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The herald., 1837-05-01

BY statement snee glance the condition
Of three sections Of the easily
perceive the ignorance which cctd points by
tie Wall prints All the talk aboat the spocis Circular
deu.on Is repeal woul not al ct the country dollar
The specie IN the tanks Is necessary. such
crisis hts tosusaia their rery trtace They
spare hundred dollars, aud what wosd sn do 10
debt offoy millions Europe. The Truth H. the banks
the west as well here losing their specie rha
produced by the political action of Oh parties abusing
other the aubos Of the crisis ~, be daws
from the banks and to be used business instead
paper all the land One third not OF the whole
tail business ofis city transacted with specie and il daily
increasing all tie OF trace. At this the New
England taper well specie rapidly snvnr tie Safely
bills Of circulation This arises from the
with which the New England banks made angsnents
redeem paper aner the fslure cf Morgan Co We learn
that the dc,ty with the safety fund banks of quar-
re between two large capitalists at Abanycac hom
all the western safety fund banks Easu. Csrnsg
of Albany the centre of in o~een banks and Mr. ol
fanshcr They afarcedrun each other hanks BY
mutual efftds up.eting tie whole pile
The Bank investigating Committee returned Albany yeser.
day They have wade several disclosures here seems that the
Dry Dock Bank, the Mechanics Bank and arre ak ar be
recently failed have been detected yins da kites. in the
shape certified checks r s2sooo piece On payment Of later
wi thou, deposit Of fand' The history transaction
The puff by the Express an Al,
was reital f,r avos received beng all -
curious transactions have also been discovered in reaop % o,
banks We shall dvuse the whole in day or two
GENERAL MARKETS
" extremely dull. We have transaction a..
,,,yato account to eony small sale Of dry goods
amounting about $50 packages Of foogn asd
was ciy attended but the roods sold low prices
sales Of other descriptions Of goods were unuiuiy small
piuse coming the in large qsanttss which
the ers absut sp cont ua state ofactv o,hs
er, and streets su the Sunday like appears
Css remains very sales took place ssiuds,
worth remsspg from New orleans tina
cotton s ussaleabe at ssy price
sales whatever Western brands have declined sbou
a hcld aq ma
materal change.
salt The market 10 extremely inactive. A.htsn hs
al 10; other lads Of Lfvepoe at 50; have nsserabb
stock hand; about sacks have arrived during the
week
Coppe-has experienced eight decne-noihns is doing
the article; quote shesthing at 2sc.
Auctisn Sales Aprn 2shs cssks eii 81 IS quartz
casks DO al 27i half rpes brandy 50; hhds
at l ga; "a bbs bastard asi. boxes bunch
sss at co. sedays s do s bses Rio coffee damage
asa vi "a chests Yosse Hyson 90 AL 4s half ohes,
do 10 s7i e. isbboses euspowder CSC
erial at months "a sbs arlcy at NJ 10 bL fosr ss y
9,absss dam aseS WHEAT al 81 a sec. cash
Receipts Of Produce received d,wpthc North River April
The herald., 1837-05-01
ONEY MARK EFT.
1yn

We st in the midst of the revolutionary process
matters On Saturday of TIE fancy and hank stocks
but it settling day. the advance will hardly stand
highly probable that they will rccedc all this week Failures
also continue and the Of houses that fell
nearly il qse week during the revulsion
There houses them, but
large CROUCH
Since TIE large m,etag in Masonic Hail. and the expected
tines throughout the county the gradually
general and universal Those large spectators
and who have failed would an persuade the
muniy that the whole city and country bankrupt We do
believe before eye.
healthy and active business all the mddng interests OF life
that have conducted their affairs proper principles Last week
there lively salesnd bng all the Articles that
ccts Of sbecuaions there little
ovcradns Cotton lands real
paper money tobacco stocks fos grain dry goods and
other articles have the All these
ious branc hes Of therefore in the midst Of errb
ctisisbut the If tine community stu alive and
industrious revulsion branches of trade s howe
felt all others a certain Consumption dmin-
ished and custom cast off
now said that United Bank will accede
tie proposition Of the Bank of England We understand that
resostion been taken by tie u $ Bank rom belief
that Bank of already withdrew all aid from the
bankers London The advances made by the Bank
Of Eng and and their proposition med 10 this for
the D. Bank based the belief that such series
failures would take plsco hero have H. therefore,
the opaion the u Baak that the explssonhas
taken pae tn; wafehence their fsa to accede
proposition draw England condition which they
The specie in the country, but under the
control Of the banks. Even specie still flowing instead
going Dsog the few weeks ceive that the fol
wrg have been imported and exported from the ports
The herald., 1837-05-01

