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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-10

Ds;rS,rE'cn an !2SSs On
EYEs-ln presens.g % The .neted Taaeis celebrated
the proprietor setuaied Sy
e ss ss.ss fellow " Re s e
Tho remedy Erown-Aas bees ,riedant has succeeded
= has
sSeses mo 20 % asur
oSjsc. proprietor !. inns openly and c.aaidy
tnows % aA ana ths, may balm sfhsalng the
e OF the eyes when iAe tedious chreae
20 S Il, adapted 70 Z. KINDS q reIyS1s .sscton inability
vii aso remove, by audsous course those nebUlcus cay
Which The oIgsn ct ven are attacked Should IN
for 1se spssas put up in bottles with complete directions
the city of New York.
Professional hours. rsm Ito O'Clock, "A NJ and from 70
10 Barclay ST. Juae 49, 1885,
~ and aek.e, lodged WORTH sucent vouchers for
them wsuld se alike Insulting to the OF n. resds
aAdtse unblemiAhed honor ofthe auisors-
From the Rev. Mr.. Potter Pastor the church a. Bridge.
This is to certify, that gentleman with whom &C
pending several hundreds OF dollars various with
70 ~ relieve himself was at s%gs prevailed
srs,hsaon ohs friends, after using H. though martyr Icr
many to this distressing maady, he his eye
his perfect vision
Anoser that Of poor man, who, spending nine
months IN Eye lnrmary discharged by the physicians
Of the institution with what they termed incnrabe
Re s
by Ain removed it, TO the surprise Of all who knew him. and
he with that eye well he did feel
my duty to give this Information for the benefit Of the
public.
bottle 81 the above for Mrs. Hascn's his
onhnen has renoved thei and pain which had
been excessive for she had used eye
ters but they all failed Therefore hope the public win
soon appreciate its value. JOSEPH HARRISON"
Ms hcCahrey. No James widow Of the Or. Me.
Carey, having used Dr. Fsncic eye says hap
py had the desired effect truly say saved
me from absolute blindness ,aad bo2e the public viii
know Its value."
The Rev Mr. Dunbar says-"Frem the testimony of those
who have used the prepared by Dr. J. Francis
have hesitation In Recommending the special notice
the public" DUNCAN DUNBAR,
Pastor Of cDougal st. Church.
TINE IMPROVED ENAMELLED EYES, inserted by
Dr. Isaac Francis, be dstng en the natural
and III perform every melton OF dat organ withoat giving
the slightest pain.
Ie Barclay street. New York. je2s-Sm&ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-10

the adjacent country Truss adjusted ans aPplt
ed Surgeon who has devcted particular attention. 10 the
Truses nj his Office No Ann street Broadway two
doors from American Museum where they may be had
" holesae retn. - :,
Also general assortment OF suspensory bsndages at the
manufacturers price.
Trus,es by The dozen the lowest cash price.
~ B.-0bserve particularly the name and kunosr.1 Or
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-10
DIR. GLOVER,sLATESr AND MOST I'M
PROVED PATENT ThUSS.

The attention OF those affiict.
cd with Heraia, Is called te a
new Truss lately patented in
the city OF New York. ln su.
periorily over every other In.
strument will be evident on a
mere inspection for, unlike
every olher Truss, the rupture
pad Is pressed upon by q aou.
bic spring, which is 50 6xcd
rs to convey the necessary
pressure 10 the lower part OF
the rapture psd-thus keeping
the g ad closely applied In ev-
cry attitude OF the body, AID
adjusting and adapting itself
under all circumstances 10 the
person and 10 the part To which
II is 10 be applied. Possess
log a double spring, and con.
scqueRtly a double degree OF
elasticity, 1t Is rendered easy
and convenient TO the wearer.
The above Truss has taken the
place OF all citizens for the per
manent retention and cure OF
Hernia or Rupture. II Is al.
mostihe only Truss now In use
in the city Of New York. asd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-10
PUBLISHED DAILY By
JAMES GOHDon BE mn E r Il /.

