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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28
NOT ICE.

Providence permitting, the Rev. J. b.
Pmney, late Governor of the Colonies in
Liberia, Africa, will deliver discourse, in
the New Brick Church next Sabbath Eve
ming, illustrating the condition and the NOR
al and missionary bearings of said Colonies.
Oct 9th, 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28

THE subscriber has Just returned from New Vol.
/ with the Fail Report ol Fashions d lU supply
Of GOODS FOR GNNTLEMNN'S CLOTH &c
suitable to,ylc season. consisting Of
Broad and Beaver Cloths, of TIE best quality in
market.
Do do 81 quality,
Plain and Fancy Cassimeres OF every style, colour
and Quality
six velycts, Wool velvets, sa,inctts Valencia and
six Vestng, and Trimmings OF every kind and the
lales Syl3
Also, rich variety Of Stocks, Cravats, Scarfs, Ho-
sons, Collars Shirts, Suspunders, Gloves sc. &c.
all OF which will be sold at prices to suit the times
for ready pay. lie is ready to make to order the
shortest notice my garment whatsoever according 10
the most approved style, ard warrant fits IN all cases
All former patrons are licItod TO continue thC.i
palronag hoplg y his rr.ng zeal and attention to
business 10 merit share OF the public patronage.
CUTTING for Others 10 make up will be attended
to with Part cu'ar attention and despatch.
Shop ON Church ST., doors south ofrhe Bank.
c. BENNS, II.
Burlington, Oct. %, 1912, 2lw;
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28
Value of Money to the People.

HOWARD of the Cheap Cash Store has again re
II turned from New York, and in the multiplicity OF
cu-a rcmcnts in receiving, opening, marking and ar
van No the goods for delivery he asks be excused
lram saying nj present, further than that complete
set OF new prices is being attached every description
f merchrrd 80 TO correspond with the present low
prices of domestic commodities and as the whole
trade s conducted on the Cash system, those having
FIT or nu.h Money can have their Goods cheaper
than ever h.frc. Come and see at III
Oct H. 1872. HOWARDS.
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fCriunncrv.

I APGE BOTTLES COLOGNE. Fnrina's hest
! 4 Co'o1na, some with gold labels and some with
plain; Verbena, AMI oil the most delicate md fra.
grant perfumes from Paris London, GERMANY and
America sweet scented Toilet and Shaving soap OF
the most NJ, rov,d kinds; OK Marrow, Pomanm and
every III ug IN the line of Perfumes OILS, EXllacis,
Tooth AMI Nail Brushes, OrIi- Tooth Pastes, Tooth
Powders &c our assortment in this and other lines,
Of the best articles, is "Ne plus ultra"
2lI PANGDons g. BaISsMAip.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
vermont District.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In BAN IL IL UFICf.
Notice TO show cause against Potion of
DANIEL Il. TUCKER Of Huntington, in said Dis
trIc, to lc declared Bankrupt AT he Office Of sam
ucl Prcn'ss, District Judge, IN Montpelier, in aid
District, on Wednesday,, Decent or II, 1872 10
JOSEPH COOK Of Burlington, in said District, to
lie declared Bankrupt, a the Office OF samuel Prem
u>s Dlsrict Judge, in Montpelier, in SAID District,
on Wednesday, ncccm! CT II, 1872 10, a. N.
GEORGE WRIGHT Of Colchester, in said i,trc,,
10 lie declared Bankrupt, al the Office Of Samuel
PrentlS>. District Judge, in Montpelier, in sail Dis
trict, on Wednesday, Decent er II, 1872, TO- AM
JOSEPH SMITH, Junior, Of Richmond, in said Dis
trct, 10 lie declared Bankrupt, AZ the Office Of
Samuel Prenliss District judge, in Month clier, IN
"a District, on Wednesday, Icceml cr lith So,
LEVI BROWN, Of Burlington in said District, TO lie
declared bankrupt, al the Office Ct Samuel prcniss,
District Judge, in Montpelier, IN SAID District, on
Wednesday, beremter "A b, 1912, 10, A. NJ.
ALNAH JOHNSON, of Burlington, in sand District,
to lie declared Bankrupt, at the Office OF Samuel
Prcnti~S, District judge in Montpelier in laid Dis
irct ON Wednesday, ne,rml er lihl i2,l0 a. N.
JOHN OAKS, Of North Hero, in saiu i,irct, to lie
declared Bankrupt At the olice Of samuel Pren',s,
District judge, ~ Montpelier, IN said District, on
Wednesday, Decent er lijh, 1872, 10, A. NJ
SUMNER LOCKWOOD, Of Burlington, for his
Discharge and Certificate as bankrupt, at tho OF
fee OF Same, prcniiss, District Judge in Mont
pcler, in SAID District, On Tuesday, the tenth day
OF January, lSi3, al ten o'cIocl, a. ".
ABEL CkOOhEk, oiBurneton, for his Discharge
and CerIhca'ca~ Hanhrnft, AZ he Office OF Sam
uc Prent>s, District Judge, IN Montpelier, IN said
District, On Tuesday, the tenth DAY of January
1913, al ten o'r'o';. y NJ.
BLNAJAH :. PhELP" Of AlburGh, for his Dis
charge and Eerllijca'c a. Bankrupt, al the oiicc
oiSamHc Prenit>S, ID strict Jndac, IN Montpelier,
SAID District, on Tuesday, the en,h day ufJan-
uarv, 1913. at ten O'Clock, 4. NJ.
JOHN G. JACKSON, of UuderhiIl, for his Dis
charge and Cerutr9tea> BAN rug, At the Office
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28
Toy Tea Sets,

