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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-05-03
interior.

Notwithstanding the unpropitiousncss of
the winter, the prospect is now fair for the
harvest. The month of April has, to be sure,
been rather dry, but tho latter rains, and the
continuance of cool weather, have given
grass good start, and we now see no reason
10 doubt full crop. Winter grain, we ap.
prehend, has suffered less than many people
had supposed. Most of that in this neigh.
borhood looks we'll. Spring grain has been
put in much earlier than usual, and, VIC are
glad 10 observe, that the amount is largo
The present prices Of grain, and in fact all
the products Of the farm, hold out the mos,
liberal encouragement to the husbandman
and TO those who appreciate the importance
of "makrg hay while the sun Shines" nc
admoni,ion is necessary. None but sluggards
sleep now.
Ono word 10 those who cultivate pine plair
land. Be sure TO get your crops in early
The chances for good yield are two.folt
better with an early than late crop, and then
you have the additional advantage Of reali.
zing the crop when it is worth the most
One bushel Of potatoes in September, is
worth two in December, to make pork of
and the same remark will apply TO consider
able extent to peas, and other hog.leed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-05-03
HOWARD

or he Cheap Cash Store.
HAS returned with SO many goods and so
l. l. much to DO in selling, that an advor.
tsemcnt must be deferred iora day or two
his goods are selling moro rapidly than ever
before. and the store literally ihrongod with
customers. Never was trade SO brisk, but he
has enough goods for all that want, and
cheap, cheap. cheap, and pretty, pretty, pref
~, which makes them soil SO fast. No place
like HOWARDS.
Mnu 1000
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-05-03
ID I T. ID

At Mis-, Green's Seminary in this place, on The
morning Of the LIST instant, Miss ELIZABETH
CoLLAMoRE, daughter Of The Hon. Jacob Cola
more, Of Woodstock. aged II years.
In Jerico on The 25,' inst. Barbara Jane, aged
10 years. and O, The 26th Mary Marin, aged years
and months, daughters Of Lyman 1 RhodS Field
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-05-03

Earon Fratelin. Switzerland, and the other
political prisoners at Quebec, have been discharged.
The Nlontrea Courier saws that the Baron was es.
corled 10 the line by a company Of police, and
there set o, liberty, with an admonlion never TO
enter The province again. Motifs trial was pro.
crossing on the LIST inst.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-05-03
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

"HE subscriber having recently pur-
l. chased the stock OF Books and Sta
lonery belonging to James w. Hickok,
would inform his friends and The public,
that the business will be continued as usual
at the old stand. A general assortment
of all he different SCHOOL Books in use IN
This part OF tho country, IN Academies.
Semloarles, and Colleges, may be had low
for cash at Wholesale or retail. Mlscela-
ncous works, comprising both English and
American Literature, may be found in 'lch
variety.
AS his stock vii, be replenished from
time to time, notice will be gwen IN due
form of such publications as are new and
interesting for the beneti OF his customer
ID. A. BRAMAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-05-03

The author of Lines on the death Of a
friend" has written too carelessy TO dc
justice to herself or the subject. We
therefore omit them.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-05-03
Nj A IL X / Il ID

In this town The 2Slh ult. by The Rev. Jeremiah
O'Calaghan, Mr.. john Quinlan, 10 Miss Belsey
Flood, both of Shelburn.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-05-03

TREES We notice with great deal of
pleasure the decided improvement, which
the taste Of our good citizens appears TO have
undergone in respect to trees. Our streets
need only these ornaments Of nature, 10
make them amongst the most beautiful Of
any in New England, and it is graft
flying TO see that the naked and barren look
which some Of our streets have presented,
is fast yielding to the pleasant appearance
of green and blossomy trees. This is the
time for completing the work; the expense
aud trouble Of placing few trees in from,
Of house 10 but triAing, and in few years
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-05-03
MoRE PRESCOTT PRISONERS RELEASED.