NO. I'll ANH STREET.
TERMS OF ADvERT1s1N0.-Tbe extensive eirculstos
o the HERALD both In town ssd country, make superior
channel for advertisers
yos TWELVE LINES, on LISA
day, days, u 70 days, ~ ~ 10 days. ~ -
g.. issls =. sIs:: s% II :. Z.
ron LINES
weeks, ~ 80 mcuths, - -
1 mouth, 90 months, 60
6Y All advertisements 10 be paid before their Insertion
Advertisements Inserted In the WEEKLY HERALD 1t OF -
Per square every Insertion.
Mosrrre HssAsp-sued every morning, except sosdsy-
price copy Coustry Subscribers fprnisbed
the rate, 6r specific period q remittance In
vance. No paper sent. unless paid In advance.
Evrrfrc HssALB-ssued every n Ose o'clock
the same rsse-cssh II advance. .ttrs
WISELY HssALp-issped every Saturday mcrping at 10
slcchrce 81 sepss per copy farsbed 70 couay subscr
hers q per snnum, In advance.
CossrsscspErrs-s~e reasesed 10 address heir letter, In
J.~s Gcvss- Be-ses, frcprecr and Eder, IN sers
on business most be post paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-10

FIRE IN New JERsEY.-It would seem that the fire
which we have from time 10 time noticed raging in
The woods and swamps of New Jersey, yet continues
its ravages in the counties Of Gloucester and Atlantic
Wehsve already alluded 10 the destruction of the valu-
able trees in the cedar swamps and regret to learn
tha, so deep has the fire in the and roots
which cover and ningle in the SOIL that there is gres,
reasen to fear that these trees will not again exaib,
themselves in their wonted location, and thus the
narshy and watery places that have been the vnu
able land in Jersey on account Of the ceaars will be.
come useless waste.
We copy the following from the Mount Holly Her.
AID
GREAT FIRES IN THE PISEs.-From day TO day we
see large columns Of smoke ascending from fires in the
Pines Al night the glare OF the confagratisn adds
beauty and awe to the spectacle.
This is an era Of deep distress to citizens-he
proprietor. Of woodland, and the farmers made
feel an affection almost equal TO the Egyptian scourges
All signs having failed produce RAIN the streams and
vegetation almost exhausted TO complete the distress,
ERE after FIRE has prevailed in the pine and cedar lands
devouring timber worth thousands upon thousands We
regret TO state tina, of the destructive srgi
Haied from cslpable tenerity-the burning Of brush
heap has caused loss Of fifty thousand dollars tim.
Der the FIRE still raging. The one nearest us, began
near Retreat actoryhas gone in the vicinity Of Aaron
b. Moore's, burning fer him and others 10 large
amount. Mere fires are percePtible, but we cannot
state their precise locality Hundreds Of persons
employed day and night fighting the destroyer.
A paragraph which copied yesterday from the
Star stated that terrible FIRE raging in the coun
lies Of Burlington and Monmouth. If both account
were correct there must be great fires ragnl
in New Jersey.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-10

MEDICAL AND sURGICAL.-DR 0LovRn
lvl consulted as usca In the resnent OF clss e
ssscs Ne apprses the public that he has regular
professional educs,es 10 this country, and csel
with the ssnamed docters medical pu6e and preepde 81
The day. Once No Ann ~, seer the Americas Museuu-
rrvats ssree thrd deer from the Museus Lamp the
inner oehse door n the eveuinr. ~ fe1Ta
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-10

