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MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. 2.
LEIGHTON An, Sent d

am inclined to favor your views in relation to
the currency. For the Government TO divorce itself
entirely from all banking institutions, both State
and National, and adopt Sub Treasury system is
too nearly radicasm for me. do not wish 10 b.
und rStood As N all friendly 10 the reSuscalion Of
the old United States Bank any other OF like cha
ractcr; neither am friendly 10 Government Bank
managed and controlled by Congress. But do think,
Congress may impose such restrictions, and hold
ont, such inducements to the different States, 10
make their currency sound and uniform, as would
restore the currency, inspire confidence, and give
new impulse 10 our langud commerce. The bank
ing system is 50 much cngrafcd into our Govern
men To preclude the hope Of getting clear Of it,
(howevcr desirable il might b. without riSing the
nD,i serious consequences What is mos likely 20
b. the result Of an united effort to separate the Go
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PENCIL SKETCHES; or OUTLINES or CHARACTER
AND MANNERS BIZ Miss Leslie. Philadelphia =
Carey, Ira &. BIanehard 1887
This is the Third series of these agreeable Tales,
BY this pleasing, moral and instructive authoress.--
The present volume comprises eight Tales, whose
character, might perhaps be pretty accurately de-
termined BY their titles: They are the Red Box, or
Scenes at the General Wayne; Constance Alleston,
or the Mourning Suits The Otficers-or a story of
the last war; the Serenaders, including the Dreams
of Song; The Old Farm House; The Gentleman,
or Pcncillngs on Ship-board; Chase Loring a Tale
Of the Revolutions and Alphonseno They are all
graced by the best touches OF Miss Leslie's ge-
MUS.
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EMIGRATION TO TExAs The last number Of the
Little Rock Advocate saws Hardly an hour in tho
day passes but party of from eight ten welmounted
horscmen are seen passing through town, bound
Texas Wagon after wagon hrongs our streets-all
passing on 10 Texas Not night but or tsverns are
thronpcd with travellers and emerants for the Red River
countries aod Texas 1t is thought that the influx Of
cnugrauts into Texas this year will amount 10 some
rnnp Ike thouS1ud The majority Of these the
.,t.r ri..,,s 81 Trnuc-sctaus and Mssolrars, &c ;,
and appear 10 be men OF Intelligence aud wealth"
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THE UNITED STATES MAGAZINE AND DEMOCRATIC
REVIEW No !, svo PIP. li2, for October-December,
was published yesterday. We have only time 10
say that the execution is very neat and the t; bic of
contents rich and full This number contains full
length partrait of Col BENTON. We shall notice ii
hereafter
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SPEECHES FOR SALE AT THE MADISONIAN
OFFICE,

Mr. R,vEs' speech on the bill to impose additional
duties as repositories public officers
Mr. TALLMApeE's speech on the same subject
Mr. GARLAND's speech on the same.
Mr. LEGARE's speech will be published this week
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Correspondent Of the New York Observer says,
that fire huHdrcd Roman Catholics have been con-
verted 10 Proestantism, in the valley of the Tyrol
country situated between Germany and Italy.
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BoNps.-The whole number of bonds which have
laid over at our Custom House since the troubles, is
S,33S-N Y Jour, Of Conn.
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We receive many such letters as the follow
ing The reader may rely upon it, they are
significant.
MEMPHIS, Tenn Oct. 2
agree most cordially in the political principles
laid down in the Madisonian. | was a supporter
of Gen. JackSon'S administration and far have
supported Mr. Van Buren,, and shall still do so, in
preference TO acting with the party who advocate
National Bank of any sort or description. must
confess my preference for The continuance NJ The fScai
concerns If he Government roth wcii- regulated state
Bonks; and | now believe il 10 be fully in the power
Of Congress so 10 regulate the terms of deposlc,
to make the State Banks answer all the purposes re-
quircd
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TIL E MADISON MAN.
WASHINGTON CITY.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1887.

OFFICE STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND TENTH.
In THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ESSENTIAL, LET THERE
BE uSirY-N NoN-EssENrlALs, LIBERTY, AND IN ALL
THINGS cHARlTY.--Augusiin.
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CO2sSaS2asptiOM /!
On RrLrr's AsrnMArIc pt1Is

On RELFE's AsrnMArIc PILLS,
AVE, RON Their extraordinary success IN
- giving instant relief. and IN curing Colds,
coughs, Asthsma, Difficulty OF Breathing,
wheeling, Tighlness Of the Chest, Pain in
The Side, Splitting of Blood, Chimes and Shiv
erings that precode Fevers and Lung COM
plants generally become ono Of the most
popular Medicines known, and are sought ai-
per from every part of the country, on account
OF me astonishing success which has attended
lhelr administration in the above complaints,
frequently curing the most obstinate cases, and
giving the most unexpected relief, after every
other remedy had failed, and persons had Civ
on themselves up in despair Of cure
lhey nave been known to cure persons sup.
posed TO be lar gone in consumption, and ex-
hIbltlns all The appearance Of approaching dis
solution.
And such have been the sanitary effects of
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MARSHES SUPERIOR PAT
EMIT TRUSS.

