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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12
Prom he 81 .7ibdns Jonvnai.
ADDRESS OF THE
SONS OF LIBERTY

" Montreal, 10 The IouHg Men Of the NORTH 4m,,,ens
Colonies.
Andre Ointment, Geo. BucherviIle Francois T.v.,
nier, aud hmabe Simsrd, have been arrested on n,
charge OF High Treason for signing this Address
BsoTuln
"heh urgent circumstances ia the affairs nf
country make IT necessary for to form themselye
INTO parties, or associations propet resnect f,t ,L
opinions Of society, demands fron them nm e.nlicit
oeciatahoh OF The causes which have induced them 1,
cni"ohe aud OF the principles which they intend u,
advance by the power Of their organization
we consider that next to the privilege Of act.
.ne l"f hlmself. man possesses from the very
""nosiion OF society, that Of uniting his enervos
with those Of his fellow citizens for all purpo,e,
OF mutual interest or defence and that. Therefore
lhe fghl oi ass citation is ms s1cred aud insona.
Die' Is the right of personal liberty. We hold
UNIT governments are instituted for the benefit,
sad can only exist josily by The consen, of the
governed; and wbsieycr may be the artificial
changes in human affairs. that goyernmon, Of
choice ID an inherent right Of the people. Itcan.
mol be sliensied. md consequently alwsvs be NJ.
serted and exercised. Al governments being in.
su'n'ed Tor the benefit of whole people and No.,
Tor me honor or profit VI sny indiydusl y pretea-
SONS OF divLe or absolute authority 10 rule claim
oy' or ior, any man or set ~ men, IRE bisspLe.
nous hhd absurd, alike INDUSTRIOUS when iDeJlcaied
ana oegfsding ~leh admitted. The authority Of
a parent slhie over colony can exist only
onhng TIE pleasure Of the eolonis.s; for tho
country being established and ss,,aI BIZ them.
belongs tothem. Of night and ma be sep
afaie from oil foreign Connection w.eGeysr he IN
consenences resulting from sn Executive pnwer
residing sbrood, ceasing 10 hsrmonize 10.
csl Legislature. makes such step .sry to
The inhabitants for the protection Of he ,eny. or
the pursuit Of hsppiness
The Young Mems Association 81 fontrsl.
adopting the title Of "Tag Soss o, J. ssRrr." is
not Intended TO be private esbs, erei Janto.
botsn active democratic body. comprising oil young
men m tie city. practically alive 10 the Interests
of Their country. whatever may be their creed,
country. or The nation Of their ancestors
Tie causes which demand, at the present Jgne-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-12-12
THE CANADIAN WAR.
Declnration Of the osons Of Liberty"

Declaration Of the Sons of Liberty"
We commend TO our readers the subjoneG interesting
Expose Of the which bas doubtless led to the
momentuous existing state Of things in the Canbdas
IL appears TO have been made public in the frat a.
stance, in the 81 Adams Journal, and cannot fail ia
arouse the oppressed Canadians to notion. Though :.
bold production. yet it is dignfed and s,Anpt with
hfmness and decision Of character and 10 well worthy
Of the "sons OF Liberty in reslity
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

rionl 20 per barrel Il likely that duty WILDE paid on the
.md and ais: for parcel have changed
resn quality very and finds saes for export sboui
tne stated below Duty paid on he chief par
Oh he foreign Oats and Peas in bond the small
the prices quoted e ~ eApoit IN
The Imports of Wheat and Flour from Ireland and r Nal,
coasways have been little Increased by arrivals
and al this days market sales exceedingly Iancud
United Of wheat at fully the decline noted 81 Oa ana
Oatmeal though at decline Of aLom
Id 4bs and 740bs Phe transa, tons
we're very trivial and every other article hetrade m@b
have been bought at small reduction the weather has some
appearance Of becoming unsettled, course At This n
critical period thing depends thereon for four or ye
weeks to come. - A'e
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

