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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-27

HrSr P,c,i,-d .rd fot safe
- 30 hhd. new efep q SuC-r:
I'M hll. new erap Y o N"'as.e.
u,,e GEO T TlNGLF
rLAs. MANI FACTURE-onr CLASS
II WORKS are now m orern'ion- md we ara
nrenarra In IN al or.s. fnr WINDOW GLASS OF
all .ize. ,nd nj tn. hest nnnlif7.
not 81 sYMNES Kobi.h'H'
ASDs ron sALT-A. 'tfor'ev IN lo"''
l,t mo h.ir. NJ Saroo, viii aeIl III" '"O""'
M l-nd belonging - hs "siaie. nemelr, 30
r,,odoI.h,o f,rr, mi - 'and' an Turkey run and
no Vvhoeling rreot m Norshnu oanntv
IT., T,iaIoioii- firm - situated hei" zen NiddI"
and fiuie Wheeling creeks. ndia nin9 lond' ~
Thomas Hcnder4an and oihor.. Mr. Henderson -
teou,.led Ia sho,v H. frnct 10 persona WEBBING ~
examine II. Tire Turkey lanls consist of
mail rrnc, t,ou.,t af t.aac Davis. ard aree Fhfi
hasohi m n Waod. feycen'inc - rnnch there.
=. Mr. zrr;rg NAV a hs hhn Gmo hive sod
Thes, Turkey nm lanl. viii he diyided n'' 'mo1
i,scs" NAY suit purchasers. or will he sold IN
hoAr
Persons w shlzr IN rrroha'e, viii find ihe Terms
NJ 81. ...y and accommodating.
chsa zJACOP
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-27
FORW ARDING.

II. M'KrE Il co.
RDTSG 4 CO MISS n
MERCHANTS
Nam street. WHEELING, Va.
7. IRWIN
FoRw ARDlNG AND COM NJ 8 SION
MERCHANT.
Main Street WHHEIlNn.
CtoLICITS censignm.nts of Merchandise or Pro
y drce, either for sale or Forwarding md hopes
10 merit share nf n.his patronage by moderate
charges aad stris4 attention In hnnnes- sep
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-05-30
PRICES ,RElUCEDI, am Cash pa 4 lYMENTsst,
.,s, , ,tR RtMA.4El, 'isi. {, :,
DE sIgIgaS5asI,s;; l,s.,si

RESPECTFULLY invites your, attention
- TO- his highly improved and unerring
methoa of inserting huass ssh % 4sssa adv b Jis
s!StOektoR's Mineral IneOrfuptible Tooth, u
from a single tooth 70 a full set, combining
the powers Of Tnastication, durability, com.
fort and symmetry without VIZ pain In the OPP
Teeth cleaned, ana plugged with GOLD and
other metallic substances, SO as entirely to
arrest decay. lChildren's teeth regulated. ~
The subscriber. will remain constantly at
his Office, 9th building north of the Bank
Litchfield, wherethose who desire his servi-
ces, are requested 6 MI and examine his
assortment Of Teeth fOfstthemselyes, TAll
Cold Plugs, Is Cts p r. Pivot Teeth, 81 rs
Teeth cleaned, so - Al. Plate Teeth. 2 50
Full Sets on, either jaw, each, VI, =, $3O.a
Tooth Powders and Brushesfor sale. i, IN.
r1Litchfeld, Feb. ls44.,o,ai a5sF. b.a aas.s36lf
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-05-30

las removed 10 the room next east Of
III Mr.Lyman ]. Smiths Store, three rods
west Of the Coast House. and continues 70
carry On business under the sign Of sss =
Marmess ana Trunk Making J.
and is ready to furnish customers v i'm
HarnezzeS SadAlss Brides Haltez, Trunks,
~ p sishs faliech, sc. n' '&@ .l
Those WHO wish to purchase any thing IL bis
line viii do we'll "a call, as he Is confident
they can be suited in price and quality.
Cash and Produce taken II exchange for
Work, and all articles sold Is cheap as can
be bought In town. stysis ~ s5fs asrR
Iiick6eld. Anil 1RAa. ,s - wt.sx ~ 6
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-05-30

