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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14

Og- PRINrISe-We ave lately seen some beau
tifui specimens oil Printing from the establ shment
OF J. w. Oliver. expe fenced and Industrious
workman, next to eur Office II Ann and Mas.
streets. Mr. Oliver possesses q large assert
ment OF type, which he arraege- with much skill.
We recommend him TO the public as deserving Of
pat onage. His terms are very moderate.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14

BROADWAY CIRCUS u his evening terrific feats
OF horse nanship, by Master Glenrey, Messrs. Cad
wallaier, Baccn a. d Aymar sports and games CT
the comic songs, extr vaganzas, BY andford,
Dickinson ana Swceny, and variety Of other in
tere ting entertainments.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14

ISDwIN FORREST BOAT CLUs BALL The third
t. Annual Bail OF this Club will take p,ce Tam Hall
Monday evening Dec 18TH sso. Tn. floor viii be- under
the mm-dise sirsetios Of MIR PARKER assstsd BY
mter Of the club Tickets a. be had At Tsnmany Hall,
Of the the members Of the Club d4 81
L FIRE ENGINE co. No "a will take place at N,bios
saloon on Monday evening, he i2th January. 1870
js lawthins
Polio ASSOCIA RIO for the promotion Of Fine Arts
IA Ia the Uued states Til. znnsa rsng OF this Asso
caion will W. held Ncaday evening" the 10th inst al the
o'clock; the report will be read the Election officers
aud committee s for the uing year will take
place and the Works Of Art purchased for he Association
will he dribai ed amongst the memters The
book Is open al the Apollo. By order.
diI az NATHAN, Rec secJ.
A RESPECTABLE MAN OF good address and experience
IN Collector Of Monies could devote two three days
In each week. In that capacity auy respectable house (on
moderate terms The most respectable references and
security given Address A. B., No. ~ Gold ST. dl o..
vJ,AMMANY HALL.-Mr D. PARKER wishes 10 notice
70 his friends aud Subscribers, that his Public will
take place Friday eveuin, the 7o instant instead OF
"Wednesday. Mr.. y ~ preparing Fsrcv DsEss BALI for
CT rstas, which occasion number of dances will be
brought forward The will be decorated with banners
and sgs Of all nations during the two holiday weeks The
scholars Pubcs will take place FRIDAY evenings
Christmas and New Years nights there win ~ Fancy Dress
Balls variety of and elegant Fancy Dresses
king up for the occasion. diA a.
ID UsHTON 4 AsPiNwALL, % William street, Offer
IN for sale
very s-peor Swedish Leeehe packages ofIoe and
2O0 each Tor country trade.
casks Alerandrs SIENNA erra fac suitable for retailing
R.ssn sheet IsingIass, is and 2nd quality
Dutch refined esmphor.
fOOlbs true soeotrae AlosA
e,Obs Bermuda Arrowroet
10 c.ss Lows white and brown windsos soap
leo %. pure Oh nssss. nAlw'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14