- Prem The New srlesrs ricsyuns o. April a.
The Parish Of A:ees"s Es we give paseiy to the
Mes.rs Ediiors-c.neei,isg ia duty which eve my
Drop, your city, Deg that you win allow o state that
,a and l.,as Sss 1asss.
m e, msd. o s ssrg o
woud sincerely recemmssdt TO all who may be suffering
similar manner.
suislm. 81; te., L. -
ocATioN-lt's sow I'VE years since Lsvs.s's tnun-
eases failed where the directions have
ssd have sprung up but outves all their
attempts II provost daily To be the only prompt and per-
hind. Of ssver,ised meaic.e, and are obliged a. last
source Il, schsowsdge sner In eases spending
Signature 81 I,a u rsom .s-es pysss
and eoshden,ially all times ats Division street sus Inn
L tbs dsesse-ike swfS verd Consumption and the SEN
professionally pros~unced that Consumption iscnrs
sss al sss whereas.
busdeabs this country themselves
ss Ts s' sca
ia fst I'D as
for aie ssd where every nformson respecting WILDE
e The e.oy"sss q E.nulns H:y:n. Sc
sssgsmea,s in the Havana Is win enable him 70 supply them
purchases ron him and :I:s ofsb;.sins pure ,s.a!se,
and hsey favored article. lie has 1000 Mo-
c ssS and .sss s;is o
bscco, end Imported expressly for retail
100 coo Dos ConpsDeros,
6e,s0o Roras,
socco Principi Of the genuine Nov,l tobacco.
50 900 Regss, Of the government factory al Hsvsns
5000 La Norma,
$4,000 Csnones,
ieooo Princess or Lsdyssegars. In.
Also Trsbueo DO. Aneos fslIcss Mcrsnss 'nas C,ss
desuges, and Congress which are ny
have been imported for For sale 40
~ q. Country merchants would DO We" W osnnS s.H
Cedar street snIrlm-
Orr CAST CLOTHEzs srSs :. . :, Chs -
sscnsa hand cleihes for which Ne WIN pay the
bvbe ssxh preea having cothing TO dispose OF,
Ill, a. ELI ~ ss soou ~ be VII give at least per cent
more 4, present than delayed amer The M Of October As
Arr. rate addresses who understand repairing
.Ags~.. iii - amended 70. s5-eoSlws
ruyAuIG TTH OF PEARL AND ALABAs
ITE6-fer renewing Ten, Freckes, sunsurs, tc,
a. hssas piuplss sps sthsr eupuens Of lie shn, end n
prsvse ecpsros 70 which gives increased sofsness
| sra beauty. Price - cents
For sale Wy H. Mari, z1s s~sAvsy and IS Holden street,
ara Nv r. 9wios, III Bewery II the corner Of Phs and
Hear ss sno sa4ii Grand sueet between East sresdwsy
! ssd Grand street. su7 ecdSm~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-10

IFron our Evening Edition.

lFr0U oar Evening EouoAI
To Niagara.
Hail Monarch Of the World OF Floods! whose msesty and
FRS, dsszes-thsa enrspures-,hen o'erswes hs aching
The pcmp Of Kings and Emssrors. in every CLINE and
Grow aim beneath the spendor of thy slOrcOs water,
No fleets can stop thy progressive annie: bid thee stay
The rising ms that wells the Thy herald goes
AHd the music that procams thee NE laundering caiara
Thy dadem an emerald green OF the cesrest psres
SET with Of snow.whi,e foam, and spray Oh
wh. nesses Of the srigh,es, pearls float thine ample
And :. rainbow lays in gorgeous gems N 'riD''e at thy
Thy ,sgn is from the ancient a'ys'hy 'eepre from On
The sum- neon cribs that shine upen thee now
Saw the ft wreaih Of glory that enswined my nAn
And from ina, hour to ths-in which gaze apos Thy
Frsn age 10 sge-in winters ostin unmers sutry sean
BY day. ~ nigh,-wihou' panss-thy waves with loud
In ceaeess sounds still proclaimed the grea, E,eraas
ror hsh.r nm Inv forest banks the Indian efthe wood
or since bis day. red mans fee, on his a,herlans have
has seea thy rise heard thy roar
Mn have b. at before God Of Ito worship adore
Accept thes 0. suprenely Great!-o InSniie o! God!
Fro humble Somses s my .ou rsuse would pay
To whose shield has gparesd me in all my wandering
way.
For the ocean n.ugh, in the hollow Of thine hand
Aad OF the bgh, armament in Thy balance grains Of
sand;
IL Nsgsras rolling food great Who hnmby bow
great Creator Of the whole how passing great art Thou
But thy pewers far than finite mind sean
St greater thy mercy, shewn weak dependant mani
For him cloth the fertile globe with herbs and fruit
and seed,
Fer HIN the seas the lakes The streams supply his hourly
need.
Around--on h.gh--or far or near-the Universal Whole
PROCLAIM Thy glory The orbs in their fixed ROLL
And creations grateful voice the hymn aseend above
While heaven reeckoes back 70 earlh the cho God
Love-
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4 sTHTNGENT PILLs-AsTRfNeEnT PILLS