MORE PREscorT PRISONERS RELEASED.
Ten more OF the prisoners recently con
fued in Fort Henry, have been released
and were conveyed from Kingston to Sack.
cts Harbor. and this place, free Of charge,
by Capt. Despard, of the steamer Tele.
graph, on Friday last. We give below
the names of the released.
Lorenzo Z. Flnney, Watertown.
Hiram Cotton, Jefferson CO.
Orson Rogers, do.
Selah Evans, do.
Jacob Herring, France.
Oliver Aubrey, Lower Canada
Giles Thomas, Onondaga CO.
Philip Alger, Oswego.
Ell Clark, Jefferson CO.
-Stebbins.
The Steamer Telegraph, Captain Des
pard, on her arrival at Kingston, last week
was visited by the Mayor, and received
with marked attention. This looks WE'LL
Osuego Herald.
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Runaway

u
NROM the Subscriber on the 2Olh inst,
IL boy apprenticcd to me by the town OF
Charlotte, named, Nathaniel Lincoln, aged
10 years, five feet six inches in height, dark
complexion, dark hair, and had on when he
left, short jacket and hair seal cap. All
persons arc forbid harboring or trusting him
on my account, as shall pay no debts OF
his contracting. LYMAN YALE.
Charlotte, April %, 1880.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17
THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER II. 1889.


NEW YORK TATTERsALLs.-The proprietor Of tA,
well known establishment thankful for the avos already
upon him, begs inform patrons Of the establish
nent and the gentry and strangers the city Of New York
that he is now prepared to receive horses carriages
for sale, orders to purchase commission.
The proprietor would also invite gentlemen wishing to
horses kept at livery for SALE to call and the great
he has made the stable attached to this
shment and thinks they will be found inferior to any in
the city, either in point Of comfort stalls and
he the public that exeron his part or the par
Of any in his employ shall be wanting TO render Taersa
least equal TO any establishment in the city
The proprietor would also invite carriage and ma
<ers inspect the different arrangements made with lew
show off their manufactures to best advantage and the sale
Of these articles form conspicuous part of his business
would them that he has interest any bsiding
establishments OF the kind his exertons will be used
facilitate Them in way either by sales advances and
doing this he would beg leave to call attention the
rvaed location Of the premises its having BEEN the original
New York TatersaPs mart for the sale ofhorses carriages
harness and to the universal popularity Of The place
first established 1928 He therefore trust that he will
be he has be encouraged by that public whch will
be his desire to please. GEO.W MILLER. Proprietor,
sl4-3m Successor to J. w. Watson, aA6 Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

ToHN I. GOLDSMITH. DRAPER TAILOR, lsi vii.
liam begs respectfully call the attention OF The
public to his Fashionable Establishment
The superior facilities long experiences, and critical know.
ledge which he induced him TO sbsndoa The
tque usages cutting and to adopt method Of his own
by which enabled furnish bis customers the electro
magnetic principle despatch with articles Of unprecedented
beauty n a. &C. Se and N. time with due consider
alton Of the Dimensions Of that plus ultra Of gen,lemss
pochet-his purse. o2-fm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17
CLAss sTAININo. se.-wM. oIssoN h,,ias bee.

