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The New York herald., 1845-02-20
AcslcuLruRAL PRoDucrs OF Ono.

The increase in the products Of this State in yaar
has been very large The value of the increase the
cultivation Of corn alone in year larger than the
whole amount taxes assessed in the state for all purpo
for the same period The people Of Ohio suffered
veely from the explosions and operations Of rotten bank
Ing Institutions, notwithstanding which, they have
grown rich faster than the people Of any other
State, and must, with their natural advantages, and
sound banking system, advance rapidly to wealth and
prosperity
Quotations for Housetonic Roilroad stock have within
post few days, advanced very rspdly The business
Of this company has lately been very good but OF to an
extent Sufficient TO rapid rise in the stock =
We statement showing tho rsceips of the road
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MARITIME HERALD.
shIu rs..,.r. ,na A,.,s,

we sahll esteem ayor If Captains Of Vessels will give
ic hoBFrT SiIvrY Captain OF News Boats report Of
me shprirg left at hs whence they sailed the ysssc
pokcn ou their passage list Of their cargo and any orcigs
newspapers, they may have He will board then, I'M
sday on their arrival Agents and Correspondents al home
?r abroad will ALSO confer favor by sending to this Office al
'ne Marine Intelligence they obtain Nau.sal Irfcrma
aon OF any kind viii be Thankfully received.
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EXPORTS FROM CINCINNATI, sourH

Tho trade Of fCeveland, sandusky MIan on the north
and Portsmouth on the soh has increased greater per
cent than that Of Cincinnati By the time the next census
taken, Ohio will be the second State in the Union In
point Of population. According to the agricultural re.
port of of Paants the products of Ohio
in ls43 and ls44, compare as follows:-
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Brighton Cattle Market.

FEB 7.-At MARKET 545 beef cattle, and Gas sheep.
Prices-Beef CattleWe quote TO correspond with last
week about the same prices were obtained for like
quality viz extra $5 2o 50 first quality SIS 25; se-
cond quality 81 so 4 rs; third quality 81 46e
sheep-Common sheep from 81 Is to rs; wethers from
50 so to So
swine-None at market except few from the imme
date neghborhood.
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New stock Exchanre.
sALEs OF Srocxs-BosroN. Feb. H.

SALks OF SToCKs-BosTON, Feb, lS.
Boston Exchange Co. 425; 8 CharIestown Branch RR
Western RR esa; 100 do sss SO do bol0d os a East
Boston stock III; 90 Long Island RR, III 25 Norwich
and Worcester RR 7a3 do bolOd u.s. Is do bolOd 731
20o Reading RR 243 10 do. sol0d 24A so do bo3d 243
The New York herald., 1845-02-20

On Wednesday evening, 18th inst. q. Brooklyn, Gss
CHARLES, only child Of Arthur w. and Ellen Birney
At Boston, on Sunday night W. H. BARRYMORE, aged
fy-sx.
A. Tahise, on the Oath Sept suddenly s. r. BLAcKLEn
Ed u 8, Consul
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FASHIONS FOR SPRING. Isl5-

FASHIONS FOR SPRING, IS45
n THE SUBSCRIBER is now prepared to furnish hi.
new style cf Gentlemen's rs which, particular,
VII be found fully the he has heretoto
eajoyed IN e production Of this essential article q
sMlDON,
- . .--- - Wall street, corner Nassau
~ B.-FRENCH HATs-A small nyoice Just received
from 90 msnufctoy Of the celebIatei Mugner" Paris to
which the attention OF gentlemen Is iavi'ed
I'll TuTh&St m
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,1,RYONIS CIRCUS.