sTRINaENT pILLg-AsTRfNoEnTP PILLS
N DIT Cherrys celebrated Astrsgss Pills. or We enec,
,usl and radical Of certain disease asr The failure o
euhebs eopsibs njecsn Over oee bcresbsve been
sold Without ssy complaint u any agent Car 20 nues pc
said for known medeinef To Fsmses-" Washington
street, July 18th, 1887 Mrs w. sferns Dr. Cheuy that
the three sor.s Of pills purchssed e him. entirely cured her
daughter Of the sickness after she had been under the
for months Of of the respectsble pbys
clans OF this city "Lssson June 27d 1851 hsve much
pleasure In subscribing the scscy Dr. Chey Astrn-
gent Pills caring oesinste geen hsve erpermentsly
Tried them upwards Of zoe with the
result viz perfect cure A. Bahneon senior physcisn
IN - L. ck Hospnsl Grosvenor Place, London
For Wholesale ssd retail by A. D. sssds loo Tpl
ion streets syne, Broadway and walker, ssd Bopd
and Rowery, and 50 SIKH Avenue. Price ~.
Countr merchants purchasing by The do.en groce,
viii - supplied liberal discount and the ris will he
y.nsed 10 hem. sa.5n
ST,uU GEOR6IA LUMBER COMPANY
NOTES are redeemed II per cent discsost, No. ~
ws .,reetNe~ York The frost once N the ssrs Of the
etnv Of New York Sim'
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THE NEW Yonk HcaEMicxE sAsvrAcTuRrSe

CO. have constantly for sale
on vitrial, Aum,
Beachipg Salts. Coppcrss, y.
Asua Ansona, Muustc Aepa'
Aqua Fons klsic hcnr
Huc yttriol Manganese
A.d r.av o,ber ARTICLES In the line OF their business
Orders viii be received ~ their sanaing cgpse, No ~
nq9.Iys GEO n. GILBERr. Agent
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CEREBRAL DEP0T EOa 1ECKWITH's
ID EcK GITn's xSTED fSfh PILLS

ID rne great popularity ana ssahihed densnd for mi.
medicine the continuation of lengthy advertseneu
Wherever thesc pills have been nxoduceS
into afam they become ssndinG remedy, and called
for again which sscient proof Of their coed qua
lss Numerous testimonials of their value fsm genensn
of the highest respecabiy accompanying each box with
full dire cioRs
Bishop Ives Dr. Hawkes., Cos. Iredell Hon n Potter
II. Stanley, Rev. VIM. McPbeeters d. D., and Of the
ra physicians in this country among those whe have
furnished letters in testimony Of the beneficial effects resulting
from the Of these pills.
The pills are put up IN superior stye in Tin bexes
tanning 20 pills. Price 50 cents To be had Of
H. d TURNER,
lse broadway New York, up stairs
1 liberal discount made those who buy by the GUAM
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;NrA
Philadelphia. Durand, cor
of 9Th and Chesnul SITS.
Wilminglon-Jos. Binghurst.
BaItinsOre-R. III. Coleman 4
Co. 1888 Market st.
New Haven--S. Babc0ck, and
w. T. Peters.
MISUNDERSTANDING L StOrrs,
Lee 4 Butler.
New Lonaen-Dector Isaac
Thempsen.
Providence ]. Il. Brown.
BostsR-Maynar@ kNoves, 4
A. 3. Jordan, No. 2 Min St
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-07
JONATHAN WAINWRIGHT

TEEPS constantly on hand at the shop
IN formerly occupied by r. & J. VAIN
WRIGHT, in Burlington, all kinds of stoves
wanted in northern country. He would
say 20 his friends that he has just made
large additions TO his former stock, and Is
now prepared to supply the public with
almost every thing wanted IN his llne-he
has lust added many Now aud convenient
patterns of Cooking Stores, which together
with his former very large assortment can
not fail to suit all those who will be suited,
The attention of Tavern Keepers u tsads OF
large families is solicited in particular 10 a
NEW PATTERN STOVE;
for cooking, now to be seen at hs SHOP
which for real convenience and iaIlct'es
for doing business he thinks cannot be sur:
passed. Also, the TOWN COOKING
STOVE, he considers one that VIII make
its way into almost every family. This
stove takes in a large round boiler back.
and two smaller 10 front, that can be
swung off the fire; convenience not found
10 other stoves-also, has q Furnace attach-
ed underneath that can be used without
heating the whole stove, and VIII be found
very convenient for summer nse--has
large oven, and taken altogether Will DO
found perfect stove.
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TIN PLATES. &c.
advertisement!