A man in Springfield had his coat tails burnt IN
q hcrFid manner the other day, by the ignition
Ofabunch of Iocofoco matches which he was carry.
ing in hspOcket. No Insurance.
PLEEEs ov MoEnvs--The Bank Of Englana he,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-05-30

sss,.,ls ssa HENRI YuiC LAY.sxgleT I'D ss,a
-S'''d so ny r. g. WRITES. Esesg. taa ,dsra
Not fallen!-no, as well the tall Nv
q. And pillared Alleghany fall $3.50,
- AS we'll Ohios giant tide V s'''ss'sssA
49, Roll backward Its mighty track t9d ~
\, As he- Columbia hope and pride. 'Ss .,.s'
The slandered and the sorely tried, ass r.
II IN his triumphant course sink back e. " =,
81 Star ofthe West a w,illion eyesssq assai4~a,s
rrll lire turning gladly unto hssW; ~ tii4
~ The shrine Of old idolatries Ms " ass SGtass
st's 'Before'hi kindling light grows dimi-sd ase
And men awake as from adream 80" v.4ei
HS9I Ofmeteors dazzling to betray :EaAw sas5 fsa
a9s And bow before his purer BEAM -siaqs steaw
:, gao The ed,sses'ef a letter dayts yt"a sai So
ga He is not fallen!--seek to bind IA l,,e,s. AN
The changeless and unbidden wind .j;~,
"a Oppose the torrents headlong course. qs5 ~
~ And turn de'thsiwhirlwind's force-ss as,
But dream not that the mighty minds.sa ,,s \,
Will bend before the blast of hate,
aHras OrQuail at dark and causeless ill!-lxFS
go For, though all else be desolate, " .s sliaae
alt stoops not from its high estate kssso.,c,
eidsgA Maurius midst the ruins still oa,s ,4sa
He is not fallen! every breeze t5n'{,
ME-, That wanders DER Columbia's bosom, I, 90 70
I'D From wild Penobscot's forest trees, & y
"A From ocean shore from inland seas, @-
ss.a.O Or where the rich magnolia's blossom NY. !,
=, Floats snow-like on the sultry wind, % ,'',
sg Is bearing onward 70 his ear, s. ''e =
A homage for his. lofty mind. -.
Il. A need the fallen never find d.
!, "A praise which Patriots only hear! ..
- All hail THE hour is Fastening or, gag- Had
3g'3'+ When, gaialy tried by sl0nd5's JaGnle, VI
~ Columbia shall behold her son, , nj &s q
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-05-30
l'uS = Eal.'sI'stsilA tHUHI I'm ElgQ1lIREnA1
fTE HAUNTED FUBNFXfFy;ssias ,

-sisss bas ssisesSsssiM gsowi nm w,siu,SIeru5s
sss ., faE HAUNTED fUUAEfAItt.lssiaI IA
TraYler yo1 hing fountain q The ~ -
kFlnEed with the silyety tresses az the willow,
Doth tell, methinks, soft and whispered tale
Ozone who made the reedy grass her pillow,FT
Mhlle nthe heat Of spmmeras balmY day s.se :.
She unused her nsditatiEe hours awsy.osssiss ssssi
Pale was her ana pensis would her eye 50
RePose upon the wayelets IS they Spafkled; sa'3
Until its steady gaze at last might pfy fkled,
/ T0the cool shaded depths where shone and tsf-
Ming with rising sands, each wavy GEM, so
Like stars that glitter in nights disdem. h. =
She WAS lOveis yictimyahd hadtrusfeAWell ,slaoSs
I The adulations of dark deceiver; sg:qa,
Andwhen forever from chat lonely dellsEogag SIT
The heaftless wand'rer iled--sh9, fond believer.
Fulllmanyla simmer hOnrswould stay for him,szas
On mossy rock that shades the fountain hrimssaixz
And there one ven when the i I moon d
In cloudless skies on hill and valewas shining;
As from my mountaip- home ] wander'd down "a
That grassy glen, i saw in death recliniDg. -,
Fast by the fopnt upon Loves altar stone,
The gentle giEh unheed and alone ss rsstSN ~
Her grave ii there OF, as legends al, saais M
When summer night with dew besprinkled pin.
Has Shut the eyelidS Of the iistiess Ei0M
The tender maid will leave her far dominion
And wander down the glen with piaintive moab,
And tnngle with the wind spirits tone! ~ a@%''
=
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-05-30