ny A appears that there balance favor Of
There is however certain exported which
the Custom House Nearly all the gold that England
transmitted by private conveyance.
There this time auous raised tor specie om the
tern sta dgious effect attributed the Specie
order ascertain exactly the condition OF THO that
r ion, made the following from tho las,
of he Seer of the Treasury
The herald., 1837-05-01
Auluse nae ats.
DARK T4EATHE-ra,s ryf

PARK TIEATRE.-THis EVENING VII b. per
4 amad lhe Drama Of
JgLlE 1.-THE FORCED GE-Mo ;sseau, ciL Keeley
Jule MH keel-y.
After wsich the ay Of
GIOVANNI IN LONDON-Den Gioyanni, Mrs Kceley-Lepo
rchOi MI. keeey.
TO c5nciuie in The play or
NABoB FOR AN HoUR-sam Dobbs Mr. Placide-Nancy,
Mrs, Vernon.
Dops n T. Performances Commence AT "a o 'sock
Boxes VI. flt 50 cts: @ uery q
A MERICAN THEATRE, 30 - ENY- THIS
- haENlNG viii be presented the ID ann OF
SAM PAICH-Sam Patch, Mr.. MarDe-Tobias Mr.. Bakely-
Melissa, Mrs. Herring.
sp,endor, called - 9 -
4 GEekGE AND THE DRAGON; or, THE SEVEN CHAM
riosse2 of clRisfENDoM st George Of England slr.
Dcunis of France, Il. Woosd The Dragon
Ne.dpn Nate OF Coventry, Miss warsg-Pacess sabra,
Doosopna halp and performances viii commence at "a
o'clock. Bone. 75-Pt. st-Gallery % cents.
FRANKLIN THEATRE.-TulsE EVENING wlI
Il be esentd the Play of ~
HYDER ALI-Selm, Mr.. Bidnchard-Eydcr All. Mr. Cony-
Fatiml Mrs. Pfesen.
After which,
JOHN JONES Guy Good duck Esq John seftonFlza Melton
Mrs. Pntshard.
To conclude with,l
THE GOLDEN FARMER-Golden Farmer, Vim. Setsn-Jem.
my 'fwitcher, John Sefton-ElIzaieth Miss Wanng.
oors al Performances cuninielcc O'Clock
Ir cisely. Boxes SO cents: Pit p.
The herald., 1837-05-01

500 bbs flour 2o5 bb ashes b tubs butter so
casks cheese 80 casks seed bales hops and 1880 hams
Sales Of STOCKS al me Ne,o York Exchange, AprA29
100 u. >. Bank Ii2 llls 80 Mohawk H. H., eo
rs Bank OF America 80 TO Sc Ie0 Har n r. 50
225 Del Hud 6ia Boston u Mor. X X So 50
20 Dry Book Baak 90 $50 Utica r. r., le4 10 los
Planters Bank Tenn Bss. d. Prov. II r. s9to IS
Trust Co s2 ts ss.5e N. J. r. H. r. C- 81 to
l2s Farmers Trust Co, SOA Sit
The herald., 1837-05-01
iar,7a, $50 ic.75s, ,ss, 50 .sls,so s =

Since Of these several returns the specie Ohio
Michigan nsrcssod the paper
la.ion has greater ratio Now what 90 Cad this
s,aeentl specie basis # eleven millions fins paper
circulation Of millions and depo.cs payable demand
eala nearly the Let the banks
with those fNew York and New England, t-us'-
Western banks, lT,,H $40 io7ssss5 ss9ls6o7 2s7ls3
NJ York banks, s,557020 2tI9s,0e0
The herald., 1837-05-01
Typographical Association of New York