GLASS STAINING. &c.-wM GIBSON hsving bees
" accustomed 10 send specimens oi Orh.aena PAintng
and Glass Staining the annual hien n the Fair
Americas Institute bets cali s-ption Of the Of
New York to the why he declines doing season.
order to amy impression which might
exist that Ne res from the hed under the apprehension that
his specimens ~ art Inferior either IN design workman
ship On persa of letter dated 18th August published in
the nerad of 10th inst .adrcssed TO T. b. wakeman Cores
pondng Secretary Of the Institute he naers himself
unfreudced viii justify his procedngn declining
exhibition Of rivalry whsn the door either elssed
against fair impartial decision. when the decision OF the
Judges accordance with the views Of the comuitee
they decline acting upos their award W. O. entirely
dark regarding the motives which have Influenced the commit
tee in dsegarang the decision of the judges his spsc
Of glass staining the best up'o this moment he
has not been favored with to that letter to
subsequent dated sh sept The public will draw their
conclusion regarding this silence the Of the
mi,fee Mr.. q. rr that these Walters OF The Fair who
qure orders brasch Of his Will not deter
their superiority from specimens usually exhibited
until they xampe his specimens az No 5ts Pearl street
In making this ncstion, W. Gibson does not int nd
upon the members Of the Institute Of whom
OF be cegnzsnt OF such procedure but he
be excused 10 saying that such system Of favostsm,
shh has already become too be cont the
pery Of Institution win Be sealed the support Of
It's best friends withdraws.
No. 5tS Pearl street. near Broadway. ol0-m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17
WRITING

This celebrated System Of Writing offered the no
tce Of the Ladies' the Merchant the young man of business
Clerk the Attorney the Accountant the STUDENT the Gen
ttan Of Fashion and Fortune and the Public IN general OF
New Yorkt expressly adapted to all the mercantile pur
Bills Of Exchange Inv oces Sales orders Notes receipts
counts Journal Eatry and the Leder and sPo
acquired by every from the ages OF Ten to
TWELVE LESSONS. OF ONE HOUR EACH!
No matter how BAD, INDIFFERENT iLLEGiBLE, pEFoRS
cRAMPEp CONFIRMED, the Pupils writing may be.
ACADEMY No lis BRoADwY, NEW YORK
THE LADIES meet daily at IL and IL O'Clock these Hours
devoted entirely to LADIES' and taught neat decate
elegant style Of writing.
Tar GENTLEMEN ar taught style Bold, Free and NJ
camille. oae
plee coarse in or days.
N.B-Mr B. is to be from A. NJ. to or froms to
sP NJ
90 Further Lessons above the twelve If necessary will b
given by Mr.. B. without additional expense so I'm
az SECOND WARD HOTEL.-Next the corner
Fulton street. Nassau This well known establishment
saving thorough reftng complete orae
COR the accommodation OF those who may honor It with the
There are in this house. besides the lower throw
entirely open public bar large upon the
cond story IS feet BY -, we'll suited io the accommodation
public meetings. together with several smaller adapted
business.
Clubs and private parties accommodated with as
species Of game decacy which the markets afford shos
aotice ljeilyl EDMUND JONES. Proprietor.
NEW REFECTORY-J SWEENEY mforms his incb
" and the public that he has opened new Refecor IN tina
elegant building No. i44 Fulton street Fish, Fles
and Fowl always be found his tables and every decs
ey season provided as soon as appears in the market
satisfaction he hopes find that generous
which he is determined to deserve.
jlO-f J. SWEENEY
nANlEL SWEENEY, IL Ann street,
~ thanks his friends For the liberal ssfporhs
have uniformly rendered him since he first opened his Refeco
and them that Will be his endeayor to merit
continuance Of their appreciation His table Always iurnshe
with the best the market affords and those who may honor
table with their presence depend upon being served VIII
cleanliness civilty and promptitude jle II
OnnJA MUkUS MULTlCAULuS TREES For Sale
DOOO They will be sold low account Of cosingcon-
Among The lot 600 trees, with year old roets
Apply at 5l9 Houston street. ol2 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