sssWilly. p aaid doting parent It the breakfast
table b N nhgdged edition q himself, who had
= WHY, ny Ssar, will you pas the butter n y a'
ThmtainIy, athiy--it takfhea me "a Narthe any
thing. Butter ifh o9mmon thuhttnntiFe, neuteg
eeRaaA uSslelh Yilh l.utkgaknhgaib ea.lhes. eu1
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19

vJ'HE Subscribers having associated themselves
| together for the purpose Of buying and selling
Goods under the Firm of COLE d ROBINSON
nave taken the sore formerly occupied by Messrs.
vman & Cole, and recently b, Mr. Cole, on College
Street, where they intend to keep general assort
mcn of
DRY GOODS & DRY GRO CERIES.
And as they prrchnse altogether for Cab, their
friends, and the Public may he assured that they
receive them loo for Cash can be purchased in
the village. To the they are respectfully in
vitcl to call and examine their new stock of GOODS
lust received from New York, and Roslon among
which a LARGE assortment Of Cloak and Dress
Goods, consisting OF Super Silk and Cotton Warp,
Apaccas rich and changeahlc Alpaca Luster Chu
san, a superior article of Dtap. Royal, &c &c.
A splendid assortment of rich and plain Shnwls,
also, a variety OF Cotton and Linen Goo DIS. pener
al assortment of Furs such Capes, Collars Muls,
Cons &c. Also large assortment of Groceries,
such as Teas, Coffee, sugar, Nloasses, &C. by the
Chest. Barrel, HID single pound.
Produce of all kind taken in exchange for Goods.
Tanted particularly, 10000 lbs Fleece Wool, aud
10 COO Sleeps Pelts for which part cash will be paid
Those wishing to purchase, would do well to call
and examine our goods before purchas sing elsewhere
MORTON COLE.
JOHN II. ROBINSON.
BURLINGTON. Nov. H. lS43.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19

Coon FOR Wool GnowERs.--We have
already announced tho completion Of the two
Muslin dc Lame establishments in New Eng
land l,a, arc in operation. TO these may he
added another, AT Andovcr, Mass, where the
proprictors say 100000 of yards will be
made the ensuing year. The New England
Farmer says the prospect for "A large demand
for wool for this new business is good. 1t
requires long smooth quality, such as the
Leicester or DshIey, or that of the old-lash-
toned long wooded common sheep. The Far-
mer calls tho attention Of wool-growcrs to
the subject.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19
=. n. PARMALEE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
No. Counsellors Hail.
(Peck's Buding.) 10
PORTABLE GRJST MILLS.
iPcck s Bnlldlng.l

rTslIE Subscriber having been appointed agent for
II the ale Of josiah Plau's Universal Por,aale
Grist mn, is prepared to furnish mills al short notice.
and Authorised to sell rights for individuals towns or
conu'ics. THIS mill took the prcinnm a, the Fair of
the American lnstiiuic in n. York, last autumn and
the >nl seqrent ales have fully lornc ont the high
praise there ctowcd upon it.
It's admirable for grinding Indian corn and horse
feed. Grin of all kinds is gound with equal facility.
Also coffee, and all kinds Of spices also salt, drugs
&c. and 1t is easily adapted for grinding paints. Its
durability equal to any other mill, the stone being
composed oFlcnch Burr; and its efficiency with its
simplicity is remarkable are also its other desira.
bic, commentators for compac.ncss, poriabeness
and low price. There four different sizes now
made ofheso mills viz: IS, 81, so and &c inch s,one
prices fom Sl25 to $500; and either of them
readily worked by horse, steam or light water
power. Wherever water power is scarce and
arist mills for grinding grain of any kind are
consequently scarce, these patent mills will be al
most invaluable; for with one of these mills with
horse power any person cond grind all that could be
ground by any other mill 1t is at once admitted by
all who have seen this mill PERFORM that ii is truly n
al or saving and economical machines as with II
more worl; be done with less power (by about
hnlG) than any other MILL and it will do the work at
least well and fast, and the price is less than for
any other. . ..
Eurlinrton Sept. 90 1913. l6 If
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19
ISAAC WAR N eIts