TyPoSraphical Association of New York,
u5-A Special Meeting of ts Association will be held
day next 6hof May oc ock r. 10 take
the exfedency reducing the monthly dues and
oher and Scale may
deemed necessary The attendance Of
W requested this other matters, demanding
most serious debeaton Of the craft will be ad before
he proceedings Of the National Typos phcal
heldat Washing November pined
anrhet oIm, copies OF which viii then be distributed the
members -
The Iompoors employ in The Offices Of the New
zetc, the Courier & Enquirer, and the New York
requested Committee
ihem suah scale prices and regulations shall be
cIded upon by them, order that said report the
.ame to the Asspcaiion for its approval TO aer the
ton al Special Mec'H quorum Of fifty necessar-e no
therefore think there will be enough present exclusive Of
himself, but let ALL PUNCTUALLY ATTEND.
HIRAM TuPPER, President.
- my
The herald., 1837-05-01

CARD.
BLANC a. BoDEN wou respectfully inform their friends
d the pubic mat they have removed their magufcory
I'VE corner o Duane and Rose the buildings
OF Cold ara fsion where they will be glad
date such rs deal IN their line They have haad present
large and spend asottnt of col red Of variety
N B. Messs Blanc d Bodcn have twice had the premium
amdrueo ~ tnem ~ the Mechanics Far By2w.
CARPETING.
ne assortment Of Carpenr stch Brdsse th opy ere
ana hne Iwlied damask three ply strrcd stair
rpeting oil all widths aud col Figured and plain
-
Also very great variety Of painted floor oil cloths,
y Wa-a rld and well seasoned article Of the
goods wii he so at the senable piiccs
farchaTrs Will lind their call before making
ther hnal seleations. J. j. II. SACKETT,
No 70 East Broadway, extending through TO
-n'y.-lu No, II Division street
~ The Editor of tho Sunday Morning News comes out at
uIp n tie Magician at the American Museum him
nnpu ana bur2er All this because not settle a L
Which mas one thrd added the due
pfopro,os 81 the News which c. receipts
le az b was contracted by another The
.seSn s too well known the ciza oNew York 10
my It, ERJrNn
W. may be known by their singular lors OF
varegated coors and numbered from al those
above have white stripes roand them all below
Those 10 anu one wsc ball bundle Likewise, re-
gal ses oi plad tails ansther busdle to- deep
ana night red III. above reward will be any
VINO WIN urn said balls to j. l.. GIBBS tn, of
Houston street to3 Broadway - A. BASSFORD 2ls or %
n B There WILDE no questions sked VIII, returned.
The herald., 1837-05-01
ERANIkLIN THEATRE
NEW YORK RACES.

NEW YORK RACES.
FIRST SP RI N Me EFT N G, 1897
WILL COMMENCE THE FIRST TUESDAY MAY, I'd.
First Day-Tucsday Sweepstakes Mile Heats, for years old.
EatfaAcc $500, Forfeit slo0 Eighteen subscribers.
SUBSCRIBERS.
Robert Iotson, by Henry, of the I'm of Medoc.
The herald., 1837-05-01
DIORAMIC INSTITUTE, CITY SALOON

opposIrr ar o.i & -, SAiI sAAoON'
I (,oMBINAIioN OF STERLING ATTHACTloNs.-rhe
W. sss HANlNGTON have great pleasure announc ne
{, their numerous friends and the public generally their a
made arrangements produce the following so; east
and 3rd - ''' '"' ''t' %o
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT BY
MRS CONDUIT, MIR DEMps TER, AND MIR BASs
FORD, PlANOIST,
In conjunction with
HhNNlNolONS y MOVING D0RAMAS.-Spenddn new Sceu .
by Messs walker Bengo Jones Ler and White with IN.
lnimitatl Italian tantoccini ~ " "' ~
ncnnf e'NN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24

