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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16
CHARLEsToN. Nov.
FURTHER FROM FLORIDA.

The steam boat James Adams Capt. CHASE,
arrived this port last evening from CIarksyille
(Fa.)
Capt. CHASE Informs us that an express arrived al
GAINESVILLE the Sd inst. bringing intelligence that
San. Jones, the Indian Chief, WAS on the West side
of the st. Johns River, with GOO warriors. but as
serted that he would come in nntll the last
men. Gen. llEESAS DEF had captured 30 more In
dians-these are probably the % mentioned in the
ST. Augustine paper
1t is stated to be The intention of Gen. JEsup to
send the Indian chiefs now al st. Augustine, to
Charleston. aud have them placed in Fort hloultre
for safe keeping
Col. TwrGGs arrived al Clarksyillc on the Sd
inst. with 390 mounted men from Jefferson Bar
racks.
Gen. JEsup stated that the Army would move in a
few days. CoUier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16

The circulation of the Aston Banks has decreased
sincrthe 3oih Sc rtemhe, &lIll.f77. The decrease
OF loans during the same period is Sj653I do of
specie, S6,lsls lncrease of deposits, S.3l j56.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16

NEW YORK RACES-Iigbohen Cause.-The
races this course, which has lately been made
at Iloboken. opposite New York, commenced on
Tuesday the 9TH inst.
First Racc-Sweepstakes for years olds-mlle
heats
c. p. HIRES b Champagne, by Eclipse, 3 l
]. NJ. Seldcn's fly Sir Charles 1 . .
4. l.. Bou's by Eclipse. = 3 d.
VIM. Jones's b BY Sir Lowell, 3.,lis
Time-Frst heat, l. 50-Sccond heat, Q. mo
time taken at third heat.
Second Race-Purse for mile heats.
!. IL. Van Matters lioss ROSE, l
J. o. Donnells Lady Hopc, .
W. MConers ch .Join X. DIS
Time, |. 56-l. ssh
Second Day.-Tne races over this course on the
9Th, terminated in the following manner:
Purse, $300--two mile heats.
Il. f. Stockton's Middesex, by Sin Charles,
five years old. |
J. C. Stevens Bonny Black, by Valentine,
four years old, Q
II. Wilkes no m Gipsey, by Eclipse, 5 years
old 3
Time, 3. SIS. 81
Mile heats
Mr.. Abbott's Shephcrdess, by Lance, Il
Mr.. Wllkcs's DIR. Synlax, by Eclipse, ?
Time, 1-56 2-l4
Third Day-Purse s5Oo-Thrce mile heats.
j. II. Vanmoter gr camwisn, by
j. NJ. Seden, ch h Red Rat, by Sir
Charles, years old. Q | dis
X. l.. Stevens, h Tom Moore, by f
clpse, years old 43o
Il. f. Stockton, ST Ii Bergen, by JIedley,
years old, dis,
Time ) 57--61 l-2-67
Red Rat 1t is believed was dstanced by the mad
vedence Of the boy that rode him.
Mile Heats.
w. NcCoon b c by Paul Clifford 4 wears
old.
Mr. O'Donnell, sh Wicked Dick, G years
old, o o
J. d, Kendall br Henry Wlsc by Dash
all, 3ycats old, 2 dis.
Time, / 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16

pntcd To dra. TIP resolutions Tho ,,,;.-.
committee reported in favor Of ;nmc.,;'y D The
ton The report of the minor,,v c,, a"e abole
single resolution declaring that slavery W. OF
Recognized by the Constitution, and \ snl;, hsht
which neither Congress nnr Tho ~ 3ih
States had any right 10 interfere fl,a In, a'liihe
no constitutional right IN Congress ortls G, A''lrd
destroy the holders right Of property in ,La .7FN 10
except WIN The consent of The pwn,r 49,, Nhe,
paying him just equivalent therefor. ,,'a Upon
gfess had no right To abolish slavery IN n u. m
of Columbia. &c. Tins resolution v,s ~, 'N'rc
Committee OF the Whole anti LATE n, ','''fd II
evening, when il WIS reported tn III, G" thu
without amendment. After 1T WAS ,on'a, '"ion
motion was made that the report be- adon,aJ ,ss' a
discussion. This prevailed by very Er,. !!lsm
aud on further motion the Convention t.9o'hf
@ae DIR. And exploded the scheme ~ '. Id
olitionists. " "'e ah-
The Iiae.--A gentleman OF Of Cinr;,,,,. ~.
olas Loncworth ESQ who has had g,e,, gree Web
ence in the cultivation Of the the vine - tpff'
published in the Cincinnati Express. resn,.,,. "n't
vintage olthe present wear, says s 'hs
- The day is not distant. when the bmL..
Ohio will rival the rivers Of France and Ca, Inc
the quantity and quality of their wines. rn, :. III
an experience OF twenty-ige years and , "tr
TINE and money III cultivation of a creat VI
ioreIgn wine grapes. | recommend To all NO.. : VI
establishing vineyards. tn discard lorri,, ''o"'
and coniine themselves 10 American vare,,.
producing OF new varieties from their seed Tue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16
NEW gsgDDsks.
just Received,