- NEW YORK ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ill., sal~.-By order Of Asiesees-On Tuesday nert,
SAY 24,h inst ~ O'CLOCK, will Be sold At this we'll
AlA snow sstablshmen., the following articles, Via
Que pair large Grey C1sss nS, s s as,,
One pa;r Sreys we'll known the road a. fast trotter
The we'll hnown tro,tinghor screwdr,sr.
The ", N kuows trottibg mare Fasny Puiian &c &c.
Also one Chariot. Bsrouehe ons light Wagon tsas
short lime since BY Fordl Rosh.~sy wEg:., &C. &C.
Whips, Blankets Dr.,ses, &c. &c; ,,-
Further particulars viii be Published In mis-.
UEo. W. MILLER, successor to J W. ws,son
MUSICAL INsTRUCTiON-MK. MEAUEK osss %
M ansosuce that compliance with the numerous app.
cations he has recsiveJ purposes Remaining ~ town w,
winter will give In Singing and the thsory and
practice ofhe Piano Forte Application t. b. made 70 Nm
At HE resid nee elA Broome street di1im"'
Dr. gO REWARD viii be given CIR ,ss discovery Of ID.
ID CV author of an anssy letter signed O. P. " and
~. su arhed New forh. ID Decsabsr
For address apply at the Herald Once. d1%
yTovE FACTOKY.--Ths subscribers wsuld call the at
,en,oa Of their RI ada ssd The p:,s generally q sss
E.abrhment Constantly hasd general assortment o.
Tin stoves Of the latest sod most Improved patterns
NB-Tne universally approved Parmeiee Cooking ssev
for coal wood to be seen ia operation the storv
They also prepared % s,sess al Orders for II. and
.b,e terms RI. w. TRENBLEY,
ni5lmis NO. '1o bswsry.
GRAND VOCAL CONCERT At Pssls'. Mu.eum.-rh.
NJ -Four Hungas,ans, Mens RosEN, kALN LElsLS
STEIN and REIC engaged at This Popular Etansh.
rent Tor Four Nights only the h 2h 18Th and Ath inst
being positively their last performances for the season IN
New York
The first Grand Concert win take place on Wednesday
Ev.nns Dec lib, add repeated on Thursday, Friday And
Saturday Of the present week.
rhe Hungarian. will appear in their National Costume
Mr.. Bsssford will preside a. the Piano Forte
PROGRAMME.
rAsr vtnsr.
Ora nd Vocal Overture, by the Hungarian siarers IN
which they wilt Introduce limitations OF severalin
siruneuts-Flsie, Ciarionst Trombone and
Ba.soon str'lsAy
ou.r,ette-aThs pleasant tour thrcugr switrsrlapd"
by tie Hungarian Singers
polonnaisc. with Echo, BY Mr. Rosen
Andante and Rondo, IN which Mr. kdn will initiate
the Bassoou, and descend lower than the instro-
mvnt
National Song, with obligsto Echo, by Mr.. Ros~n
SECOND
Coocertsnte, ~ the Hungarian Singers IN which they
will introduce the admired air, .Di Tant Ps'psu."
Taneredi. Rossni. AMI the March frrm u Pars .
tar, With Eel oes by Mr.. Rc>ea bs''in'
Grand Polonrsi.e, ny the Hungssiss Singer,
| Avsiriss waits composed BY strssss expressly fov
The Huugsrsr Singers. !.
| Qusrtstte With stoccaic Echo. BY Mr.. Rcssn.
lfyN Concert TO bsgs ., half psst e'sscsk
FcAs6 - Cssts-Yessy susssrssu se< chise.ss halt
rS,<s Ala-1s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14


With the revuon shs market ea, Of merchant.
has experienced dcu,y than the manufacturer. and
a aers dry goods large proportion Of the failure. this
among the dry good msrchsn and
tinus daily 10 tahs place.
The reiien lion south make. utter mpos,i
sby 10 make collections and debts due from every other
section Of the country realised maturity In
sequence Of this state OF Affairs merchants compelled
10 depend upon from the banks, when they refused
grant sufficient facilities enable certain houses meet their
pay ments they ed either fail outright ask
extension, which is nea ~ the same thing.
any thing but prosperous We learn that many msnufactss
the east have suspended operations eutrey 10
themselves from ruin Many mills Yet running, but ouy
hisd Of the time aud the goods out sid
loss The only ndocenr they have for kec ing 10 opcrs
ton y Oh. hope that times viii improve Cotton gcods 70
particular sold al great sacri1ce. Wocsns seme
what better hut they pay sprch Mar ufsssurers
o priced and sanets doing better than those
Of higher priced good The prospects for the opening trade are
al present discoaragng that manufacturers 81 weolens
not disposed to keep ~ operation customary and have
trade The rich harvest reaped by the
two since will scarcely sses 10 make mp for the
Oar foreign import now Fortunately over fr this
The quantity sent out have much exceeded the demand
and goods bat just imported have been sold asesr the
hammer at large cent less than and IL Is nearly IN
possible to make sale. sns.s At auction The importers
doing nothing Tey have large on hand bu, not
disposed 10 exchange their goods for Questionable paper
With aarse stock 10 winter they will no. feel like forward
ing orders for the Spring and a prediction that
The ,mpor,.on 'or N. 'n'asg 'sa.on viii BE CUTE small
and healthy AID safe business so many goods
ere This last BY foreign houses 10 raise
money 10 completely eut the MARKET
prices deeacd they Otherwise would Large
quantities have heen re-.hppsd to Ensan. and France
oy- SUNDAY MORNING ATLAs-wooD CUT
EXTRAORDINARY - The Atlas Of tomorrow will contain
superb wood pgrsvsg Of the Of the 0rssi Army
The Psrh with PosrRArrs o. D,sr,rcvmnrp Osp,crss-
together with ori.ssl drama Of the events II will also
soutsu original tale " ovrer and al the isserss
ing matter Price three cents oass isa Nassss st. sAn'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14