30 WERY AMP PHITHE A TIRE,
Boxe. onN rs Cent, Pt. ons Shilling.
Second Might Of Mr.. HIRAM FRANKLIN, Of Mes.rs;
Champion Of the Arena both in
Horsemanship Double Haung, Iumbiing, and his unap
Proachable Ftats on the Flying Cord
The public resectfu informed that the above distinguish
ed artistic has been engaged for six nights only when he will
:, THIS tThWasDAY) EVENING. Feb; 20th
The performance will with brilliant Cavalcade Of
Ten Horses, called the
POLISH ENTREE.
Led by Mrs. Gossin.
Ground and Lofty Tumblng led by the rival Champions,
Messrs franklin and Gardner.
Hiram Fraukln in his dashng bril!iaat and thrilling
PRINCIPAL ACT OF SINGLE WORKMANSHIP
To conclude with the laughabls Equestrian Scene called
The Disastrous Journey Of Wiiliam Button, Esq.
f20 1t<rc
The New York herald., 1845-02-20

Mr.. GEORGE LODEK'S CONCERT
"A t"ashins'0n's BrthdIpyl}s Ipyl}sr1
LOBGESANcI BY MENDELsSOHN.
Allegro Maes'O'O ASatoAdaso
soo@Prsi. ys the Il Le1a praise ne Mrs Lod.r
Solo Sing " all ye redeemed" Sig Antognini
DuetrO-i waited fer the .ord" Mrs Loder and Miss
- Watson
Chorale-"Let all men praise the Lord" ..........
DHsttO-I sing Of thy loving kindness Mrs Lode. and
Grand Chorus-"The Naton. offer to the Lord"...
New La vsglia icanuone de; Cont. '0''''
i''0' Jules Sent5siF to5FsiFEKroRiuM, - Miss De Luce
chor? and 1rchssIa cs%pq;ed BY vasemp oE the open
New song-"The Soldiers Glory" composed and
ars@caSja: S Aamu% MIR salmoas 9s A1SSsain Rsssin
rsfi. & ,js E6koE sS.: LoDER
init five persons, Three Dollars.
To commence at o'clock precisely. fisrc
NEW YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY. ;,
HANDELs GRAND ORAToRlO OF THE MESSIAH.
a t THE TABERNACLE. on Monday Evening, cath inst.
MADAME NJ AfMaIERelpeo RposfNA sHU piP5iis, Pic,6 &c. by
> ~ Mr.. BRoUGH.
The Cho.es this occasion will be produced with grand
upwards Of $50 Performers
The whole under the Direction Of Mr. u C. Hi Conductor
Mr., H. c. Timm will preside at the Organ.
Performances 70 CO nmence al hall past o'clock
ton Mir. Beot.ore Bro,dwag; % Geo T. Ne.b. corner
Of and Water Streets and the door Of the Tabernacle
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/. o. OF o. F.
ANIMAL MAGNETISM.

DE: Strong will give his last Lecture Animal a.gre
tism this Ihusdav) Evening, the Society Library
Room, which occaon aud by request Of large number
OF those who witnessed his last xpernen there will be from
10 to persons put in TIE magnetic Sleep expert
mens tired for the gra.eat,Sn those explained
selves Of the truth Of this wonderful science This s positive
y his last lecture, aud will this evening expose
methods oIted by cracks for Jecevng public; and
will expan the different a clai,voyance nann-l
Of producing it. Those ~ho feel ntsreed in the scieace will
have better opportunity Of such variety OF
experiments as will bs introduced on this occasion
Admission rs gentlemaa aud ladies' so cents
Commence at u past o'cl jck, fn0f
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AUCTION SALES.

A. e. TUTTLE, Auctoneer
HARDW,ARE , AND CUTLE cry sALE.--JACoB S.
~ PLATTs Sixth Spring Trade Sale, comprising $50 casks
c,ses and lots Of Engsh German French and American
Hardware, Cutlery. Germm Silver Japaaery Fancy Al.
cies &c. will take place This Day, 10 o'clock Auc
lion ko,m No e Plat street, corner e Gold and The
B.The Catalogue contains so tackage. German Goods
VIZ Vi,ns and BOWS Futes Acfordons; Guitars with "a.
tent heads: g. Percussion Caps; Ppes Tooth Brushe
Farina Cologne; Gum Elastic Sos. enders, &c.
$50 lots liable and Pocket Cutlery Scissors Raznrs;
Shears, &c. f2O sIIc
CAMELIAs. DAPHNIEs, & OTHER FINE PLANTS,
AT AUCTION.
Levy will sell on Friday morning. at II O'Clock at No
a. ISL Broadway, splendid collection Of Fine Pians
scnE Camelas in bud and flower; Cape Jssmns Dsphnes
prm Stock yolies African Lily; Monthly Carnations
with many other choiee Plants.
Also the remainder Of the Florida Plants some very rare
f20 2ttrc - -' ' '-' -
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Domestic ImuOrtafSs

New ORLEANsBarque Edinburgh-s75 bbls pork X Mil.
banks sost do 252 do lard $50 do hams Perry Ma
CO. 1919 bbls flour Dwight Johnson-C0 do Warning rego-
~ os32 bdes COTTON Thompson Adams-c0 do Cahoone
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Married..
Died,

AT Bsrns.able, (Ma's) by the Rev. Mr.. Gates, jon
Posr, 10 SOPHIA Rails.
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Foreign Insportations.