In receiving the notes Of the banks hitherto men,
toned We do i from the conviction that every good
man ought to encourage the first germ Of returning
confidesce in monetary affairs, and unite his little ef-
forts to recover the ground we have lost since May
last. The returning tide Of confidence and credit
must begin somewhere. The great tide Of time, iol
ling into eternity began with the impercepnbc, brief
and noseless momeRt The banks cannot com mand
confidence unless the public make the fret advances.
Confidence is q mora attrbste, and like the deli
cate sentiment Of pure love between the sexes, must
he gwen by the public TO the solvent banks and not
souqh, for by the banks Of the public. When nteg-
rty and skill mark their conduct this sentiment will
be voluntary, cheerful, and nigh, say almost un-
limited. The amount Of the confidence which can
give {, the four banks enumerated above, viii not be
great, but il is beginning, and others thnkng as
think will, have no doubt, act AZ act.
There must be a general and simultaneous e'tor
madeby all classes in order 70 get rid Of the terrible
floods Of shnplasters now seeking vent upon thu
community. A resumption Of specie payments, by
any class Of banks, Will naturally create confidence
and enable the other banks TO follow. From every
appearance tho relief measures equal to S25 000 0Oo
will pass Congress IA few days Tho export Of
Specie has nosriy ceased, the import 10 increasing.
The crops are ooming in-the elements OF every kind
Of prosperity are sgais v motion srosnd Ms.
Let therefore, oil ani,e and pa, down that afro
cions attempt made By Philadelphia 6nanciers, and
sheir corrupt instruments here, TO PROSTATE the coun
nv, mareiy 10 erlsrt charter from tbs government
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22
DIED.

0u Wednesday, goth inst, Elizabeth Mervhon in the 10Th
year OF her age.
o. wednesday, 10Th inst Mary Anne, nfast daughter OF
Floyd Smith, aged 2 years and 7 month
Funeral this morning O'Clock, from No s7s Crssowich
fowvtk door from Christopher Srsct.
On wednesdy aoh inst, Mary Jordan, aged years. for
merry &C Piladephs.
On Wednesday, 10Th ast,. Elys hcth Knowles AIRED co. wife
Of yehn Knowles
Oa Tuesday, 18Th inst, Elzlbetb wife Of Dr. r. D. Neal
On Tuesday, 18th inst, ercksh woer6 yosngest Of
He.ehlah and I'm en"sh NJ BsIne aged ye-s months
borpugh Esq, fore,y cashier Q, TIE Satc Ba0k az that
place, In ius G5tb year
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22
MARRIED..

On "Wednesday, 10Th inst by the Rrv. Dr. Hawks Richard
Tgbc, o. Square, Dobln Caroline, daughter II
Robert Cheescboruugh Esq.
On Tuesday, 18Th inst, by the Rev Dr. McAuey Daniel
Buley, Caroline, daughter OF Tro~briage Benedict all OF
this city.
On Tuesday, 10Th isst; by the Rec. T. j. Sawyer NJ Mott
10 Emma Fowler, all Of this city.
On Wednesday, 10Th met, By the Rev VIM Rchmand I'D
ward j. Boyle, 10 Eir sbeth Bovcc, all OF Ibis CITY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22
IT Browne Is playing at Philadelphia.

CoUHT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs--satur-
day Sept 10, 1887. @E &IeEt
Mr.. James King argued the csse OF James M War.
phen Reed respondent The par, Of the Respondent
Mr. s. Stevens heard in reply and closed the argu-
ment Of the cause
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

BENEFIT OF THs RAvEL FAMILY At NIRLo's Gan
DEN this evening, and positively the last night of the
Garden this The bull OF fare is attractive be-
yond description therefore all must 90 and be delight
ed for the last time by this interesting and talented
family See bills
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

ana to prevent the banks from rssuming specie pay
nents, merely to crafty wickedness avaroe, fraud
insolence pride, and terrible cupidty Success will
sooner or later follow the footsteps Of bold honesty
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

