of Elm II.
w5lw3 Boston.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-07-06
An Indian Congregation at Worship.
[From the Circular organ Of the Oneida County
Community of Socialists.l


tfFom the Clfcu,ar organ oa ,v oe''1 NoO'
Our readers are aware that the 'ommuni-
" occupy grounds but recently territory OF
tho Oneida Indians. forSaken huts OF TINS
people who have mostly emigratcd to Green
Bay, are scattered lrresularly IN pastures all
around us. An Indian hut, indeed, was the
cradle OF the Association. small remnant
OF the tribe that chose to remain here, hive,
most of them, in settlement about two miles
from our domain, where they have meeting
house, female missionary, &c. lhey are
Methodist converts, so Tar as Chrlstidnized.
Their minister, Thomas Cornelius, Is fine
specimen of Indian dignity and Submarines,
and at the same time OF civilized ease ana
grace. The deyotedness Of his little congre-
cation is quite interesting to behold. They
grow warm as his fire klndles, ana answer
his elo1uence with responsive grohhs' amens'
capping OF hands Nc. 1hey must have
adopted the English words, Amen ana Halle
lulah, Tor want oil any sucrl pious eJacula'loi's
IN their own language lhese were inc of'Iy
lntelll5lple sOuhus We He"iu III 'l'c'i must
II was pleasant, alter an apparently impress
sive appeal, to hear an Intelligent response,
showing that those Tor whom II was intended
understood 1t II we dld not
On the whole we thlhk tere II sclence ~
we'll as scripture IN the Methodlst fashion OF
audible sympathy, on the part OF conSreSa-
tiOn, with their speaker. 1t must Increase
the power Of his words on them-the answer
Of the voice carries the heart with it-and we
imagine the spiritual currents OF the house
are affected tavOrably. Paul Thought 1t was
important that those who spoke with tongues
should also interpret, IN order that the I'M
learned could say Amen.
The singers, perform their part with heart
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-07-06
Nero hant's Gargling Oil

HAS BEEN BEFORE THE PUBLIC MORE
L than is years, and has acquired an unbounded
celebrity, not only the best Eminent for Horses
ever known, but an Embrocation for Family Use,
1t stands unrivaled.
1t is sold by almost all Druggists and Merchants
throughout the Country, of whom Pamphlets con-
tanning testimonials of its wonderful Efficacy may 10
had.
General Depot, Lockport, n. Y, A liberal dis
count is made te purchasers and all ordersaddrcssed
MERCHANT, will meet with prompt attention.
Sold by TliEO. 4. PECK, q. W. ALLEN, A. c.
SPEAR, and q. g. CArLlN, burlington EZRA
ALEXANDER, Charlotte JOHN SlMMuNDS. ID,
shelburne H. W. WILLIAMS, E-seA; f. b..
GREEN, Richmond L. = WIlITCOMB, Whilst, Il,
Div. 602 Il. II. LANE, Jericho Center. l.. BI H.
CESS CO., Milton :. c. ISllAM, Wiuoosk Falls
and by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the United states and Canadas,
Aug. 4, 1854. wGwly
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-07-06

More than Ten thousand Piece. now on hand. and
all new pieces Of Music received publish
ed. Gec Book. and Church Music Books Of every
description.
Mn. RUST will sell all article. as low a. those Of
the quality can be obtained in any city, and a
liberal discount made to Teachers and those who buy
to sell again.
Grateful for the liberal patronage he has thus far
received, he will spare no effort to keep complete
assortment of all article, usually kept in Music
Store and by constant personal attention TO his bu-
.incss. hopes to in his New and Commdious-
Store, ALL of his OLD, and many VIEW customers.
Burlington, July Is, 1883. W3wt
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NEW GOODS.

L TANE KEJEINE Ed
j dor. Galvanized or gilt Hunting Levers;
doz. Verge Watches;
doz. Open face gilt Watches;
2 doz. Gold Watches, various sizes;
IA doL Silver Hunting Watches;
which with others hand makes the largest and
most varied assortment on hand amongst
the variety be found low priced and high priced
amongst them several Of very fine finish and
very accurate time keepers in silver and in Is carat
gold cases.
Also, new lot Of Reticules, silvered Fans, India
Rubber Combs, long tooth shell Side Combs, and
a very fine assortment Of new and Rich Jewelry
Snuff Boxes, Cigar Cases, and Fancy Goods gener-
ally Revolvers, and double and single barrel
Pistols, all sold cheap at the Old stand Church St,
J. L. BRINSMAID,
Late Brinsmaid, Bro. 4 Co.
STOLEN,
From my counter, last Thursday, one dozen Shell
side Combs, with long teeth. reward for thief
and Combs will be given, j. Z. u.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD, NY,
Fl I'm 49,.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

COMMENCING APRIL so, 1855.
DASSENGER TRAINS leave Rouse's Point a
i $50 A NJ, and 400 P. NJ, on arrival Of trains
from the East and North, and steamer, from the
South, arriving at ogdensburgh at las ? Nj, and
10 4. NJ, connecting with Lake Ontario Steamers,
and Bytown and Prescott Railway for the West and
North.
Leave ogdensburgh at 800 A. NJ, and 2.l5P' NJ.
on arrival of Lake steamers. and trains from ottawa
arriving at Rouses Point at ?.20 7. Nj, and us
P. Nj, connecting with the Vermont Central X. h.
for the South and East, and Champlain and ST
Lawrence X. r. for Montreal and Quebec, and with
Lake Champlain Steamers.
On and alter Saturday, May 10, and every cue
ceedng saturday, the afternoon train from Rouse's
Point will wait the arrival of the Cars and Steamers.
to enable person, leaving Boston, New York, Albany,
Troy, Saratoga and Montreal. to reach homo the
same day.
GEORGE V, HoYLE. Superintendent.
Office y. X. r., Malone. April 81, 1855. wifi
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Vow EirtEn nMh Now e.nnhn.

.Sc'Y FiTna assd Rev Goods.
~ TUE ON STAND,
Opposite the Bank Of Burlington
fEHE SUBSCRIBERS having this day formed n
co-partncrahip under tho style Of
FAY e. CTIELDS.
arc now prepared to oder large aud general as
sgftmeht oil goods IN the line Of Boots and Shoes at
Wholesale aud retail at tho most reasonable prices
Among tho assortment may be found the following
items, viz e
10 Cases Mems thick bouts 90 pr Jenny Lind Dootccs
~ do do Kip do 100 do do pcgccd do
. do Gents Calf do 100 do ladies Cong CATER.
% pr do Pat Leather 100 do fine tipp'd do
congress Gaitcrs 100 do walking Cater.
30 do oxford Tie, auo do yyalking sL,''
30 do Montcrcys 49,, gfe Iu.kins
cases Men scalf Bive -HS 200 do fine slips
a. do cowhdo do 200 do fancy tipp'd Cacks
2 do Enamoll'd shoes 200 do rlain enamel'd do
do Boys Calf Brogans 80 do Misses oss uthboot.
d" 40 cnancfd shoes 50 DO Jenny Lind do
10 thlek Dr9gans lc0 do Calf Boots
do youths Calf Hoots Ladies Rubbcrs
| do BOys'lp1g Caters
Together With tho usual variety found in our line
Cf trade.
Also 100 sides Sole Leather, so do Oak tanned do
me above goods have been bought expressly for tho
spring trade, and will offer great inducements to all
VINO are buying goods in our line.
Terms Cash. Custom work and reraiting dave 20
order.
Il. J. FAY. C,trI.Ds
Burlington, April %, 1888 d1w3mos
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