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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-11
STATE OF VERMONT.

DIsTRICT OF RANDOLPH, IS.
AT Probate Court, holden at Chelsea, With
in and for said District, on the 18th day 4
March, a. ID. 1887,
Present tie Hon. John w. Smith, Judge.
A N Instrument purportng to be the las
"A will and testament Of Sybil Pember, iat'
of Randolph, in said district deceased, bein!
presented 10 said court for probate, it lie order
cd by said court that oil persons concerne,
therein, be notified TO appear at n session o
said court TO be holden at the house of VIII
liam Maxham, in Randolph in said district, OF
the first Wednesday of May next, and shoy
cause, if-any they may have, against the pro
bate Of said will, for which purpose it is fur
Their ordered that a copy OF the record OF Thu
order be published three weeks successfully II
tho Vermont Waterman and State Journal
printed at Montpelier, az soon as may be.
A tue copy Of record.
SO Attest, 7. X. PARISH, Register.
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STATE Ole VERMONT.

WASHINGTON DISTRICT, SIS.
In Probate Court holden 1T Montpelier, witt
in and for said District, on tho 24lh day
March, A. ID. 1887,
A N Instrument purporting to be the lai
"A will and testament Of Eunice Pedricl
!atc Of Marshicd, in said district, decease,
is presented here in Court by Alexandt
Boyles, the executor therein named, for Pre-
batc,-W hereupon it is ordered thai the sam
be referred 10 the 2nd day of May AID 1885,
at the Probate office, Montpelier, tor hcarin
and discussion-and it is further ordered tht
all persons concerned be notified hereof
publication Of this order thee weeks success
siVely in the Vermont Waterman and Sto
journal, printed at Montpelier, before the tin
of hearing aforesaid.
By the Court,
sS Attest, j. LOOMS, Register,
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deemed improper in this circular TO state, that
abundant advantages will be offered 10 me-
chsnics and other ar,izans who contemplate
an immediate and permanent settlement in the
west, so as TO make Randolph worthy Of their
attention.
For further particulars, application may be
made in person or by ettei TO either of the
following propfietors:
William Siiiiman, East Feiciana, Louisiana.
John james, Alton Illinois.
Samuel Marsh, New-York City.
John Bosipick, Alton, Illinois.
Hail Mason, Monticello, Illinois.
Henry James, Wateriord, N. Y.
Alton, March let, 1887. SS:wG
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Vermont Bee Hire,
BY JOHN NJ. WEEKS, Salisbury, V

PATENT.
rTvHlS hive was invented and patented
L. by John NJ. Weeks. Ga this plan the
lives OF The bees are never destroyed and
all the surpus, pure honey, without bread,
may be taken from them, without danger
from stings, or depriving 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 desruc-
lion by The moths; the proprietor has pub
lished book which is designed as an
accompaniment to the hive. This book is
a concise work, containing only 70 pages
and yet contains all that is necessary TO
make a sklfu Apiarian. 1t contains 10
plain, concise and easy rules, by which the
bees may be managed in any manner their
nature will admit of, aud at the same lime
make them the most profitable to theiI
owner.
Applications f,r The hive may be made
e. Il. PREM riSS, General Agent, Mont
peiicr, or to G. G. ARMS. Waterbury,.
Nov. 25, 1856.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-11
NEW INVENTED TRUSS.
TIII nnJTDI l., CONN GpIUAI GppIN 4


ID ECENTLT invented by Bella FARR, is
"a now presented to the public under a
full conviction that il can be worn with moro
ease aod safety, and with greater benefit 10
the patient, than any other Truss now in use.
These Trussos, so tar it is believed as human
genius can 90, possesses poifcct seif-adiust-
ing principle. They accommodate themsel Ives
to every motion and position Of the body, and
at the same time, preserve constant, uniform,
equal, and to the Patient, an agreeable pres
sure upon the parts to which they are applied.
The Pads are formed Of Wro Spring, bent
to the shape Of a Double Cone, with the base
compressed to a gentle convex, to receive the
cushion. This pad is attached to an elastic
Steel Spring, which passes round the body
ILPThe above described Trusses are war
ranted to sustain the high character given oil
tHcm, and are constantly kept for sale by Z.
II. Prenliss, aud the principal Druggists in The
United States and the Canadas.
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SStInNTY GOODS

