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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-31
CALEDONIA SPRINGS.

A NALYSIS ofthe Medicinal Springs, in
IA Caledonia. Upper Canada.
GAS SPRING.
OF. WATER.
Chloride Of Sodium S975
Magnesia les
Potassium l.55
Sulphur of Lime 1.47
Carbonate Of Lime 2.4O
Magnesia $50
Soda LOO
Iron 1.O3
lodine 1.35
Vegetable extract 1.52
Grains lOO22
WHITE SULPHUR SPRING.
l ct. WATER.
Chloride of Sodium 6O.44
do Magnesia go
Sulphurate of Lime .68
Carbonate of Lime .82
do Magnesa $50
Grain. eo.l0
SPRING. so CALLED.
1 or WATER.
Chloride Of Sodium 1O8.22
do Magnesa col
Sulphurate of Limo 1893
Carbonate of Lime 200
do Magncsia SIP
do Soda .82
Iodine Of Sodium SO
Vegetable extract 81
Grains 1904
One Hundred cubic inches of Gas from the
Gas Spring analysed is as follows:
Light Carbonaled Hydrogen 1890
Nitrogen 600
Oxygen 1.56
Snlphurate Hydrogen 400
Carbonic Acid 5.54
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, 1837-03-31
Corn BrOOms.
n m Dozen Corn Brooms by
A6V J. g. J. II. PECK g. Co.
w. w. M e S S Err -,

No. 206 WASHINGTON STREET, BosToN,
Importer and Dealer in English. Canton
French, German and american Fancy
Goods.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-31
NEW GOODS
FIRST in the vuarEet.

TUST received by LAND" at this
- VaIe.y Shop; Twist Combs Chalk
CrayonS; drawing Pencils, India Rubber.
fine Bombaz,ne Stocks with Bows, &c.
&c. We are receiving and shall continue
to receive all articles necessary to keep
our assortment good. We have received
some good and large cotton and scotch
Bingham Umbrellas.
P.4N'GB BORN 4 BRLNSIN.4ID
.Nnrch l3. 1887. 3w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-31
D0ct. Il. Hall

OFFERS his professional services to
~ the inhabitants of Burlington and VIZ
cinty, as practitioner in Medicine and Sur
gerry. Office over r. Moodys Store, for
merly occupied by Dr.. Cobb, corner Of
Church street and the Square. Boards
At H. Thomas.
Burlington, March "a, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-31
HERDS GRASS SEED

T HAVE 100 Bushels on hand raised in
L the County ofSt. Lawrence N. Y. in 1886.
1t is altogether superior to The Canada Seed
-.No,O is The lime TO Juy-in 10 or Is days there
will not be bushel Of this kind to be had in
the County. S. EARL HOV.ARD.
Burlington, March %, 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-31
OPThe adjourned town meet
ing takes place on Monday next.
FIRE.
20 Tons of Hay for sale by
HtCKOK e. CATLIN.

LYMAN g. COLE,
WILL pay cash for a few thousand feet
w clear stuff White Pine Boards and
Plank, full 2 in. 4, |, aud So IN. thick
thoroughly seasoned, free from sap or pitch,
Also, seasoned Hard Maple Plank 2 in.
thick. To be delivered at their Store.
Burlington. March 10. 1887.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-31
RICH GOODS.

Gold and silver Pencil Cases in great vari.
ETY.; gold, silver, shell, pearl and finely painted
Snnff and Tobacco Boxes; silver Spoons,
Thimbles, butter and fruit Knives: pearl, agate
and glass silver mounted Seals; silver noun.
ted Dirks, Scissors, Stilettoes, Emeries and
Wakes; silver Tooth Picks, Whistles aud
Ratlles; variety Of elegant pearl Watch
Stands; ladies' rich gold plated Head Bands,
Bracelets and Bouquet Holders; inIad rose
wood and silver furnished Sewing Boxes p:
silver plated Teeth Brush, soap and shaving
Boxes; gold and silver Vinaigrelles.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-31

N. B,-Orders from the Country promptly
attended 10 and put up with great care.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-31
COM BIS.

Fine ivory Combs of all sizes and prices |;
wrought and PLANE shell Back and Side
Combs, shell and buffalo horn Twist Combs /;
shell, ivory and horn Dressing Combs; peurl,
shell and horn Pocket Combs; silver. Guilt
and jappanned metallic Twist Combs jet and
Guilt shell Side Combes
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-31
BRUSHES.