in the evening. Dug 2m.
S,r PETERS CHURCH. BARCLAY s,rssL-Oa Sunday
evening December 10th, Sermon will b Preachsd
this church ny the Very Rev Dr. Power, o'clock.
The Trustees that In addition to the sermon
Concert will then tale place for which they have secured the
services Of followag vscs tsraaissusy
for this occssioB):
Mrs sE0IJN, Mrs. MORLEY,
Mr.. DUNN, Miss THORNTON,
Mr. sEOUIS, Mr.. r y. WHITE,
(the Irish melodist)
Aided by h,u and others Of aeLDow edged talent
bers Of The Trustees will be enabled
cred Music SELDOM IL before erscused in this city,
Mr.. BEAMS will presids At the osgsn, which - conee
ea the powerful and 6oe toned nsrsnspi IN the city,
The folo~ing sprosramme Of selected pieces for The
oecssiob:-- .
1. Dsett, MIR mn 5skuis
q Aima Rsdsmpsor.,. (solo 4 chorus, Mr. White
Q. Laodste Domanm, Bsgsioie, mn Dsss
4. q Jesu psleulesse me, Mozart, M ssGuss
s. o Sanctum Cosvivum, :" mr Whss
9. R.~ils.i,s .ADd God Said" air with verdure.
Chorus ~aL. the Harp, Hsyss
I" i"s 49, 800 M.Iaa;.. ""s '""" Mr. white
q n, ,si,ht, .ius, r,aya. Mrs Morley
.. O Jsm Deus. WEBB Mr. sesrin 4 Mr. white
10 Holy HOW Handel. Mrs segsis
n. R.el,s,ys "A God said. air snow heaven
"a Grand Cssr..-TSs Hsar. . ar. telling, H.yse
The solos by Mss Thornton, Mr. sssu'a and
Ticket. q admission will eseh; the svas OF the
sale Of which will be spilled towards paving the debt incur
red rebuilding the church, and MAJ be obtained Of me 'os
THOMAS o'coNNoR No ! g. Marks Pisss.
GEORGE PARDOw. lss Elm street.
BERNARD GRAHAM, a. Broadway
JOHN MILHAU. iss Brcsdway.
EDMUND y. DERRY, 81 wall street.
EDWARD sHERTILL, 10 Reside street
JOHN AHERN, ne Crosby street
AID st,he doors of the church o. that svenns. dis3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14

" E~IsON STEAK, koast Turkey, koast Goose, Rosst
Duck Roast Chicken Chicken Fricrasee Chicken Pot
pie, and other efreshmen0 every day at
H. pATTINsON'S Coffee Saloon,
corner Of Ann aud Nassau streets.
NIB Bnckwheat Cakes every morning and evening.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14

= ,rLENDip ZUULOoiCAL RI h, 81 q iUN-Now spen
- at 81 Canal street. few doors Of Broad Messrs
RAYMOND, WEEKS, HOBBY, 4 Co have the pleasure
inform the public and naturzs that they have estabhed
rare besau and extensive Managerie Of Living Animals
Beasts the above named place. Their collection con
psses great variety specimens faaura history
er imported America. Will be open for he reception Of
,itors each day. from loi A. NJ t. SP NJ and from 70
In the sveups. di3 9ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14

nj OTICE-The fifth Lecture subject Of Female
IN Character and influence will be delivered tomorrow
fSabbahl evening the Weseysn Chapel Mulberry
near Blocker street by The Rev r. Service
comn,ence AZ o'clock GA ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14

