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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-06-11
Lead AHucdslcf.

Lead AIuCduct.
NI~nE subscriber continues the manufacture of
- LEAD PIPE Of superior quality, Of ali sizes.
from half inch to inch and half at his shop 10 Rutland
MIL Village. Also Metallic Composition PUMPS. an
excellent article known in point of peatness and utility
to be equal TO any now in use
All orders IN his business will be promptly attended
TO- and PlPE in any quantities furnished at short notice
Dad, WIN. w. WHITNEY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-15
DALICETTG SCEC OF.
Gar. George Saunders

I'D ESPECTFULLY tenders his thanks
h1 TO his fotmer patrons IN Burlington.
Jer'co aud Cambridge. for their hoeral
support last winter, and would inform them
that he intends provided sufficient encour.
agemont is gwen, to open school tor m
srrucilon IN the polite ACCOMPLISHMENT of
Dancing, about the fist of mex, month IN
the above places. He intends also to open
n school in Easex and Wilston. The
latest style of Dancing viii be taught, and
the best music provided. Wallz,ng. Span
ish DInces. Quadrilles, Galopades, Colll.
hons and Contra Dances taught N the
latest style, with oil the new Improve.
meuIs. Mr. Saunders VIII also provide
first rate Music for Balls, Parties, &c,
during the winter. on reasonable terms.
Burlington. Oct. 25 1889
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CIR AGGyD yBAM.A..,A! AIS
CHEAP CASH store.
= @ w A. z, -


q back 0g1n from New York and what
Il. he has learned aud done for his custn-
mers he never Did or had chance 20 do
before. He worked up to biz $500 Facuity
Iur end bought goods 50 cheap Thar u, the
same rate # 1t had have been ii couple of
hundred dollars more, bis customers wonld
have been entitled to their goods free aud
a draw back besides from former profits,
for his cash system has been found to work
50 well that hi, money came very near
overrunnng and who surely would be so
likely to catch 1t up and be benefited BY 1t
as those who visit hun The ofteDest.
50 la'ge, so beautiful. so rich and snen.
d'd an assortment of goods he never had
before, and as 10 prices they are cheaper
than ever before known. His assortment
now arriving is al hitherto unsurpassed
one IN every possible respect. There l.
now probably but few articles in The DRY
GOODS line but wha, nav be had at his
cheap cash store--CROCKERY GLASS
ware, LOOKING GLASSES IND
House Keeping ARTICLES IN every varl.
ETY.. A fail assortment of .NEW CarDetinc,
OIL CLOTHS. RUGS, Paper Hangings.
Sc. sc. .4iso. DRY GROCERIES,.
L.4NP OIL, BUFFALO ROBES. FUR
CAPS, COLLARS 6 Ermjne for Ladrea
cloak Ilnogs. BOOTS, SHOES, INDIA
RUBBERS. &r, &c.
.aU, ALL, .4LL,havng been bought low,
viii be sold CHEAP ct HOWARDS.
N1reU,bey l09o
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-15
Gilbert Brewster's Estate.

TTNO the Hon. The Probate Court for the
Ii District Of Ch'tcndcn comes he sub,
scrber, administrator Of tho Estate of
Glib'rl Brewster, late of Pokcepsie in
the Slate OF New York, deceased hav.
ing estate in SAID District, and repre-
sen's that the personal estate of said de-
ceased viii not BE- sufficient to pay the
debts thereof, and the costs of ettleneul
by the sum of 5000. And tina, part
OF SAID estate Cannot be sold without in
jury TO those Interested ~ the remainder,
wherefore he prays the Hon. Court to
grant hun license TO sell tire whole Of the
real estate Of said deceased, within sal
district ogtccabIy to the Statute IN such
case made and provided.
J. VAN SICKLEN jr.
.N0O. l2, 1889.
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MQDEN SMEHGWS
IN THE MARKET.

