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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08
DIR. BRANDRETH
Wants no college no institution, no monopoly,
no charter, he being guile satisfied to
rest on The patronage ofhe public
for The success of his grand.
fathers
PROFITABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS.
Established in England, ISL.
"Scierce should contribute TO the comfort,
health, and happiness Of mankind."'

"HESE celebrated vegetable Pills of which
l. EIGHTY THOUSAND BOXES have
been sold in N. York since July, 1885, arc now
recommended by thousands of persons whom
they have cured of Consumption, Influenza
Dyspepsia, Headache, Pains and sense of
funess in The back part of the Head, usually
the symptoms of Apopexy, Jaundicc, Fever
and Aguc, Bilious. Scarlet, Typhus, Yellow
aud common Fevcrs of all kinds, Asthma.
Gout. Rheumatism, Nervous diseases, Liver
complaint. Plcurisy, Inward Weakness. De,
preston ofthe Spirits, Rupiuies, inflammation,
Sore Eyes, Fits, Palsy, Dropsy, Small Pox,
Measles, Group, Coughs, Whooping Cough,
Qunzy, Cholic, Choleramorbus, Gravel,
Worms, Dyscnlary. Deafness, Ringing Noises
in the Head, Kings Evil, Scrofula, Eryslpelas,
or ST. Anoihy's Fire. Salt Rheum. White,
Swe llings. Ulcers, some 80 years standing
Cancers, Tumors, Sweled Feet and Legs,
Piles Costiveness, all erup,ions of tho skin,
Frightlul Dreams, Female complaints ofevery
kind, especially distractions, relaXations, &c /:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08

PThc above medicine is pre-
pared by HENRY SEYMOUR, of Hadley
Mass. from the original recipe, by the direction
Of said Moore. and sold by him ard the p. Incl.
pal Druggists in the United States.
1-EAs there are many spurious articles in
circulation, for the benefit of,he public, he will
rive the Gollowinu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08
II A II.
20 Barrels. just received by
J & j n PECK & Co

w f. would inform our customers that
w we are constantly receiving additions
10 our stock of goods. and that we mean, as
usUalto keep our assortment good. II those
who nave 10, called lately will just step in,
they will find we have not been backward
IN attempting TO keep up The Variety
Our goods are purchased by brother of
one of our firm [when we do not 60 our
se'ves] who resides in New York, and has
purchased goods for us several years. We
sha III be pleased TO slew or sell goods to
any one who asks TO zee or buy them, al
The Variety Shop
Ang.l PANGBoRN g. BRrNsMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08
NOTICE
TO RHEUMATIC iNvAIiDS

DERSONS suffering under heu,naiic A.
J. (ect,on are respectfully assured, that they
can obtain Of the proprietor and his agents a
safe and admirable remedy for RHEUMA"
TlSM, however obstinate the disorder may be,
and in all its different stages.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08
LIFE! LIFE! LIFE.
On. IONA. MoURE's
5seseurc of Lift.
40 0prMTS PER ROvTLE


1HNHE most highly esteemed medicine that
n has ever been discovered for curing
Coughs, Colds aud whoopng cough, which, IT
taken at the commencement Of the disease,
may be cured ~ short time. The following
are few of more than thousand
RECOMMENDED
The undersigned ministers Of the Gospel in
the county Of Windham, VI. knowing the SAL
utarv efficacy. Of Dr. Jonathan Moorc's Es-
scnce of Life" having used it ourselves and in
our families. consider il n valuable compost.
ton; particularly useful and efIicatious in re-.
moving complaints Of the lungs. and indeed
safe and restorative medicine in The various
diseases named in the Doctors accompany
label; and do most checrfulIy recommend its
general use, bcIieviny.it well worthy the pat
ronare of,hc public
Signed--Ilosea Becky. Dummcrston; Syl.
vesier Sage, Westminster; Jed. L.. STARK,
Bfat,leboro; Elisha d. Andrews, Putncy ;
Chandler Bates. Philclus Clark.
October 9, 1896.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08
To oil mhnm IL mnN cOncern.