French, English & American hair Brushes
orall possible varied size and finish clothes
nail. hat, comb. shaving and shoe Brushes, %
great variety l, 9, 3, 4 and row fine French
English and American Teeth Brushes; cruml
and flesh Brushes.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-31
CUTIE RY.

Pearl, ivory, stag, horn and cocoa handled
1.2, 3 and blade Pen and Pocket Knives, of
"Rogers'," Hunts" "Clook's," "Ro,heram
and "Bagshaw's" manufacture; desk, bowie
and pruning Knives; pearl ivory and stag
handled silver capped Dirk Knives; a great
variety of English and French manufactured
Razors in cases on cards and Dozens NINA
ture Knives and Scissors; pocket, button hole,
nail, lace and common Scissors and Shears, of
English and German make, ofevery form and
quality; Tweezcrs, &c,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-31

nnio finished, rosewood, satinwood, birds. sy
maple and mahogany Work Boxes; a variety
OF sizes and patterns Of pictured white wood
Cotton Boxes; travelling roll up and lock up
Portfolios; perfumcfy. jewel, handkerchief
and glove cases; elegant Chinese Tea Cad.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-31
SOAPS, PERFUMARY AND OILS.


Almond paste Shaving Soap; "Kow's,"
white g. brown Toilet Shaving Soap; French
transparent and exquisilely periumed Toile,
Soaps, Lawsons composition Soap for the
extraction Of Oils from Cloth American Toll.
ct and Shaving Soaps, in great variety; real
Farna, French and American Colognes;
English and French double distilled Lavender
Water; French pcrfumed Toilet and Bureau
Cushions a general assortment of the French
extract OF flowers, too numerous TO parlicu.
lar,ze; Maccassar, Antixue, Vegetable and
Bears Oils; Bears Grease, pearl Powder,
French and American Hair Powder, aud Quo
Of Rose.
POCKET BOOKS, CARD CASES &C,
Plain and inlaid shell Card Cases. pearl and
wrough, ivory Card Cases, gilt and morocco
do; Souvenirs. Note Gases, Memorandum
Books. Tablet, Thread and Needle Cases of
beautiful finish and extensive variety ladies'
silver and steel mounted Pocket Books, sim.
pie and combined with Card Cases and Nee>
die Books furnished and plain; Gen,emen's
Wallets and Pocket Books, in as great a var.
ETY. as can DO found in tho city; Porcelain
States. Leaves and Tablets; shell Card Bias.
| kets, of beautiful and varied forms.
BRONZED GOODS.
| A great variety of unique and elegant pat.
terms Of Bronzed Ink Stands and Thermome.
ters; bronzed Gard Racks and Watch Stands
bronzed Pastile Burners, tables Bells. Cologne
and Perfume Stands.
DESKS, CASES, BOXES, sc.
Ladies and Gentlemen's IL, IA. l6, ID. q
and 90 inch rosewood and mahogany pearl IN
laid and brass bound Writing Desks, will
Secret Drawers; ladies' and Gentlemen
richly furnished and plain Dressing Cases
leather travelling and jappanned Shaving Ca
sesi ladies' plain and inlaid, furnished an
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-31
PIANO FeRTE
EST BLISETyT EMIT.

NNHE subscribers respectfully inform the
~ Iublic that they have formed copart.
nershp under the firm Of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-03-31

PROTESTANT JESUlTISM. For sails
BY Y. HARRINGTON.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-08
VAN BUREN, AND JEFFERSON.