NNHE subscribers respectfully inform the
~ Iubc that they have formed coparl-
nership under the firm of
HERRICK, CHRISTOFHER& co.
for the purpose Of manufacturing and selling
Piano For.es, in all their varieties; warranted
equal in elegance, workmanship. touch, and
tone, 10 any manufactured in the United
States. The operative part ofthe firm have
had long and thorough practice in the best
establishments in Boston, Philadelphia, and
Ne".York, and feel warranted bya competent
knowledge of the business, in recommending
their instruments equal in all respects TO any
in market. Amateurs in music and others
are requested to call at the Ware Rooms, Cor
ncr Of Champlain and Marlborough Streets
and examine the instruments constantly on
hand, consisting of variety ofplain and rich
Mahogany Casa, and superior havy toned
Rose Wood. with the highly approved grand
action, which produces a splendid clearness
and brilliancy of tone unknown to others All
orders by letter or otherwise directed to I.y.
man & Cole, for Piano Fories, Tuning, or any
other business connected with such an eslab-
lishment, will DO promptly attended to. Old
instruments tuned and repaired on reasonable
terms. HIRAM HERRICK,
WIN. II. CHRISTOPHER,
LYMAN a. COLE.
Burlington, VI. 22d February, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24
M R, MOE.T

DRESENTS his sincere thanks to that
Il numerous and highly respectable pnr-
ton Of the community who have solicited
his staying here, and has great pleasure IN
informing them that he intends complying
with their wishes. He therefore offers his
renewed services in his profession to all
such as wish to enjoy systematic and thor
ongh instruction in his art, and lokes The
liberty of apprisirg his patrons that his plan
of teaching IN the two Ladies Semlnarles
will be The one followed IN the principal
Conservatives Of Europe, with such mod-
fica'ions, how ever. as the place requires.
burlington. Feb. 22d, 1887. #
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24
BWRN1M@H o Nc
ArRlpAY MoRNIN G. FEBRUARY "a.

F,oRIpA WAR.-Charleston papers Of
the 18th inst. put Us in possession OF the
fo)lowinc important intelligence, and we
sincerely hope it will prove correct. But
\these Indians have been so often "ex'erm'.
ynated," on paper, within the last year or
two that we must confess our doubts as TO
Tho ver,y of the fac, in the present instance.
"Col. Andrews, U. S. army, arrived at
1t. Augustine on the il'h inst. express
nd informs that Gen. Jesup, had on en-.
osoement with the Indians, which lasted
two DAYS on the second day Jumper and
Allipator came in under flag OF truce,
and surrendered themselves, stating that
the Indians are in distressed situation
and anxious for peace.
During the engagement, Your U. S. sol
diers and four Indians were killed-one
hundred Indians and negroes were taken
prisoners. Col. Andrews informs that
Jumper and Alligator pointed the 18Th
inst, as the day to conclude treaty at
Dades Battle Ground. and had despatched
expresses tolhe Indians to inform them OF
the arrangement.
They stated tina, Powell was on the isl
and in the Withacochee with about one
hundred and fifty followers they supposed
the he would come to terms; and should be
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24
THE 28TH OF FEBRUARY.

NEXT TUESDAY is the day appointed by
Simultaneous meetings TO promote the
growth of,emperance principles. We are
requested to give notice that arrangements
have been made by the Executive Commit.
tee of The Burlington Association for gen.
eral meeting, to be holden NEXT TUESDAY
EVENING at the Court House. at 1 past 6
O'Clock. Two gentleman from the Chit
tender County Bar have been engaged TO
deliver addresses, Ladies and gentlemen
Of the village and town are invited to at.
tend. Principles and facts will be stated
and illustrated, which it will be interesting
to the whole community TO HEAR.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24

Mr.. STACY:
Permit me through the medium
Of your paper TO impure Of the Secretary of
the Burlington Temperance Society if he
can tell The time Of the next stated or quar-
terly meeting Of said Society by go doing
you will much ob|ige
A MEMBER OF THE B. II. S.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24
THANK Gen. jackson and Mr.. Dallas for the

thank Gen. jackson and Mr.. Dallas for the
doctrine. Physical strength, king Num-
befs," and the law Of the strongest, are
the only principles which are recognized
by the majority, and the consequences Of
such state of things is inevitable. Those
who have set the example Of trampling on
the laws and Constitution must expect 10
see such commentaries as these become
very popular!
The mob only initiate their masters a,
Washington. and can quote chapter and
verse from General Jackson as authority
for every outrage. In a healthy state Of
the body polite, such offences as these
against the laws would not be permitted,
but while the maxim is received that 20
"the Victors belong the Spols." we can
not expect 10 see any change for the bet.
ter. The system Of violence and proscrip-
ton rs already reacting upon those who
have thus far maintained their supremacy
by its means, ard the innocent are unfor'
'unately sufferers as well as the guilty.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24