A TTILA 2vol,. by arthur of" The Gypsy" Nc
I u Criahten,o do Rock yuod,'
Athens, its Rise and Faby Bulwer.
sEE$D,
Da,ics' Analytical Geometry,
Do Descriptive do.
Do Shades and Shadows,
Do Lcgendrc
Lndcy's Botany,
Davies Calculus,
Louis on Fever,
OH vol. Eng cond'd. CHANGER, Reports;
\ variety of School Books, &c. &c.
9th Vol. Lcghs Reports.
Splendid g:NGHsAyENGs, viz:
EIulen's rabeaux (London beautifully bound,)
Gems of Beauty. do do
illustrations Waverly Portraits,
DO Syria, Holy Laud, Asia Minor, &c
Gage DAmitle,
National Views London,
Christian keepsake $50 beautiful steel Engravngs,
Biblical do go do do do)
1850,
MUSICAL sNST3tUMENTs.
Nioiins Of the best quality,
Flutes and Flies,
Clarionets and Guitars,
Niovn Bows, bridges and Strings.
MARTIN < LATHAM.
October aG II Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-11-16
WINTER GOODS. ami.
BY THE sslEpTUEBO, FROM Li'EEHsI
M + have received our importation OF ,,,rt
w MD DsH.s'7,EE GOODS Az"

winch aie -.lfI,
Cloths, single and double milled. blue. blac" sse
cy coors some IF stich arc IF The best ana y"
qaaiitY I'D 6l
case "a ps. superior English Merinos 81 Ipsi
Lisle Thread aud black worsted Hosiery ''0"'
Black Lambs Wool and Mclino do.
Splendid Valencia Vesines, ,,, oud
Ribbed pl.iin aud Buckskin Cassmcres' eN''''
tiles,
6 Slesian tlanpelS,
Red Padding, &c. &c. s,och
Together with large and well Seice',s nOD'
other Foreign and Doa;ics'ic ,,,nrtudic@
TONER'S, on the usual credit. ,,,,xry Go.
October 10
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

NJ This delightful Candy manufactured ard sold wholesale
and retail by the subscriber 1J William aud aso
sold retail 32i Broadway And the genuine article Il
made by any other person sold this
| city. II. GREGORY iJI william street,
je33u between IN lion and Jonn streets
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

NEW fORk TATTEs1SAL LS.-The regular
Pusic sales OF Horses Carriages, Harness. &c. continue
s take place at this well Known establishment every Mon
day at IL O'Clock. -
The next sale will commence Monday, 26th Of June,
~ u O'CLOCK All Horses Carriages, &c. intended
sac mus be shown and entered Saturday 24I
inst al O'clock r. NJ, the limited number Is horses en-
upon the catalogue. -
Je2Q-lw JOHN w WATSON aac Rroa.~a~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

JESSE CADY, Auc,Io,eer

Ky JESSE CADs. Store Nos iii aad 10 w..
nn,ch Day. at half past O'Clock, ia los TO Nh
PURCHASERS tor cash large and general assr.en, ar ,
hardware, cutlery fan goods hats combs fancy sosc 800
M sans pistols, dsks &c with assortment Of gcs,. ~
" we southern and Western larket too numerous ~ ~
uon ~ an advertisement OF this kind -' " Ne~'
Zoe M SaieNO 900 dozen Combs assorted Of All Kind.
rlety mag Unable. ~ " S1aes5' VI every ~
1000 dozen Collars aad Rason,s
do. eeofoih ~, heih5alg and 0ermaA
'ut ~ wines nc VII be taken il payment 's""'
Also, snuff Boxes Pins, III H. Sc
Also, German, French, an pboJ. JsI.i r.,r.rv -,
priced watches, Guard Chains C. ' =" W~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