AT LAMBS, PALMER II CO. Feb. 81, 1897
q AMBs, PALMER & co. have received
large additions to their stock Of Goods,
which makes their assortment again complete !!
Among them may be found English & French
Prinls-Black & Colored Velvets Irish Lin
cns-Flag and Baslanno Hdkfs.--Elegaot
FurntuFe Patch--Curiain Dhnity 6. Fringe -
Gingna,n7, Muslins, Black s. Blue fgd. Silks,
Coat bindings, &c. &c.-which will be sold at
the LOWEST PRICES for pau.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-11

/ Oliver Watson, have rclinq pushed 10 my
i i, son, EDWIN G. WATSON, a minor,
his timo and services, until he becomes Of
age. shall pay do debts Of his contracting
after this date, ana he is al liberty 10 do bust
ness the same as though lie v ere now Of age.
A- a OLIVER WATSON.
Worcester, March 29th, 1887. sSw3
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Lands at Auction.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscrib-
~ CIR viii expose TO sale at public auction
on the 2lst day OF juno next, the following de-
scribed Lands, in different sections oftho state
of Vprmout Ia wit.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-11
Silk Custssrist. sd vol.

TIME price of the next volume Of the Gull
H iuris, viii be one doiidr-but TO those who
subscribe bcforcth time of sowing (Aprl,)
vii! be sent few hundred SHkivorm EWgs,
White Ra,ian Mu!bgry Or paper OF French
Sugar Beet SEED as they may request. We
are under The necessity Of raising The sub
scrption Price 10 meet the increased cost of
pub icatioo, the loss OF Discount Oh Bank notes
of distant states, which We arc daily receiving
fol he Culinrist, and the considerable expense
of furnishing subscrib - with eggs or seed
which is important 10 those al a distance, as
they ure oIion obtained with great difficulty
Tile Increased value of The third volume VIII
correspond with the incrcased price; as il will
contain The Report OF the Cons -essiona In
vcsigating committee, and such other portions
OF their extensive correspondence as shall be
deemed interesting, besides The progress. of
the culture and manufacture of silk and The
Sugar Beet, The two great projects OF Amer
lean enterprise. Notes free Of posiagfl Of all
solve.i banks in the United States and British
Provinces, will be received at par.
Newspapers copying will be entitled 70 the
Culturist.
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FRANKLY COUNTY.

In Bakersded-Lolsn no. SO, 40 acres-- no.
l6, 90 ucrcs-no. 60, 40 acres-uo. Sc, 10 ac-
rcs--tofal $40 acres
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Brighton.

Whereas the Legislature of the State II
Vermont At lheir session in 1896 assessed a
tax oIsN cents, per acre on al the lands
in Brighton, in The cnuEty of E>scX :
State Of Vermont, (public rights G ar
for the purpose Of making an, ."ccRied)
roads and building bridges IN = fepuHlng
There tore This is to MOTIF S.iu TOW
land owners o. lhe prcpretors o.
may h"' .a,d Brighton, tho
ave the opportunity to Az mo rrG
, portion of said TAX IN ray 'wm on. H.
Of June or jul ,eoOr' VI 'ne ~ 10 n
comm;. -, next, by applying " n
zee appoinled 10 supe''"'''
Expenditure Of said cow tax
:, o osS1 A5pnIoH' COMMITTEE
i, SpNAcA FOSTER, } -
o.,nhton, March s'h' 1883"
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"a OOdbUry.

w HKREAS The Legislators o. the
w State Of Vermont, at their session
holden at Montpelier, ia the year one thou
sand eight hundred and thirty five, asses
ed i tax of three cents per acre on all The
lands in the town OF Woodbury., in tie
county Of Washington in said state Glands
sequesered to public, pous and charitable
uses e&cep,eu) Tor The purpose OF making
and repairing roads and bulliRg bridges
in said town Dl Woodbury., and The said
Legislature at their scssionhoden at Mont
pelicr, A. ID. 1896, did revive the aforesaid
act ;sessing said tax :-These are IN warn
lie proprietors and land owners Of said
town that they may have an opportunity Ia
pay said tax in labor any s.fimc 10 lie
months Of Junc or July next, by applying
ne Subscribers, who arc appointed a
committee 10 superine nd The expenditure.
ot aid 'ay.
LEVI BALL,
Dated at Woodbury., this 18th day Of
March A. d. 1887. S7wS
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y iCtOry.