I1r The Exploring Expedition will be ready to star
on the LIST November Another pettcoat 10 the Sec
relaryin this days Times.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

Ir The Globe speaks tenderly ofJohn G. Calhoun
The Globe was established to put him down. VIVA
change
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22
rr What has become of the Aims House rep

IL correspondent says that the Meihodists o
Philadelphia want none Of our collections of money
Good.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

IrThe third annual Regatta takes place on tn
25th inst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

us The Corporation, this year. is more exrav'
CANT than il has been for the last twenty years.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

fr When shall we have Public Meeting to make
provision for the poor next winter7 II is time TO
move.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

IL Small caanQe such skADngs rrpences tan a., o.
pieces via IL gives exchange for ss,, &c., ~.~~
ter dollars Apply Al the desA sfths Office. saaE
NNANTED several ycsng men Of good chsrsc,es -
business, which will b eusrss ced % afford good ssry
they WAIVED 70 locate "a the following rIsccs city Il
Cincinnati, pnsbgrs, New Lsrdon, Hartford Brooklyn New
character % the applicant Apply 10 h. W. li Davis y.
ID aod 8h streets 20 a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

LIST OF Solvent MERCHANTS AND OrHERs FoR
with universal appreciation among all mercantile
classes. have already received several private lists,
from the best authority, and of particular lines of bu-
sness numbering, probably, over one hundred mama
Individual firms are also sending their names.
From the materials already received, some curious
conclusions may be drawn
Among the French houses, numbering nearly SO
firms only two were embarrassed during the last revul
sion-among the steady German houses, not one fail,
are or extension took place,
Another singular fact is apparent have received a
ui list OF all the baRkrupts-not to publish however
out only as guide to make my Solvent List accu-
la'e' ana md that too thirds Of these bankrupts
Ianacs IN politics or religion, thus establishing the
important fact that the class CT merchants who wisely
abstain from political agitation, only voting quietly at
the elecons-who avoid all re gious prosecutions and
look with kindness on every sect-are those best
abled to ride honestly and trumphanty through COM
mercial reyulsions, and become the great conserv-
ators Of commerce after the hurricane has passed
away.
The list which we are preparing and the mode in
which we shall put before the public, will throw
new and brilliantlight on the moral commercial, and
general character of New York merchants.
We again request every merchant in Pearl street
and It's nelghborhood, to send us list Of those he
knows to be solvent, prepared by himself. The COM
msncation shall be considered Occidental. Let the
particular line of each house be distinguished either
as jobbag, hardware, dry-goods, American goods
and if possible any other remarks that may occur
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

cusu ron low srraI1sA single bopls Of roo
Gordon sherry.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

ET Take ssss cfthe shinplss,crs issued BY the RI
change Associations. Irpositens all.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

| IT The great race between the Poughkeepse and
Brooklyn boats comes of next Tuesday at the South
Fery-distance to be rowcs ~ miles The match Ii
for $1,000. The boat that rows against the Pough-
keepsje boat is called the Disowned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

TnE LAuRzL-A celebrated Florist, in this vicni.
~, sent me yesterday asplendid wreath Of flowers
consisting Of siry varieties Of the Dahlia surround
cd with laurel crown os finale 10 the humbue
Jack O'Hsggerty and Joe Hoxie case. Can youhide
the rising of the morning sun, by pnning up an old
blanket in the easi1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

FINE CUTLERY AND HARDwAnE.-lf you will wall
up stairs to the right at &c Pine street, you will fine
one of the neatest assortments of Cutlery that yol
can open an eye upon. VIM. Picksay IS the proprie
tor. His Peruvian steel razors are superb-superb-
his Rosewood Dressing Cases the most beautiful W
ever saw See his advertisement in another column
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