We, the undersigned Physicians, who have
proved the efficacy of DR.. Jonathan Moorc's
Essence of Life. conceive it our duty TO pat
ronize the medicine, and are of opinion that
ifs generally used. it will be of public utility.
Signed-Abcl Duncan, Samuel Stearns,
Dnmmerston; Jonathan Badger, VIM. Town:
Westminster; c. ". Chandler, Andover
Prescott Hall, Chesterfield.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08
Ele.rir Vegetable Balsamique.
N. Fl. DOWNS

PROFITABLE BALS.4MIC ELMER
For Coughs, Colds. Consumption, Catarh
Group, Asthma, Whooping Cough. and all
other diseases of the head, chest aud lungs.
Pamphlets containing a history Of the med.
icine-a sketch of the diseases for which is
is mended-cerlifcales from uuques.
iionabe sources-ample directions, and much
other important information accompanying
each boltle-may be had off any OF The Agcn,
cles, gratis. J, CURTIS, Druggist, ST. Al.
bans, W wholesale Agen, aud joint propre.
tor. The following are especially appointed
retail Agents.
MISREPRESENTATION & Potwin, James,
Smith & Co. and X. Moody.
Hmesbuvgh-A. S. &. ID. G. Weller.
Milton Wellington, Whitney Il Co., Clark
Boardman s. Co.
Charlotte Samuel II. Barnes, and most
other respectable Druggists, &c. in the coun'
try.
st. Adams, July 70, 1885. I,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08
NEW MEAT MARKET.
NUTS y WHWITa

DRUNES, Cufon. Engl Cnrranls,
l. Bunch Raisins, Brandy and Ginger
Preserves, Dates, Lemons. O,anges, Al
monds, Fllbeus, &c. &c, of superior DUAL.
lilies, cons' ani y on hand bv the subsc ,bers
LATHROP H. POTWIN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08
FarwelI's Cater Boots, Walk

ing Shoes, Ladies a. Misses English and
French Kid Slips, Gentlemens pumps,
Childrens Shoes, &C., constantly kept aud
for safe by Lovely g. ABBOTT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08
Ktna Insurance Company.
The Sick mans Friend.
MOrisOn's Pills,

Or the real genuine HygeanUn'versaI Me-
dlcine of the British College Of Health, ia
packages of l., 9, or dollars. can be ob-
tanned in this town, only OF the regularly
appointed Agent. AS you value " health,
which is lfc," see tina, yon get the genuine
Pills; they are signed S. Gage at present,
(but will soon be signed H. Fi,ch) Stale
Agent, and A. Brlnsmaid, sub agent for
Burlington. Wall others are base coun-
,erfelts. For the convenience of the pub
lie, they will be, with the Powders and a
Hygean Book, kept at the Variety Shop.
A. BRlNSMAID.
Agent for Burlington. VT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08
PIANO T.eRTE
ESTABL ISA MENT

00 d AAOAkO %ExNk0&V i
NMHE subscribers respectfully inform the
~ Tublic that they have formed n copart-
nership under the firm Of
HERRICK, CHRISTOPHER co.
Tor the purpose OF manufacturing and selling
Piano Forcs, in all their varieties warranted
equal in elegance, workmanship, touch, and
tone, to any manufactured in the United
States The operative part of,he firm have
had long and thorough practice in the hes,
Establishments in Boston. Philadelphia. and
New.Y York. and feel warranted bya competcn,
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
nor Of Champan and MacDonough Streets,
and examine the Instruments constantly or
hand consisting off variety ofplain and itch
Mahogany CASH, and superior havy toned
Rose Wood. with the highly approved grand
action. which produces a splendid clcarncss
and briliancy Of tone unknown TO others. All
orders by letter or otherwise directed 10 Ly
man Cole, for Piano Fotcs, Tuning. or any
other business connected with such an csiab-
lishmont, will be promptly attended to. Old
instruments tuned and repaired on reasonable
terms. HIRAM HERRICK.
WM. n. CHRISTOPHER,
LYMAN s. COLE.
Burlington, W., 22d February, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08
WOOL.

TNHE Wnoosk' Mills of Burlington will
l. take WOOL TO work on shares, or
exchange for Sattineltes on Delivery Of the
wool
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-13

10 her, and the remembrance that he was
an exile in n foreign land, relying on the
bounty of strangers for his daily bread,
while she and her husband were invested
with The regal inheritance of which he had
been deprived, pressed upon her the thought
of the contrast of her conduct as daugh-
ter, when compared with the fiial plety
of the child before her, whom sentence of
hers was about to render an orphan.
Rise, dear child she said; thou hast
prevaied--thy father shall not die. lgrant
his pardon a, thy entrealy-thy tilial love
has saved him.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-12-13
POLITICAL.
THE DIVORCE BILL.-NO. 3.

