davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-18

WISHING A ND sTpHE CARDS. engraved NJ a
superior tye and printed with tc Per.
furnishing their own Copper Plae con have them print
"a the approved fashionable siyle OF cards
The latest fashions received, and invoice ~ superior Ena-
melted Cards expressly Visiting Cards which fo bri an.
81 polish bc eNcellcd
Merchants and keepers supplied with Cards either
Copper plate or letter press few hours notice
Cares Al Home and for Private Parties, &c.
Spcc 70 he and all orders promptly executed
VALENTINES Engraving, Printing, and Fashionable Visit
ING and Store Card Establishment 20 John street, Of
Miim ay3t I'm
TuILDtEN's CLOTHING subscriber
~ Keep constantly hand extensive assortment Of child
clothing made IN the fashionable STYLE which they
will sell on very reasonable wholesale retail
a2i-3mt GEO. A. HONT 4 co. ~ Bowory, NJ "
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-18
TIE ALL. STop,paRT CD.

TIRE ALL. Sf0DDAS ri ~ CO, No ~
~ t0urandt street, icy r. inform The trade that they
tn removed from No. 1Uafaud street TIE above
- mud elegant sl1rc where they have hand and
constantly receiving, irc supplies II Halter, Plush
Trimmings
Also fancy coorcd ruscs Cor ladies' Lonneis which they
viii sell accommodating rrus.
Hats Caps stocks and S'0ck Frames II wholesale st2-v
DApEkkEA NGa~Gs-DuNCgIRT6 STA MINERS
beg leave respectfully o. call llo attention of er frcns
ami the public gcucraY, their and elegant
of goods Just received aul oncnl their store No
Pearl street bcfw Frankfort aud Haguc Consumers
and deasrs VIII ind, their establishment advantages
where else to b. met WITH IN addition their entire stock
~ goods.
~tamrrs ~ the above firm, generally Known y tho
appcaon ~ the Three Fingered Paper Hanger an who, a
j. needless ~ hu Strangers stands pufivae IN the
Of paper hanging both for AMI despatch, Will
end IN person Gar practicable al tie work which shall
H. ed ~ his mJl Gfns
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-05-18
has nothing 10 Show more fair,o

than this sweet bewching black-haired gir.
She dresses with exquisite taste all plalnness, all
eeganoc-shc copies nature she IS intellectual IN every
point of character could not help being impressed
by her soft rolling eyes, peeping from beneath as calm
and digni6ed forehead as ever graced the queenes
virgin | was transfixed; there | remained like a
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08
Harry SCOTS Estate.
STARE or TERMONT,)
DISTRICT OF GRAND ISLE

DIS XII L Uf tkaND ISLE
4 II probate Court holden at the pro-
IN bate Office in North Hero in said dis
trict on the 10Th day Of August A. d. 1887.
Present the Hon. Joel Allen Judge.
An instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament of Harry Scott, late OF
Isle La Note IN SAID district deceased,
being presented to the Court here by
George Scott, one of the Executors there
in named for Probate. 1t is ordered by
said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear at session OF
said Court, 10 be holden at the dwelling
house of Jedediah p. Ladd. in North Hero,
on the fourth Monday of September next,
at one o'clock in the afternoon, ard shew
cause if any they have against the probate
of said VIII, for which purpose 1t is further
ordered that a copy Of the record Of this
order be published three weeks success
svely in the Burlington Free Press, a
newspaper printed at Burlington, in the
County Of Chttenden, as soon as may be-
A true copy of record,
Attest. A. KNIGHT, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08

Our returns are thus far too limited and
imperfect to enable Us to form any very
definite opinion as TO the result. Messrs
Jenison aud Camp are undoubtedly elect
ed, but it is rendered more than probable
that there is no choice for Treasurer. Mr.
Clark has received very few votes in Gale
odnla and Washington Counties, and has
fallen off more or less in almost every other
county. The Election of Treasurer will
in all probability devolve on the House.
In Washington ard Orange Counties the
Wings have lost, and in Frank Kin gained
several members. Below we annex all the
returns received.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08
Mary WilcoX's Estate.