TOSFPH WAIT has for sale 'eauiifl sprird
y 10y Tea sets for chi .rcn, containing so p,ece,
each. Gold China M g., paHjcl do pa ntei and
elll China Nasc4 Cigar and Match Stands, China
Nurse Lamps, & &C., al the Crockury Store, corner
Of Church aud College SIS.
Oct. 20. 1912. 81
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28
.\A,Y Cash Store.

rlNIIE subecriher has Just received from New York
L Il supply OF FALL. and WINTER GOODS
comprising arincs OF cNtry quality; alpaca aud al
pacca Mstgg melino variety of cclors; plain and
prlntyd mousln de lanes; French English, ant
American prints; blscl, ard blue black silks; lieh
colorcd do; dress handkerchief. and crayats; bon.
net and neck ribbons long white l,i gloves, hnsie
ry OF all kinds; thread, Iaces and a.l.ne; mu-ln
cdgngs ana Insertions; c1orcd silk r.9g's for dtos
ses kabylc, m,rno plaI,nod Other sigN's; French
work collars &c &c to which tie attention Of ia,
public is respectfully invited. WY. NC@LBuT
Oct. Gin 19in
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VIN0oSaI ER0T FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP.

'F'IIE Puh'' are hereby notified thn' his establish
l. ment is thoroughly repaired, and n readiness to
receive orders for
CASTINGS o. ALL KINDS,
such a4 Potash rlrmor'snu lhairon Kettles Of I'll
sues ;'PLow=, WACaS Av,gs and noYrs; S.riru
SuOEs, &c.-Al kinds of hlll Casinos steam aud
WJcr Ppcl, vii be made of tie very hest material
an sold on reasonable terms. Also, WI! be made Ia
order,
ENginc ami Hand !.athCs
Of all sizes finished in a wor,man'i mlnnor.-
Also, Iron Turning aud Hlrju2 done on short notice
CIlLLyEIGELr yvo1.--
and patterns Of an kinds made 10 ord =.
rtiorl.r- addr ~spd 10 Nh" subscribers at Bar
Mns On wll.he puuc'ualIy a'r.nd to.
GOLD JRoS W'Nrru.l
BROWN & eros S7IAN.
Eurnnton, Oct. Is | ~. 2l-3T
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28

vbEiIE Copartnership heretofore existing be.
u tween c. Benns and c. Benns jr. under the firm
of c. henns and Son. is this day by mutual consent
Dissolved. All demands due said firm nIe left with II
Leaycuworth for collection The business will be con.
tiHHedhy q. Bcnns Jr. nj the old stand. All former
Customers are respectfully invited To continue thel
patroun-e, aud many dow ones desired.
G. Benns, returns TO his shop in Pearl Street.
Oct Is, 1872. 20.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28
DAVID Il. PORTER, Governor Of Penn