These Trusscs constructed in many
particulars, on az entirely new plan, and their
advantages over all other Trusses, have been
nttestcd not only by the most respectable OF
the Medical Faculty, but by the actual exper-
iment Of those afflicted with the disease whi
they are intended TO alleviate The most
inent Physicians, upon an examination Of Il
Truss, are so decided oR to lis superiority, Il
they have cheerfully and voluntarily given ctr
tiicates TO the proprictors, 10 be laid before t.e
public, lew of which may be seen on tire
hand bills. For sale by S. BURBANK, Jr.
Montpelier, VT. 40
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T'ca'msO2lt Zee KRiCe,
BY JOHN NJ. WEEKS, Salisbury, V


PATENT.
FENEIIS hive was invented and patented
Il by John M. Weeks. Ga this plan the
lives Of the bees are never destroyed and
all the surplus, pure honey, without bread,
may be taken from them, without danger
from stings, or deprivng them Of any part
Of their winter stores, or disturbing the
main colony in the operation.
As the success Of The bee cultivation de-
ponds principally on the management OF
the queens, and preventing their destruc-
ton by the moths; the proprietor has pub
Iished book which is designed as an
accompaniment TO the hive. This book is
n concise work, containing only IS pages
and yet contains all that is necessary 10
make skiiful Apiarian. 1t contains IS
plain, concise and easy rules, by which the
bees may be managed in any manner their
mature will admit of, and at the same lime,
make them the most profitable TO their
owner.
Applications f,r The hive may be made
e, II. PRENTISS, General Agent, Mont
peer, or TO G, G. ARMS, Waterbury.
NOV. %, 1886.
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I. NEWTON",S
? "A NJ "A OHA .

OR GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
B4NOR scroffula o. kings evil, sores, ulcers,
a nervous affections, trembling, debility,
gravel, rheumatism, relax, dropsy, in'crmit-
tent fevers, fever & ague, cholera, &c. &c.-as
guard aga INST tubercular consumption, jaun-
dice and liver complaints-it is powerful an
ti-spasmodc in removing twitchngs of the ten
dons, trembling of the stomach, limbs, &C.,
dance of ST. Vitus, sour stomach, rick cts, Gu
taneous erup tions, such as herpes, letters, salt
rheum, pmpIed face, ring worm, and all dis
eases arising from impurities Of The blood.
See Bills Of Direction and Certifcates.I
The above Panacea is put up in bottles lei
tered Il. MENTIONS PANACEA, PURI-
FER OF THE BLOOD, MORN. VT and
the cork sealed with red sealing wax, and
stamped |. Newton, Norwich, VT.
Bills of directions accompanying each bottle.
Retail price 20. For SAFE wholesale or re-
tail, by SlLAS BURBANK, Jr.
Montpelier, Feb "a, 1897. SO
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STATE OF VERMONT,
WAsHINGroH DIsrRic7


In Probate Couri holden at Montpelier, Vi
in and for said District, on the 18th da |
Apnl, A. y. 1887,
ISRAEL ID. RUST. Guardian to =
l. Fairbanks aud Fairbanks, d
dren Of Luther Fairbanks deceased, of WI
field, in said District, minors, under the q q
twenty one years and owning real estate 4
in Woitsiield Aforesaid 10 wit. about sixty
acres of land and in the same farm where
ther Fairbanks, late deceased lived at The
of his death, which said farm is incunb'
by the widows right of dover therein, md
application 10 said court TO be empoYere
sell and convey the said real estate belong
10 his said wards alledging that the sale I'd
of will he conducive TO the interest Of
wards-Whereupon il is ordered shat said
plicalion be heard at tho Probate Officd
Montpelier, on the 10Th day OF May, Al
1887, and further ordered that notice nd
be given by publishing the substance of
subject matter of said application and orr
thereon lin The Vermont Waterman and s
Journal, printed at Montpelier, two wd
successfully, the last of which not To
less than two weeks before the aforesaid
appointed for the hearing thereof
BY the Court.
COWS ]. LOOMS, Regist d
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EsOguery! Important Cau-
fgOM