"E the subscribers having been appointed
w by the Honorable the probate Court for
the district of Chittendcn Commissioners 10
receive examine and adjust The claims and
demands of all persons against the Estate Of
Mary Wilcox, late of Westford, in said district
deceased, Represented nsolvent, and also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset there.
to, and six months from the day of date here.
Of being allowed for that purpose by said
Court do therefore hereby give notice that we
will attend to the business Of our appoint
ment at the dwelling of Allen Stone, IN
Westford in said District on the first Mondays
of October and February next, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. on each Of said days.
Dated this 9th day of September A. d. 1887.
ISAAC CHASE, Co
JOHN MORSE, Oo'"'''
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08
STATE or TERUONT, }
DISTRICT OF cHITTENDEN, as.

DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN, IS.
A y Probate Court holden at BurlDg-
IN ton. within and for the District aforc-
said on the 2lst day Of August A. d. 1887
an instrument purportlng ~ be the last
will and Testament of Lot Newell late of
Charlotte in said District deceased, was
presented to the Court here for Proba,c.by
Amos Clark the Exector therein named.
THEREFORE 1t is ordered by said Court,
that public notice be given to all peIsons
concerned therein to appear before said
Court, at a session thereof to be holden at
Burlington on the Cd. Wednesday Septem.
Der A. ID. 1887 aud contest the probate Of
said VIII, and it is further ordered that
this order be published three weeks sue.
cessively in the Free Press news paper
printed at Burlington, in this State, the
last of which shall be previous to the day
assigned. as aforesaid for hearing.
Given under nv hand at the Registers
Office, his 2lst day Of August A. ID. 1887.
VIM. WESTON. REGISTER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08
POLK was elected Speaker on the first bal
lot, by majority of eight votes.

A correspondent Of the New York Mer.
camille Advertiser who writes from Provl-
dence thus speaks of grand Wing meets
ing in that city:
Mr.. Whlpple made a speech which but
few orators IN tins country could surpass.
Al about half past 0 o'clock, Mr.. Burgess
iollowed-l will give you his eXordIum:
"Mr. Chairman 81 have not the vanity
to attempt to delaln this meeting, after the
superior relreshment which has Just been
presented 10 us---lor who. Sir, shall have
skill TO paint after Raphael or the presump
,on TO add another lhunderbolt to the Ju
pler Olympus OF Phidlas3 At my advan
ced age, ! shall not attempt to pursue the
snow flake in It's teelness. An humble
task remains Tor me which, as you know,
Sir, Is to "Gather up Me fragments"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08

Making 8 per cent. assessment for
the year; which is 10 be cast on the origin.
al amoont of the premium note, without
reference to any endorsement, and the
same to be paid to the Treasurer at his Of
flee IN Montpelier. on or before the 18th
day of October. 1887. An opportunity will
he presented to forward assessments by the
members ofthe Legislature, and those who
neglect TO forward the amount when due,
are referred 10 the 9Th Sec. of the Act
attached to each policy for the consequent
ces
BY order ofthe Directors.
HOMER w. HEATON, Treas.
Mon, pcller, Aug. 10, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08
,D VI BE Y nc @ Il O Ii
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER Q.
CUITTENDEN COUNTY.

1t is with feelings of no ordinary saisfac ion
friends OF wing principles in Chenden County.
Tie results of Tuesday furnish the most certain
and honorable testimony Of their supreme devotion
To the cause of their country. The contest has
been in some respects severe one. A II that COM
plee party organization and discipline, aided by
the patronage Of The governmcnt-a that the infu-
encc of the oflicehoders and their parizans, called
upon by their political maker to prove by their
works their attachment to his adminslra ion--all
that the hope of party preferment, and the fear Of
party denunciaiop, could array against the people,
has been brought into the con0c: by our adverse.
ties while the wings, relying upon the business
Of their cause, united by "A sentiment Of ardent
patriotism, and impeled to action by the alarming
features Of the times and due regard TO the COM
mon interest, have sustained the onset and repe He'd
it with spirit and irmness altogether invincible.
The result is, indeed, most cheering. While the
towns Of Sheburn, Charlotte. Ilinesburgh, Willis
ton, St, George, Wesford and VI on, have shown
themselves heretofore ''uprght and sleadfisl,"
they have now the pleasure OF welcomlng the return
of Burlington, Huntington and Jerco, TO the true
! fold. In this town the "contested election" has
been settled at home this year, and in way TO sat-
isfy The public that Burlington is at last fully re.
deemed from The reproach of being the strong hold
Of i'oryism. For many years has she endured the
modification Of having her principles and seni-
men,s misrepresened, but thanks TO the honesty
and intelligence Of her citizens, they have judged
the administration by its fruits, and at last noby
indicated their political character from the re
proach under which it has too long suffered. The
irecmen Of this town at the polls Oh Tuesday pro.
uounced their decision in language firm and
uneqnivocal as TO leave the administration party
without hope ofreversing it, for it is the result
of patriotic deliberate refeclion- has been made
at a time when the measures and policy Of the nd
minisralion were fully developed and from jus
appreciation of their character and tendency -
Such change, made under such circumstances
cannot we are confident be ever reversed if :h
spirit and devotion which achieved it are equalIe,
by the animated moderation, firmness and perse
verance which the character Of onr fellow citizen
warrant Us to anticipate.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08