DAVID Il. PORTER, Governor of Penn
sylvania, being lately sned by 4. J. Rath-
rock, a house carpenter, for Sj5, being a
balaucc due for work on his house, pleaded
PRIVILEGE as Governor TO be exempted from
arrest, and for the abatement o[ the writ -
If some Federal Aristorral' had done it,,
how the land would have rung with cXecra-
ton! The Justice ovcrrulcd the plea, so
far AS il asked an abatement of~4,c writ and
and gave judgment for the full amount claim
cd
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28
Steam shin BuyWcd-The Boston Mer

Steam ship Bumcd.-The Boston Mcr-
camille journal Of Friday says, that the Brit
ish steam ship North America, which arrived
there on the previous afternoon from st.
John, n. b. had taken fire and burned down
to the water line. The cause seems not TO
be known and we cannot help thinking that
it was spontaneous combustion, in the btu
minous coal. The frequent recurrence of
fires on board the British steam vessels, not
wiIIstanding the care taken to prevent fire
from accident, seems to admit of no other
conclusion. We, on Saturday, gave an ac-
count from the New Orleans papers OF the
probable destruction by fire Of the British
steam ship Solway.
Whilst the fire AT Boston above alluded to
was raging, young lad named John Black,
an apprentice on board the L. :. ship Ohio
when lowering "A boat for the purpose Of re-
pr,rnc to it, lost command of the fall and
was compelled to let the boat 90 by the run.
The fall unfortunately caught around both of
his ankles and nearly severed them. He
died in consequence the following morning.
-. n. J.. CoHr. end Eaq
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28

.IoE S,IlTu AEpEsrEp--Tho St Louis Gazeltee
Of The 9Th mst says that report had reached that
city that tbs individual had been arrested, and taken
10 Calha"r, the county seat Of Hancock county, 10
lie eXaM!nnd.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28
Hair Brushes.

IN nozcn fine ROSEWOOD HAIR BRUSHES
" oLd many q, zen other Gne Brl.hc- some ofthc
be-, Bla iug snd other Brushes 70 lie found IN town,
prices viii sui and brushes Will suit TOO.
PAEGBoRE & BRNsNAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28

HALLOCK'S NEW GRAMMAR of the English
4 4 laAguaGe, FIR the use OF CoMnoN Scuuols
ACADEMIES and SrNiISARlEs. Just received and lot
.a.c ptthe Book ogcof
Oct. 25. f2l1 y. A. BRANAN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28

: Tile Tartan Fcrcr.-Thc Queen, says
newspaper gossip, wears tartan; the whole
Court is TO wear tartan; Sir Robert Peel is
said TO have made at leas, one puhlicappcar-
ancc with scrap Of tartan about him. II
thus seems as if the "tartan fevcr," as the
Author of Wavcry (~ho could joke about,
his o"n hobbies all the time lie was riding
thcm) named this disease, were about to be-
come epidemic.
II there is any truth in all this title tattlc,
the proIecied masquerade must be owing ci-
thcr to tie CuGcn's humanity Fr1ving been
! touched with the Monmouth Street display
] of unsoid and un'llcabc webs of tartan with
| which she was greeted at Stirling, or TO her
! having been dcudcd INTO the belief that all
/ the clcvaling associations of Scotland are
linked with the harlcquin-cGscd gentry she
saw among the hills London Spcctator.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28

In Shoroham, on the lth inst, by the Rev. Mr.,
Goodhuc, Mr.. X, p. BINGHAM. of Cornwall 10 Mrs
ELIZA J. NoRTHRoP, of former place.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28

About ftry acrcs % land on vllsh John Sincln
rcsls4 ~ 3.-'cV subject to ~ ~" u !. NtChptS'
of six hundred dollars. i p1rt Of the produce
rajsel said farm consist nr al hay, corn potatoes
&c. h.o 100 lbs go X. one Tough, oAt drs., one *
sled. mud one hprs" sled. Tho above sale at Jnhn
Snca,r's 10 Sc, Wednesday, Nov. 49, 1872 AT Ii o.
clock A. NJ
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28
Champion Transportation Cmr1E,DFN CorST'
Company COURT,
Nav Term, A D. l542