"HE subscriber would inform his very
Il many good customers that he has on
hand q splendid assortment Of pleasure
sleghs, both single and double, which he
will sell for cash or good paper, on reason
able terms. Some OF the newest style, and
some of old style; some common and some
uncommon. to suit purchasers, Come and
see what he has on hand at his Old stand
on Pearl street.
All kinds Of repairing. both in wood and
iron work, done on short notice.
Wanted.
SO sett of horse WaggonHub, wanted,
all 10 DO made Of white oak quarter stuff,
40 se,t to be 8 inches IN length, 10 se,t
10 be 10 inches in length, not less than G
inches nor over 8 through the bige.
Also 25 seit Of 2 horse hubs, Of white
oak. one half to be IA inches, the other
half Il inches in length, aud not less than
inches nor more than 10 through the
blge. to be turned in good shape. A fair
price will be paid, half IN cash and half in
work at my shop. JOHN X, GRAY.
Burlington, Nov 0, 1889.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-15

10 The Hon. The Supreme Court nee. 10 be
holden at Burlington aciMin and for the
County of ChHieaden on The last THurs.
day preceding The first Tuesday of Jan
uary 1870.
VHSHE petition Of Armna M. Bowen of
Il Huntington, IN the county of Chit
tendea aud state Of Vnrmont, respectfully
showolh: That IN the mouth of Noyem
Der 1898, at said Huntington she was
lawfully joined in marriage to one Smith
Bowen. md tina, from that period to he
mouth of October 1886, she resided with
and Kept house for the SAID Smuh Bowen.
at which last mentioned time the sad
Smith absconded aud left the State, aud
has never since returned nor has she
heard any thing definite OF him since the
month OF Decemb"r of that year.
That the sad Smith Bowen left her
without any means of support or hersolf
and an infant child, the flu OF the said
marriage: that she has sac wholly de-
pendant on her own INDUSTRY and the char.
~ of her friends from Oct. 1886 to tho
present time. That from the day of her
marriage TO the present Time she has duly
observed aud kept all the duties enIoined
upon her by the marriage Covenant,
Wherefore she pr9ys this Honorable
Court that too bonds of matrimony, be
:ween her and the SAID Smith Bowen, may
be dissolved and she ~ all lhlngs restored
to her former rights and privileges.
Dated at Burlington. November 9th
1889. ARMINA NJ. ROWEN
by WM. 2. BRIGGs, her Attorney.
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B0ISons of LiUe,'zv0yt.

~. T.CTy ~ G. CO. q. '-g~~TrS
N1NOR selling Doct, TayIor's Baisom Of Lir-
a ercort. for Consumption. L,rer Com-
plants. Coughs. Colds. Splitting of Bi0od, Pain
IN the Side, or Breast, As1,ma. Pieurisy. .Shori.
ness OF Breath, PalPitatt0n OF the Heart, De-
biEfy, Nervousness and all diseases of the
LUNGS aud LIVER.
The virtues OF this celebrated article has
but recently been tested in this regon-sulfi.
Gent however, has been used, in Chttcnden
and Addison conuntics. to give it Justly a
name above any medicine, hitherto offered as
remedy and care for consumption and liver
complauls--To show what cures NAV be ey.
pGCtod from It's use, VIC insert single ease as
published in the New York Daily Express,
November 4, lS36-"Tho Basam ofI.iverwort
has found hundreds Of ad, coates, aud has
produced so large Il number Of testimonials in
It's favor as perhaps to render further approba-
ton unnecessary. cannot Withhold my small
need Of praise, knowing myself PIE disposed
to consumption, both for peculiar formation
and hereditary transm ssion, ! sought all
means TO obvate this calamity, and recover u
naturally weak constitution. | spent two
years al Pisa, IN Rome, two years in Florence,
and another IN the south of France. seeking
mean time the advice Of the best Physicians.
Last summer returned TO this country, not
recruited IN health, and perhaps not much, if
any worse, than when left. | had seen in
the Reading Rooms in Europe, American
news papers, containing advertisements of
the BaIsom of hiyorworl, and resolved upon
trying lis boosted virtue. As suon as arrived
in this country, used ii, and in three months
was so well that ! concluded could safely
pass the winter here, and accordingly did so.
have used II bottle now aud then, through
the past summer. lam now IN as good health
as | can wish 10 be my cough has wholly
subsidized, and my lungs have every feeling OF
health. | shall be pleased to receive any per>
sou, who may wish for further particulars, at
my lodgings, City Hotel.
A. A. DELAFIELD.
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STATE OF VERMO.N'I }

CHIrrENDEN COUNTY, So.
To the Sheriff Of The County Of Chiuenen,
has Deputy or either Constable of Hun.
dngton, in said County, GREETING.
RY the authority OF the State of Yer.
- mont you are hereby commanded to-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-15
STATE OF VERMONT.