LAS Just received from New York, n LARGE
j. ASSORTMENT OF GOOD.Sin his line among
which are variety Of pure Wines, Cugnac Brandy,
-. CroX Rum, Holland Gin, Jamaica Rum, Scotch
Wtskoy, Cherry Brandy, Baltimore Gin and plen.
tyo other cheap liquors of various qualities and phi.
ces.
Molases, loaf lump and rown sugar, Teas, COFFEE,
Cinnamon, Saleratus Bar and Fancy Soap and
many other articles in the Grocery line.
His Liquors and wines we're selected with care and
after long experience and from the largest and est
dealers in the line in New York, and warranted
Of the puresi and best qualities.
He has Shcetngs, Shlrtinns, Calcos Cambrics,
Trimmings for clothes, and many other articles but
no Fancy Goods. All Of which he will sell for the
lowest prices
Tavern Keepers and others are invited TO call and
examine %
Burlington, (Church ST. Nov. '43.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19

crary Gazette, that number of persons in
Rome are engaged in the fabrication of an
Gent gems, and there is great difficulty in
asccrtainng the genuine from the limitations,
when the latter are finely executed. But the
appearance of antiquity must be copied too,
and human ingenuity has devised "A very Gu
rious and interesting process for producing
the effect. The fresh cut cameo is cranmed
down the t',roa, Of n turkey, and left in its
incslincs for sufficient length of time, when
the fowl is killed, and 1t is found that the
stone, subjected to the ,ri,nra1ion Of the giz-
card, presents every sembance to IA Grccan
treasure which has been buried two thousand
years
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19
CONSUMPTION AND LIVER CONF
PLA1NT!!
DIR. LOR'S,
BAlSAM OF lIvERW0RT.
From 375 Bonery, Ne,c York.

EOR the OF Coughs, Colds, Asthma, whoop-
l. ing Cough, Catarrh, pains IN the side and breast,
Bronchitis liver complaints, and all those affections
Of the throat and lungs, which source OF 50
much suffering and so Often terminate IN CoNSuMP-
7IoN, tins remedy Is Justly aud highly distinguished.
1t is purely vegetable, mild and gcntlc in lis ELECTS
upon the system, and can lie taken in the most DELI
cate cases with safety as well as well utility. So
extensively has lecn used and often proved
cesiuI even in extreme aud apparently almost hope
less cases, not only as palliative but as remedy
that the proprietor feels no heSicncv IN introducing
it aud Recommending it 10 all who unfortunately
may have occasion TO resort to some means of recov-
cry. Physicians, familiar with lis elects and aware
of the healing properties OF this vegetable prepara-
ton, not unfrequcnlv prescribed il IN their practice,
and with the Medical Facnlty generally, it has met
with more than ordinary appreciation.
CONSUMPTION.
The following remarks taken from late
NUM- cr of the Medical Masaznc:-
1.-THE surprising elect produced by the genuine
DR.. Taylor'> Bal,am of Livcrwori, made at 375
Bowery, IN Consumption cases, cannot fail exciting
deep and thrilling interest throughout the world
We have so long believed the disease Consumption
neural lie, that II is difficult to credit senses hen
we see persons evidently conslInptve, restored 10
health. Yet il is fact of daily occurrence
Certificates from the highest and most respectable
sources OF persons whohave either cen greatly re-
heycd ly il, or cntncly recovered from affections O
The lungs and liver, could e furnished in abundance
but we insert only the following -
'EnTIrIcATE.-"Beng con>iiuonally pre- li,pos-
Ell no Consumption, member OF my hinIly having
suffered severely from irritation of The Lungs, ac.
companlei with cough and raising matter anl lool,
together with severe pam IN my si|eund breast, til
wa supposed to be beyond recovery, was induce
~ advice cf Dr. Perkins, - lat resort TO Try
"Tavlor's Balsam of Livcrworl," have Ia Ken five
bottles in all began 10 improve with The first b' T.
lie, and while taking the third, was 50 far recovered
as 10 he able to get about Since which time, by
connueduse Of it am quite re>torc' and allc ia
attend 10 my usual lu>1iess, To persons 81 icrng
from cough, and affections Of the Lungs, do earn
c.tv recrommcndit.
(SignetN JAS. G.. SCOTT.
Elisabeth City, ~ C. Dec. &c. 1872.
For a common cold aud cough this is one Of the
very lest remedies ever discovered
n. b. There is aspuriois and counterfeit article
aIoal, and lately introduced into this place. There
fore be careful to get the genuine, which is from 81;
Bowery n. Y. AMI see that the new engraved wrap
per Is on The Lolilc 10 prevent cornicries.
For sale by PECK s. SPEAR, and LOVELY &
SEYMOUR, Burlington; s. Fl. Earncs, Charlotte
NJ. Hall, flmesbrrgh; VIM. Rhodes, Jr. Richmond
June 80, yt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19