One of the most singular incidents con-
nected with the political history Of the
times, is the fact, that the publishers of
Van Buren, papers can get no intelligence
from the late western elections Extra.
ordinary as 1t may appear, they have yet
heard nothing from Kentucky, Indiana and
Tennessee except from one or two dis.
tric,s in the latter State--and what is still
worse for their readers it is not probable
they erer ,oiN!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08
TO WOOL GROWERS g.
DEALERS.

TUE Subscriber has opened DEPOT
a. FOR THE RECEPTION AND PUBLIC
SALE OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN wool,
IN the CITY of New-York The FIRST Sale
will be announced as ear ~ as practicable,
and afterwards continued at regular periods
as may be deemed eXpedlent.
The extent to which the growth and man.
ufacture of his article has arrived in this
country, forming as 1t does. one of the
staples of production, as well as Of eXien-
sive imporat alton, renders the establishment
of regular market, where the Farmer
can avail! himself Of the foil prices paid by
manufacturers. and where Manufacturers
NAV. at stated periods find full supply,
and suit their purchases exactly according
to their wants, is not oaly desirable, butab
solutely necessary for the profit and con.
venence of both classes. To the Farmers
especially it is all important, that they
should enjoy regular market and the ud
vantage Of full competition instead of
being compelled to submi, to the prices
offered by spectators, whose intimate
knowledge Of the wants of Manufacturers,
and whose nicer Judgment IN the articles,
has given them great advantage, and often
compelled great sacrifice on the part Of
the Farmer.
The city OF New-York being by far the
creates, market where Manufacturers find
a sale for their fabrics, 1t Is placed beyond
a doubt. that, If the growers aud dealers ~
Wool, avail themselves extensively Of TIN.
opportunity OF offering their Wool for sale.
it will bung together, as purchasers, an
the principal Manufacturers of the North.
ern States: and give, not only ,othe boyer
and seller every advantage that can be
offered, but regularity aud stability to the
market which has not be fore existed 40 tins
country, and which IN other wool grown,
countries has been productive OF the great
est benefit 10 all classes,
Persons wishing to enter their Wool for
Sale, are desired to correspond early with
the subscriber.
JOHN A. PARKER.
New York, July IS, 1887.
Corner Of Wall a. South ST, SIN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08

We understand that the approaching
llth of September will be commemmora,
ted by public celebration at Aburgh
Springs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08
FIRE.! FIRE.!

"HE members OF the Vermont Mutual
l. Fire Insurance Company are hereby
notified that the following assessments
have been made by the Directors, on all
notes in force, on the following days, to
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08

JAMES WApswoRTH, an Euglshman,
aged 25 years, was found dead in hi. shop,
near the wharf, on Wednesday morning
last. The jury of inques. summoned on
the occasion came to the conclusion tina,
his death was the result of fit of apoplexy.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08

wings to 5 tories. Last year the representatives
were equally divided.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08

Hon. Joel Allen (Whig) is elected Senator in
Grand Isle County, by 81 majority.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08
NEW YORK MARKET-SATUR