C0AL t. SUR THE TiMEs.-Persons d's'ous Of
" saving $2S red ash Peach Orchard esg and nut
first rate quality have now an opportunity Of
the above the reduced Pce from
the vessel free from dir and carefully screened Or BROKEN,
carriage seeding their orders and cash without delay 10
WILLIAMS b co. corner Of Washington and Warren.
Egg, 81 as 4 30 cents deducted 10 those who draw
Nut, 623 By their own carts.
N B Philadelphia money taken small advance on the
.hov. nr;,., 49, dI2 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14

| VNENTH WARD BANK.-The notes OF this Bank are
redeemed at their No l13 Bowery, al par or
Cor the the bill hoasrs the lever part OF the
City at ofone per Al the ONCE Of Carpenter vermye
No. ~ Wall street T. HOOk, Cashier.
Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14

ST JoHss. No, Dee s-srr Boston Foster NYors
FaLNourH Jrm, Nov 9-Susan, Hughes, NYork.
SAVANNAH IA Man. rs day, sncs--Arcot, Sherman, o
Portland, for NYcrk, Is days.
There American vessels at MonIego Bay, "a day
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14

x&R- FOR NEW ORLGAko-SAsr Lice this dsy)
N2XS C-rhs saip RICHARD ANDERSON Will ssii
this day Passenger win please - BOARD u Peck
Slip ~ A. NJ, which tine The ship will sail.
The we'll known packet chip STAR (dsiy expected 10
rtvs) will succeed tie Richard Anderson with quick despach
For fright or passage the lowest terms apply 10
dl4 GLOVER McNURRAY, % 81 nth street
90 FOX NEW OItLEANs-Lo uissAna aud New York
~ Lins-Ths Regular Packet for Monday. Is h instant
- The fast sailing packs ,shp SARATOGA, Capt Hath
away, will sail a. above passage, having hand
furnished accommodations apply on board at Orleans
wharf foot Of Wal street, or TO
Elk COLLINS co. So South street.
Shippers viii please send in their Bills of Ladng cary this
dav - dll
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14

CHEAP CASH RO1KSrORE 800 Broadway. JOHN
u DOYLE Bookseller respectfully informs the public iha,
he has adopted the CASH SYSTEM ia all his transactions.
will sell prices lower than any other house VI the same
Guinness His stock 10 choice and recherche. 10 full Of the
works In aud modern literature ia books IN all the
and useful art., also in WORKS the Iass,
French and German languages School books ofsvery
kind at prices uaspproachable BY Others
NB He private Libraries and smaller parcels Of
books Cor which he the cash down. and gives better prices
than the same will hiring Al Auction ara tmiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14

srA TO LET-ln good tuatiops-- The lever part Of
GT small House, with separate kitchen and wood hous.
A so snug two story House in Mercer street. near
Bro day; three handsome rIers with bedrooms aud kch
en- IN John sreet-will be let separate f desred also
sndsoe basement story in Madison street. suitable Cor
small shop Apply at - Broadway
FOR SALE CHEAP-Or exchange several Houses and
Lo in the bus,ns part Of the city, good situations and
all pay full interest on the price asked For furhe par.
ti.ulsr apply al $40 Broadway. dl4lr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14

4 NLlMrlC lHE.AlK -fkiDAf, Dee. l4,h, 1899, will
~ be produced, a New Drama, entitled
3E BROADWAY.-Mr. Thomas Tomkius, Mr.. Browne 5
Sir Charles Crazy, Bart Mr.. Horpcssiie. -
To he followed by the Burleta ef THE SWISS COT.
TAGE-NaI Teick, Mr. Mitchell; Janet Miss Singleton.
To conclude with the FIRST NIGHT or MY OWN
GHOST
Bone 80 csnts Pit Is cents Doors open OF half pest sx,
prrovn.nce al o'elsck dis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14

Allen, Wilson, Charleston; Mary Kinesland, McCer
NOrleans, and othes-Wind w.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14