HAS now on hand and for sale, 1000 Bushels OF
Il Course Western aud st. Ubes Salt,
200 Barrels Fine do DO,
10 Sacks Fine Dairy do do,
$50 Barrels Superine Flour,
200 Sacks fresh Ground Plaster,
20 Barrels Hickory Nuts, at So,
'iIrtccs NoiIh Shore Salmon,
Boxes Fresh Lemons,
20 Whole. - ! and y Boxes fresh Rasins,
Also, Fresh Kegs do do,
Soft Shell Almonds Phlbert>. Penconu's, Pea Nuts,
Cltrun, Curancc Ilocum. together with one of the
largest assortmenIs of DRY GOODS, GRO kerry
and GROCERIES he ever had the pleasure of offer
ing TO the public. In short all you have do to find
any article is to cali q, Pelerson's, where it may be
found of as good quality and al low price as at
any other Establishment in Burlington.
Nov. %, 1913 %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19
Wool,&Wool!

- OELOFSON e. RArHBUN having Leased the
~ commodious Manufacturing Establishment, of
the Burlington Mill Co.. and connected ihems Ives in
business with Mr. SIDNEY BARLOW, former A gent for
said Coz are now ready TO receive Wool to manu-
faclure for customers inio Blue, Black Steel, Oxford,
and Cadet Mix BR LOTHS. To those
that have had work done heretofore by Roelfson
and Rathbnn, little need lie said TO induce connu-
ancc ofpalronagc, and all others we would say that
Farmers Merchants and Others wishing TO have wool
Manufactured for their own or for market may
rest as slred that no pa ms or attention will lie spared
10 give the hest of satisfaction Terms of payment
made easy for all lots of wool from 1000 lbs and up
wards; Small lots Cash or one halt of the cloths
when finished The business will beconducted under
he firm of
ROELOFSON, RATHBUN g. Co.
April s. 1S43 as
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19
STOVES! STOVES!!

NEW FATTI rms, & CfIF API X THAN ~ FIX
AL Kinds of Produce taken in payment; liberal
creGH gireH CheaVJo' Cush
JENRf MAYO, having tn en- the Store formerly
/ L occupied y EICHOK & CA Tin, is now re-
ceivlng a large consignment OF STOVES consisting
Il any desirable pattern of Cook, Box or Parlor
Slove>, Stove Pipe, TN and Copper Trimmings
Hollow Ware, &c, which will e exchanged tor any
kind of Produce or cash. Those who wish to pur-
chase Stoves will do themselves as well as him a
favor hy examining his stock.
Burlington, Oct. |, 1913. lS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19

NOT N0N-ColiMrTTAL.-" Mother" said lit
lie boy, the other dav. is there any harm in
breaking egg shells1" "Cer,ainly not. my
dear: bu. why do you ask7 - Cause drop
ped the basket just now, and see what mess
I'm in"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19