NEwcAsrLE-Bsrqu. Carl Wllhelm-2is casks Geo More
MoGd sS.11 iathoms chan able Tucker Cooper coat
Rio JANEIRo-Barque Amphion-sN bags coffee 262 hides
J l. Phipps-i bbls y Lerg.
The New York herald., 1845-02-20

pOTATOEsiOcs bushels very aueIlol taslsh potsto,s
In prime condition, ceved ship Liberty, froh
Liverpool and for sale in lots suit purchaegs, BY
Wa j. T. TAP8COT1,
d14a 'B oouthutreet, coSNsr Maidsu Lans
The New York herald., 1845-02-20

PALMO's OPERA HOUSE.
THURSDAY EVENING, Feb 2oth-FRIDAY, 2st-and
SATURDAY. 22d,
On each evening will be performed and sung, the
BANQUET SCENE aud he DRINKING SONG!
From The Opera of Luseza Borga, Ethiopian Buriesque
Also the much adm,red DuEl'r from the Opela Of
SENIRAMIDE.
To conclude with the Neodeon Bard OF Serenadr and the
Durlesque Opera Of the
THE VIRGINIAN GIRL.
Doors opeS e. quarter before 7-Perormance to commence
aad Psruee Second tier as cents Private
Boxes So
Box Ohic. opea from 10 to o'clock to seats.
Monday ening February 2.tn the popular Opera
Of SOMNAMBULA, in Ethiopian Buresque.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
w l. G HIS NATIONA CIRCUS,
PARK TIIEATRE.


The Manager ever ANXIOUS the wishes of the public
resrectinllv announces the following
U-REDUCTION OF PRICES,-m
49, ''''.''''.' 80 Ce"ss
THURSDAY EVENING. February 2o the Ierf, nnance to
commence with a new NATIONAL CAVALC 9DE
Bv d.sirs-Ei jaleo de Xeres by Miss L. "a ellis.
fni he'd Juvenile Act by Master }. Glenfoy
Vsuit,ng by ths Company hfaded by hIcF arand.
-Four Hore Act by J. j. Nathans
Local Comic Song by f. M. Dickenson,
which the eguestan ballet entitled Lovely Cupds and
Wandering Sprite.
Personal Posture, by II. Coucyer.
n,snlhceut Act Of Horsemanship, by I. Turner.
pupils.
Az African Concert by Msssrs Hoyt, Edwards Winnemore
md Kelly
To conclude with National Equestrian Dramatic Spectacle
with beautiful Scenes Costmes Artery Bridges immense
Runs, Nc, entitled
MAD ANTONY WAYNE
BOLD HORSE DEVILDARE.
Whose Tremendous Slides Leaps and Bounds over Roaring
Waterfalls, and the Apralling Feat Of Dashing Down
manned by the British, wi be faithful
ly euacted together with the
huai struggle resulting
THE TRIUMPH OF LIBERTY.
The Characters sustained by Treble Company
Of the highest eputaton which be certified by pesa
hsnd-bills.
Doors 6 o'clock and
The New York herald., 1845-02-20
HIST pURTJSHEU

JUST PUBLISHED
OBSERVATONSo OF the bss Of Preserving the Teeth
indispensable to hsalth comfort and unded
long and very practice by NJ LEVETT Dentist
This small work will be found usefa and interesting to the
heads Of fam lies and those the childea-whe
no have lost teeth II be inform ed of the DDS
replacemnt ard of those aiming May be
had at the principal Book stores the cty and Of the
200 Broadway, corner of Warren street. f2o lIsrc
The New York herald., 1845-02-20