Mn. VAN BuREx's INAucuRArIox-"The en-.
trance Of the ministers from different seign courts
followed BY the members Of their legations. Proda.
ced quite u sensation. Their rich and various COS.
tune contsasted stsixngly with the republican
plainness md simplicity Of rough over coats and
pepper and salt psntaio'ns, which abounded among
the auditory. This gallant show Of mustachios
and gold lace had hardly been admitted enough,
before tbs huzzas Of tie populsce out VI dooss. and
the thunder Of artillery annouuced the arrival of the
Lions Of the day, the President elect snd Ex-Pses
ident. They came from the Palace in the carnage
made from The timber Of the old Constitution,
which was presented to Gen. Jackson on W ashng-
tons birthday. They were escorted BY . trDop
Of horse and E.lowed by an immense concou'se OF
people of all sorts sg-s and conditions, the band
played "who'Il be KING bu, Chs'lic." The Sen
ate and whole audience ia their chamber rose Al
their entrance"
Ma. JEsyERsox's lxAucrRAr,ox-ssIn 1901, al.
ter memorable political conflict, Thomas Jeffer-
son was called by hts country 10 the highest office
N the government. At the allotted time. with a
simplicity and modesiy peculiar to him he repair
led On foot and unattended except by few friends,
TO The capitol whence having made his inaugural
address and taken the oath Of office, he returned to
his lodgings in the most un0stentatiOus manner.
THE INAUGURATION OF JouN ADAMS, ON I HE
4th or MARCH, l797.-This Inauguration took
place in the House Of Representatives, At the south
east corner Of Chestnut and Sixth streets. After
the House and Senate had assembled, before Mr.. Adj
ANS arrived, General Washington walked in asa sim
pie ciize" and :onk his in chair prepared for
him, all the members spontaneously rising and sa-
luiing him his entrance. After the Inauguration
was over. and the new President was on his return
in Procession To his lodgings, Gen. Washington
walked alone through Chestnut and Fourth streets,
10 offer HIM his congraiulation, at HIS lodgings.
On this walk he was followed by the multitude wb"
ldisregarded the Presidential procession which took
the route Of Market street.
AZ the city dancing assembly, sofa was placed
for the accommodation If General aid Mrs. Wash
iog'on. who both declined the distinctnn implied
in this provision, and occupied the seats with
the rest Of the company. An Eye Witness.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-08

NV JKnsx nEE ynox TAx.-la eooseQnence
ofthe abundant resources Of tbs Treasury from she
public works, baok tax &c. Tho Legislature hss de
nounsed = ahout $4,000.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-08

In the CIV. Snprpsistion bill of Congress, $50 900
are psovieed e.. furniture Er the Presdro,'s house,
Tor the eurrest ye~.. For alterations and repairs
Of the Presidents liz. and TT superintendent
Of the grounds around III ss.me. ~ 800. The aP-
preparation for the srsvice Of Post Office De-
neutrality-suspicious. oftbs nisi's,$ 3 ,49a 900
Caf-a-stvo Phe.--sWhen ssoneSs eha.ged
for another product it u called As-sri1kg." {!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-08

Treasury PAP-Whlle Mr.. Van Buren, him.
self has all his life been feeding At the public crib,
he no sooner SEXES upon the reins Of lnwer, than
he takes care Of his own household. He has al
ready one or two sons upon the army pension list.
and now we End another stationed in the Land
Office, with fat salary, 70 enable him to shioe 10
the court circle at the public expense. Those who
know Mr.. v. B. we'll, assert that there Is not more
selfish and msrcenary individual any where to be
found, and that 10 less scropulous in sppro-
pratng all within his reach 20 hss emolumest.
Have not here paIpab!e Instance oft, - thi-
family moGorolyi To say the least, there \
gross iodelscAey 10 such appointments, and f'suct
things are done in the green tree, what may we
not expect in the dryf'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-04-08

MEp1c arED CoyFEE SoR CnIIDRxx-Seno CT
fee-A singular preparation for children 10 recon-.
mesded in the Bulletin General de Iherspeusique.
- one admirably adapted for the exhibitions of
senns without inducing nausea o. disgust. Al IN
To stand all night, the liquid 10 10 be filtered in The
morning, and employed instead Of wstes - mahiaR
. cup u cn8ee, 70 which psopostiosass quassieY
e milk add sugar should Be ad6ed- 7. Star.
These Who we're assoeisted 9TH Louie Dooooe
pane il the Sarasbusg sevOls have besa oeqssased.
Their guilt was unqsessioned; bat the kine hasiaR
pardseed 10 Tie prinePal vishous NIL, IL ny
esfuDed . cunvsef Tie seeesaasies.
H. vas,e amosai q 10 TAI bin 81 - ~ 6
| Nav Yosk shs psesest yeaf, - ssahssissd y -
lIesislhssss, = q; 80 900, eqssl q - 80 -,
ND = fooe 1ounDDso oVoy 0ao. Uouao q Ghf1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

n CANB.-JAS. a T.. LANUUKEEN < CO av-
ing succeeded Dr. Lewis FeuchtWanger, in his No
81 Broadway viii conaue furnish the public with TIE
ces usually supplied by him, ai hope NY their efforts
cure a continuance OF its patronage.
Swedish Leeches, Diamond Cement, Prussan Cement for
filling decayed teeth Chcory, the finer chemical
Magnesa Lozenges Cough Lezenges &c &c constantly
han and for sale the most reasonable wholesale AND
retail
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