O J. SYLvESTERS Sock and Exchange office has not
removed but continues al No. lao Broadway and ~
Fall street. Bank Of Engnd notes. bills OF exchange and
soveegns purchased at the highest price Philadelphia Bal
timore Virginia Dist let Funds nted Mechanics Ba
Paterson notes bank purchased Ger short time
bonds for SALE drafts Phlaephs a.d Rostss
for sale at J. sfLVESTEk,
ala $50 Broadway and ~ Wall ST est
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-14

pOLLU sALUUn- HE nAtNER FAMILY, snowp
N the Tyroese Mpst els, will give Musical Entsrsin
composed OF National Songs Rams De vsches, and Me-
lodies Of the Alps Thur,day evening Dec ~, The
Apollo Saloon, 4i0 Broadway.
Mr. Ernest the celebrated Flute player to HE Royal High
the Dske bf ambrJge will play seo the Ylaes,
and also The Instrument called the CoDcertina
Doors open at 7EntevaDmeni 10 At "a O'clock
Tickets 90 cents 10 bs had the principal nusie stores,
and at the with programs, the above evening
H97.lms
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-08
RuSSeU's Celebrated
Salt Rhcum Ointment.

NMfilS is unqncs'ionab|y the best and
eao safest :cmedy ever yet offered 10 the
public for that obstinate disorder SALT
RlIEUM. Where other means have failed, it
has succeeded, and the fact that it has been
extensively used by eminent Practitioners
speaks volumes in lis praise. 1t is equally
cliicacious in all diseases Of the skin, scad
head, ring worms, and the most nvclerate
Itch, &c. &c. Numerous certificates might
be obtained, but the proprietor chooses that
fair trial should be the only evidence of its
superior efficacy. Price so cents a box.
A fresh supply is just received aud for sale
by J. Il J. i.Peck & Co., DR.. Moody. La,hrop
g. Potwin, Burl.ng Barnes Charlotte
NJ. Hull Ilinesburgh- Onion s. Strong, G..
& w. l.. Parker. Huntington II White Vcrgen.
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Jamin Hamilton, P. Fletcher Jerico--D. B.
Wilson. S. b. Fletcher Esscx--D. s. w. Car
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Also---hy J. &. w. Townsend corner OF
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-08
Wyman Chamberlin's Estate.
STATE or TERMONT. }

DI-TRICr OF GRA>D LIE IS
a T Probate Court holden in North Hero,
IA in said district on the l2th day Of Janu.
airy a. ID. 1889. Present The Hon. Joel Allen
Judge.
An instrument purporling to be the last
Will and testament of Wyman Chamberlin,
late of Grand Isle in said district deceased.
being presented TO the Cour, here bv William
Chambcrln one of the Executors therein
named for Probate. II is ordered by said
court that Ill persons concerned therein be
notified to appear at a session Of said court, to
be holden at the dwelling house of Jcdediah
7. Ladd, in North Hero, on the Sd Monday of
February "A. ID. 1889, and shew cause if any
they have against the Probate of said Will for
which purpose it is further ordered that copy
Of the record of this o:der be published three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press, newspaper printed at Burlington, in
the county of Chitenden, as socn as may be.
true copy Of Record,
Attest, AUGUSTUS KNIGHT,
RppjeIer
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-08
William Wards Estate.
STATE OF VER.NO.NT. }

Dl>TRIcT OF CHlTTENDEN. SIS.
A II Probate Court holden at Burlinc
IA ton within and for The District afnrn.
said on the 9th day OF January A. ID. 1889.
an Instrument purpor'lng to b. the last,
w III aud Testament Of William Ward, late
Of Milton. in said District deceased. was
presented To the Court here for Probate, by
Olive Ward, the Execulr'x therein named.
THEREFORE, it Is ordered BY said Court.
that pubic notice be gwen to all persons
concerned therein To appear before SAID
Court, al session thereof to be holden at
the Registers Office IN BurIing,on, on the
second Wednesday Of February A. ID.
1889, and contest The probate of said VIII.
aud II Is .Lrther ordo,td that tins order BE-
published three weeks successfully in the
Free lfess, newspaper printed at Bur-
ling'on, IN his State. the last Of which
shall be previous 10 the day assigned, as
aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers
Office, this 9Th day OF January A d. 1889
VIM. WE,TON, Rrrisier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-08