Peter C5~slock,
Tubs IS ~ A. TON On COVENANT dated
I January Il l,51,by which the De-! rjea's agreed
10 cut and deliver, as thereon stated, o.. CORDS o.
Il mock. P,'oh Pmo, All 1amlra y. q iof s.
yer cord ard ai.o.l COS corIs OF Huh Pie WOOD
at - 90 per cord AMI The Plaintiffs aver 'ts'- hav'
paid the Defendants n'u-:or sl.t ,0c1rs %; wood,
Tint flc Defendants have not ber' anc -''rnnH
the sad covenant on thelr part hrt ha'. U,.t ''-
same, and have not cut ana delivered sad y ID aa
tuev had ihcrrn c0veuaUed T. -.
The sad rady ard. Comst2ck,' beng absent .''
tbs Stale AT .hc time Of the strN &c Of tbs W.T..
not having personal notice of tie T.Ga"?@y a. r.
suit; it is ordered blythe sad Court BOW .h'r. -..
ihey he notified thereof by pui.isnrr 'ar ST. ...
Of said writ, together with TINS oi4Cr 'huo ~. .5
succcssively, in she burlington Free Pres. 70:
nlpef pr n>,l in BUR- ne,on H. sad tNuHY the ,a-t a.
which publcg,ons 10 be at least tWen'r days rc.e'r
The sitting of his Court al It's next Term 81 rt, an
Tues .ay OF November ne,t.. which m be deemed
sufficient notice 10 the SAID Cady ind COmstooA 10
appear and make answer 10 said suit
SHAW & WEsTnS, Attorneys.
10 WIN. NOBLE. Clerk.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28
TO THE LADIES.
DR.. Huli's Utcro Abdominal supporte

DIR. Iuli's Utero Abdominal supporter.
THIS new Instrument for the radical
<Ls.-5 cure Of ProapsDl> Uer or falling OF
e >E.f~3A'he Womb, ~ external aspiration,
q N.upcr clng the use Of the objection
"a n able Pe>sary, j. confidently recon-
~ mcndCd to the afflicted a. the means
W Of perfect restoration 10 health, il new
er having failed Of performing cure, even under the
most aggravated circumstances.
The 5 'p9orer has attained a very high character
m Europe a. well n in this go n'ry. II Is adopted t.
the eAre di,u-c Of ,aycs, and NJ! Other plinf ur-
cicll cXpcd ens, in the lying-n ospals of Lon ION
ard Pari-, aud IS universally recommended in Europe
hymcdiral men Of the h.he-t rank, In Ibis coinfry
10 --u-'aiGcj y he lea bag meml ers 81 'lr lcu q,
ofColegc AMI Hospitals, ana ~ all The emment PR
va'e practitioner.
II FoR SALE, sing!y or by the dozen, BY
PECK d SPEAR,
Dealers IN Surgical Instruments.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28
Stocks, Scars, and Collars. :.

Crooks, S.arfs, Collar', Suspcndcrs, Eosoms
- Pan'auon : raps, at lower prices than ever, aid
more lcauiI patterns. We have from 100 10 $50
line Stocks d all dcscriba' c patterns.
1fANGBoRN u PRINsMAID.
fsNhe subscriber, wishing to close his business
II concerns, offers t, the Public the whole of his
large stock OF ware
AT COST, FOR CASH;
Consisting ofall kinds Of Fin ware, Oil Cans OF vnr-
Gus sizes, from to 10 gallons. ard a large quantity
of stove pipe. Also n few stoves and trimmings re-
mining on hand, and other arllcits too numerous
for an advertisement.
Persons wishing to purchase will find it for their
advantage 10 call, as rare opportunity IS offered
J. J. STAIR
Church-st., opposite the Jail,
Oct. 1th, 1912. 203m
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{ ash.