ID.
Co; Pras bar. superb Boucb, 81 Ubes Kludgen Lover.
aus Merchant, Mobile, Sherman Nye; Courier Smith,
s,a% o IsaSe, & sng s. saTcay Lying
.chrs Lancean Harvey, Key West Iiaieu Brown; Mary
sloop George, Mitchell Nantucket
ARRIVED.
Ham bark Washington Kruger, Hamburg, i6 days, to d.
Br brig Georgiana McDonough, Galway, May 10th,
Brig Robert Trpp Pensacola, 10 days.to master.
Br brig VIM Boohby, Cochran, Windsor. N. II days
Pus brig Helen Deen, 80 days from stettin with rye
Prus brig Wiemna Ruth, days stettn, with rye
stalDer, DuthIA Co
rye, to T. Fielder Co '''' ''''''"'' WIN
Br brig swallow, Chamber, 81 days from Garnarvon
ss cr Candid Greene rhisselphia days. to master
seSr John Poncs s Hail. y,s Virginia day master
Schr Banner SnSh, YORK River days, 10 master.
schr Philip Dereyser Wainwright Virginia days. to
schr WIN. Roscoe MeeLer, Boston, days, to master.
sehr Ion, Car. Yarmon,h. days, 70 mater.
Schr Lady Washington, Jefferson, ST Marks is days. to
schr. willis Goslop, Partridge, Eden,on, NJ c. days. to
schr Oscar, Kenyon Charleston, days bound New
schr. Time Barrett, Washington ~ c. days to master
BELLOWS Brgs Wind N. E.-hick outside.
MEMORANDA
themselves off in speadid style They with the
American Flag conscuouy spced up. The foreigners in
port numbering nearly handred in like
deckek Off together with he flags nation private
signals, &c. The Dseh Indaman honored sautes
morning. noon and nights and noticed foreigner par
tcuar 1--WE not close enough distingu fag that
coa,iauaiy cred round about the harbor ,aung
sailed along
The Emerald, which sunk In Montreal harbar few days
since, has been got and the pumped Of her
The Udiam Rippon which sailed on sunday, the 2iih ult
lcansJ In fog She has sustained much aasa and has
three holes In her bottom.
s the e. Perm" 4 P 4: s.ss gG,,; sgg Of he
Mystic, Conn with cargo sugar The said sclr being
and on board When lea the Ms Ss .aSy up
TO the combnss Of the matches Supposed by the Captain
Napa-The U. :. sioop Of Erie, Com Rensl.sw and
Dolphin Capt Mskenny arrived al Rio de Jaaero, about the
wHALERs
Nantucket an, July 2-Ar iaa.eny Clifford Atlantic oeean
New ssdiasd July sospd ' Iiereue ruoey, Atlantic.
IIerns Dexter, dol Joseph Maxwell, stuart do; shylock
ST Helena May s~sou" verneo, Tor New Bedford. with
200 bbls oil.
SPOKEN
Marcs s-Od Man Eaters Island Mandarin from New York
for Ba,ayia-by the Merchant, at Boston
days out for New York~by the George, al Boston
Passed in savannah River s soh ul' IIlah Hammond,
sgTs ~ la. 80 lon % 4 mails S h ), New
sys"es June G's Se@ York. g
halas Veto Liscomb, do. IN or 5days ie-cpd Angler,
Havana Ja-s snSR I Hrs S Harley @' New YORK -An
no de Janero May ai-osisiana Sands, New York soon;
Admiral, Watkins, Csnson days N'''
Port au Prince June ls'h-Ann, WEXFORD, New York,
tPer P.rheoon at Bosonl
sra Leyan, bartlett dol avre wo,,on do Advertised
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, July 9Th.
Prices Of butchers somewhat this morning
in the Corporation markets. Poultry beginning come
from the country in considerable quantities. which has caused
reductionin the article Vegetables small fruits are also
in great abundance, and where the do ao lay their
hands te they be had low as in former years
We glad that potatoes are in great plenty This
VIII have tha effect OF reducing the price of I'D
actually been selling high IA hlngs bushel Salmon
has advanced Cd h. but The fishermen exsec il will saon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06
Asn slss, -, q q.