MO CURE NO Pay sASDs Rsmypv ron SALT
Nv RHEun. New York, Sept 10, 1889.
Mcssrs. A. p. ID. sands-Genenen For about year
past have been severely afflicted with the Salt Rheum and
order to obtain relief used various popular medicines With
out any good effect thea applied my physician, and final
y 10 another, II the most eminent in the city, but
complaint haied their skill entirely and neither Of them
sved Seeing your advertisement and certificate OF
from Mrs Chapman 70 Chatham street. called On her
to kpsw the TRUTH and happy to have all confirmed,
which you stated bought box OF your Remedy and
bottle Of ssrsparla and after using three days TIE
disease subdued the distress relieved and then fet that
should be cured have since bought another bsx and bottle
and am well. The completed IN between
and weeks and from being cripple able to leave my
bed ~ The o. your valuable medicine restored
10 health again. You have sincere thanks and u
afflicted with this disease, will call at my residence,
will confirm all these facts, and many which
esssry publish have recommended u t. many
Of my friends all Of whom IL has eqaa ~ hen6ited Truly
yours, Mrs. MARCARET CLARK,
No 81 Grand street
affords pleasure 70 publish the above certificate, Il
from who would b. pleased 20 any person who
afflicted with this compist, ard direct hem 10 the means OF
scad hesd Jackson itch the face eczema, &c
esctuay cured by its and all who afflicted with
these nplants any invited call and get cured
without delay Prepared and sold wholesale and retail ny
A. ID. Sands Nos 70 and 100 Fulton street. New York
Sold also by n Rsvis Co, Albany Trvst, rosghkeep
sic NJ Patten. New Hsven; r. W Ball Hartford J. A.
wsdsworh. Providence VIM Brown tsl Washing street,
Boston and by druggists generally in the principal towns IL
the United States. Price 81.
y. D. Merchants supplied on the most liberal terms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17
SPLENDID PENMANsHIr ACQUIRED IN ~
LESS0NSt

MIR. BRISTOW respectfully announces to the Ladie,
l and Gentlemen Of New York and Brooklyn that he hs,
returned from successful visit Boston, and has
his old established Writing Academy No It's Broadway for
the RECEPTION PUPILS AGES and Of every capacity
Day and Evening
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

~ ItpAR STREET, rEAh BROADWAY.
C e. MARSH, Accountant informs the public that Nj,
Rooms open very evening from o. Cor the purpose
e giving instruction in the Theory and Practice Bookeep
lag The course averages 2oiessons, ich be skeu 10
evening" at the convenience the pup as the
instruction - individual and not in classes.
Instructions IS also given during the day from a and
to W8#f
sProspestuses with terms, and full account Of the n.hod
may be had At the ROOMS. as imeo'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17


e, RECKLEs FRECKLEs! FRECKLEs!!!-The
prevalence of Freckes the human face and neck has
from time immemoria been not only annoying but decided
Disagreement the human body and il gratifying dscsve
y that eectual dispenser has length been found in
Wyeth Celebrated Milk Of Roses which has stood unr
aed and unequaed in England France and America for
yearly fsfy years.
BERGEN, New Jersey, May i4th $780,
sm-At the request Of nv brother william have great
pleasure stating you that have been mach frcked
the face and neck for upwards Of was
truly pleased saying, that after the Of for month,
now free from benish my skim and complex
ESTHER OGDEN, Bergen. VI
Wyeths Milk Of Roses speedily pimpIes, botches
Gales roughness sunbur chahng chappise and for
moving the unpleasant sensations after shaving II perfect
luxury Observe the stamp Of j. Wyeh rerfumer, London,
;se propreors prices by A. b. d. Sands 70 and 100 Fulton
street; Guion S9 Brssdway Mioor, 1913 Broadway; Hart
cor Chambers and Broadway Dieke ana Broadway Clsrks
Houston and Broatway Ring Ola Broadway; Cole 4
Church and Chambers; u NJ sonsrve cor ali Wooster;
Cotton Blocker street; Lindsay 9th Avenues Love- los
9th Avenue Nelly Christopher aud Greenwich Lane and
Bnrnetts Perfumerv store. 81 Canal street iyls-sm
COAL. CoALm-As cheap the cheapest aud good tn.
Of coal for Few days longer Delivered free
Peach Orchard, red ash, s75s 500
schuylkili, grey ash, 100 $50
Lehigh, $50 100
Liverpool, 1900 l4oo
by the the cargo Sc. P.g GUERNSEY co. s2s6n
Dan oFFICE.-Frac,ional part, OF the Pahlic debt
IL the State Of New York. viz Circulating notes OF the
New York State Stock Security Bank may be had small
sums by applying, from n TO I2o'cIock daily TO
L. BONNEFOUX, "a Cedar ST. up stars)
Interest allowed on low 500 II win be paa
monthly the aggregate amount Of the circulating notes
remaining on hand al the expiration Of each month.
Cosntry people and Others rho iay specie would do well
10 Esquire ne the peculiar principles Of the New
York state Stock Security Bank and they viii be satisfied that
the notes thereof and will be equal all times aud under
any possible emergency gold and silver and tn reore in
many will be found preferable account Of their
yenenee and Of their bearing interest," when used for
space sfa month.
The following OF prominent distinguishing
features OF the Institution ls The circulating
secured by the pedg OF New York State Stocks exclusively
2ndly The Of its operations does make desirable
to circulate bills any time for than half
thirds at most Of the amount Of the stock pledged 3dly An
of Treasury larh"r than circulation always
kept hand TO redeem every dollar oft SPECIE need be-
ol6.lw-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17
90 THE CHEAPEST N
AND