~ JOSEPH T. SPENC Err having completed the srraa,
ments attendant opening his Hat Warehouse pre-
red TO furaish superb article of the style general
among the genee community, and possessing increas
vane OF capacity for Heightened service stands
price, namely, five dollars
As guide 10 those who may favor hi1a with p~srons
he would present the olown. rules, which will invariably
vern hrs business
Firstly The hats sold his willbe of he 81
value uugh differing IN shape and general appearance
Secondly. The very moderate price demanded not wzrra
ing system Of credit all sales he subjected
nents.
lie has also added his stock a choice selection OF Umbre
Canes, Gloves, Handkerchief, Toilet Brushes, nc.
The sales room, which Is fitted up Ia style
with the growing and renemcs, OF tile city,
the Of Wall and New streets being part hui
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

New YORK. FRIDAY, June 2Srd.
Our quotations vary bat little from our last report The high
price OF butchers meats attributed by ar
Gle 10 scarcity, which they say will when the
grass led bullocks &c, into This some
consolation But we should like to know why the Corporation
butchers still continue charge from Is 20 cent more
han the Independent butchers when both purchase he cat
tie in the market?
CORPORATION MARKETS
. BEEF, &c.
Beet, 10 10 l8c. per ID. Fowls, TO o.. per pair.
Mutton, lid. do. Geese, los each
Lamb IA do. Ducks Us. per pair.
veal, y 10 IA do. Chickens, 5s. 3d. do.
FORK, l21 do. Butter, % per Id.
Eggs, l2ic. for 7.
ITDEPENDENT MARKETS
Beef: 10 10 lfc perlb. Veal, TO II Ire per h.
Lamb IL lie. do. Mutton, II lie do
VEGETABLES.
Strawberries l2lc. per basket Spnage &C. half peck
Cucumbers, &C. apiece. Green Peas, Is do.
Asparagus, Is. a bunch. Apples, AS a barrel
Cherries, &c per To-
FISH.
salmon g per Id. Green Turtle Is. Cd. 10.
Striped Bass, l0c. DO. Hadaock, &C. do
noinput ioc. do Porges, &c. do.
EeIs, &c do. Cod &c. do.
Rock Bass, Is. do Lobsters &C. do
Sheephead, Is. "a. do
FUEL.
Hickory s275 load. Pine $50 do
Oak, SLID do. Liverpool Coal, $40 pr chald
Anthracite, 50 so per
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24
Am ssscnleMss.

ptMK THFATHE.-FAREwE BENEFIT or
L MRS. GURNER-THIs EVENING win he psriermed
the Comedy of
THE WoNDER-Don Felix Mr.. Mason-Donna violante
Miss Tree ~
To conclude with
LA BAYADERE-Zoloe, Mad'lie Celeste-Fatma Mis-,
Hancker Ninka, Madame Otto
u Doors open al PERFORMANCES commence "a
BOXES Sl-Pit SO cents-Gaery % cents.
A MEXICAN. sH THEArKE. 30, FRY
Z MISS KERRs BENEEIT-THIs EVENING viii be
IRISH TuToR-Dr o'Toole, by young gentleman of th,
cty-Mary, Miss Kerr
After which
sSENE oF THE "NAIADES,"-From the Ballet Of the
SisseJpng Beauty, by Mademoisele Augusta.
NATuRE AND pHILosopHY-colis, ohe YouthJ Mis-.
After which,
ras fKIEN-Prom the Masked Ball Of ustaye by Made
moiselle Celeste. ~" - ~
To conclude with
Flynn ~ ''' go
~ Doors open al 65perornanccs commence at II O'clock
boxes - cenis-Pt 374 cents-Galery % cents
iTkANISLIN cHEATsE.-MR EDWIN,s M
4 NEFlI-THIS EVENING will be performed
DON GiOVANNl-Don Giovanni Mr.. Edwn-Douua Ann,
Mrs. Conduit ~ '"''''
To which will be added
HUNTER OF THE ALPS!-Felix, Err Judall-Floro de
Resaly, BY the Petite Rosalie. w
Tie conclude with
BOTTLE IMP-Albcrt, Mr.. Edwin-Botte Imp WIN. Seton
Jomeli Mr. suckney-Willebald John Sefion-M arcella
Mrs. Preston.
W Doorsopen sl-periormances commence Il o'clock
Boxes
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