Atc e. intended for competition Of 'r Fair are request
ca &c delivered the Garden on Saturday, 3d. so II
" CAkO.-Tbe Committee Of the New York Catholic
upnan Asylum society take The earies opportunity
pressing the obligations OF the Society Henry Msr,b Eo
Proprietor Of Castle Garden for the highly and sea
sonsse aid afforded the Asylum, by the rnEE rrryyry
which be generously gave his on the ISs
Inst The llsevsty asd geniemanly orment Of Mr..
Marsh that occasion, enlc him and shs The
lasting gratitude Of every member Of The Society The COM
mtee have great pleasure in assuring Mr. Marsh
very splendid and costly exhibition or rcworks which he
produced on that oscsen well the perfect order and
regularity sintsincd throughout the evening commanded
the unqualified appreciation OF The committee Justly
tc him TO The thanks unsniHousy a%aded OF tho very
and respectable esscnbage who honored
with their presence.
The committee would also tender the thanks Of the Society
TO Mr. Thomas Dukes leader and 10 each and every mc,ncr
of his excellent band OF music attached Castle Garden
whose graiuous services. cbccruy unrenngy sfovd
ed throughout the evening added very much TO the graft
cation Of The company
TO Messrs soyer risk Power Collins and Concn who kns
~ volunteered sad alton Tor hc
services the committee beg leave offender ter grafr
- ~''s' : = oEoRdE BOWEN. Chairman.
!. LAsgros, Secretary.
s'o"t s27Ir
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-22

A TassHSpovs Locoroco MEETrro IN TaxmASv
HALL was heldlsu evening. The conservatives are
conpletSy knocked up and the locofocos triumphant
Ths erca light party, crop Of locofccos also
bed neetins In the Park. They joined the Tamna-
~ Han coacevn. John A. Morrill, and Theodore
Ssdswick made great speeches. The locolseos arc
carrying every shng before them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-07
LIFE! LIFE! LIFE
On. JoNA. MOoRE's
E0grNrr of nifc.
co (yr,Tor7G PER TFs INT. =,

AU CEiM Us rex 80 TIRE.
'HNliE most highly esteemed medicine that
D. has ever been discovered for curing
Coughs, Colds and whooping cough, which, if
taken at the commencement Of the disease,
may be cured ip short time. The following
are a few of more than thousand
RECOMMENDAT
The undersigned ministers ofih Gospel in
the county Of Windham, VI. knowing the sal.
uiarv efficacy. of DR.. Jonathan Moorc's Es>
sence of Life having used it ourselves and in
our families, consider il valuable compost.
ton; particularly useful and elicatious in re-.
moving complaints Of the lungs. and indeed a
safe and restorative medicine in the various
diseases named in the Doctors accompany
label; and do most chccrlully recommend its
general use, believing it well worthy the pat
ronaTc ofthc public.
Sjgned-IIosca Becky, Dummcrston; Syl.
vcsicr Sarc. Westminster; Jed. l.. stark,
Bfaulcboro; Elisha ID. Andrews, Putncy
Chandler Bates. PhiIctus Clark.
October 0, 1896.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-07
Pcrfumery, Soaps, Hair Oil,

TUST opened, Oil OF Lavender of the
~ purcst quality, OGo of Rose, the best
german Cologne. real Naples Soap. also
most all kinds Of N. Smith Premises Soaps
Pctiumery &c. FLORIDA Water, Alkluson's
Dcpllatory, Tooth Powders, Milk of
Roses, French toilet and Nursery Powder
and Puff, Japanese Lotion, Balm of Co.
umba, Preston Salts, Volatile concrete
salts of Roses. Vegetable and Chinese
Rouge. Catbonlc Denlriicc, Cosmetic cold
Creams. Musk, genuine CIornc Tooth
Wash, CcphaIc Snuff, Eye Water, Pearl
Powder, Bears Oh, Wards Oil. Rowands
OH, Antique Oh, Honey Water, Musk
scented Lavender, an article TO cure the
sick headach, Dye to color the Hair brown
or black. Magnetic oudonlca for the Teeth,
Soda and S;ejdlc'z Powders, Most all kinds
of Pctiumcrv &c. Lathcr Boxes and
Brushes. Nail and Tooth Brushes, CASTLE
Soap aud other kinds in cakes. wash Balls,
Sapouaccous Compound, Windsor Soap,
Almond Paste, Back aud Flesh colorrd
Court Plaster, I,p SaIvc, Diamond &c.
ment, at the Variety Shop
pA>GnuRN g. RD1y.NAtD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-07
GEAha I. n, -.