TuRN ABOUT Was hing'on city is
swsruing with clamorous and hungry Office.
seekers, who on the plea of Rotation IN
Office" insist that Mr.. Van Buren, shall
turn out those who for eight years past
have had chance at the Treasury pap,
and thus make way for a new set of faith
fol "Viciors." who are entitled to their
share OF ",he spoils." This state Of things
must be especially embarrassing to the Head
of the Non. Committal School.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24

i ! T. ~ + ' T. IL VI - y /
DIsTRICr OF CniTTENDES !
The HonoraLie The Prostate Court ,cttnia'
and for he District Of Chiienden. 10
the cred1or and others co"ccrned IN me
estate Of Truman Bm,H the Of H's'-
bmgh IN said District. deceGSed
NNTHEREAS Harmon Eurritt adn'nlstra-
w for Of the estate of said deceased. hath
mado application 10 this Court, TO extend IN"
time limited iot making payment OF the dco''
Of said deceased. one year from the tourlh
day of April next, and the third Monday oil
March next, being assigned for hearing III
the premises, at the hotel Of John \. whey
in Williston. and il having been ordered thai
notice thereof be given, by publishing ms
order three weeks successfully III the FREQ
Press, newspaper printed a. Bn'I'ngton'
before the time fixed for hearing
Therefore. you are hereby notified. to APP
pear before said Court, at the time and place
aforesaid. then and there, 10 make objection
ifany you have, 10 the said time otpayment
being further extended rs aforesaid.
Given under my hand at Burlington, thls
9Th day of February, n d. 1887.
WIZ WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24
NOTICE.,

THE snbscrlbrrs give n0Iicc that The
d Grist Mil u, the Falls /, now in then
possession. They have employed an cxpr.
rlcnccd Miller in the place Of Mr.. Edg
cumbe. VINO will endenvour To satisfy the
public. HICKOK q CATLlN.
Feb. 90 1887
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24

BY the reports of the public shoots in Mas.
sachuse,ts, il appears that all tho boys in the
city of Boston, between the age of and 16,
are in attendance at public or pr va,e schools
excepting 33. The whole number is estnu-
ted at l6 $50.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24

question, and the right of petition. Some
fifty or sixty of them.have had meeting
with view 10 devise some measures for
their common protection against the abo''
/ ,ionists. A general Convention Of the
Southern States has been talked OF as pre-.
iiminary to q division of the Union.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24
MARRIED..

To Underhill on the 9Th inst. by the Rev. Mr..
Kingsbury, Mr.. Cyrus Packard of Jericho to Miss
Melissa Mead, of the former place.
Al Wa,ervlier, by the Rev. II. E. VERMILYEA,
Captain g. LATHRoP 10 ELIZABETH daughter Of
Robert Dunlop, Esq.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24

MADNESS OF PARTY.-The House Of
Representatives Of the Pennsylvania Legs.
a,ure has passed bill to prohibit the Uni
ted States Bank from subscribing to or hol-
ding stock in any rail road company, or
other internal Improvement companies Of
that commonwealth!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24
Burlington High School.

YENHE Trustees of this Institution give no.
Il lice that the next term of instruction
will commence or Monday Goth inst. under
the care of
JOSEPH Il. EASTMAN, A. NJ.
Instruction will be as usual in those branches
which arc requisite to qualify young men
either for admission a, College or for any Of
the departments ofbusiness.
The price ofluition is five dellar per quar-.
ter for each scholar. Incidental expenses moi,
to exceed fifty cents per quarter
HEMAN ALLEN, J. X. Converse,
Timothy FoLLErr, ALvAN FoorE,
N. b. HAswELL, G. q. ISGERsoLL,
GEO. MooRE. Trustees.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24