FLoUR-The market for Western has been
completely exhausted so much so that during one
day the past Week there was not a barrel in first
hdnds--a circumstance that has not happened be-
fore in year. Even the great holders, who have
had immense stocks at different periods, had sold
their last barrel The market has therefore been
very firm al so 10. Ohio 9 Q 25. Very
hule Southern here, aud but little doing, sales n,
5 10 to 9 20. The stock of all descriptions at
market s eXceednglv light. and daily receints
small. GRAlN--lhe stock Of wheat in market
is greatly reduced. lnsead o having half n mill
ion of bushels on hand, as has been the case, we
have not now over sixty FIVE thousand, and that
mostly of an inferior quality. The transactions of
the week have not been extensive. Sales orchoice
foreign AT s. 60, and inferior at 81 20 a 81 so.
oi Rye the stock is not large, and prices well sus
tanned, sales at SO a s. cents Corn-aI the
Southern has been sold AT SO a 9j cents Corn
all the Southern has been sold Al % a 81. Jersey
100 els. New Oats come in freely. Sales at As
a 30 cents. PRONlSIONS-Ihe supplies Of
Pork has been great, and The market so du that
prices have declined to , dollars barrel. Sales
of Mess a. Sl7 a 20, and Prime at Sl3a SIG IL.
The stock OF Beet is SO moderate that prices are
well sustained. Sales AT last week rates.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-09-08
TIE ELECTION.

Presidents MEssAGE.--Poor trash.
The herald., 1837-03-27

hearing silver bosins approached-others with pitch
ers poured water on our hanos-olneis again pre-
scented US towels. On the centre OF the ferslan car
pet was placed small table foot square, covered
with a cloth of gold tissue. On that was a circular
glass waiter, about three feet In diameter In the
centre was dish of roast mutton. The Sultana sat
down with my mother and self on either side of her
then E and c., and q lady of the court,
fsrnerly slave of the Pasha's now married and
handsome-sllyer knives and forks &c, which the
Sultana knew not how 10 use. She punched at the
meat in most unmercltul manner When we sat
down, napkin was placed on each of our laps
other embroidered in gold laid the shoulder-and
third, and finer one laid upon the lap to wipe the
mouth with. Some OF the slaves famed us-some
held the different dlshes-others salvers and knives
and others again silver pitchers, and SO on what
with the beautiful dresses, the glitter OF gold ana da-
monds, the divaa, the spacious hall and fountain, II
seemed that the scenes OF the Arabian Nights were
realized before me. | wish you could have seen 1T
Our only regret that this beautiful scene could
not be enjoyed by some of our friends.
It's SAID there is no pleasure without pam. Truly
II was al most too much for We counted thirty
nine different dishes served out al time; and of
each we were obliged to eat little. And SO strangely
served as they were. The first five dishes were Of
mutton, rice, then sweet dish, then fried lemons ;
then meat, then another sweet dish next fried fish
and nuts and on I'LL the thirty y-nnth, which was
stewed riceand bonny clabber. The glass saver was
then taken away, and a silver one with melons,
peaches, grapes, &c. replaced it, When we rose from
the table, the girls with the basins kne before US and
hands were washed as before, when pipes and coffee
given to US to finish of with. Whilst we smok
ed the Sultana retired to prayers which she does five
times day Then if you coald have witnessed the
scene, you would have imagined US amongst parcel
of great children Oh how we were dragged about
patted and pulled; each woman declaring we belong
ed TO her, and should not speak to the others.
AT o'clock we wete sent for TO depart, as the gen
emen were sataled with smoking and could wait
longer They had been with the Governor all this
time. The slltana held US tight, and said the Captain
Pasha had no business to send for us; and it was
o'clock before we could get away. We made great
procession through the garden. First went the mu-
sical dancing and singing girls then the sultana and
ourselves, slaves bearing fans of peacocks feathers
over our heads; and then came the attendants. At
the garden gate, sherbet was handed, when we took
kind farewell of our hosptable Sutana, and were
consigned to the care of the male attendants and at
the carriage found the gentlemen impatient to hear
all about what we had seen"
The herald., 1837-03-27
ml,sm JD W wIIiALL } proprie,ors.