nR. BRANDRETH'S Vegetable Univcr.
Ep sal PILLS having ga ned great notorie-
ty by the cures they have performed, unprinci-
pied vendors Of medicine, finding there is a
great call for them in consequence, have had
the audacity TO forge the medicine Now be
it known to all men, that DR.. Brandrerh's
Genuine Vegetable Universal Pills can never
be obtained Of any vender Of medicine, whei-
er druggist or doctor, as neither are allowed 10
sell the Genuine Brandreth's Vegetable Pills,
under any circumstances whatever.
BE very careful all ye that 'oant the Genuine,
and Observe, erer ichen you purchase Of Tie
aarertiSed agents, that DR. BrandrethS name is
signed on yeiloto paper, ,Chich completely enrei-
opes The boz.
For sale wholesale and retail at the Mont
pelier Bookstore, by E.P.WALTON & SON.
Also, for sale By DOWNER, WASH.
BURN, g. Co. Stowe, Vermont.
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For further particulars, application n
made in person or by letter, 10 either
following proprietors.
WiLidm Siiiimdn, East Feliciano, Lou
John James, Alton, Illinois.
Samvel Marsh, New York City.
John Bost,0iek, Alton, Illinois.
Hail Mason, Monticello, Illinois.
Henry James, Waterford, N. Y.
Alton, March list, 1897.
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CraftsbUry Academy.

THIS institution will be open Tor thd
l. mission OF students, on Monday the
cay Of May nest, under the instructed
ROBERT TRUMBULL, A. NJ, an apH
ed and experienced teacher.
Tuition $500 pr. quarter of - weeks.
SAML. c. CRAFTS,
WILLIAM A. CHAT
JAS. A. PADDOCK.
Committee Of The InsiitUi1
Cranshury, April slh, 1887. S0w5
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PENMANSHRHP!!
NIk4 uTyIRS SgZ/

T1E subscriber would once more nl
Il The Ladies and Gentlemen of this vii
and vicinity, that he intends afiording i
another opportunity of acquiring an ornar
tai and highly practical system Of PENN
SHIP.
While soliciting their attendance in fut
he would not be unmindful of former pat
age.
On he merits OF the system and his me
ofinstruction, nothing need be offered.
The next term will commence on Tues
April 1s, at seven O'Clock, p. NJ. and cont
fourteep evenings.
Terms reasonable. CaU and see.
w. II. SMITI
Montpelier, April IA, 1887. cow
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For Sale.

A FARM containing fifty acres Of the
IN land found in this county, well (end
well watered, pleasantly situated near M
pelier village, and on the stage road lead
from Burlington to Boston, and on tho linz
the great National Railway now in cont
plalion from Boston TO Ogdensburgh.
on said farm are in good order.
OLIVER COTTON
Montpelier, April s, 1887. co.,
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NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
L ' er will expose 10 sale at public al
on the 2lst day OF juno next, the followiI
scrlbed Lands, in different sections ofihe
OF Vermont TO wit.
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room broom 8.

DAYLIES, STORRS & co. have on hand
IL rs dozen corn brooms, which they Offer
by the dozen, to merchants and others, at man.
ufacturers prices.
March LIST, 1887. S4:eop6m
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Removal.
CUTLER & JOHNSON,

CUTLER & JOHNSON,
EAVE removed their SADDLE AND
Il IL HARNESS BUSINESS, 10 the build
ing on state street, opposite The bank, and
over the Post Office, where they will keep on
hand for sale, or manufacture TO order, all ar
ticles made in their line, as cheap as can be
purchased elsewhere. On hand and ready
Tor market HARNESSES of every grade and
quality.
Also, two dozen SADDLES, manuiactur-
ed from the best Of stock and by an experien,
ced workman.
Hard Leather TRUNKS;
Imitation do.--a 6nm article for the West.
Boot Top do.
VALlsES-French, Spring, Top, and
Common do.
TRAVELLING BAGS;
WHIPS and other articles too numerous
10 mention.
" -'~"'icr. April is. NoF
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HATS, Shoes and Flannels, for sale al cost.
by ASA PRENTICE.
Montpelier Village, Jan. 5th, 1887. al
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NOTTONS, Woolens, &c &c. 10 Bales
" Sheetngs & Shirtings-2 bales of Yarn
IS do Batting IS do Wadding- 2 do Wick
ing--also, Broadcoths, Cassimeres, Vestngs,
s. Tabor's trimmings, this day received by
LAMBS, PALMER s. co.
February 81, 1887. s3
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GOODS ar COST !!