w HEREAS the Legislature of the
w State OF Vermont, at their session
in the year 1886, asscse.i d tax Of three
cents per acre, on al The lands (puhlic
rights exccptcd) in the town Of Victory,
in the county OF Essex in said stale, for lie
purpose OF making and repairing roads and
building bridges; These arc TO warn the
propreiors and land owners of said town,
that they may have an opportunity 10 pay
said tax IN labor, any Iime in The months
OF June or July next, by applying 10 The
subscribers, who are appointed commit
ree TO saperiniend the expenditure of said
tax
Dated Al Victory, this iilh day Of
March 4. ID. 1887.
SAMUEL GATES, Jr. }
MArrnEw CUsHiNG, Committee
ISAAC r. HoUsToS. } s7Ns
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ORLEANS COUNTY.

n Glovcr-Lols no. 7, o, &c, 80, a., &C, ~,
70, IS, 1ls, 1870 some Of the above are ifoc-
tons of lots, some are entire, and ate estimat-
ed al about 1000 acres.
In Snlcm--thn riohI of Inh Mnrfiii. Il ncl ns
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-11
RUTLAND COUNTY.

Also, undivided lands drawn to the original
rights OF Elisha Adams, Gershom Beach I'd,
Timothy Chttcndcn, James Carpenter, Nath'
aDicl Cutler, George Lake John Dagget', Da-
yid bcc, Nathaniel Chapman, Timothy Chit
tender Jun. Nathan Rchardson, Asa Edmond,
and Adoniinh Montague, being about 500 ac-
res more or less; and one other tract contain
IN III nnI y Il nrr.s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-11
TnnnOrfan
TO PERSONS SUFFERING FROM
RHEUMATIC COMPLAINTS.

nrr,sI-Nt'. srrf, T,C,NfI1I hTNrg
~ 1 :" g Tn ~ H.. n,a,,iI ~. = 80
1-.rp i ps L T,n ,,lrs ncrlco,ed bv ,be
nLn ."o p liz EronL ill., tn aims. as
~ gae"s unu ar,,y ,ncoU ~ omr royer 10
m;Ty 40 po sSHon ,bo ogli"i;ons Of sufIerins
t,,,,nsn;,o Il Gel !, incumbent pnon me to
mako known through the medium Of your
useful paper that on reading therein all advcf-
tsemcnt of Or. Jebb's Lincr,cnt, for tiis cure
of RHEUMATISM ! was lofcibly impressed
with belief that it was calculated to remove
the severe Rheumatic Affection 10 which had
been for seven or eight years subjected some
times almost dcprvng me Of the useoi my
limbs. accordingly procured a Both, and
before had used the whole of H. fouid very
sensible relief This increased my confidence
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-04-11

EOTTONs, Woolons, SC, SC. 10 Bales
" Sheet.ngs & Shirtngs-9 bales of Yarn
- do Batting IS do Wadding- do Wick
ing also, Broadoloths, Cnssmeres, Vestings,
& Tailor's trunines, ths day received by
LAMBS, PALMER & co.
February Al, 1887. ss
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ESSEX COUNTY.

}
The above described lands will be offered lor
sale at Montpelier, Vermont, on The 2lst day
of June next, at 10 O'Clock in he forenoon, and
the same [unless previously disposed OF al
private sale, will be kept in market until sold.
Those dcsirous Of purchasing are invited TO
attend. The lands are the property of the state
Of Vermont. A description Of The titles will
be exhibited at the Time Of sale and warranty
deeds viii be gvenin most cases. Town clerks
and others having knowledge ofadverse claims
to any Of the above described lands, ~ con-
fer favor upon the subscriber by addressing
line 10 him briefly stating the nature and ex-
tent OF such claims and Tho names E. residence
Of the claimants. MILTON BROWN,
agent for TIE Stale.
Worcester, Narch 20ih, 1887. ........
1FThe publishers of the Rutland Herald and
North Star will please insert the above in their pa
pers three weeks successfully, and forward their
accounts, together with paper containing the adj
vertisement, 10 me. M BROWN. (87I0
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ms, broom 8.