tTSTT.
, MONG the many WAYS of Obtaining GOODS,
y there can be none better han changing a snlal
sum OF money for a large amount Of Goods rs may
now he had by applying at HOWARD'S.
Sept. % 1912.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28

Effects Of Roswell III. sinclair. ot'N >.rord.
Al tie iutor,s OF Roswell! u. Sinclair to such por-
ton of produce raised On the hired farm on winch he
now lives cons. tu. rlels hay, oats, g." sale at
the house OF Roswell ". SIN. lair on We'd aesGay,
NOV. %, 3l2 a!2 O'clock, =. y.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28

All Persons having unsettled accounts with the
late firm are r,q e.led 10 call aud adjust dana with.
or delay, a. the store Of the suhs,ri5D,- corner
Church aud College 81.
JOSEPH WAIT
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28
I1lrs.

no. ! orcr Ca2s, Lynx. N1,., D.1., u
y Roe, FIR C..jlg,, f.r + s..tnu-~.t ma AZ
Il ,,i,,' GO =, &. o., al rcry cia4g,
Or. 10, isi3. A. ". 'AtL!N.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28
ESl RAY.

DROKE into the enclosure # the subscriber on or
I'D about INC twentieth Of sept, red fye or sjy
year old MARE, some white about her hips, che
white hind foot, ADA HlCkCK.
Charlotte, Oct %, 1912. 2lw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28
GEO. PETERSON.


FItIITVF NNNI
IN Cleaning aud ~c'ubhiu0 hy ue.ng some scrub
/ bng Bu.tcs " '.gh we s!o.iha harry to lrn n
those Who wshi the price sa,,i To- hard work by one
day'susc PAacaoGS 4 BINS MAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28

nAY d MARTINS BLACAlNG, the real stuff
oil PASasoss BRIS,MAIo.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-10-28

Enslieh Drawing aud writing Pencils.
: IANtFACTCG BED from CuuJcrllal lead.
"a j. ~liycL by {. GOODRICH.
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A DISCOURSE

DRONOUNCrn clore che Literary 500 c'cs ofthe
University Vermont, Agau.t 3, l3i2, y Nai.
vim i'case. For sale al the Boo $ ere It
Or.9Llsl2, T2il y. A. bRAMAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-25
HAvANA-MRs. y EsT's Boarding Nous, h.. os,n en-.

~
The location of this House, " No Gale San Pedro
ende de Ia Machina decidedly superior other
vousy established in this city It's directly upon the Bay
The termination Of the Commercial wharf, and adjoining the
Steamboat landing commanding extensive and beautiful
view Of the hsIbor with the adjacent
and villages. and possessing the advantage Of much esher
and than the interior of the city, although is
within the usual business limits The majority Of the
unusually lofty spacious and airy and be
confidently stated that place this Of the slsnd offers
greater advantages to the traveller or invalid for winter resi-
deDce.
The propetors again caution strangers destined Havana
TO bring with the signed verified by Spsnish
Consul which upon arriva by the Beading Ofcer
and conformity with which dsew bark with lug
gag &c has t be procured by some resident Of the place
The Clerk OF the House will attend 10 this fomsiity, which
nsdy enforced by III. government and passengers DESTROYS
Of going 10 Mrs Vests by sending their the
House will be relieved immediately II they advise bys
previous vessel OF their intention embark permits be
procured in anticipation which the Of their arriving
late the day, will obvie detention Of from a hours
onboard
Travellers may leave directions home have their letters
addressed 20 the care of Mr. c. West taking 10 bare
his name distinctly written very frequent mistakes are made
with oreiga the Havana Post 0fce) which VIII
their earliest delivery through his boz and their SAFE
keeping Of absence. -,
"A rcan and English received in payment ana ec''
Of credit for moderate amounts negotiated or reeee'
ON la line
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-25
J.. WOODS
NEWLY INVENTED

PAKLOK AND HALL STOVES.
THIS of the valuable offered
the publ in the il the perfect article
esan for the Of all inds Of Goa. wood in heating
IL has less four radiators ami descend
ues arsnged that the radiators placed between
fires and all the he distributed into the
apartment; while large portion Of the heat is
carried of the pipe One peck coal IN tbs stove " jill
yield heat than bushe in the best before the
public while you have the advantage of open fire spen
did crate al pleasure
It's ao by all who have examined it to be the per-
feet combination Of utility aud brought forwards
but be fully appreciated only be
ed and all in Of article for heating halls
Offices, nurseries, &c. invited to call.
Prices slited TO the times.
Also hand variety Of other Stoves suitable for all
poses, which will be sod very low.
l.. WOOD 237 Water street, between
o2 lmsr Peck slip andB sekma street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-25
Adjourned TO the first Wednesday in November.