DIsTRIcT OF CHTTTENpEN. az.
The Hon. The Probate Court for The Dis.
trict Of Chiuenden, to The heirs of Gil
bert Bre,oster late of Poughkee0sie in
The State of.Neu York, deceased hauing
estate in said District; also to oil per.
sons interested in Tie estate of said dc.
ceased GREETING.
WHEREAS, John Van SckIeu, jr.
w Administrator Of the Estate of The
snid Gilbert Brewster hath presented to
the said Cour, an account Of his admins
tratIon Of sald estate for examination and
allowance: aud bath also represented to
this CONT tina, the personal estate of said
deceased is insufficient to pay the Just
debts thereof, and he expenses Of setting
said estate by the sum of $500, aud hath
nppIIed TO sad Court 10 giant him iccnse
to sci oil The teal E,'aie Of ,oid deceased
IN SAID district, representing that Il part
OF sa d Estate cannot be sold without iaju
~ to those interested m the remainder.
WhorcioIc said court doth hereby order
and assign the second Wednesday OF De
cember next, at he Office of tho Rcrster
OF this court, at the Court Hjuse IN Bur.
llpg'on. in said district, for examination
and allowance of said account and Tor
full hearing in the premises. And it is
hereby further ordered by said Court thar
notice b. given to the heirs Of said deceased
aud all persons Interested. by publishing
this application and order three weeks
successfully as soon a. may be, IN The
Fee Press, newspaper printed in Bur
l!nrtoD in said District.
Therefore you are hereby notified to
appear before the Probate Court at n ses.
son thercoito be holden at the tune and
place aforesaid. aud make objection # any
you have. TO The allowance OF sad accounf
and also show cause II any you have
against the granting of license to sell said
real estate, or give bonds as SAID Court
shall drec' for the payment Of SAID dabta
against SAID Estate aud all legal costs of
settling the same.
rr--7 Given under my hand and the
l., >. seal OF SAID Probate Court. at
Burlington. 10 said district, this
len day Of Novemher A, d. 1889.
CHA'S RUSSELL, Judre.
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TIN PLATE sc.

TIN PLATE sc.
400 BOXES TIN Plates tx Exlrn 81
HNO zes and most approved brands.
35 Bundles Sheet Iron Il. G. "a
10 81 loo do. Iron Wire
500 pounds Sheet ZINC
500 do. Timed Copper
500 DO. Sheet Lead
$50 Squares Wire Vellum. To
gether with general assortment oftinncrs
articles, ali of which will be sold OF low
prices for cash bv Villas, LooMIs,& Co.
Nov. H. 1899
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6 6 r: 9 v = g,
STRDNGS s. CO.,

HH AVE received a large stock, con
IL a sIstrng Of the various sizes and Of the
most approved patterns of Coohing Siores
together with plate Box, Paror aud Can.
ada plate do. of the various slzes.-Havng
extended this branch of their business and
spared no pans 10 procure Stoves Of the
most approved patterns, those well manu-.
Incurred and from stock Of superior quality,
thev believe themselves prepared to cflcr
dealers and others better bargains than
were ever offered in the State. They 10.
vlte the attention ofpurchascrs to this as
sor'ment OF S owes, where they may also
una Stove pipe, ~ any quantity and of oil
slzes OF English. American and Canada
Sheat lron"also Stove trimmings 10 every
variety, such AS Copper, Copper bottom
and TN Boilers, Tea Hotties, sheet Ircn
dripping pans, &c. Hollow Ware for
S'oves,Pots. dish Kettles, Spiders, b.
SINS &c." Farmers Kettles, /. II . q 8
Barrels. Nov. Is, 1880
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-15