HousA1oNIc R,fLRoAp
Total receipts In le41. 500 200
rotel receipts in ls4s. :. .l24 ono
Total receipts in 1914 $50 600
- $3.50 900
Average receipts. .$l22 600
Average increase. e................ $40 900
The receipts for January mpared with those for
the corresponding month in ls44 show nett increase Of
about twenty per cent
Receipts Tor Jan 1s4a .,........ .Slb3O6 OF
Receipts FOR Jan. l9a5. ............ 16 ,6l4 Sc
Increase. :. SO Bi8 %
In ls4the receipts from the way travel local trade
were absut S27 COO and tho balance $l3 0o0 was from
the Nav York and Albany business what Is called
tho through cavel It is stated that efforts being
male to connect the Harlem with tho Housatonic road
Should this take place. the value Of both must be nate
rally increased as will connect this city with the New
York and New England lines, and open TO US nearly
twelve hundred miles Of railroads. running into evcry
section New Engsnd and through the Interior Of this
State
The New York herald., 1845-02-20
WANTEDy

FOR SALE.
A FOUK-WHEELED CARRIAGE, Of an elegant con.
sructcn fortwo hores Apply r. c. at the desk Of
this Office, for further rartcuars. f2Q 3t*
The New York herald., 1845-02-20

HOUSE TO LET
1QA "ST JOHNS HALL No 8 Frankfort street, fro m
1::1f ist Nav next Enquire Of DAVID BRlsON, :
i2o 3tsrc 46 Frankfort street
The New York herald., 1845-02-20

FOX SALE,
THE FURNITURE Of three story house. only three wears
in by private family consstieg Of every thing fl for
gentee dence The templates giving up house
keeping and will he sold cheap in bulk for cashApply to
X the desk of this Office
The New York herald., 1845-02-20

COTTON MACHINERY FOR SALE.
Throstles. ls2 Spindes each.
6 tMIs
Drawing Frames. H
Sped@Is
Blower
LII good order and now running in the immediate yci
"A nifty Of this city Thay will sold low for cash or sp
proved city acceptance. Applyto
DAVID B. KISING,
f2o 3tsm No. SO Cedar street.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-09-05

The New York Courier and Enquirer of
Yesterday, tells a story Of a man who lost his
20 cket book, containing over $500 in cab.
The driver found it and held it for the owner,
who came back very soon, hoping that he
had dropped his book in the cab and promis.
ing handsome reward. The driver caused
him to identify the contents, and having done
90, his property was returned 10 him, where
upon turning to the honest cabman he said,
81 paid you your fat Ibid | not 7" and
walked of without bestowing anything upon
the finder of his treasure.
The same paper contains the following
story in striking contras, to the meanness Of
the above -
Many years ago, gentleman coming from
Brooklyn in one of the horse ferry boats, on
reaching this side, missed his pocket book,
and he Immediately returned TO search for it,.
As soon as he landed in Brooklyn, he accost-
ed every person he met, 10 know Ifthey had
found his pocket hook, but in every case he
received negative answer. Al length he
met little girl to whom he directed the same
enquiry, and she replied "yes SIR" at the
same time rendering to him his lost wallet.
No, no, said the loser, if that is my pocket
book, there are fourteen $1,000 bills in il,
and such and such papers, describing them.
He led the finder into store, where after
again describing the contents. and beng
found as he stated, ii was handed to him.
He counted over the money again, and Sc
lec.ing one Of the thousand dollar bills, gave
.<As % tic 'iit,re girl, who departed richer
and happier child for her sudden accession
of wealth.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-09-05
NrOTHER's RELIEF.-To MARRIED La