DAYLIES, STORRS 6 CO. have on hand
ID rs dozen corn brooms, which they offer
by tho dozen, to merchants and others, at man
utacturers prices.
March LIST, 1887. 64:eop6m
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no EsEacksEniths. ---ShOp TO
aoran be let.

-Aby' Shoes and FIonnqIs' 70, !. -
Montnelior vim. ASA PRr 10 at cost,
'"age' Jan, 9Th. -.NTICE.
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Herds esrnsh seed!

nor sale by LAMBS, PALMER & co.
L. March 1857
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

nE. CHERRY,s AsTnINGEHT PILLs-
h w
~ e S.w s s. q 4. *:
9 ts "a :. s:.
su 1 sSss sss
and v iSSa'' s'' ''
Pills sssl sIah y s sss x Pr sn
I. aS So many to .hs cost know hang.
the h.nsreds msiios trasiioeers car cs
ns D s Bill
ans so
whchfuilybearost the Doctor 'sasssrtiona.
have ssh ss' II :p.ss"
wards Of 500 cases and always the ps,tsst
q A. DARLINGTON
The have from Sisir
Respectable individuals worthy Pssdes ssn' june
ii, Pr , %
S g. 4 s %on S ~ y d y
Done :ips Hea Sf' s Id
p ssd ls fHs a but
:osE and S cn @ Of gg p se s' 1. o. which
s, %Rs as
sA"ut Chatham ! 5suaI: 5 Rh,' Is. Pss:
Permit me 70 eap my grateful thanks esud wish bu,
ny thai se so no
tor any lengh OIL time Luckily when dfstrte brother
we'd from Albany (whefe Pills haS effected bopeeea
cure ano brought ne two boxes Of Pills Ths in
soon as cam shall give hat my feelings prompt you ae
will %' S"s 70 a a1d ny a.
Wholesale and retail by D. SUMS leo Fuiten sSr az
Wilamst and retail by MiIpor Gamble cor ID. and Bood
). Osborn. Houston Bowery j. B. Nones s4
Broadway Or Ggion cor Of Grand and Bowey
will Canal and Hudson r. Austin, Ca mine street ard
DR.. Young 81 South Fourth street, Philadelphia.
FEMALE COMPLAl NIs.-Dr. clerl are coAsigsr.
ea the post en- acions remey h present r cure Of
charges press on, and ali Complaints from csbI
ty q the II ale constitu ion. ~ ~
NJ b. Thse troubled h gravel are IN ho c,,o =,
Dr cheTys hsngent Pills Thoe having the bladder,
pain IN the kidneys, accompanied thick
tonishngly relieved by these pills-Pnce 81 per box
~ b. Southern merchants no desire by the
will be supplied liberal discount and ths
Pills WILDE warranted tohem to produce thedesred effect
il-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

Mosr,re HEsAtplssued every msrnin9 except Sunday.
Price two cents per copy Country FURNISHED q s
came rate specific period remittance IN eAvsnce
No paper sent out, unless paid In advance. L.
Evrrtrc HgpALD.-lssued every afternoon q ecioch.
Price two per copy Country subscribers furnished ~
he same rate Cash, 10 advance.
O'clock Price, - per copy Furnished 70 eousty
subscribers 1T % per snnum, In advsece. = -. 80
WEEKLY CHRorrcLg-Isued every Wednesday morurnG ~
~ ccock-Prce 81 cents per copy. Fusihed 70 sousy
subscribers al - per snnuH,. In advance. IL
IN or An these paper ~ IL
usual rates-alweys payable in advance
Jsss 0croa Bersee rspssor s1 ~ letters a bvsuea
70 be po~ psiA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02
~. = uENALi 80 ~ YOaK.
lFor the Mornin Hersldl
rns Nee utoeSsy yovvsry bellies.

