Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-12-30

hanQs0mest Snoe-etOre ouI VI '"o "i0 N
Those oseinfallible-in-these-days-of-sliding down
hill-boot-preservers-the Copper Tips, all
manner of India-rubbers. and Boots, Shoes
and Slippers are there, and it will be hard II
he doesn suit any customer-lnan or woman
boy or girl
Don't go near FAr'sif you have deternln-
ed to buy elsewhere, for you will surely
change your mind after looking at the excel
lent stock of articles that fill his shop. Don t
go by it, any way go IN. and then buy
At DooLIrTLE's we hardly know what
first to recommend He has all kinds OF
Pants, but that won't do for any lady
friends, of course all kinds of Brushes
but they are not particularly adapted to the
holiday trade; Agricultural Machinery
but it is winter time A pair of skates foi'
your boy, however, or handsome pocket
knife will hardly come amiss. &c and look
at DooIittle's well filled establishment and
it will be odd If something does not please
you.
J.W RoBY & Co. on the corner, are ready
to furnish all manner of fancy Toilet articles,
Perfumery &c. got up in exquisite shapes.
At THEo. A. PEcK's you can buy the
same-nay more, you can purchase store and
all, if you are inclined, and it will not be
necessary to wait till he has sold out his
stock, in fact it would be useless to wait, for
he has ne,o goods coming all the while.
At SrRoNes, the old and well known
stand, look for s,lbsianfiols. IL find none
of his Hardware hard bargain.
If you choose you may gladden. the heart
of some poor body by a present of good
stove from BLoDoETr & Co.'S. large stock
And if you wish housekeeper and cook to
join in invoking perpetual blessings on your
head. buy one of BLoDcETT & SWEETS pa
tent galvanized ovens-lf you haven't / bought
one already, as most sensible housekeepers
hereabouts have done.
G. B. Dow & Co.. drive r much larger
trade here than they could in Virginia
Why? impyinus. because of their stock of
tin-,oare, so abhorrent to Virginian eyes, "a
singular fact, when we consider how short
of I'm Virginia is) If that crime were not
enough, the Railway coal burner would hang
them at once, for it keeps up an everlasting
flame about the blackies inside.
CHAs L. HART, offers a large stock of
Toys. just the things to please the little folks.
A visit to his store will give you light on
that subject, and on any other that you can
bring lamp to.
BRowN-not John, but S. S.--has beauti-
full China-ware, in many forms suitable for
Christmas Presents, and Toys in great vari-
ety. 1t will never do to pass him by.
A present as much valued, probably, by
mother, father, sister, brother, cousin or
friend will be your own likeness, got up in
M:LLER's best style. "What demigod hath
one of the dialogues o the immortal William.
Miller" would be the inevitable reply, if
the question were put now.
We don't use Tobacco ourselves, but we
hear on good authority that many do, and
to such we can only recommend an examina
ton OF PErERsoNs stock They will no
doubt find all choice brands of the "divine
nicotlana'' as somebody calls it, and pipes,
tobacco and snuff boxes to put it in.
For the materials of Christmas plum-pud-
ding, one steers invOluntarily to DEwTY's,
and possessed of more than mortal irmness
is the man who can go there for one article
and come away without buying ten. You
see such wealth of all good things to eat,
around you, that the "embarras of choice"
as the Frenchman called it, is overpowering
Dewey has bought a store on Church street,
and will move into new and larger quarters
in the Spring; but he can't keep better
grocery store or write much funnier adver-
tisements, than he has done.
Speaking of Groceries it is pleasure to
look into PEIRcE's new Store, on College
Street, it is so spacious and satisfactory and
everything is in such applepie order, and you
are 50 certain of finding which you want,
and that of the best sort. Mr.. Peirce's es-
tablishment is one OF the best provided ones
to be found anywhere, and his business is
rapidly extending among large circle of
customers. Success to him.
To season the good things you buy of Dew
ey or Peirce, get a bag of THAcHER & Coz
Extra SALT; it will never lose its SAVIOR.
But the outer man must be cared for as
well as the inner one. We can inform those
who don't know him that they will find
Turk anything but savage, and that they
won't look anything like savages when they
wear clothes from his shop. Witness the
fine appearance OF many of our citizens.
CHAs BEsys,o the opposite of the square,
makes and keeps-but don't keep long, they
sell so rapidly-most excellent articles of
clothing. His overcoats well exemplify the
the laws of attraction and repulsion on their
admirers and the cold.
There is one thing of which many des-
pair, viz good shirt We mean one well
fitted and well made Mrs. E. NJ. KvLLoGG,
at the Sewing Machine Parlor, will easily
convince any desponding one that he needn't
hang himself just yet.-certalnly not between
the stitches in his shirt And while Everybo-
dy is ordering his shirts and his wife is order-
ing all kinds of fine stitching, the daughters
will be transformed into beautiful exclama-
tion points. over Miss DURAND's choice mil
hnery on the OF er side of the room
Messrs. g. W. & G. G.. Benedict contin-
ue to sell the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine the best one made. as many pur-
chasers in and around Burlington will tes-