TO THE AsTHMATIC AND CONsUMpTIvR.
"HE most prevalent and fatal OF all the
Il diseases incident to civilized society
the Consumptlon--may generally bs
traced to the least alarming of disorders, Il
slight but neglected Cold! By estimation.
1t appears that ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND persons die annually of the
Consumption. Most Of these dreadful
results may be attributed to common Colds,
and negligent treatment of The harrasslnY
Cough that generally ensues, which is
usually followed by difficult breathing, pain
in the side, and at last liberated Lungs.
Violent and repeated As,hmatic attacks
also bring on Consumptive symptoms.
One or TWO dollars expended in the pur.
chase of
DR.. RELIES ASTHMATIC PILLS,
and little attention TO their timely admin
lstratlon. will usually ensure mitigation of
these disorders, and generally effect cure
The PiHS are also an easy and efiectuai
remedy for the symptoms preceding and
accompanying the Asthma and Consump-
ton. For colds, coughs, difficulty Of breath.
ing, tlghtness and structures across he
chest, Wheeling. pain IN the side, splitting
OF blood, &c. Few cases can occur of,apy
Of this class of disorders, in which the puf.
chasers of Dr.. Relies Pills will no, find .
rich return for their trlhlng expenditure,
Price = whole boxes, 80 Pills, 81 half do
D,lls 40 ais
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-07
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
80 Hhds, N. E. Rum,
80 barrels American Brandy,
SO do Baltimore Gin,
10 do Alcohol,
Sgnette Brandy, Holland Gin, ST. Croix
Rum, Madeira, Sherry. Port, Malaga, French
Madeira and Champaign Wines,
80 Hhds. Molasses,
25 Bags Pmento,
90 do Pepper,
IS do Coffee,
So do Shot,
IS kegs Pure Ginger,
90 do Sal Niter,
Is Tierces Sal Eratus,
10 do Rice,
Is barrels st Croix and Porto Rico sugars.
10 boxes Loaf do
400 mats Cassia,
300 do Cloves,
barrel Nutmegs,
40 boxes Pipes,
100 do Soap,
IS chests Hysonskn Tea.
80 hafchests Young Hyson Tea,
50 catty's do do do
Nov %. J. & J. H. PECK & Co.
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" HlTE and SOUND Teeth are both an
w ornament and blessing. The bsst
security for their advantage is to be found
in the use of the
BRITISH ANTISEPTIC DENTRIFICE.
This elegant Tooth Popder, with a yery
''t''e use' eradlcates the Scurpy in the
gums ana prevents the accumulation of
iarfer, which not only backens, bu,
loosens the teeth, aud acceleraes their
decay. The Dentricc thus removes the
prevailing causes of offensive breath. pre-,
serves the heallhIness and iloridness of the
gums, and renders the teeth beautifully
White, Prirs tn cents L.,
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AXE HELVES.
AOO Doz. Patent Axe Heves, 0y
AOO J. & J. II. PECK e. Co.
A DIV ERTI T. Nj T. N T.

A IL Y II IL L L y II M II ~
A tastely made, and neatly fitted neck
IA Stock, one that is just The right width
and length, neither too high, nor yet TOO
low, but 'iust about right" is deslderatum,
which is not overlooked or lightly esteemed
BY those who regard either comfort or
elegance in dress. TO supply this vacuum
and in obedience to the wishes OF many Of
our customers who are Connoisseurs in
these matters, we have for some time past
kept pretty good assortment of GOOD
STOCKS; 1t has usally been the case, how-
ever, that we have not bought enough TO
last through the winter, and sometimes we
have not had those that were Just long, or
narrow:or short, or high enough, 10 suit
some customer, who liked GOOD FIT.
To remedy these evils we have engaged
some of the best and most experienced
Stock makers and those of good taste
wi,hal. to make up for us q large assort-
ment Of the best quality ofstocks from one
TO several inches IN width, and from " TO
90 inches in length, SO that Boys or Men,
those wishing high or low, long or short
Stocks, can have fair prospect of .ft at
the Variety Shop. We have plenty of the
very Bes, satin Opera tie
Best satin long tab
Best trimmed satin
Best plain satin STOCKS
Best trim'd phite satin (
Best trim'd Bombazne)
Best plain Bombazlne
Best figured satin
Fine satin and Bombazne plated Stocks.
In connection with this department we had
to, OF course, have made some superior
Bosoms and Collars, and have to offer fine
assortment Of
Patent trl'd Bosoms new style.
Fine trill'd and ruffled Bosoms
Fine plain Linen Bosoms
Plain Bosoms, various prices.
En- En-: ; ;:s stitched COLLARS
-ALSO-
Stiffners, various kinds ofPantaloon straps,
Buckskin, India Rubber and Silk Suspen-
ders and suspender Ends, Boys leather
Belts.6Sc. &c. constituting an assortment
which has never been before offered EVEN
at the Variety Shop.
P.ANGBORN & BRINS.M.AID.
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GtOcFtiF8>