MOST FASHIONABLE EsTABLIsHMENT,
Having the most extensive and splendid stock Of Cloths Ca
Vestngs and Summer Goods In this city which will b
made up themss style the notice.
following prices cash cn delivery, al the we'll known
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT Oy
a. n. JAMES,
fLArE rAyLeR,1
No 90 Maiden Lane and No. IL Liberty st-
List sF PRICES.
superfne black, blue or fancy eolorea Drea
Coas, siA 10 "A
0entemens' Summer Goats. from -
Cashmere Pastaoons, variety ofpatterns and
colors, - soto % 50
Vests ofsilks, sstins, velvets, cassimeres,M Mar
settles, Valentiss or Thbet Cloth, 81 rs to -
The public win please observe the above prices 10 per
sent below the ordinary prices OF Merchant Taor s3Sy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

TRITON INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 81 Wall street
an Election for Directors of this Institution. held their
n day the following gentlemen were unanimously ehoes
Robert L. Patterson, Henry Ogden,
Alexander Patterson, Robert G. Wetmore,
Cyrus Chenery, Lawrence Hill.
Samuel ID. Dakin, Henry Haviland
John Wilson. Philip v, Hoffman,
Arthur W. Benson, D. II. Robertson,
John r. Austin, Jonas Concklin,
VIM A. Colt, Joseph Wood,
Ernest Fielder, Charles l.. Vose,
Bradford Lincoln, George r. For. Jr.
John II. Howard, JOSEPH =. Bloomfield,
John r. Delaplane, Joseph b. Nones.
And at subsequent meeting Of the Board Of Director the
ROBERT l. PATTERSON, ESQ. Pre,idsD,
JOSEPH D. MONIES, Vice President.
ALsx. THoMrsoy, Jr Secretary.
Capt HEcroS Corriv, Inspector.
Wu.Ls HALL, ESQ. Attorney.
The above cowPany-cayal sasoloee, all paid IN and :.
and navigation risks inudng that Of fire during transit
liberal terms. mys-y
q, goo REWARD CROSS SPECltiC MIXTURE.
sDOOUFer the OF Gonorrhea elects, structures and
anslagcus complaints OF the organs OF generation
of all remedies Jet discovered for the above complaints
this IL a. most certain
gard to Diet drink exposure or change IN application TO eu
sins,s.
We give no long qnacki.h recommendations deceive u
public n the medicine does not speak Tor ITSELF no one shall
speak for IL Our object Is to notify can be bad am
10 ~ srcush lin which the M,rture viii not eject rapid
cure under forfeiture Of $500.
This disease that unfortunately psrvse, all rasl Of
ciey-hgh low, rich and poor matrimonial AMI single They
presented with remedy BY which they can cure them
selves without the least exposure Ia the shortest time possible
Further the disease cannot he contracted II dose or the
Mixture Is akca night going to bed when exposed
II put uy bottles. with u directions accompanying H.
Al 81 abotIe One bottle lasts week. which generally cures
For sa. only Al Dr. WIN H. Minors drug store, No 10,
Brosdwsy corner Of Dey street srsnhl's Housed New
streets, Philadelphia. ole 3m-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17