49, /. Try All things and hold fast that which Il good"
cAU1ION.-Mhereasa number Of conlectonars this
" city, manufacturing and vending article which they
call Vanilla Candy whchs supposed by many he the
lila Cream Candy which he The suscriber u
the inventor, proprietor an9 the only manufacturer
genuine Vanilla Cream Candy and that by any other
person. other place. possibly be anything hut
spurious article Those who DESTROYS Of obtaining the
genuine should ak for Grtgorys NanJCrcam Caay manu-.
featured at 1871 William street, between Fulton John 49,
jeI3u ~ GREGORY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

H-
GEON No. 70 FINN street,
their liberal hitherto, and hopes will merit
continuance of the The Equestrian Amateur who has
got his horses lame by hoeing other would
70 call at his place before dsposng of them for
application ofhs superior principles OF hoeing cured hun
dreds Of horses OF long standing ameness
durable He offers TO convince any that may scepcai
Of ms abilities by good reference or occuar demonstration
let work bear witness
~ b. His horse shoes received premium last two
Fairs of the American Institute. Diseased
his Aequn Infmary where they will be treated
approved principles established by the European veerna
Schools Remember No 20 Fifth street. the Bowery
with the skelstonaf 2 horse over the gate.
Signed, JAMES DRYSDaLF,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

EIHE WORKS.-The subscriber offers to the
public the most extensive and varied
FIRE works IN the United States consisting of several thousand
rockets OF heavy cahre with rich and fancy headings wheels
rooms hne pigeons saxsns Eerbs Italian reamers coored
hires tor theatres signals for shipping &c &c &c Also
hsns OF brilliant set pieces for city and country displays
Agents IN New York. H. Yven 23l Fulton street Green
wici Lewis Page& Son. 90 Maiden Lane Young Ia
Chatham square, or TO ~
ISAAC EDGE, Jr (PyrotechnistJ
myl3Uy4 Al the Laboratory Jersey civ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

VIEW YORK HERALD.-sHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE "a, 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

NAAN ..D-s susiLer yOung ladies who well under
w stand the business Of colorng prints immediately. None
need apply except with good recanlfpen. alton, 10
SCOTT n PERKINS, I6f broadway,
Jr1glw IN stairs. Sd floor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24
RILLIARDs Gentlemen wishing

billiards Gentlemen wishing
- To play atbiars purchase tables are invited Ia cali
al 2l8 or % Broadway next deor above wa street.
them Coffee Room where there tables room and
the Indian Rubber cushions, stone and com
iisn cemented beds with iron eagle frames common Ia
bles asove, viii he found the largest and best
everohered To- the public advantages 10 pur-
chase al short notice they packed al one days no.
tce.
y. b. Orders for any thing in ne with cash or good
reference, TO A. BAsSFORD, PIG Broadway, viii receive
prompt attention ,nIo ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

Elm REVARD.-siolsn,fr from 100 Broadway, corner
DlOof Ninth st. 90 Friday night, 10th june bird called
an ENGLISH GRDl ND LARK. The was a common
wooden with wire sidcoo panled grccn The shove
the above place icAH.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

DE LOLYMPE, painted from nature, by Boudet OF the
French School, exhibiting n No. II Park Row
ALSO, The celebrated STATUE OF CLEOPATRA,
which has been exhibited in of the principal cities Of The
Union, 10 The admiration of many thousand visitors.
From O'Clock, A. NJ TO le, r. NJ Admission Is cts each
fT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-06-24

tIRE WORN S.-The subscriber being agent for the
Il sale of Isaac Edges Fire Works is enabled 10 offer 10 ~.
public the largest and most varied OF Fire Works
IN the CITY, consisting Of Rockets Of every headings
Of description hiantse pieces every variety; wheels
q every descriptions trianges Roman cane mines iourb
lions italian rcaners line pigeons texhhion sYcsl &c
In addition 10 Tire above he has ol the largest and
sornents Of small works without exception city which
he VIII sell the reasonable
rsngenens for the approaching celebration o july
viii find 10 their advantage call and examine the above
". yNELIN 23l Fulton street,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11
g,EEEi ENFE!!