Gen. lessup. u viii be rocoiiected about
n wear since, wrote letter To Blair, Of the
GLOBE, complaining nj zen. Scot.s manage.
",nent in Florida, in>inna'ino serious char
ges agains, h,u. nod suggesting TINT B'nIr
nlch, iI-;li lh's 'l-un INTO the ear Of the
pteslder'. he did co. mad 81 'n,e an
shortly Son Scot, vas recalled and court
martial orLe7ed. I'VE ,,.ult Is an entire
and honorable acS''t al OF Scot, and u
c"n,nrc of Jessur fer his mean md das-
snrdIv couduc, IN the sHnr. Thu, in,rd
N HI. attempt To CRAFTY an old grudge
again, Scott, and smar'ing under the i'm
Piled crn.nre Of his own conduct in listen
,ng to the ISLANDERS "f Kitchen scul,iun,lhc
roaring hon Isagaln rouse d. and the Presi.
dent refuses to sanction the decision If the
Court, lD'lnaiing hat he is not to BE- fol-.
ed off in tins way. He say. hey had %
business TO alude 10 Jessup's letter or
Blair's agency in The business. SO we go.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24
NEW YORK MARKET. F.h. 10

FLoUR-Pr,ces have rather advanced since the
excitement. Moderate sa les Of western SlI AZ
"A sI2 Georgetown and Howard street sill rs.
GRAIN-Tlie transactions since last week do
no, exceed IL 900 bushels, AZ rates varying from
2 10 TO 2 25 rs. The stock Of rye is light some
aaies have been made AT 55 TO distillers. Con.
siderable southern corn has arrived and sales Of
about 6O00 bushels AT l04 los cents. 200 bags
of ne" White beans by auction sold at IT'S cts
per bushel.
PRovIsIoNs--Mes s Pork il in brisk demand
Prime rather dull. No change in Beefor Lard.
The Southern members in Congress hav
become excessively excited IN consequence
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24

DOMESTIC ArFLicTIoN. We see it sta.
ted from foreign piper. that the Mistress
ofthe American Minister at Madrid has
deserted her lord and married o foreign
Duke. If this be true there is certainly
some reason to believe that Mr.. Kncart's
baggage may be spared the modification
Of another canvass for congress. The
Sentinel may now safely aver that the can.
didate himself will be here in time for the
next election. for TO quote the language Of
that paper on former occasion,) "the 90
Jet of his mission is now accomplished.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24
CALEDONIA SPRINGS.

A NALYSTS Of the Medicinal Springs. in
"A Caledonia. Upper Canada.
GAS SPRING.
OF. WATER.
Chloride Of Sodium 1915
/" Magncsia los
-" Potassium l.55
Sulphur of Lime 1.47
Carbonate of Lime 24O
d" Magnesia $50
Soda 100
lion 1O3
Iodine IS
Vegetable extract l.52
Grains lOO.22
WHITE SULPHUR SPRING.
or. WATER.
Chloride Of Sodium 6O.44
do Mngncsia go
Sulphura,e Of Limo 60
Carbonate of Lime .82
do Magnesia $50
Grains 66'l6
SATISFYING, so CALLED.
l or WATER.
Chloride of Sodium 1922
do Magnesa 2Ol
Sulphurate of Limo 1893
Carbonate Of Lime 200
do Magnesia SIP
do Soda $50
Iodine Of Sodium SO
Vegetable extrac! 81
Grains l20.44
One Hundred cubic inches Of Gas from III,
Gas Spring nnalvzed is us follows:
Light Carbonated Hydrogen $3.50
Nitrogen 600
Oxygen l.56
Snlpturatc Hydrogen 400
Carbonic Acid $50
Signed, J. X, Chiffon. Chemist.
New York, 25th Oct. 1886.
These voters have been proved good 70
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Salt Rheun, Feve
Sores, sore Eyes, Liver complaints and al
blood complaints
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24

Garden Seeds.
Inn Boxes assorted Shaker Garden
AVO Seeds --"f last wears Growth
by J. g. J. II. PECK & Co
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-24

SUBJO1NED is a Catalogue ofsome Of the
~ various kinds Of Goods w. w. MESSER
Is constantly receiving from The Foreign and
Domestic Manufacturer.
In soliciting the custom Of Merchants and
Dealers. he assures them that he will sell his
goods tor Cash or Credit, At as low prices and
on as good terms as can be fond in any City
in the Union.
Having hni 'ooe"t'y commenced business,
he will be pleased TO sell for CASH at u much
lower rate Of profit than the old and establish.
cd houses Of the City are in practice ofdoing