N
lvl DIES.-The Mothers Relief medicine when
soothes The disagreeable sensation OF females aoo
10 become moih hers, and nsures sale delivery 10 al
eases where malforinalion or come unnatural or
cumstances does not prevent. The reputation oithi-
article though >ilen has become so extended as 10
produce an immense demand. A pamphle', intended
only for the eye of those directly interested ana .ner
physicians, IS prepared for graluitous Distribution
where the Relief is for sale. a.,
As we are thus Obliged TO como before the public,
we take the occasion 10 say, that fthe increase OF
the call for the Mothers Relief wherever known, be
any guide direct opinion to be formed OF the esti
nation in which it Is held, have the satisfaction
Of believing that It has been the means OF alevla-
ting an INFINITE amount OF suffering, and OF saving
MANY valuable lives. Wherever II has been used
during the above period deep rooted preudices have
given way TO candid and ihant ful expressions Of
gratitude and wish TO extend on their parts, as
far a. possible, its beneiits. Medical men OF high
standing have had the candor TO acknowledge Tor
once that their preiudices must be abandoned, and
ha We been advocates for its use.
All ho.e who wish, invited TO cali on some OF
our Agents and procure pamphlet without charge.
q. A. BARTHOLIC & GO.
Rochester, ". Y.
For sale Nv PECK & SPEAR, the authorized
Agents for this place and vciniiy who can also sup
ply Druggists at the Proprelor's wholesale prices
Inns
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-09-05

A decision has been lately given by Judge
Story which is of considerable interest to per-
sons purchasing at auction. The plaintiff pnr'
chased some mills, &C., at auction for S4O,OO0
he supposing that the auctioneer had fair bid;
against him. It turned out however that there
had been no bid except his own beyond S2O'OoO
the others being fictitious on the part of the auc
tioneer. The original owners Of the mills re.
ceived the $4,000, and action was instituted
against them to recover back the purchase mon
ey on the ground of fraud in the auctioneer
The sale took place in 1896, and the plaintiff did
not learn the deceit until 1910. Judge Ware o.
Maine, held that the plaintiff ought to recover
but Judge Story delivered an adverse opinion,
chiefly on the ground that the fraud was moi
brought home to the defendants personally. The
case will go to the Supreme Court of the us
~. Y C0ur.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-09-05

Riot on Long Island.-A large body Of riot
Gus persons assembled at Melville, about sixty
miles from Brooklyn, last Friday night, and af-
ter driving off the Waterman proceeded TO tear
up the track Of the L. |. Railroad, which they
Rdid in four different places. They also hewed
ofF the uprighis Of the bridge, which. with a
thigh embankment, carried the railroad across a
deep ravine. The bridge was left SO that a
train Of cars might run on to it Ind be precipl-
/ tated into the gulf below. The vigilance Of the
company's agents, however, prevented any ac-
$ciden Hampton Post, o fine 26h.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-09-05
EVERY LADY HER OWN DRESS.
MAKER.
FOR ONLY %.

FUN ONLf 9Hs -
NJ A. TENTLER, would respectfully
lY "A. inform the Ladies of Burlington an 70
D~1S vicinity that he has Just arrived rom tne
cities Of New York ond Phladelphl,. win n, new
Patent Right for cutting LADIES DRESSES
Habits, Sleeves, Yokes, Capes Collars, Cardinals
ect ec Of every description, size fashion and style
This is entirely new invention; ii is not the maine.
NAUTICAL ,heorem taught by persons heretofore but
an Improvement on every thing of the kind that may
have been taught before. BY this system ladies' are
enabled after three hours Instructions 10 cut any 0i
the above articles with DESPATCH economy, and beau
tiul fit.
Ladies taught in classes of not less than three or
more. book Of instructions, with chart, gwen era.
lis. Extra charges for those who are instructed az
their own residences, and no pay is expected un'ess
complete satisfaction is given.
MI r. will lie happy to explain the ian oanne
principles Of his system Of Cutting, Tree o. Qua.
Hours from 9 TO IL A. NJ, and from to p. Nj; j..
Great inducements offered to those VINO WISH u
purchase rights for Counties and States .,o,r
Mr.. r. will remain for ONE WEEK MoEE
ONLY ut Mr.. Doanes Boarding House college 81
Sept 4, as. A. A ThNlhrN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-09-05

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Champlain
~ and Connectrui River Rail Road Company will
petition the Legislature Of Vermont, At their next
Sc. sion, TO be holden the second Thursday Of Oc-
ioier, lS45, 10 pass an &c. granting 10 them the
RICH, 10 extend their Road iIom Burlington 10 Cana
ds line. SAML SWIFT, Clerk.
MiddlebuTy, 9Th August, l5i5.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-09-05
Asahel Nhipple,s Estate,