This may certify TO all whom IT may concern
that |. the subscriber, residing in lladicy, Mass.
have made an impror cmeni. in the med cine
Invented by me- and dcnomlnaicd DIR. Jona-
than Moorc's Essence Of Life, and have COM
municaicd the Recipe TO Henry Seymour Of
SAID lladlev, aud to hm only. The United
States is full of the sophisticated article. and
this is 10 give notice to the public that If they
wish tor. the genuine Essence Of Life, they
must apply To SAID Seymour or his agents
and he particular 10 inquire for that prepared
by Henry Seymour. DR.. J. MOORE.
iIadey. Sept. 0. 1888.
Sold. wholesale and retail. by J. e. J. r.
PECK & Go. Burlington, wholesale agents Cor
the state OF Vermont.
u Orders will receive prompt attention, and
any quantity Of Medicine immediately furnish
ed. This medicine is put in boxes Of one or
two dozen each, convenient and safe for trans.
porialon. and labelled with the name of Hen
~ Seymour Hadiey, Mass.
April IA Gm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-07
To oil Whom il mag concern.

We. the undersigned Musicians. who have
proved the efficacy of DR.. Jonathan Moulc's
Essence of Life conceive il our duty 10 pat
tnnze the medicine, aud are Of opinion that
ifgcncralIy used, it will be Of public utility.
SigHtd-Abel Duncan. Samuel Srnrns,
Dummcrston; Jonathan Badger, VIM. Town:
Postmaster G.. II. Chandler, Andover
Prescott Hail, Chesterfield.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-07
PLANO = TT

'T7sT.c'S n .E.AII3TsT5E M.TG:TTT.
en- llE subscribers respectfully inform tic
w public that They have formed a copart.
ncrship under The firm Of
fiERRiCK, (EiRTHTOPlif Is e. co.
for the purpose of manufacturing aud selling
Piano F0rtcS. ~ all their varieties warranted
equal in elegance. workmanship. toucn. and
tone, 10 amy manufactured in the United
STATES. The operative part e the firm have
had long and thorough practice in The best
establishments in Boston. Philadelphia. and
New. York, and feel warranted by competent
knowledge Of the business, il recommending
their instruments equal in all resrocts tn any
IN market. Amateurs in music aud others
are requested 20 call a, the Ware Rooms. Cor
ncr Of Champlain and Macnonouoh Streets,
and examine the Instruments constantly or
hand. consisting Of variety ofplain aud rich
Mahogany Case, and superior havv toned.
Rose Wood. with the highly approved grand
action which produces a splendid clcarnrss
aud brlIlanCy of tone unknown to others All
orders nv letter or otherwise directed 10 Lv-
man G. Cole, for Piano Fottcs, Tuning. or any
other business connected with such an estah-
lIshmcni, will he promptly attended to. Old
instruments tuned and repaired on reasonable
terms. IllRAM IiERRlCK.
WIN. II. CHRISTOPHER,
LYMAN & COLE.
burlington, VI 22d February, 1897.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-07
WaV he uscd in Ujne or JVoiey.