DA- TEA HH.-MR- BARRETT'S BENE-
FlI.-rHIS EVENING VIII he D Termed the
BELLS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mr.. Barre,t-Hardy
ChPpindaie-Futter, Mr. Fiynu-Letiia Mardy, Mrs g.
ii. Barrett ~
After which,
THE YOUNG WIDow--Spash, Mr.. Gates-dandevile
Rchngs-Aurelia Mrs. Flynn.
TO conclude with
MY HUSBANDS GHOST-Corporal Musket, MIR. Richnas
Drummer Gilks, Chppindale-Mrs Muske,, Mrs Vernon
Mrs. JabbeT Mrs. whcatley.
IT Doors open Al PERFORMANCES commence "a O'clock
Boxes Sl-Pit 30 cents-Galiery % cents
CASTLE GAHDEN.-H. MARSH respectfully IN
~ forms his patrons and the public that the Garden having
been extensively improved and embeshed ia Aosel and
tracuSe style, is now open for The seasor.
His well knowa aud Justly celebrated @and under the rec
uen OF Mr. Thomas Dks leader j re-eRgaged and VIII
pleasant evening
~ D. piece of FIREWORKS every fair evening at nine
Antance one shilling, for which refreshments will be fur
nished al Ire bar. e7
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

4 sHAMpAIGNfs WINE &Lc.-I3s Saskc4s Jsfv
- champaign received Lendon case, Wines consist
ing OF fine and m~hlng qualities, madeira. sherry pssv and
ciarti Also, lonfon brown and
bark Egyptian Ai.o porter put up for exporstiuc
a.d champagne car believed srpaSs ia fayer and exee
~nce any bottled Ia this CITY For sale moderate pricex
THOMAS MEANS, 81 Water ~rrvt
:, /, one dosr east ofOa sGp
=. y. "m'sb"nNdio ordsr ie23-Jtxwlws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

rT SUPERIOR SMALL NOTE ENGHA.
yiNg-sMALL NOTES, nc, Gc-Netes for 81, "a, Is, sed
Ia cents being now ~ general use Wy the first houses IN
~tv and the preference tn those engraved by j. La
THAN has induced him 70 EXECUTE entire set Of plates
in stvle superior his former the time that the
Semsni enables reduce the price from ~ 81 per
hundred Any regEd being had to the analiy these wi b.
L. has inst completed plates expressly for the of
and tow boats which captains and agents invited call
and inspect al 100 Greenwich street. Courland
iy69r
VIZ ANTED-A Bsr-Keeprr. One that 10 not above his
wv business bring rood rcfervnees apI ~ a
wiliiais street any hour Of The day. Jyt.ls
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

MARRIED..
On Monday, 3r inst, by the Rev. Henry Chase Mr. VIM c.
Davis To Miss Helen, daughter of Peter Mckinley Esq., all of
this city. - ~
On Tuesday, 4th inst, by the Rev. II. j. SAWYER Mr. VIM
Banks to Miss Maria A. Meen, offhs CITY
On Saturday LIST inst, at Staten Island by the David
Moore the Rev David Burger Dexter Michigan To Mary
Ann, daughter of Geo. Brown Esq. Staten Island
On Tuesday INST al Brooklyn William garfour RtadA
youngest son OF Henry Reade, ESQ., oftha, city.
On Wednesday morning. 9Th inst Mrs. Lucreta RUSSELL aged
VS. years.
brent.
On Tuesday 18th inst, Catharine Mumord Ro
Pertson, aged 81 years
On Monday Srd inst, Mr. Oliver T. Cox, year cd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06
TIE Z. A In GLEN, from London, !, now open

vHHE AFRICAN GLEN. from London, is now omen
- al the GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, No. 81 Bowery,
penn an aIlta representations OF the equesered Mountain
rass he heart Southern Africa opening occasionally upon
asncen urs OF distant scenery which the wan
aers injured for niles and miles, while every step the visitor
startled by the cow of Of the desert monsters
s stands lost m mute admiration OF the graceful forms of the
IHOu.AND SPECIES OF ANTELOPE, roaun. in count
less herds the Karoo. LIONS, TIGERS LEOPARDS
HYENAS, EAGLES, yULTUREs, OSrRICHES AND
YOUNG, together with animals aud birds hitherto
ence IA their den busted the work destruction
bounding IN sport among the rocks leading through
MASSES OF PILED ROCKS. opens an extensive
view OF the CAFFRE COUNTRY Astounding with objects
interest Here wounded elephant attacking his pusuers:
there view OF the two Missionary Settlements the
Boccuana country containing the hu of seventeen native
miles, and the massacre OF an English party 10y the natives
open from 10 in tie morning till 10 in the evening. Admit
lance 80 cenchdTen half price. For particulars
logues small bills. e8-tf
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06