To The Edifor of the Penasyicanian:
The leading consideration IN favor Of the
Deposit Bank plan, whether n singIc bank
be employed or many, may he fairly stated
to he this: that the public moneys, instead
of being locked up, and for the time lost to
the community, become according to this
plan fund for discounts, and thus minister
to the mercantile aud speculative enterprise
Of the country, uutil they are actually re-
quired fer the service of GoverSment
believe ! state the position fairly; for !
mean to admit its truth, and on its truth To
build what Iconsider the strongest argument
sgainst the whole Deposit Bank system. ]
dis;ioc'iv canceda 10 The friends ~ hi, sys.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22

- kc-Sore keepers HOTELS kc can be supplied with small
ns,es tickets description from shilling 10 hfy
cents, payable on demand for goods to bearer.
Those viii be engraved in superior STYLE SO rs they
cannot be couutcrfeed BY applying at VALENTINES En-
craving Printing and Fashionable Visiting and store Carl e.
,ablis,ssent so John 4. corner al William myl6Iw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22

VrIsITINa AND STORE CARDS, engraved in a

VISITING AND sTOR r. CARDS. engraved ~
superior style and printsd with the utmost neaness Per-
furnishing their Copper Plates can have them print
ed on the approved fashionable style Of cards
The fashions received, and invoice of superior kna
need Cards expressly for Visiting Cards which Tor br lan
cy of polish cannot he excelled
Merchants keepers supplied with Cards. either
Copper plate or letter press, at few hours notice.
Cards Home and for Private Parties nc.
Specimens be and aI orders promptly executed ~
VALENTINES Engraving, Printing and Fashionable Visit
ing and Store Card Establishment 50 John street corner ~
William. aN I'm
(tHILDH CLOTHING.-The subscribers
~ constantly hand extensive assortment OF child
clothing made in the fashionable style, which they
will sell very reasonable at wholesale retail
AL SIM GEO A. HOyT CO, "a Bowery ~ "
n LICENSED M EILIGENCEO OFFICE, No.
10 Chamber s-Please TO take notice that TINS once has
long established and that excellent servants are to
be had shortest notice Those who IN want Of good
should apply Immediately No 70 just at the cor
usr Of Broadway. a3u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22
so. III FaToN STREET, THREE DoonS FROM NASSAU
Manufactures and keeps constantly on hand for sale,

NO. III FULTON STREET, THREE DOORS FROM NAssAo,
Manufacture and keeps constantly on hand Tor sale,
Plain and Fancy Paper Boxes Of description SIZE ana
STYLE for the following lines of business
A-Dry goods silks, laces, &C.. B-Shoes C-Fancy aru
Giles; D-Stocks collars, booms, shirts E-Curls F-Bu
tons Gyewelery and pertumey in all their branches H
Samples for coffee, rice, wheat, &C.; J-Maches k-Furs
especially for mufs; Musical instruments; MDrugs, apo
thecary and stationery; NHat hat boxes, and band
boxes for millinery articles
Orders for purpose, quantity quality OF paper boxes
received and promptly executed with DESPATCH al the lowest
prices, TO fit article prescribed in the neaest manner
Merchants setting new stores can be supplied
with good and strong boxes exactly ttnS ue
shelves, and being a real decoration OF the store.
Country merchants will find every accommodation IN regard
of obtaining boxes of any description and shipping them to all
parts of America at the shortest notice.
In the time he gives notice that he guary imports
from Germany This native country rea genui Cologne Wa
ter OF which he has received large quantity for wholesale
superior to any article in the present market
Also splendid OF Geru patterns tor sam
piles and embrodees every description for reang
boxes pocket books and ladies' notice books decorated with
needle work, rich and handsome style they
before.
g. Peuscer hssncere thanks his friends
and customers for their former and trusts b unwea
ried pains, TO merit a continuance Of the same.
lie also informs his friends and the public that he has been
awarded diploma from the last American FAIR held October,
1886, at Nblos Garden, New York. specimen OF paper
boxes they being considered the substantial and splendid
article in the line offered to the inspection OF the public
my20-lm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22