A CHAPTER ON RUNS DOINGs

A CHAPTER ON RUNS DOINGS.
We present our reader, win a shor: chapter
Of deaths, suicides, ac.--the dojnss OF rum-
We shall occasonIy repeat the doses -
SUICIDE OR MURpER.---A woman named
O'Drien, of very Incorporate habits, COM
mitted suicide in New Orleans on tho 10th
uliimc, by sevcring the radial artery Of her
LETT arm with common case-knifc. For
some hours previous to perpctrating the fatal
deed. she had been necessarily calling on her
husband (who was sleeping beside her on the
hoor) for wliIskey she not being able, from
the ELECTS Of immoderate drinking for some
days previous, to help herself. Prcvou. to
her death, some other neiehhorS, being alarm
Cd, entered her apartpcnt and found her de-
lnged in blood, with the fatal knife in her
hand, exrlaimIng 'Now haze dane the jobr
Michael O'Drien, tie husband of the untor-
tuna'e woman. has been arrested, charged
with numbering his wife.
BURNT TO DEATm.-The Portland Argus
OF Monday, publishes the following extract
ola letter from ii correspondents:
"a woman was burned to death in Harms
well, on Saturday evening the OH inst. A
'"'''" S'''"'" Nv, s"'7 h'" ~ hci manu-, Nv some
means took ire and IN trying to rXtinnush it
with her feet, the flames cAucI,, her clo,hinr.
There was no other person in ,hc rnoo, Ian,
her husband, who lay in bed drunk thus
being unable TO tender any assistance to the
poor woman. She WAS So badly burned
that she died the following day. Her name
was Earring.
. ,
$780,, o'' , .t,.t "",'e"''f u'ess'" "o'
d.v ,,arpno ' ,',"ta ~en,'e ','cet yss'rf
..G.o,a - p'Meteu WIN tm'
must vi p"J'"S ''Sn' mat she lei! on th'
e'ue wal" anu was u"a"e 10 f''e' rrrcmaIn
's 'te't ''' some '''he' 'hc sport n' great am
''"e oo''' d" o'"rer wen, from me Police es
.a"'s.,'''e ~ "",' sue was 'eu win dtcuhy
'"e i"'"'s'-" men 'he'e' she "ept bitterly
s'' Ie'NS'" :" Nv" ',cr ""'he, ana she sad i
1'''E n" s"o ","" o'T2Ta'o hcr hnsoahd an
yer cn''u'e"' 'NF'ce tafKeF o;deT'd her to b
"' heu " ''' "''''c' AZ hopes maj good alec
n''S"' cause hef step - o1 hrinef' and her hca
~ us P'"Pc' P'"'c'---'' - LfPfess.
Da,svrsNr,e ,rer,rr-,,o. .,,,
on "Wednesday Afternoon, Co: Pratt held a
inquest on ,ne Do'y o. lena Al DeV'i', VIE {
Nh'a"' ~ D' "'""n cadu IN cehaT ~ Croi
street. We "c'cased ana her husband We
very incorporate W '"eIF hio,'S ana !Ned Ia Il
'e'"' WIZ" s'"''e}' an "f'!c'e "' domestic Coz
sen'en'e' S'l,a neap OF shtVInss answer'
'"r ped' h'u 'he moor Was neaf'y oyerliowt
"'h WAFER from 'ho street. hey had irequc
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19

A lady a few evenings arc, after having for
some time a'icnivelv read Mrs. Shcly's novel,
entitled "Tho Last Han" threw down tho book
and empi,a'ically exclaimed, "I'he last man
Bless me ! il such thing over were TO hap.
pen, what would become of the women ~
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-01-19
PRINT WA RucAIOUSE

ID F. LEE Formerly OF the firm OF Lord & Lees
ID. Lee q. Babcocl, &c,) and U. B. BREW SlER,
under the firm Of LEE & BREWSTER, have e>taL-
li>hed al ll3 PEARL STREET,
Hanover Square, New York, Warehouse on an ex-
nSINn scale