TNHE subscriber being determined 10 dispose
L. of lis whole stock of goods as soon as pos
sible, offers them at cost for cash. II It is any
object to buy goods cheap, it will be an OBJ
ject for the purchaser to call at The store Of the
subscriber, opposite the Village Hotel, where
he will find Goods TWENTY-FIVE PER
CENT CHEAPER THAN AT ANY 9TH
Err CHEAP STORE IN WASHINGTON
COUNTY
ASA PRENTICE.
Montpelier Village, Jan. 2, 1927. II
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SSrJ2NyY GOODS

AT LAMBS, PALMER & co. Feb. 81, 1887
u AMBS, PALMER & CO have received
IA large additions to their stock Of Goods
which max their assortmc0t again complete !
Among them may be found il', .Iish s. French
Prints-BIuck s. Colorcd Vc,vsf- Irish Lin
ens-Flag and Bandanua h1.s.- Elegant
Furniture Patch-Curtain liu.1 = Ftugc-
Ginghalns, Muslins, Block a. Blue igd. Silks,
Coat bindings, &c. &c.-which viii be sold at
the LOWEST PRICES for pap.
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Lands at Auction.

Lands at Auction.
NOTICE is hereby given That the sub
L er will expose 10 sale at public
on the 2lst day OF Juno next, the follow
scrlbed Lands, in different sections ofthe
Of Vermont, TO wit:
RUTLAND COUNTY.
In Chittenden---
I'd diyis. Of right Of Elisha Adams 100
list" Geo. Lake 30
I'd & 4lh Nathan Richardson 1876
I'd divis. Samuel Lillcy so
4th Henry Lake 100
4th John Cutler l00I
4th James Carpenter 5Of
Lots no. 5 s. in the 9Th division Of
the rights Of Darius Chapman and
John Cutler 200
4th diyis. right Of Dudley Avoril 100
1th Gcrshom Beach 2o1
1th Thomas Rowlcy so |
4th William Clark 1901
Also, undivided lands drawn to the or
rights OF Elisha Adoms, Gerahom Beat
Timothy Chittcrdcn, James Carpenter,
anicl Cutler, George Lake, John Dagget |
tenden Jun. Nathan Richardson, asa Edi3
and Adonjah Montague, being about Sd
res more or less; and one other tract con
ing about 2l7 acres.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
In Bakersfeld-Lots no. SO, l4O acres
is, 80 acres-no. 62, 140 acres-no. SO, 4
rcs-total $40 acres.
In Enosburgh-6Sl acres.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
In Glovcr-Lots no. 7, 9, 16, 90, "A, cd
70, 90, ll8, 1870; some of the above areI
tons of lots, some are entire, and are estt
cd at about 1000 acres.
In Salcm-tho right of Job Merritt, Is
4" John May Esq. rs
" John May IT'S
" Ezekiel Smith 1875
Nathan Bliss rs
" Israel Nichols 1873
Total 500
In Holland--lot no. in range 0, 100 d
ESSEX COUNTY.
In GuIdhall--
LIST & Sd div. Of right of Thomas Darling
LIST & Sd d" 9" Chauncey Whuill
~ N 81 AuuIth huuIuS
LIST " Jas. Mathews
Sd " limo. Barker. 81
The above described lands will be oficrc
sale at Montpelier, Vermont, on the 2lst
of June next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
the same unless previously disposed {
private sale,l will be kept in market until
Those DESTROYS Of purchasing are invite
attend. The lands arc the property Of the
OF Vermont. A description of the titles
be exhibited al the time Of sale and war;
deeds will be given in most cases. Town c
and others having knowledge Of adverse cl
TO any of the above described lands, will
fer favor upon the subscriber by adore,
line TO him briefly stating the nature an
tent of such claims and the names 6. resid
o. the claimants. MILTON BROWN
Agent for The Sta
Worcester, March 10Th, 1887.
UTThe publishers Of the Rutland Herald
North Star will please insert the above in the
pers three weeks successfully, and forward
accounts, together with paper containing tn,
vertisement, to me, M. BROWN.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY

In Bak ersfed-Lots no. SO, 140 acres
is, 80 acres-no. 62, 40 ucres--no. sc,
rcs-total 40 acres.
II L
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

In Glovcr-Lots no. 7, 9, 16, 30, "a, cd
70, 90, ll8, 1870; some Of the above arc
tons OF lots, some are entire, and are estl
cd at about 1900 acres.
In Salom-the right of Job Merritt, Is
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w. w. MESSER,
NO. e03 wAsHISoToN ST BosToN,