summon Smith Bowen. late of Huntington.
aforesaid To appear before the Supreme
Court next 80 be holden al Burlington.
within onh ior the County of Cn,teudrn
CA The last Thursday preceding the fret
Funsdov Of January next, thon and there
10 an"wer to ihc foregoing peIliop ot the
SAID Armlna NJ Brown. Hereof fail not
bit legal service and due return make
according to law.
Given under NV hand at Burlington. in
The county Of Chutenden this 18Th day of
Nov. 1881. NJ. l. BENNETT,
Jujge IF Sup Court.
STATE OF VERMONT,}
CHIrTENDEN County, SIS
"HEREAS u Is made to appear to me
W that the foregoing petul onee Smith
Bowen lives without the reach of legal
PROCESS. 1t Is therefore ordered that the
substance of tho foregoing petition and
CITATION be published IN the Burlington
Free Press, a newspaper published at Bur
iIngton, IN the county of Chlttenden, two
weeks SUCCESSFULLY. The last Of which sha u
be a, least six weeks before The session Of
The court 70 which sad petition Is return.
oble.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in
the county of Chuten1en, thls 1911 dav Of
Nov. A. ID. 1889 NJ. l.. BENNETT,
.}Udge Of me Supreme C1urt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-15
THE BOOK STORE

ar the subscriber 10 now fully supplied
W with uariety Of publications, both to
interest and instruct. School Books of
every description used in our common
schools, and literary institutions; together
with complete assortment Of stationary,
all OF which are offered at wholesale or
retail on the most reasonable terms.
d, A. BRAMAN.
Burlington, Nov. 9, 1889.
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THE TEETH.
BRITISH ANrICEpTIC DENrIFEICF

Dtt iSI1 AN itEp III DEN IItIICE.
TEViilS elegant at,lce Is pronounced by
Il those VINO use 1t ne most valuable
Tooth Powder they ever met with T.
processes The peculiar excellence OF cleHD8
ing the teeth from all t6rtarous cncrusta.
liuni, without rnlnring the enamel. IL IN
paris healthy freshness to the gnms, Il
bamy sweetness to the breath, and gives
to tho teeth beautiful yearly whneacss.
The two following Testimonials were
received from gentlemen, (CIergymen) OF
tho first ectablluy.
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, Andover Sept
a. -SIf-hnvI0g made full trial Of your
Anucepnc Dtntfrlce, am well satisfied
Of rs cfiicacyto preserve the Cleanliness
and heal by STATE Of the Teeth and Gums
and to impair, to the mouth a very agreea-
bic seosa ION Of sweerncss. Yours &c.
l5'gned) ] c. WEBSTER
ANDovGR TaEoLoGicAL SEMINARY
Sept, 81 Sir, having for the past year
used y0ur Arllceptlc Dan',rce, | cannp,
bot acknowledge 1t TO be the most valuable
Tooth Powder, especially COR the prcserva-
ton fine Teeth, wth which | am uc.
qunnicd | hope it viii soon DO univer.
sally used. Yours. Sc.
(Slgned) JOHN LORD.
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.. z z, T. { 3. T q! :.s;;':, OR J
under the necessity .! calling on all
T. indebted to him. for a settlement Of
accounts. lf'hedeb, is cash. he is IN great
need of It. and if anything else. lie, Us have
II and see what we can DO with It. ! must
pay my own debts, and ~ order to do 50
must be paid. All having unsettled &C.
counts VIII please ,ske notice.
NnfIunrlnn. Nov & LEO
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Wanted.
PAPER.

TIME largest stock and greatest variety
Il in the state, for sale at manu- fac,urers
price,. by C. GOODRICH.
Nov. IS. (Wickwsrs's building, up stairs.
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TTTV'. Do T'NT8h NNN.
AROMATIC PILLS!