hYSPEPSIA-ln IL most dsa geeable forms, is electu
- ally cured by Dir. MEADS ANTI DY5P PEPTIC. or sTO
MACH PILLS the only medicine yet offered to the public
from which fadcai and permanent Le obtained
those chronic states dcrangcmen digestive organs,
.tIiting that COM Heated disease, termed Dyspepsia
The symIt characerzlng dyspepsa Indigestion are
long train Of those dlsaseeaslc -nsaons commonly called
complaints such loss of appetite
the stomach, and sometimes bechng water
which Is sometimes ta-teess, bat sour
pain IN The stomach heart bum, what called
coness paieness OF The e,une angusr owness Of
ns papaoas OF the heart vertigo, gdness and disturbed
sleep The number o these symptoms different
with being e only while even addition
al equally dsageeabe such pains
east hatulence wind IN the stomach and bowels
or wasting Of 'he whsle body with weakness particularly
of the egs This disease has
many medical writersbu how little has been uodcrtooa
want of success whi h attends the general mode
plainly shows Let take example illustrate this
ton Heart burn or stomach being often troublesome
symptom o THIS troublesome complaint the aeaon
femovingi F "
soidby Hull Bowne,i2s Ma den Lane; George Cogsesha
CO ner OF Pearl and ksse streets; Minor Gamble corner o
bfosdway and Vessy Streets Dodd of as
States. = 's'O~' ''' o""0'
Meme 'nuine without signature of GEORGE SMITH
The herald., 1837-03-27

A RTIFICIAL r YES are inserted by Dr. Isaac Francis
"A Surgeon Dentist which cannotb be distinguished on natural
will perOrn every Of that giving
the sghe For the production and application Of
ne ehas recsivd Diploma, (which the following copy
PREM IUM.
This Diploma awarded by the
AMERICAN
In the city ofNcw York ~ the late Fair.
To DIR. l. FRANCIS,
For fine specimen Of Artificial Eyes,
IAN
JAMgs TALLMAoR, Pres't
EDWIN WILLIAMS, Rec. Sec.
J. B. WAKEMAs, Corr sec.
rCELEBRATED EYE WATER.-Dr. =. also resps otuly
soc the attention OF the public cxtraodnay and eff
cicious Eye Water II has tse
and chronic nta ton aodng immediate
rtcf To the aged who commonly afflicted with weak
and ndsncness and diseased for
raj years. its effects have been truly astonishing
~ B. DIR F the first May 1873 Chambers
Hudson.
The herald., 1837-03-27
THE EYE.

nR. ELLIOTT, Ocutist, Prgessor If the anatomy and
- diseases V the ha,nan eye-Prom IL undivided at
and constant study, under the orus
burope, and one of he best in AmsrcaPofrssor smith
Medic College Of Oho1ita the
the mast dangerous and diseases without
badness when he for
Cdferdcf, Corectona and Eyifroptu1s.
SPECTACLESD Els patent beuutifsl transparent, medium
spectacle Gasses having the peculiar u keeping
preety cool giving immedas and permanent ease and
Al the time suit whost the Of
D T. will hmsslf adjust the Glasses parsuiar
feet
D e. begs To state that he attends diseases and
mperfecon Of vision only Office 500 Broadway
in Duane street f2xtr
The herald., 1837-03-27

MAPS.-Tte subs -rber has made arrangements
VA oil ores IN the Mapping line the neaest Spe
cimenp may be NJ their office.
LTTHOGRAPHY-AAord Lithogyaphy, attended with
care and despatch
great varetyef Engravings hand PLAIN coorca
duo ocd prices to dealers BROWNE n REDMOND,
tyis Eu ultpss AZ
The herald., 1837-03-27

- PEARL STREET This spacious cstabh shmeni
larged and erected upon It's former site the Of the
rnccial operations the
B fire proof store and warehouses occupying the ground Of
the great conf gration This Hotel front upon Pearl
ter streets arranged upon and impsved plan with
spacious exchange oon-erren.ve dining parolarge and
sleeping commodIous bath 10
elevate supply water to the s for other purpose
together with every convenience required promote the health
and comfort OF the Boadera guard also employed
keep part OF the security Alderman
Peters the has spared render this building
both IN extent and style of architecture, equal f superior
commercial Hotel In this This furnish.
c complete IN modern style and reopenc nth March, 1887 The
Prcpeor respectfully solicit the paonage OF s old
and tho puslic generally.
JNO. A. FLINT
The herald., 1837-03-27

- letter the Gentlemen Of York tho subject OF
Mauirony; by Lady. "
The Young Bride al Nome Hep to Coasub,a Hspp,aess
With e0miar i've ofthe
lA nnr Hssbands Book aso, The Ypung Wifh's Book
cnr Manuals o nc duties moral religious aud domestic imposed
Dsxs's Lectures on Coutsk,p and MarraEe
WHISPER u \ Newly Wcd1ed Pair from a wdowed Wife
fUsale by G. J. FOLSOM No 40 Fulton. and SIS Pearl st
10