Importer and Dealer IN English, Canton,
French, German and american
EdncU Goods,
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form more porous material than an equal bulk Of
stones. drain 80 filled, would never be choked, ex-
cep by particles Of earth carried in by the water thar
flowed through il; for the materials would always
remain the superncumben earth would not fall down
as i now usually does to choke the passage, when
the bushes which supported it, have decayed. Ne-
ther is il likely that moles would willingly cross
drain filled with charcoal, and if SO, another very
usual cause of The destruction of drains would be
avoided In many districts, where peat is abundant,
this substance, when charred, would, probably, be
for building hollow ones. The brick like form IN
which peat is usually cut, and the hardness and po-
rosi,y Of the same when charred in close oven,
would constitute slight excellent material, much
cheaper, and probably better than bricks or tiles.
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Ie14-2rn

hHSPEfSIA-lnitsm disagreeable forms, is efecu-
u ally cured by DIR. MEADS ANTI-DYSPEPTIC, OR
STOMACH PILLS the only medicine ever offered veto the
pubic from which radical and permanent cure be OBJ
tanned OF all those chronic OF arrangement of the digcs
i've organs constituting that complicated disease termed Dys
pepsia.
The symptoms characterng Dyspepsia Indigestion
long tram OF those disagreeaDIe sensations commonly called
nervous complaints such loss of appetite nausea or sick
ness al the stomach and sometimes vomiting, bech OF
water which sometimes taelcss but most commonly
gnawing pain in the stomach heartburn, what called
stomach costveness paenes of the connenance angor low
Of spirits palpaions Of the heart vertigo giddness
and disturbed sleep The number of these symptoms varies
in different patenswth some being felt only IN part-whe
others have additional equally disagreeabesuch
pains in the head and breast auence wind
the stomach and bowels emacacn or wasting ofthe whole
body, with great weakness particularly Of the legs This dis
ease has been accurately described by medical
ersbut how little has been understood, the want of success
which attends the general mode of treatment too plainly shows
Let take example illustrate this assertion Heartburn
or sour stomach being often troublesome symptom
this troublesome complaint the attention materially direct
ed in search Of article that should have the of
moving il.
Sold by Hull Browne, l28 Maidenlane George D. Cogse
SHALL Of Pearl and Rose Minor Gamble corner OF
Broadway and Blocker and by most of the druggists
throughout the United Staies -
None genuine without the signature Of GEO. SMITH
myc 1p
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Benefits Newspaper Establish mens.

Mosrrre HEsALD-Issued every morning except Sunday
Price per copy Country furnished stbe
came specific period resistance in advance
NO paper sent out unless paid In advance
EvErrSc HERALD.-Issued every AFTERNOON 81 ccloch
Price two per copy. Country subscribers furnished
the rate Cash, ia advance.
WEEKLY HgRALplssued every saturday morning NJ nine
O'Clock Price. - per copy Furnished " country
subscribers at % per annum, IN sdvasce
WEEKLY CHporrcLg-lssued every "wednesday morning ~
10 scock- Price 81 cents per copy Furnished 10 eousfy
subscriber At % per ennum, IN advance.
rr-nscyted IN all thcee n IL
usual rstes-swsys payable In advance.
requested 10 address theid etser
Jsnes Gordon Bennett proprietor and AZ letters bvsises
10 be poss paid
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AND
I'Ii ~ IL I e.

nR. ELLIOTT, Ocust, Professor of Anatomy and dis
~ Of the Human Eye.-From II years undivided
tenton and study under the most celebrated Ocu
Europe, and OF the best in Observation-Disclosures Smith Of
the Medical College Of Ohio-with the extensive and
cessfu practice in the Unen Dr. f. with confidence
dangerous and cronc diseases Of the
Eye without operation except in Of blindness when
he operates for Cataract Corecomia and Epropium.
sPECTACLES-Dr E.'s patent beautiful, transparent, me
dunn Spectacle Glasses having the peculiar properly of keep
the perfectly COOL giving immediate and permanent
ease and the time suit age, without the necessity
Of change
Dr. +. will himself adjust the glasses suit the particular
defect
Dr. E. begs that he attends diseases of the Ely
and imperections Of the vision only.
III Office sos Broadway. Private entrance in Duane ST.
my2N-y
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tFor the Morning Herald

TO LESBIA-FRoM cATuLLUs.
Let us, my Lcsbia, while we live,
Onr thoughts to love and pleasure give;
Despising all the cold advice,
BY which age would our youth entice.
We may have many sunshine yet
Before the sun of life beset.
But, all whea once expires this light,
Our sleep is one eternal nights
And ! shall then be forced to say,
Advice TO thee and Invermay.