DR. JONATHAN MOORE'S ESSENCE or
~ LIFE. The most highly esteemed medicine
that has ever been discovered fer curing Coughs,
Colds, Asthmas, and CONSUMPTIONS.
u Prepared by HENRY SEYMOUR from the
original recipe by the direction of said Moore.
This Essence answers valuable purpose in al
most every of debility and there are but few
If any diseases, which do not arise from that
source. 1t may be given to either sex, and at any
period, ifweakness prevail the composition being
entirely derived from the vegetable kingdom. The
whooping cough may be cured in week, if taken
at the commencement Of the disease.
For sale only by f.. H. PRENTISS, sole Agent
for the Proprietor, Montpelier, VT.
n. B. Beware OF an article prepared by S.
Thnyer & Co.. New Ipswich N. Fl.
u The above medicine is prepared by Henry
Seymour, oil Hadley, Mass. from the original re-
cipe, BY the direction Of said Moore, and sold by
him and the principal Druggists in the U. S.
CAUTION!
This may certify all whom il may concern, that
the subscriber, residing in Hadley, Mass, have
made an improvement in the medicine invented by
NO. and denominatcd DR. Jonathan Moore's Es-
sence Of Life" and have communicated the recipe
to Henry Seymour of sid Hadley and to him on
ly. The United States is full Of the sophisticated
article and this is TO give notice 10 the public that
If they wish for the genuine of life, they
must apply to said Seymour, or his agents, and be
particular to inquire for that prepared by Henry
Seymour. DR.. JONATHAN MOORE.
l61m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11
Blouse Carpenter & Joiner,

LRASTUS S. CAMP has in his employ
IL several good workmcn whose services are
rendered TO the public Tor liberal compcnsa-
ton, in all branches of house Carpenter and
Joiner business. Building entrusted to his
care will be done in the best sly and in the
most durable manner, with despatch. Persons
having building 10 do in this village or vicini-
~, their patronage is respectfully rcquested.-
Shop on Middlcsox Street, Il lew rods ninth OF
State Street where Tools Of III DESIGNATIONS
usually kept in country Tool Shop may be
found at all times, manufactured by P. Trow.
+. 5. Camp has likewise engaged the pla-
nng machine, turning lathe, and circular sa~
located in Baylies, Storrs & Co.'S new build.
ng, formerly owned by Owen & Post, where
planning, column turning, and circular saving
Of all descriptions will he done to suit. The
machine will commence running on Monday
of each week, and continue to run as long a.
there is business to do, then stop until the next
Monday. Per-ons having planning TO do, will
please get il in on Monday
Montpelier, May 70, 1887. &c
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11
.Rwssryps FfcM Ointment.

THIS choice and safe ointment is said to be SUI
perior to any in use, for that dlsagi eeahe and
loathsome disease, the ITCH. This ointment is so
certain in its operation that person troub cd with
The above disorder ought to he without It. II is a
remedy for cutaueous erupions, scorbdtic afFec-
tons Of The head. or any other breaking out which
arises from sharp humors in the blood.
Price 25 cents box.
a fresh supply is Just received and for sale by
r II Prentiss, and Silas Burbank, IT,, Montpelier
d s. w Carpenter, and 6 w Hutchens, Water bu-
ry; Fuller & Huntington, Richmond and in most
Of the principal Stores in the u. States. Also at
whole sale by WIN. Simpson & Co. Boston,
October Ii, 1857. cow.d
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11