JESSE CADY, Auctionerr

ny JESSE CAD store Nos. IN and l,s w...-
ID srees-This Day, at haf past O'clock in lois 70 sSS
hardware, cutlery fall goods hats combs fancy soap cotk
ing, guns pistols dr Me- with assortment goods suit.
uoa IN an advertisement OF this kind
Al Private saes0O dozea Combs. all kinds
100 cards Birmingham and Sheffield Cutlery, of every
1000 dozen Collars and Bosoms.
1880 Needles, assorted from i2 hennigs and Germaa
5000 Buttons, Coat Vest rear subject to debeD
lure shlcA viii be taken in payment
aio' Snuh Boxes, Pins, Sc. kc &c.
As9' Sherman, French, and Rhode Island Jewely; low
P,leta "atcaes Guard Chains. &c. ni23-lys
NJ. WARD, Aucuoserr
* F. y. BEARSS g. co Store No. 1853 Pearl
49, r '' Sother q "al-Ts Day ats O'Clock at the
i t1, hardware, Gallery consisting Of pen, pocket
drk KNIVES o. cards and DOZENS scissors in dozens and on
heets ~ cannsers and bundles; double and sissied
eye pectaees seel and brass aarreed pistols percusa
caps, liIsles knitting needles hooks and eyes &c &c.
ry orls-Iosisiing OF douai~ cologne, hair Cd
periunery' French and Engsh soap lavender water &C
hso an invoice o comb buttons collars bosors boots and
Also an invoice Of Jewe Consisting Of earrings finger
ra"s, watches, breast-pEs, Chains, &c. NC ia
NEW YORK TATTTs igsA nIs-The regular
public sales of Horse Carriages liza ness &C. coufinus
The nezt sale win commence on Monday. yu,v 10
4 IL O'Clock and all Horses, Carriages &c inened tr his
se must he Shown and entered on or before Saturday next
'''' ''' JoHs W. WATSON. 4,6 Broadway
The proprietor requests tlsse visiting Tatteras on sale
DAYS, not 70 leave then horses, Sc crowded before the
thereby preventing stages &e' passing without difculty
New orL. Boint >soc4& Exchange Company,
No ToN1lNE EuiLDlsGs, WALL STREET,
CITY OF NEW Yogk.
II Foreign and Dosestic Exchange, Gold Silver
al KINDS OF Oueurrent Money beuglt and sold Je20sn
Vaniiia Cream Candy,
mASufAcruREppY
II. = u y & - IL =.
INVENTOR AND PROPRIETOR or THE RECEIPT,
Isl WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06
CHEESE Us boxes Cheese,
~ 2 bid EDgiihd do
75Jars, srnd rs Kegs brandy Cheese
for salrty HARTMAN BHtD- y IL, Brokers aud
Iyf7 CnInfnssen Merchant. 50 and "a wa,Sv ~

EOMPDUSD1rNCTUR OFF kREOSOTtc
~ natrnscd by Physician and Dentists, urvd NJ,
w. COLEMANS CO., Baltimore, soe prsprietors who ~
rr much labor AMI expressive nvssgaon have succeeded I.
beng able toprrscnt the public re~,sd
ior commencing decay the Teeth dsase of the Gums
fragrant ans. pleasant wash Tor preserving In he.lhx
oondsicn WHICH entirely vegetable, Gre, from, any ar
eanSc alkii, oer eetsrous For ale J.e
sale and retail, by the ppoprieiorS agent
Nh. GRAHAM
-, Druggist and Apoihecary No 20 Nassau street
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-07-06
DENTisTaY.

V'F.rT H.-N DIFEWKtJN, frorn Paris lately .ra-..1
~ New ferk respectfully norss The public that IL IN
nu ~ onow ms profession IN all lis branches For se con
wn"ne. oi those persons who Will favor him they eo~6
dencs, A. d. viii attend their res.dencr bry Vii a. ~,
the faysr 10 address him Mt his oniciI No sS5 pss.,
ne" broadway, nan'ing their street and number.