HEllESE CcUCbr0trd bittcts are compos.,
n ed purely Of vegetables Of The mos.
innocent yet specific virtues. They are
recommended particularly for restoring
weak constitutions cleansing the stomach
aud increasing the appciIte-alsoa prrven.
'atIve against the cholera mofbns. fever.
ana aguc, removing nausea, vomiiinrt
heart burning. weakness IN the brrast-
no'n IN the stomach and other SYMPTOMS Of
ilo'uI"rce and indigestion Ono box viii
'Ibclnte one gallon. Ptce 25 cents a box.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-07
~TDThc above medicine is nrc-

pared by HENRY SEYMOUR, Of Hadlcy
Mass, from the original recipe, by the direction
Of SAID Moore. and sold by bun d the p.inc.
pal Druggists in the United States.
. As there are many spurious articles in
circulation. for the benefit oflhc public, he vii
give the following
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-07
Elcrir Vegetable Balsam ique
n. IT. DOWNS

PROFITABLE BALS.A.NIC ELMER
For Coughs, Colds. Consumption, Catarh
Group, Asthma. Whoopipg Cough. and all
other diseases Of the head. ches, and lungs.
m1hels containing history Of the med
icinc-a sketch Of the diseases for which is
is ommendcd--ccrtifcatcs from unques.
iionablc sources-amplc directions, and much
other important information accompanying
each bo,lc-may be- had Of any Of the Agcn~
cIcs, gratis. J. CURTIS, Druggist, St, Al
bans, VI. wholesale Agent and Joint proprie-
tor. The following are especially appointed
retail Agents.
Bu'ington & Potwin, James,
Smith s. Co. and R. Moody.
Hinesburgh--A. S. g.. D. G. Weller.
.Wlton-Wellngton, Whitney Il Co., Clark
Boardman & Co.
Charl0H, Samuel n. Barnes. and mos,
other respectable Druggists, &c. in the coun~
try.
ST. Adams, July 70, 1886. ,f
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-07
Saddlery & Carriage Trim.

IIiIiISS.
uST received and now being opened at
ep the Hardware Store the most full and
complete assortment OF Sadd,cry, and Car
Rage trimmings ever offered to the trade in
This place, comprising full assor,men's of
Brass, Plated. Japaned and timed Sadderv:
Cotton ard Worstcd Webb, wide and narrow
Stra'nlng and Rein do, carriage laccs; Steps
cX'cS, and plated dash Irons; plated and brass
plated Carriage. Gig and Sulkcy Lamps Sc
all Of which will be sold at reduced pilues for
cash or shor, credit, by
ROBERT Moody
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-07
ton. Nav /. 1887,
T.zGG'Z' g1a.
INIlN A .LiINNnR.

JUN N. j E'.N ~ LII,
- TWOULD respectfully 10
tsr2 " forum the c.'iz.us "l Dor.
.ats. Z I'nC'on and vrc,nuy, aud thu
Is De y Travelling public, lhai he la,
'uaeu, repaired, and fitted ~ 10 good style.
the house 10 merry kept by Mr. Harrington
and subsequently by Dir. Cady, on the
East side OF water street. at The head Of
the steam Eoai Wharf. and Opposite
M9s-rs FoIIerl aud BradryS Stone Store
Having had much experience 10 the
BUSINESS AIR. !. fa'lcrs h,nscliiha he wit
be nb q 20 give satisfaction to all VINO may
'avot him with call. HIS Bar aud table
WI be supplied wlh the best thai the
ma5ke; affords, and his house, barus aud
sheds, for convenience, are not inferior to
those Of his nclghhnrs.
Stcam Boa passengers will be waited
on 30 aud from the Boat. and thor bag
gage conveyed aud taken care of free of
charge and sIago passeugc--, from every
dlr"c ION, be SGT down at this house, wHh.
ou' any addnonai iarc.
liorseS and carriages will be furnished
any who want them to do busIncs, at
my part of the "t.Idgs or town. at reason
able prices.
Determined to spare no pains 10 merit,
Mr.. J. hopes to receive, share Of tie
puhl c patronage.
Burlington. May 10. 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-07

Chinese Carmlne on cards at
} cts cach ard Carmlne Sauccts a,
~ cts ard % CTS each received at the
variety Shop.
PANGBORN & DRINSMAID.
Mo 10