Asahel Whipple's Estate.
STATE or VERMONT lTHE Hon. the
District of Chittenden, So. : l. Probate Court
for the District of Chittenden TO all persons
cerned in the estate of Asahe Whpple late of Bur-
ngon in said District, deceased, GREETISo.
WHEREAS, VIM. II. Wilkins Jr. administrator
Of the estate Of said deceased proposes render
accoun. ofhis Administrations and present his account
against SAID estate for rnation ana allowance at
session of the Court of Probate to be holden at the
office of the Register of said Court, in Burlington, on
the fourth Wednesday of September next.
THEREFORE, you hereby notified to appear be-
fore said at the time and place aforesaid and
show cause, if any you have, why the account afore
said should not be allowed.
Given under nv hand at Burlington, this 25th day
ofAugust A. d. 1915.
l3w3 WIN. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-09-05
HINESBURGH ACADEMY.

George Lee Lyman, \. NJ, Principal.
TINE Academlcal Year of this Institution will COM
l mence on Monday, Sept. sih. Il consists Of Two
terms of % weeks each.
Tuition.--sS 90 for a whole Term "a 90 for hall
Term, and 80 per week for any time no, exceed
ing s weeks. ]. w. GlbB:
Aug. 9th, lsA5. iowo
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-09-05
THIS EVENING.

Dr.. THOMAS Fl. PALMER, Of Brandon,
will address the public at the Court House,
this evening, on the subject of
COM MON HOOLS.
The object of this movement is to elevate
the character Of our primary schools ; and a
general attendance is earnestly desired, as
important measures will be proposed for 81.
multaneous action throughout the State.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-09-05
Catharine Morse's Estate.

w + the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
irlct Of LamoiIle, commissioners TO receive, exam
inc and adjust all claims and demands Of all persons
against the estate OF CATHARlNE MORSE, late OF
Johnson, in said District, deceased, represented in
solvent, and the term of six months from the 5ih
day Of August A. ID. 1915, allowed by the Court
the creditors Of said deceased TO exhhi, and prove
their respective claims before us, Do give notice that
we will attend to the duties of appointment, at the
dwelling house OF John Meigs, in Johnson, in SAID
District on the last Mondays Of September ard DC.
ter next, al one O'Clock afternoon on each Of said
days. THOMAS WATERMAN, Cimmis-
ANDREW DOW, ( sioncrs
Johnson, Aug. 5lh, ls45. l3w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-09-05
HARDWARE FOR FALL TRADE.
NEW UMpnRTEn ,OnnS

THE Subscribers would inform their friends and
i the public that they continue the business Of In
porting and Johing Hardware, Cutlery &C., al their
old sand 229 Pearl street, where they would invite
the country trade generally to call aud examine their
large stock Of goods, which has leen newly Imported
and purchased from manufacturer, direct and select
ed with great care and al the lowest prices for cash.
preterng small profits and quick returns. They are
coafdent they can oler great inducements TO pur-
chasers.
Their object is to confne themselves TO the Cash
System strictly possible aud purchasers will lind
that we make liberal discount from the usual creti
prices OF other houses. Call and examine the good,
and prices before buying elsewhere. 1t will cos
nothing 10 do So Our assortment Is extensive, ant
you can generally find all the articles on your mem,
orandum without going elsewhere 10 look for them
b. II. HALSTED a. Co,
220 Pearl ST. near John ST.
New York, Aug. lS, IS45. I4-lm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-09-05
EpIlRAIM BRADLEY,

STATE OF VERMONT, ITO any Sheriff or
CHIrrENDEN County, IS. : l. Constable in the
State. GREETING.
DIV the authority ofihe State Of Vermont, you are
ID hereby commanded TO summon Mary X. Brad
lew the petionee in The above petition, 10 appear be-
fore the Supreme Court next 10 he holden at Bnlng
ton, within and for The county of Ch,ienden on the
Monday next preceding the trsi Tuesday in January,
A. ID. 1896 TO answer unto the petition aforesaid OF
Ephram Bradley, and show cause, if any she have,
why bill OF divorce should he grant ted upon said
petition and abide the order OF Court upon the same
Fail not, but make service and return accor ding
law.
Dated at Burlington, in the county Of Chtenden,
this 4h day Of March, A. d. 1915 Before me,
+. A. STANSBURY, Dep. Clerk.