MllLlNEHS SUPPLIED AT WHOLESALE
Nu PRfCES.-TO THE LADTES.-T MORGAN, 1875 Ia
Chatham begseavc inform the ladies ~ ". York and
vicinity that he has inst received arrivals the
choice and elegant assortment OF goods offered In
city.
Elegant Printed Muslns, of the novel designs
Printed Lawns and Challiccs
Victoria Dresses, " % the dress Of 10 yards among
which = choice assortment Of coors
~ the real Imperial Blue Black Washing Silks, nj
eight hilng per yard, never offered In this city under
shilngs
Ribbons In endless varsity.
A full and choice assortment Of rich figured and plain
silks and Satins.
ss4 plain and embroidered Hosiery for per
bpair
Russia Diapers aud Table Linens.
case OF Gihsons celebrarcd Irish Linens.
cartons ~ En,hroidericS
Drapery Muslns, IN style, together with large
OF French Cacses and Domestic Goods, too
mention the lowest price asked, and no abate
menf. IT. MORGAN, 1875 " Chatham - assn
- RANITF.-The subscriber will furnish blocks Of Ora
NJ mite 10 order ~ amy sire Dimensions delivered on the
bank Of river fifty SIN miles from New York
equal in quality of the eastern Granite point
do sion ed on ne yer,a the lowest terms.
Annie alton 10 be made Ward w. Howard, Esq, No. g.
Harrison street, Cornelius Rkcman, Peeksk; subscr
ber at Cold Spring Putnam county, near the Quarry.
HENRY UOLDAM,
Agent Of the Highland Granite 90.
Cold Spring, April 27d, Is57 aa2 im
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22

sPLENDID wHIsE SUI
PRICE REbUCED.-BAGE K C
S would inform their friends and the pu
quence Of the unprecedented press
market, the price Of their white summer liza
from Is TO $3.50. The quality Of the above !
10 those furnished, and which gave uniyer
summer, II Is presumed win need no cemmei
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22

We learn that the committee appointed AT the re-
cent town meeting having addressed letter to the
various banks, those institutions have appointed
commi tee to draft reply The intercourse between
the two committees has thus far been characterised
by proper degree of liberal courtesy and we doubt
not the banks will be able to satisfy all who feel the
slightest interest in the subject of the proprety-nay
the absolute necessity of their recent course.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22
CONFECTIONARY.

~ CARD.-To the Ladies Of New Yerk.-A new thing
expressly manufactured for the ladies at GREGORYS whole
sale and retail Confectionery Store No ISL William street. ~
York. and sold wholesale retail by other person In this
city, VANILLA Cream Candy new, very rich and deli
cous article hereby submitted TO the Judgment and pa
of the New York citizens and the public in general and
especially the ladies' who said TO be the best judges OF the
of life; and "swee without bitter" the Vanilla
Cream Candy stands pre-eminent
NJ b. On hand and constantly manufacturing general
of Candies for the South and Western markets. the
lowest Wholesale price, and warranted 10 keep climate
No charge for boxes packing, carriage part OF the CT
ty. my9 lm-y
THYS Compound Liquorice Cough Mixture, fourth page
The special agent, 7 Bowery corner OF Grand street. has
obliged in consequence of the demand Of this Me-
decline from the lever and west side Of the city,
point HOPPER Broadway and Franklin and
UNDERHII.L corner Beekman and William Streets agents
for this Mixture.
IL THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing under
firm OF w. A. ANDROSS CO. Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent w. A. ANDROSS,
j. T.. ANDROSS.
December 9Th. DIS If
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-05-22
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. AN

with this Company their lives the lives Others
either for the whole duration Of life, limited peri
od The payments Of premium may be either made annually,
in gross sum. .
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-10-27

Treasury full Of bank notes, than 10 hare nothing
Would sny reasonable public creditor complain, or have
right to complain, il be paid IN notes OF banks IN
good credit Il Is the difference that y made among
tie public credaors that produces the complaint II all
paid In bank notes. should hear OF no dlssatis
faction.
As long commerce hourishes, we shall have an
oyerfowing Treasury Il is the duties paid on foreign
nporations that fill the National Treasury. 10 The SIM
gle city Of New York. sometimes fifteen millions have
been collected by destroying foreign commerce, You
lessen this snm, and in no other way so long as me
present duties remain How can fifteen millions Of dol
lars be collected in New York IN speeiei You must
destroy the Of the country ~ order to enable
the Government to collect the rerenue "a Specie Is
there any escape from this conclusion! II the foreign
goods are brought into the country, the dues must be
pad by preventing mporaiions, or IN other words,
destroying commerce. you lessen the amount OF du-
ties II IL is not lessened l5,0O0,0O0 must be col
lected in New York. Where can the specie be OBJ
tanned 10 nav these duties Farmer
Fapta1 county, Va. Oef. 8, 1887.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-10-27
NATIONAL BANK.