knew again that Till seven days before he
had been Arthur Edmons,onc. As man
stands at the junction of two convcrpnr
v'slns. and with turn Of The eye can look
down one or other, although they widen to
to miles apart, and sees the one travel over
h|l and date, and end on The summit Of n
rugged mountain, while the other, between
| clipped clms. stretches ont of s,ght along
a smooth green meadow, SO he could now
look back upon Two lives as il both of them
had been his own. He could no, know
these two eyislcnces as he now did, with
out comparing them. While he remem
bercd all that Arthur Edpon,lonc had
been. his active and many sided HE, the
bright colours Of feeling and Imagination
and the range of talent and knowledge that
then were his, it seemed, on turning to he
state IN which he now found himself, tha,
all was sh'nnk and w,ihered The on.
ward clothing and attributes, indeed, were
| splendid, bni he discovered within his brcas,
only mean faculties and vulgar AIMS. and
chiefly the wish to be admired a. q patron
and gentleman. without any enjoyment
oi the realities which. for him, were only
convenient iic'ions, He reflected. also, on
the strange scene which had taken place
tina, evening with Mara, and her porte
cont cmpi. aud he shvctcd OF he thought ,
while he saw the form of SIR Charles lIar
court reflected IN the four large mirrors.
For moment It occurred to hun that he
would b. Arthur again. Blu, be looked at
his ring, and remembered the old mans
warning, that if once be returned TO his
original beng, his privilege would be for
ever forfeited. He lhough, of score of
different characters, each Of which, 10 some
respects. he should Ink, to assume. Bul
everything CONNECTED with his own station
~ life now seemed 10 hun hollow aud mar.
rrn. aud sml,tcn with the curse Of Sir
Charles lIarcourts self content. A irecr
smplcr. humber existence alone seemed
really desirable. The stern moral snpCrl.
or'v Of Maria, aud the thought Of an un
aitalnable union with her, drove him "a far
as possible away in different direct ion
AT the the same time, by some trick OF
fancy. the blooming and vigorous nature
of the county girl whom he had seen III
Marlas company at the farm house, re.
TUNED to his heart. Thus cutting short
all his pcrplcXl'lcs by one violent rcsolu
tion, he brcaihed upon his ring, pronoun
ced to himself the name Of James Wilson,
and his wish was accomplished.
The SIR Charles flarcourt, who woke
the next morning at Beechnrst, was he
who had always possessed it. He now
remembered the events Of the past week
IA 1t they had been pats o. his own life.
There appeared no break in his self, con.
seriousness, nor had he the slightest notion
of the gap in his existence which had been
filled by the presence Of another person.
To he Continued
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Samuel Kceler's Estate.
STATE or VERMONT. }
II vi II IttHVoT 4
DIsrRICr OLE CuIr.rEAnrN Sc {

DIsTRICT OF CHiTTENDEN, SIS.
The Hon. The Probate Court far he Dis.
trict IF ChHenden, To all persons con
Cerned in The Estate Of Samuel Keller, late
Of Esser, in said ID strict. deceased
GREETING.
NWHEREAS, Marshal Castle, Execu,
VN tor of The last will and testament OF
SAID deceased proposes to render an accoun,
Of his administration, and present his ac-
count against said estate for examination
and allowance at a session Of the Court Of
Probate. to be holden st the Registers
otlce in Burlington, on the second Wednes
day Of February next.
TnEREFoRE. You are hereby notified to
appear before said Court at the time and
place aforesaid and shew cause, if any YOU
have. why the account aforesaid should not
be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this
9th day Of January A. d. 1889.
I'm WESTON. Erpjsier.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-02-08
REMEDY FOR THE
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This remedy is perfectly easy in its ap
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Foil directions, description Of the cam
plant, NC. accompany each packet. which
consists of two boxes, Ointment and Eiec
Mary. Price, 81 for the whole or so cts
It but one Of the articles is wanted. IA
None are genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper, by the sole pro
prje'or, II. KIDDER, immediate successor.
of the late Dr.. w. Il. CONWAY. For sale
at his Counting Room. over No. 90, Court,
street, near Concert Hail, Boston, and also
by his special appointment. by J. & J. II.
PECK g. Co. Burltnr'on VI