Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-12-27

thoroughly rs Ieflldl49l a. EyO4 l4@Cl
to trade. or last, but by no means least, at
EDWARD LYMAN s. al establishment which
really does not require word Of praise from
Us. glad as we are to give It, and hose an
pie treasures are supplemented nd kept
god hy his wholesale department. We have
noticed in all these, beautiful Ks, laces,
prints shawls, &c, counters al windows
full Of elegant aud urqrestionabl aice aru-
cics tor use and adornment; whic however,
as long as our feminine friends 20, at Us
flr not knovirg clmel's hair s. 81 from
.. garment u camomile's hair sc better
nc, undertake TO describe in detar Al have
lots Of new goods. and all are : u men to
deal with
Frs are 10. dry goods; bu- they VIII
keep dry tie goods when made and on. Col
vEa d lux have gone into the fur business
and VIC have known Of some handsome sets
bought there, the purchasers Of which ieel
yerv proud Of them, and consider them
bought Ut @ decided .. bargain" Their store
/ has long been aD attractive one for the gen
/ tlemen. who needn't think 1t at all necessary
10 keep away and wear their old clothes for-
ever because the ladies are coming for a show
] Of the firms attention. a gentleman can
there always rig himself out tashionably and
well from head to foot, except the boots and
/ If he asks what boot it. be can have a hand
some trunk to bo5t,t5 pack his purchases in.
PRorTY viii then furnish the one thing
needful and not for gentlemen only, but
all kinds Of boots and shoes. seasonable and
good Young ard old men and maidens,
crowd his shelves, while Hubbard. up stairs,
will TT any foot the first time trying ami
never fail.
Further NJ Church Street, II Commercial
Block, o. Y. HIM makes a specially Of
=. Burt's goods, which took & mccall at the
Paris Exposition, and keeps Up IN every line
the full supply which his thriving bus iness
demands Ills custom department Is also
/ quite e feature and the " fts 80 be gives
require no cal for e physician.
It might seem at first thought as if little
could be found suitable for holiday gift at
grocer's store bu5 PEIRcE has boys sleds
and fancy baskets. and TESSANI 4 ELDREDGE
have choice jellies and sweetmeats and a
look round the store Of either would bring TO
sigh: many things by no means unsuitable
for Christmas gifts. A word further in your
ear when YOU have made from Their we'll
| filed stores the generous provision which be
longs TO this time OF good cheer, remember
II IF not necessary to confne gifts to family
and friends many poor neighbor's heart
may and should be gladdened by the gift Of
some groceries. whose purchase poverty ior-
bids TO them, but which may be easy enough
for your purse. IF you 20 even SO tar as
barrel Of -four it VIII not be amiss and you
may get it at WAINWRIGHT
The CRocRERr STORES, almos; side by
side in Union Block. are nowadays, we no
tice, great centres Of attraction. Mills, at
the old stand Of 5. :. Brown. has added
quantities ofbaautiful goods elegant lamps;
vases or Parian and Bohemian glass hand
some toilet sets beautiful china, brilliant
with gold and bright colors. 1; Is worth
any ones while 90 drop IN if only to see the
snowy and belutiful forms INTO which slass
and clay and Inning metals ar fashioned IN
these latter days.
+. 0. WIRES, Is also receiving large ad-
ditons Of holiday good=, detained last week
by the storm below, and now iae, opening
He has beautiful Parian statuary vases
and periumery bottles II a bundled graceful
shapes. handsome lamps. choice silver plated
CASTOR and ssr1r cups and other silver
ware curious c,aceit- for tobacco holder.
and a very sall variety OF attractive articles.
altogether toJ numerous 20 recite. Give
hin a call
The druEza ., TOO. arc VII supplied With
Holiday Goods. VINCENT d TsF7, at the
City Drug Store, in Union Blark. have gone
extensively into elegant rs.fumer7. and
toilet articles, handsome brushes and
many things exceedingly suitable for a pes
ent may be found there.
4. c. SPAR * Co. have choice psrfuu-
cry and soaps, IN many ornamental STYLES
elegau. brushes and toilet articles. every
thine IL fac. commonly found IT, a well az
POINTED druggists store. The reliable charac-
ter o.; everything dispensed and youehel fox
by Mossr=. Spar Co, has been tes.ed bv
cur c.uu unity, and the confidence felt II
them has been earned ~ msny years *
pericncc u their worth.
Nothing makes nicer present than a
picture. ! good Likeness Of d dear friend is |
always above price and a handsome framed |
picture. always hanging n sight, and Civ
IN pleasure at every clanoe, l. one Of the /
most acceptable and effective OF reminders.
The rapid progress of art in the production
Of pictures Of decided merit, but at moder
ate prices, and so within the reach Of the
million. Is one Of the features Of cur time.
The use made Of the Photograph. in multi
plying copies Of engravings, is remarkable,
and the ChrOmos now rival the gems Of oil
painting. For illustration Of this. step into
the elegant rooms Of GUY B. DAVIS ID Al
len = Block, and look over his stock Of Chro-
mos, Photographs on porcelain, Photos
finished in India Ink by Prot Hill; stereo-
scopes and stercOscopio pictures in great va
1ety views OF scenery albums Of all
'orts, and the host Of beautiful things there
collected or look II at CAREY d PAKkER's ,
N the east side OF Church street. whose I
'opular gallery We believe is in every de-
'artment fully kept up to the high stand ,
I'd Of former years ,
For hands some furniture. neat brackets. }
rames. boys sleds and every thing in their @
me 20 to ALLEN & STONES, the old stand of |