tcics:
COMBS.
Tortoise shell, imitation DO, Ivory, Turkey
Boxwoed, and Metallic Combs, Of every dee
criptlon that ore in use, or manufactured for
home trade or for shipping, in any quantity
that may be wanted
JEWELRY.
Sets Of hne Gold, Comedian, Onyx. Agate,
Jasper, Coral, and Jet Ear Rings and Pins ;
plain and chased finc gold Finger Rings; fine
gold Beads; earl and gilt Paqucs.
SILVER AND PLATED GOODS.
Silver Fable and Tea Spoons, wti plain,
Powered, basket, swodsed and tipped handles;
Dessert Salt, and Mustard DO, Sugar Toncs;
Cream Ladies; plated Table and Tea Spoons,
B'ittania do; silver bowed Spectacle s, with
double and single eyes; steel and plated bow
ed do; silver and plated Pencil Cuses, silver
and common thmblcs,
CUTLERY.
Shcaf Works Razors; Greaves onA Sons'
do in single and double morocco cases, Wash.
ington razors; rea! Dutclinan do, in clocan,
single aud double morocco cases; Packwood's
do; Bagshaw'S fine Penk hives; Greaves and
Sons fine common Pen aud Jack knives;
Rogers and Sons Scissors; Andersuns do, a
large and handsome assortment.
BRUSHES.
F"HVg Jupphntu, rose, ana satin wood
! back Hair Combs; Teeth Brushes, ivory and
bone handles, with trePanncd and wire backs;
Comb, Nail, Shaving and Marking Brushes.
PERFUMERY.
Fsrina's Cologne Water; Lavender Flori-
da and Honey Water; English White and
Brown Windsor Soaps by the case; oxygena
aicd, almond, washbaIl and other Fancy Soaps
by tho quantity; antique, bears, and macussal
oils, for the hair Otto Ct Rases; Vestimenial
and Liquid Oil Soups.
! INSECT LANEOUS.
Beside which they fiavc morocco and calf
skin pocket book and wallott-, a great variet,
of patterns; bead and velvet bags and purses
c'olh, hair, teeth, nail, comb, lahcr and whis
ker Brushes; Beads ui all kinds; Accordians
Harmo1icans, Razor Strops, Laiher Boxes
Windsor ard great variety oi Fancy soaps
Hooks and Eyes, Lucicr and Friction Match
cs, snuff boxes, Baitledores, Table Bells In
dia Rubber and Ivory Teething Rngs, Sur
Glasses, Toy Watches, Needles, Paint Boxes
statia glasses, Barking Dogs, Pistols, Parcels
rulers, Ivory and bone stay Eyelets, Gillotl'
steel Pens, Indelible lax, Transparent States
Macassar. bears & antique oil, Bears Grease
Tongue Scrapers, Lead Pencils, Mouth Mir
rors, Pc vder puff, and many other goods.
Dealers and others purchasing are invite,
10 call and examine their assortment. Patio
ular attention paid 10 orders from the country
iUj1 Shell Combs manufactured TO order ant
repaired in the neatest manner. Tortoise
Shell, Ivory and Horns bought at market pri
ces A supply OF Ivory, Tor turner's use. con
! siaGtly on hand. 22cop6mo.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-12-11

are every year increasing in their long. estsb-
ished reputation. They have outlived manv
rival preparations, and are continually gaining
upon public confidence.
They have been successfully administered
for many years, as n remedy for
Scorfula, Salt Rheuln, Leprosy ST Aniho.
ny's Fire, Fever Sores. White Swellinss
Scurvy, Foul and Obstinate Ulcers Sore Legs
and Eyes, Scad Head, and .Venereal Tainf:
and are also successfully used in cases OF
violent erupiIons after The Measles, Red
B'otches, P'mples on The Face, fostering E.
rupiions on the Skin, and other diseases Of tho
external surface, and one of the best Spring s.
Autumn Physics known, to free the system
fIom humors.
A Physician of eminence. who had wtnes.
| sed the efficacy OF this article, had the candor
recently 10 acknowledge 10 the Proprietor that
he considered II the best medicine known, for
the complaints for which il is intended, and
that it ought to stand at the head Of the whole
class Of such remedies
Price ST bottle or bottles for IS.
| WHITE TEETH! g. HEALTHY GUMS!
vEVHOSE who would retain or restore these
~ desirable personal advantages, are assur-
I'd that no composition can be obtained supe
rior 10 Tho
BRITISH ANTISEPTGC DENTFRICE.
which is exempt from acid and other dele,eri-
Gus ingredients, TOO frequently enter the COM
position Of powders in common use, and
it whi'ons the enamel Of the teeth, without do.
ing it the least injury. Its application also
braces & strengthens the guns, securesio them
their healthy and ford hue. al d by removing
all discoloraiions and offensive foreign aeon.
mutation from the teesh, preserves the natural
sweetness OF the breath.
Price SO cents.
E.RNOne uenuiup unlasa 81 an tbn o,,,
side printed wrapper by the sole Proprietor.
T. KIDDER, successor or the late ~. Con,
way. For sale with all the other "Conway
Medicines" at his Counting Room, No. 90
next door 10 ]. Kidder's Drug Store, corner ri
Court and Hanover Streets near Concert Hall.
Boston land, BY his special appointment, by
8, BuRBANK ~ j.. Montpelier.
] mo. 1.