UR. NE!.f u - AtO 81 a l'IC iILLS
FOR FENALES.
For Distractions, Debility, Hypochordria &c.
YdNNESn PMS cleanse, punly, and cause
Ii u tree circulation Of the blood when
in manner suspended, assist the female
when nature requires 1t, whereby hed nh
is established, aud the patient before pale
us death, restored to lively and ANNA.
ted complexion. Thpy are likewise con-
dnClve 10 the health Of married ladies. M.
less whtn pregnant. or of hectic or con.
snmpllv, habit, when they must not BE-
taken.
The5a Pills have been Of immense bone'
fl to the fcmnle part OF the community,
Price, 81 80 a box. k4
Prepared and sold by n. KIDDER sue
cessor to D. Conway, 90 Court st 90 stars
near Concert Hall. Boston. and may u lso
be had OF j, & J. ii. PECK, g. co.
Burlington, Vermont.
None genuine unless signed II. KIDDER
on the outside printed wrapper.
Large discount to dealers.
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ters, Gard Cases. a beautiful assortment
of Dolls Is cts. to 1915.
GOOD THERMOMETER
Court Plaster, LIP save, Pocket Ink
stands. Gold and silver Pencils. Rings.
Pins Keys Chains, Snuff Boxes, shell
Combs. FRANCOIS MARIE FARI,
MAS Cologne, which is the best article
made We have It Of QuahI,es. Silver
and Plated Guns, Fruit aud Butter Knives
Tea Caddles, Fish Knives, Sonp Ladies,
Waters, Letter Stamps. Paper. Ink, Quilts
Meal and Wood Spool stands. steel and
wood screw Cushions, Tooth Powders g.
Wash. lndeIbIe Ink warranted first
rate.
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CORNS OF THE FEET.

CORNS OF THE FEET.
TIE Testimony the Proprietor is receicjng.
from cariouS Sources, stating The aStonjsh
inc cures e9icied by means If The hjgbiy
cciebratsd .qLBIOT CORN Pms
TER odied 10 The constant demand for
the aTtcte, from al parts Of the couatry
aqueS!ionabiy prores IL 10 be one of ne
best things to be Tad. Ia gice i,medjqts
ease, Teijef and cure to Coras on the feet!
IN proof IF rchich, read The foiio,cing
CASES.
A LAoY-To whom reference can be
"a made, after suffering great pain, onG
inconvenience for years, from Corns. and
who IN the mean tine was makiCg use of
various highly celebrated remedies, but 10
no purpose, and had ~ consequences Of
these repeated dlsappojnlment5, nearly des
paired of relief, most happily met with the
Albion Corn Plaster, one box of which.
(at an expense If only so cenls) has entire
~ cured her Corns So astonishing was
tins cure as TO induce several of the friends
ard nelghbors of the lady to use the same
remedy, and with The same good success.
An Old observation-disclosures an
Agent that after suffering uuconsclonabe
pam and trouble for ycare from Corn.
WHICH had resisted every ATTEMPT to de-.
stroy, was cured by this most uaiuatie
plaaer!
A PERsoN--So crippled with Cnrns fer
fora long time IA to be unable to walk
had to cnt ho|os IN his shoes to ease hi.
feet-,cas cured by This ptasier!
u'h,s Plaster gives immediate rnlief a.
root and branch acithoM The The least PUN!
Price so Cts. box
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WEDDING STOCKS.

Pan'aIoon straps, Canes and riding
W5ips, BuItIedo'e-. Graces, Cigar Ca
ses, Nurse Carks soothing syrup for
chiIdren. Cough and other Lozenges.
Poor mans Plaster, Mor,sons Pls and
Powder. lays Llnlmcn'. Pocket Memo
'andom Books various sizes. Chess men
aud Boards; Willow Wagons. Chars e.
Cradles small Baskets, RngIe,s. Nursing
Bottles and Tubes. Preston salts Otto Of
rose, &c. &c, We might 60 on to almost
any extent in erumerarIng The ARTICLES we
keep for sale but the above will shew those
who are rot aware, Of the extent Of our
variety that weirulv do keepa
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TX DOZ, Rodgers g. Andorson's Scissors
~ 40 90 DO Shears
90 do Pocket Knives
SO do Rozors, Just reed by
Villas, LOOMS, g. Co.
Nov IA, 1889.
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NJ " o Il T. ING.
NYHANKFUL TO our numerous friends
"A q Customers and encouraged by moro
thap expected succe-s, we have been
induced to sUebd several weeks at New
York, IN selecting our Fall and Winter
stock of Goods, at time too when we
could buy them low, which will enable Us
to sell lower than Goods Of 'he same quail
NY have been sold here before. We ,nv,te
the Ladies and Gent lemen oi this Town
and vicinity aud 1T other Towns to cell
and'cxamine oUr assortment, whether thew
wish TO buy or not. Goods will be freely
shown. md soM as io,o as Utcy can be pur-
chased at any other place. ao,ttoM exception.
Our assortment Is very extensive aud 10
this Fall unusually Good.
We have fine Watches Clecks. Jewel.
ry, and BrittanIa Ware A beautiful as
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OUup ANU DTU5IIG6
Stocks, Collars, Boz
SONS, Lamp Wick.
of all sizes. Porttos
hos, Manifold Wri'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-15