On the adoption OF the resolution in the House Of
Representatives, October S. "TAatH IS ins1pediem 10
charter National Bank" the vote stood as follows
YEAS---Messrs. Anderson, Andrews, Anterior,
Beatty, Beirne, Bickne Birdsal Boom Boulder, Brod-
head, Bronson, Bruyn, Buchanan, Bynum, Cambreleng
T. ], Carter, Casey, CLANCY Chapman, Cilley, Clai-
borne Clark, Cleveland, Clowney, Coles, Connor,
Craig Gary, Cushman Dawson, Dayee, DeGraff
DroIngooe, Duncan, Edwards, Elmore, Fairfield, Far
rngton Isaac Fletcher Foster Fry, Gallup, Gholson,
Gascock Granland, Grant, Gray, Griffin, Haley
Hammond, Hamcr Harrison, Hawkins, Haynes, Holsey,
Holt, Hopkins, Howard, Iiubey. Vim. II. Hunter,
Robert NJ +. Hunter, Ingham, Thomas b. Jackson,
Jabez Jackson Joseph Johnson Nathaniel Jones, John
W. Jones' kllgore, Khngensnith Legare, Leadbeter,
Lewis, Logan, Arphaxed LOOMS, Lyon, Mallory,
James NJ. Mason, Martin, Mckay, A. McClelan, II.
Mcclellan, Mcclure, McKim, Miller, Montgomery,
Moore, Morgan, Matthias Morris Samuel w. Morris,
Muhlenberg Noble, Oge. Ovens, Palmer, Parker,
Parmenter Patton, Paynter Pennybacker, Petrken,
Phelps Pckens Plnmer, Potter Pratt, Prentss, Reilly
Rhett, Rves, Robertson, Shelter, Shields Sheplor,
Smith, Snyder, Spencer Stewart, Talalerro Taylor,
Thomas, Thomson, Titus, Toucey, Towns, Tumey,
Vail, Vanderveer, WAGNER, Webster Weeks, Thomas
| r. Whlttlesey, Jared w. Williams, Worthington,
| Yell--l32
| NAYS-Messrs Adams, Heman Allen, John W.
! Allen Ayckrigg, Bell Bidde, Borden. William b.
Calhoun, John Calhoun, w. D. Campbell Chambers
Cheatham, Chds, Corwin, Cfanston, Crockett, Cur
lis, Gushing. Darlington, Dawes, Deberry, Dennis,
Dunn Everett, Ewing Richard Fletcher, fillmore, Rice
Garland, Goodc, James Graham W, Graham, Graves,
Grcnnell, Hall, Has,ead, Harlan, Harper, Halves,
Henry. Herod, Jenifer Henry Johnson, William Cost
johnson, Lawer, Lincoln Andrew w. LOOMS, Mar
vim, Samson Mason, Maury, May, Maxwell. McKennan
Menlfee, Mercer, Mligan Calvary Morris Naylor, Pat
tenon, Pearce, Peck Phillips, Pope, Potts, Rariden
Randolph, Reed, Rencher, Ridgway, Rumsay, Russell,
Sergeant, Augustine H. Shepherd, Charles Shepard,
Sibey, Slade Southgae, Stanley, Stratton, Tillnghas
Toland, Underwood, Albert S, White, John White
Elisha Whi,tlesey, Lewis Williams, Shcrrod Williams,
Joseph J.. Williams, Christopher ii. Williams, Wise,
Yorke-9l
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-10-27
CORRESPONDENCE.
New YoRK, October 20, 1897.
THE MARYLAND PLAN.
No. iii.


NY Dear Sir:-The representatives of the banks
in this city have received replies from the officers OF
banks in Thirteen States, approving of the proposed
convention to take measures to resume specie pay
ments-those of Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Mis-
sisSppi desired delay until after the late session OF
Congress, and the institutions of the remaining
States have not replied to the circular of the Com
mittee
At recent meeting of the officers of our city
banks ii was resolved TO call the proposed conyen-
ton on the 25h November next at this place, when
such measures will be adopted as shall seem most
advisable to hasten the resumption Of payments in
coin.
Although the Banks of Philadelphia and Balti-
more declined participating in the proposed mea-
sures to call convention yet the reason assigned,
viz that the action of Congress at its special session
might render il inexpcdient can be no longer urged,
and ii is presumed that they will cooperate with the
majority of banks throughout the Union, in endea-
voring to restore the currency Of the country TO its
former elevated position. The banking institutions
in this State are daily strengthening and terrifying
themselves preparatory to the resumption, and IL the
foreign exchanges are reduced to the par of specie
as have no doub they will be in few months
and Congress should not enact any laws, tending to
diScredit their issues | satisfied that they VIII
generally resume in less than six months from this
date.
To give you some idea of the substantial re-
sources of the commercial emporium it is only ne.
ceSsary to state that the payments TO the STATE anu
the United States b. the banks in this city during he
last nine months is over twelve millions OF doIIafS'
and that the contraction of the circulation and pay