DESIRABLE PRIVATE BOARDING.-A respectable
~ English family having two handsomely fursished bed
rooms unoccuped DESTROYS OF receiving single gentle
men boarders breakst and dinner supdays) Any
gentleman Of retired habits Who aeou Of the above
comforts 81 private home Please apply 400
street between Canal and Spring sreRsreness of the
hrst responsibility riven and reon,red. sul9 n
NOALl COAL.i COAL 1.-THE Cheapest aud srti-
- Gle IN the shape of Coal Cor stove a6ost at the
foot OF Beach and selling the very low price OF 80
per ton delivered free from carriage 10 any part OF the city
CONSUMERS respectfully invited TO call and for hs
selves sism
CEILING OFF AT COsT---The sabscribsf iptsnd-
- isg 10 repqash bis presest business offer Cor sale
Al cost until the ls November, his sockconins Of Gold
Silver levers. Lepnes, Duplex Anchor Escape
and Vertical Watches Chains Seals, Keys, Earrings,
Brosshss, Rings, PsnciI Csses, Clschs, &C.
Also. German Silver Guard a~d Fob Chziss Thimbes
Spcs ems, FERRIS, Ladies, NC. he
oSims Is u TOBIAS, 20 Maiden Lane.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17
SEGARS. SEGARs.
" Let the topper delight in the bottle and glass
will se.G not "a nj. aettres IN mar.

But there's netang that the enjoyment surpass,
or real Havana segar.'- The Smokers Song.
EXAS at his established and popular stand, 55 Cedar st.
- continues from his agent in Havana, every
arrival Segar Of the choicest and most approved brands that
the market affords
His stock hand comprises greater variety than
be procured any other establishment in the city, in
Guiding the celebrated Extra Regaas, Norega Dos Amegos
Victoria Unon Trarcas and Others which he has hest
aon in avsrrng superior any hitherto imported
Citizens and strangers requested TO call at IS Cedar ST.
and Judge FOR themselves. SO I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-17
q. goo CHALLENGE !.--LERoTS sPECIFIQUE
spCVO FRANCHISE, Cor French specihc) for the

CT Snn SfEtlrIQCE
epO wv FRANCAISE, (or French Specihc.) for the
Gonorna elects female complaints, and all discharges Of
the secret organs.
The agents Of this celebrated medicine would
apprse the Psbl that Ibis the great specific Of Doctor
Jerome Leroy, Of Paris celebrated for the Of this
class Of diseases.
la early stages Of the disease will positively effect
cure in few days without restriction of Diet fear Of
posre aud what much important Il leaves the
parts subject troublesome elects weakness that
occur often AFTER the Of other medicines.
In long Proraced stages Of the Genorhea, in obstinate
elects weakness of those organs IL Is without doubt the
efectual remedy discovered.
II will also be found certain preventative against the dis
il exposed and in any where there TO fear
few doses will arrest ito progress and any further
trouble. !.
TO that deceptive system OF
putting in this city, better proof Of its efficacy
challenge any to be produced that will not
der forfeit Of $500.
Observe One large bottle is sufficient to any
cent case OF the complaint
Each bottle accompanied witt full description Of the dis
and all the necessary directions the English and French
languages.
For sale only at the agents ece No 50 Nassau street. four
doors from Fulton street. Cup stai) Price Sloo bottle
Small bottles 81 sul7 3m'