Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-01-23

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At0PPER-FACED TYPE. CORTELIOU'o L
SIork Tyne Foundry and Printers Warehouse
Established in 1873 No. 20 Spruce street, four
doors below William street. - The subscriber
il prepared to furnish lis we'll known and superior
Book and Newspaper Printing Type, in fonts to
suit purchasers. Also, German and Ornamental
Types, Greek, Hebrew, Ornaments, Music, Brass
Rules, 6c., manufactured Of metals equal to any in
this country, and finished in the most accurate mani
ncr. lie also furnishes Presses, ChasCs, COMPOSING
Sticks, stands, Cases, Furniture, Ink, &c. Wood
and Metal Types, from other fUundrics, and every
article required in n printing Office. at the lowest
price for cash or approved paper Type copper
faced by the Newton Company. furnished to order.
Old type received at . cents per Id. in exchange tor
new. Estimates for printing establishments fur.
nished on application. Secondhand printing ma
tcrials bought and sold. Printers OF ncwspa-
pers who will insert this advertisement three times,
including this note, before June |, 1857, and send
me one of the papers, will be paid in printing types,
when purchasing four times the amount Of their
bill. PETER c. ~CoRTELYUU. wa 3w
Nix. Il. WESTON, JR., RESPECTFULLY n
btorms his friends and the public, that he Is
now practising his profe's sion as Surgeon Dentist,
in Burlington.
Having devoted the last four years to the prac-
tico of Dentistry, in the firm of Childs, Shepherd
& hilgcway, Boston, he confidently hopes to merit
the patronage Of the community. All who favor
him with their custom, may be assureu Of prompt
and sbilltul attention, and ON reasonable terms.
-. 'AH'Nb ANAAtAlA ~ AA' AphNA a ''"Ni iNAfAs
him to inform the public, that during the uast
twenty years it has been made exclusively by IN
lists for their own patients. This in itself, is sur
hcient guarantee for its superior quality. All who
have used it freely acknowledge its merits over ans
other dentrihce.
Office over ;. L. Herrick's Store. Church street.
Burlington, VI, Feb. 4, 1855. dSwtt
TElHE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RETURNED
= from Boston, where he purchased a large lot Ca
from one to tNaIHUMENTS, consisting OF Flutes
tins OF all sorts and Sizes; Accordeons and HUI
Gd'a., worth from So to $50, FiaSeCellection 'i
Base Vioisi Nio,as, ,gd Ni9iins, T"nboriG,s rs
Guitar Strings, with another lot Of Vim. ID. Eu~sr-
sons beautiful toned PIANOS, all of which may be
seen at the Musical Bazaar, on College Street, Bank
Block, near the Commercial Bank, and are Tor sale
al the lowest cash prices.
Also, between : and 5 hundred pieces Of MUSIC,
among which are most of the recent publications Of
the different publishers, consisting of Songs My
Father j. here The Mothers Smile Minnie
Muorc,' Twenty Years Ago. The Wanderers
Dream Katy Strong, Poor Inua at the Gate
'The Winds that Wait my signs to Thee I'm
Love Thee in the Spring Time, BONNIE Woman
Smile Jennie Marsh Of Cherry Nallcy,'' If Loved
by Thee Trust in God,'' The Dew Drop,'' There
are Angels Mothers Dead and gone,' O,l
Friends and Old Times Fremont Songs Young
American Mask Dedicated to Fremont Fremont
Polka,' Buck I Breck Polka together with vari-
tons, scAOtti,chcs,' &c, &c, too numerous to
mention.
T.. >. The public are informed that all of the
Fancy g1ois, " Odds and Ends &c. bought of
g.. p. Reed & Co., commiss to l.. 5. Rust, Of
this town, are sold, and that the Music and Musical
instruments remaining are rs good as when in the
possession of said Rust, which were then ADVERT ed.
up t, the time of my purchase, to DO superior, or at
least not interior to any goods Of the same kind ey-
er brought into town. Grateful for the liberal and
Increasing patronage already received, | hope to
merit a Continuance Of TIA same.
septic ". ". PARTRIDGE.