Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-12-21

street, where 50 many citizens Of town and
county have bought their dry goods for so
many years. His stock keeps pace, in quanti-
ty, variety and richness, with the wants of
the times, and those who give him call
about now will find what is meant by
''marking down" the prices of shawls,
cloaks, silks, prints and carpeting.
Our list Of dry goods stores is not COM
plete without mentioning S. L. HERR1cK,
whose handsome store is always supplied
with handsome goods-or C. L. HART, who,
with Dry Goods, keeps also choice provisions
and family stores, crockery and glassware.
toys for the little folks, and fancy goods in
great variety. In fact you can find little,
no, considerable everything at Harris.
The astonishing cut of DEwEY's in anoth-
er column, tells the whole story about his
business. The individual in front bears q
strong resemblance to Gov Fairbanks, indi-
eating typically, as we take it, that one
way to honor, wealth, influence, peace of
mind and portliness of body, rotation in
Office and rotundity in person, is to buy Of
DEWEY. But to leave types and figures, st
is a simple fact that the hams of Dewey's
curing are superb eating-and surprising
fact that at his store you ohOays can get good
cheese. DEWEY is now on Church street, as
all know, or ought to.
It were hard to find better appointed
grocery and provision Store than that of j.
S. PIERCE, on College Street, We will not
attempt to liquidste our readers mouths by
an enumeration of the good things, spiritu-
al and carnal, there provided; but there is
any quantity Of them from q comfit to q
chest Of tea, and Messrs. Pierce are good men
to deal with.
Passing from the inner to the outer man,
We mention BENNETT TURK in Bank Block
as the most spacious and best filed Ready
made Clothing Store, we know of, this side
Of Devlin's on Broadway. There is erery-
thing in the way of garments, and courteous
attendants to tell you the very reasonable
prices of the same. Mr.. Turks custom de-.
partment is also an extensive feature of his
establishment, and by the employment Of
the most skillful cutters and journeymen,
he is adding to his patronage daily. Turk
deserves success and is getting his deserts.
Mr.. A. PLArr, in Strong's block, does a
large business in ready-made clothing Of all
kinds, at very cheap rates.
JAMES MITCHELL, also, adds to his extern
slve trade in ready made clothing thriving
custom business, and never fails to give sat
i,laction to his numerous customers
CHARLES BESNs, on the South side Of the
Square. should know his business by this
time, after helping clothe an entire genera
ton in Burlington. Mr.. Bcnns' goods arc
very serviceable, seasonable, and low priced
those who study economy can study it well
in his shop.
ALLES-N. ALLEN,-Court house souart
Burlington know him." you reply
Very good: you know a man that can "make
the fur fly then and leave the patient bet
ter suited with the operation than sometimes
happens in such cases. Of course we need
not suggest how particularly agreeable o
present set of Furs is, for lady.
On Church St. at the stand so long known
as Howard s Bazaar, may be found the ha;
cap and fur store of Mr.. LYSp, who has a
large stock of hats and caps and furs, warm
gloves and mittens, &c. which he will show
or sell, on hint from any one.
PRorTT occupies little less room with
his goods, than last year, but there are Just
&c many of them and the quality is improved
by the concentration moreover on going IN
you find that contraction below has induced
expansion above. where Hubbard mauufac-
lures those boots so unlike tho Revolutionary
times-no "soles' arc ever tried by his pro.
auctions.
STRONG HAYWARD & Co., at the old stand
Of Miles & Howe must have "mighty hun
tAra" in thor employ to supply the demand
Tor "moose boots" The boots are CHEAP.
their other goods are, Of course, not deer.
E. j. FAY will 60 nigh to make the
old proverb read "as easy as nev shoe ~
and between Day and Martins Backing
from FAY and the Caoutchouc Oil Polish
from FKRRz S, understandings of great brilli-
ancy are common among US.
AT the old stand on College St., THO. A.
PECK has everything in the way of scent
bottles, perfumery and toilet knicknacks.
RoBr in the same line on the corner, has
many pretty thing upon his counters.
If neither they nor SPEAR can please you
you are difficult indeed.
N. Parker can furnish you with turni-
ture elegant, costly if you like, and is there
not some place that beautiful ctasere or
whatnot, from his rooms. would fill, and at
the same time fill corner Of the good wifs's
heart with pleasure?
Nice furniture, and snowy frames of gilt
or polished wood, may also be found at c. L.
WILSON'S.
e. B. Dow 4 Co. would be valuable men,
in the " Peace-maker" line. in Washington,
Just new; but they are invaluable to this
community, and cannot be spared. We
'peak feelingly on the subject. sitting beside
Railway Coal-burner" on cold day.
6. S. BLopGErr Co. are :. Economists.
Jet they cause the outlay of many dollars
within the walls of their building. And
hose that buy find themselves Economists"
'o' by the operation, whether their purchase
's stove or Patent Oven Blodgett 4 Co.
AN also supply enough of Bancroft's Patent
lop-sticks to mop the Atlantic dry any day,
f any choose to try it.
Light On dark things can be got of Mr.. |
'oLco11, and very good light too, as We |
an testify from actual observation. One of
rs " Gas-lights " appearing on Christmas
I'VE, will show q CLEAN of satisfaction on the