j, WIN OICNLEN r..
Burlington, .Noo. 12, 1889.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1839-11-15

Money Belts. A larre o >sor,mentment of
v 8 ting and printing Cards. Penc,s Paints
india rubber, inkstauds, sand and sand
Boxes. Paper Knives. Pen and Pocket
Knives. Silver trut Knives, Razors. straps
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17

CUSTOM HOUSE HoTEL-REvTvED-LOv q
~ PEPPERs woad respectfully INFORM their friends and the
public generally they taken the house the
and Nassau street, known the Custom House Hotel
and celebrated under the OF Hornand
great expense, have Ged IL in new aud sost splendid
STYLE and furnished il throughout in the best possible
They intend keep the choicest liquors. wines and viand
that market produce and their Coffee ROOM will b
sandwiches cold meats ewed oysters, SC liquors and segas
al OF the first order and fruits in their The Refractory
below will be supplied with oysters every styles and al the
Kind. Of dshe. 6d appetite may crave cooked in the most s
proved way. - .
The Lodgisg Rooms airy and vel Furnished
and now are al the command Of ths traveller and the ctxen
y sssdusvs attentions L. hope please and 70 deserve
share Of public patronage. m2i.eodsu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17
TINE STUDY OF BOOK-xEEPING.
II No. ~ Cedar street, near Br0adisau.


mast be apparent 70 all that there is efectua Of
teaching practical knowledge Of bookkeeping but by
conducting the pupil rough variety Of business transac ton
by his making the entries of each it and becoming
familiar with The account books from actual II must not
be imagined that buying and selling merchandise all the
transactions that take place in business The coarse OF m
sructon which presents the pupil than hundred DIFF
Eeren transactions each OF which becomes the subject
of remark, conversation and study is decidedly course Of
practice which must result in good knowledge Of Book
keeping
Rooms open day and evening Prospectus with terms &e,
10 be had at the where the advertisers works may be
purchased.
C. c. MARsHS WORKS.
The Science of Double Entry Book keeping Simphed"
standard work. its seventh edition. 200 pages octavo 90 Of
instructions; S25 This book introduced into the New
York Public Schools preference to any other the subject
The trustees of this institution it is we'll known, compose
Of the first talent in the country.
"Thc Art Of Single Entry Bookkeeping improved by the
Introduction Of the proof baancer third edition. $50 pages
octave; 40 pages Of instructions; rs cents.
"a Lecture the Study sf Book keeping with Balance
Sheet" Aea pamphlet 4S pages l2mo price 10 se~t per
single copy.
Mercantile Writing A Of lessons is prepared which
will fail in eecting valuable Improvement moe ennis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-17
rANvAss nAcK luNCn.-sAMuEL sMITH

CANVASS BACK LUNCH-sAMoEL SMITH
that he opened the aud extensive basement OF The our
story House No Broadway where he would be most happy
with all the delcaces Of the dceu markets W The
City aaord II his intention to supply all those who honor
him with visit with the Of Liqsors and pure Spring
Water Mr. Smith most happy TO take this opportunity ~
RETURNING thanks Cor the liberal share Of business he has al
ready received and hope. through strict attention TO the com
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