THE FRENCH ATLANTIC STEAMERs-The Pans
correspond, mt of the National Intelgencer says,--
+" The fourteen French transatlantic steamers of
450 horse power, are in forwardness three have
been launched the rest it is believed, will be ready
Tor in the OF next year. -Four besides, OF
go, are on the stocks Twelve years ago, the
French steam navigation was scarcely worth men
ton At present there are thrty-fve vessels from
400 TO 230 horse power twenty-five Of l60 there
abouts, and nine Of lower number. The Mini-try,
Department OF Finance employs, or rather pays.
structng STEAMBOATS, transports, in which the SOL
diers will enjoy special accommodation. The whole
number of boats of different dimensions, employed
by private or company enterprise, is given at three
hundred
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-25
NEWLY INVENTED TRANSPoSlNG
PIANO FORTES:. o,v

THE subscriber respectfully inform mel ns.IS G
in,m." nsjIJ a.. TY,npo.ing Piano Forte, which they
hoM Introduce 70 ,ne beautiful nch aud exterior
hot, IN .h,n and nesness beside, tone full brilliant and
The great advantage dert ed from this nven
ron - ,hs, ac be uansposed into any key desired to
suit the vocss or for az OF any oher mru
ment and therefore Wof"t INC a''e"''o" VI '"e a"''e
we'll as the srtist. r. TIL. p,- r.. --..s -
sogany and 81 octsves, with French grand scion are
sso constantly kept hand all Of which respectfully SUB
mil 40 the trade general AZ our
,,sreroou,s msnutactorv, as above. -,
tsned and repaired on the shortest no
tice. .r,o,. a IN
.vImsc No. 3.s Broadway.
o. RIBBONS AND SILKS. r. HEfNoius,
a. Division st has Just received me mot ssxtn
Ae be found in the city. Dealers. city and eounsy m
will do well 70 call before purchasing eheWncr~
o6 imsse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-25
Court Calendar-This Day.

SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos g. a. Is, "a, a. Ia, ia 81, 1871.
1877, 100, III, 81, l03, 1877, l27, ST.
l4l, 100, 1871.
PART Mos. CO. 81, 80, 70, II, 10, 6s, 6, "a, 80.
CIeCuIr CouRT-Nos lao 49, Sc. 10o, 16, las, l46},
1885, 7s H. 03 1885, 81 Ies 40 lo0 o. lo7 H. 1885, 10.
a. TO- 40, l27 10, TO- 1876 20. 30, LOG, Ao 49, 10, a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-25
STOVES-OVENS

THE largest Of Stoves Of any house New
York-Their newly invented Paor Stove needs but TO be
be universally adopted Its immense radating su
exceeds that other useexhbits fire
with the consumption Of less fuel than former ention
II also discharges ashes by simple process, without
soing lodging dust the furniture of the which
Il used 1t will be ouno the cheapest and most economical
Stove brought before the public; .
Ais Cook ST YES ne air light &c. in all varieties from
three dollars upwards Every aricls warranted
RILEY,S PATENT BOILER AND IRON HEARTH
admirable acehey be fitted to any stove now IN
and Of unequal ed value in brong steaks 2ttng bread
an also in he irons fr ironing clothes Riley Is the in
o2i im.r r RILEY 6 MYERS, % Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-25

MOTIFS STOVES
REPAIRt y RICHARD AYLlFFE established nine
IL years a. SO Il Gtham street. New York X A. has Motifs
and other stovs which he sell avsry reduced prce
N.b-PIpe constantly on hand. AT lmsr