&tDrFrtF8+
TUST reed by the subscribers,
- 40 chests old Hyson and H. Skin Teas.
80 do superior Young Hyson do
70 boxes Bunch and Bloom Ralsins,
70 bags Java and Licaragua Coffee,
10 hhds. st. Crox and N. O. Moasses
6 do do do Portorico sugars
10 kegs Plug Tobacco,
10 boxes cavendish do
500 gals. Winter Oil,
5000 lbs Goldfish.
90 boxes Bar Soap,
10 do Poland Starch,
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Saleratus. Nut.
megs. Cloves, English Curran,s, Sutanna
Rasns,sPrunes, Ctrons, Mace. Lemons,
Cinnamon, Chocolate, prepared Cocoa, FIJI
berts. Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Madeira nuts,
&c. &C., which we will sell for cash at the
lowest prices. LATHRop & PoTwrN.
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REMOVAL.
NOTICE

Is hereby gwen to all concerned that
L have given my son JERE.ML4H
IRYON Jr. aged eighteen years, his
time, with liberty to contract his own wa
ges, and TO take care of himself until he
arrives of full age. And hereby forbid
all persons from harborlng and trusting the
said Jeremiah on my account as will not
pay any debts Of his contracting after this
date. JEREMIAH TRYON.
Burlington, Nov 20, 1888,
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OABINEr. SOFA, s. MAHOG'NY CHAIR
~ Maker, keeps on hand good assortment OF
Shaded and Crotch VENEERS, selected with
particular reference to the cabinet busne's in this
quarter. The trade supplied on liberal terms.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-07

Comstock's Common School
Philosophy, Hun'iogton's small Geography
and Atlas for younger classes IN schools,
Hun'lngton's large Geography ard Auas
greatly improved, with a general Gssort.
men, of school books, for sae n. lowest rates
Nov Is. by C.. GOODRICH
Wickware's building up stairs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-12-07
LYMAN q. COLE

HAVE reed from Canada, large os.
IL soriment Of Cd Tartan Shawls very
rich. Tartan and scotch Plaid for chiIdrens
wear. Shepard's Plaid for facing Box
Goats. Plush & Scotch Caps. Heavy
red worsed Belts. Beaded Mnccasins,
Mttens, Reticucs &c. for Ladies ana
Children. Splendid figured Merino, new
style. Canada Stockings.
They have also received from N. York
Otter &, Seal Fur Caps.
Imitation 4 Hair Seal Caps,
FUR COLLARS,
BUFFALO ROBES.
Burlington, Noe. %. 1888.
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II .VI " tTIt Q ''tW FJtV'N
PARLOR STOVES

OF three sizes are O11ered lor SAFE. AlSO--
ROTARY STOVES,
cheap as can be bought IN the state.
a general assortment of hollow ware
CALDRON KETTLES,
of different sizes--PLoUGHs Plough cast
ipgs- Cast Iron Sled aud Sleigh Shoes.
Splendid Russia PIPE--AMERrcAN aud
ENGLIsH do--toge,her with many other
articles not mentioned. The best Of work.
men are constantly employed manufacture
ing all kinds of Copper, Sheet Iron, and
TIN Ware.
The fact that he has Furnace contin-
ually in operation, and that people can at
al times be Accommodated with extra plates
for any of his castings is worthy the con-
sijeration Of every one who wishes to buy
stove.
Burlington. We. 1888. If
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Paints & Dye Stufs.
1O.OOO lbs. Dry White Lead,
100 Kegs ground do do
Is barrels Whiting,
do Venetian Red,
Go French Yellow,
do American do
Is do Turpentine,
Verdigris, French Green, Pumice Stone,
iiue, Varnish, rose Pink, sand Paper, Bronze,
Gold and Silver Leaf.
200 barrels campeachy Log Wood.
goo do ST. Domingo, Log Wood,
300 do Fuslc,
$50 do Nicaragua,
Is do Cam Wood,
Is do Bar do
10 do Beach do
DO do Nader,
90 do Alum,
10 do Blue Vitriol,
80 do Copperas,
SO Demijohns Oil Vitriol,
Flotant and Bengal Indigo, Press Papers
Tent Hooks, Brushes, Jacks, &c.
Nov. 90. J. & J. H. PECK e. Co.