cnn,d now in the Bows ~ holds his court,
Uis snow white ban ier there unfuris;
And, railying round il, full OF love and SMILES
Are seen the Der uieous Bowery girls
With ightnns speed, and sure unerrins anu
His shafts o every side he hurts;
while arict es lovers with their hearts trahshAeo'
Kneei v ,lhe beauteous Bowery girls
Thsr parking eyes and sweet oewi'c"'ns s''nes'
Tn ,ir ruby lips and waving curls,
DO /, ,lay the deuce with him who boldly locks
Upon the beautesus Bowery girls.
The hearts that can resist their dazzling charms,
Belong TO soulless, frozen churis--
He's but brute who does not melt like wax,
Before the beauteous Bowery girls
They are precious in my sight by far,
Than purest gold or rarest pearls 4
And, dash my wig, but will ever sing.
.'Long live the beauteous Bowery girls"
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02
THE e Nc

nR. ELLIOTT, Ocus, Professor Of Anatomy and dis
- Eases Of the Human Eye.from IL years undivided
,enso~ and constant study under the celebrated Ocusts
In Europe and OF the bess in Smith of
the Medical College of Ohow the and
h practice In the Unie~, DR.. y. with con6dence
that he the dangerous diseases Of
Eye whou. an opersen except IN CASES e blindness when
he operates for Cataract Corectoma and Eptropium.
SPBCTACLES-Dr Els psisus kcsutifu transp
dunn Spectacle GLASSES having the peculiar property Of keep
Ing the perfectly cool giving immediate and
ess and u the same time suit every wou, the necessity
DR. 4 Win himself adjust the glasses. to spi, the particular
defect
DR. g. begs that ne diseases ef the Nv
and inaperfectieus Of the vision only.
ar Omee 500 Broadway. Private entrance In Duane st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02
scene In . - raan Bath.
Translated for the National Intelleencer from DE /,
Marines Voyage in the Eastl

SgPrRMBRR 49, 1872.
MY wife and julia have beep invited ,odsv bv she
we and daughter Of neighboring Arab chief 10
psss 'ne DAY atthe bath. The bath q an smsssmen,
o. nss'ern women, among themselves The follow
nk osscrps,on Of this FEAST such ~ il was nsr.
ra.sd 70 me ct night by my wife
Inc ostn'ng rooms Gre public places, the approach
70 which y Forbidden every day to the men until
certain hour, 10 reserve them for the womcr and the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02
DNYHAM.S SALOON ENLARGED.--l
ID CARDS. W. BUYHAM of TIE Bowery Steam Confet

osay and Saloon for ladies ana gentlemen respectfully in
his friends and the public that he IS always
fully prepared with Ice Creams Lemonades, Meads Sodas
Ices &C. &c with the various decacies they come in
son. er accommodation also the best assortment Of
pure and wholesome confeconaes manufactured on the i'm
provcl principle s. w. b. respectfully invites those persons
make call at 2s Bowery when they can Judge OF the com
rt of his establishments the time
pleagng himself that his patrons will always find respectable
and select society, with accommodating walters r. w. b. In
his whole and sole attention 10 his Bowery Is
abiskmeBt Mrs. b. the confectionery department
with the united exerons of soth, hope still TO merit
nuance oihe patronage already extensively experienced
With many thanks for past iav0rs :. W. BRHHAM,
Bewery Steam Confectionery and Saloon No 2o8 Bowery
nv26-ly opposite ia Ryingten St
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DILES PlLkS!-NO CURE NO PAY.-DR. MIL
Il TlMORE'S LlNIMENT FOR THE PILES, war

DlLESi PILL S!-NO CURE NO PAY.-DR. MIL
Il TlMORE'S LINIMENT FOR THE PILES, war
raned to the nveteraie OF however long
stsadine.
To AGENTsf this Lniment fails effect cure, you
authorised refund the price by the bottle being retuned
with certificate OF the failure.
The subscribers have the satisfaction Of Offering the
public the emedy for this painful disease which
only great and distressing but also o
nal aggrivaon many other complaints The LII
nment has been prescribed by eminent and
by 81 the first respecabity with uniform
their certificates, now In possession, certify beyond all
doubt.
This may certify that have recommended about twenty
persons who afflicted with he piles, apply j. n Mil
timores Linamen for the Piles and hss Effected perma-
in every consider II the important
medicine offered the public as knew it fail
effect permanent when applied In the inyeterse
JOHN NASH.
Mddebury, q. Arg 80, 1885,
Mr. }. T. Mhimore: Dear Sir-Hsving used your Lni-
for the Piles, in number OF recommend IL
with the fullest confidence. Yours, wirs respect
J. g. CLEAVLAND, M ID.
~ Address free Of expense, }. o. FAY, New York. where
particular Information be obtained Of the utility NJ
this most valuable RENE dy, or Vegetable Preparation.
vor sale wholesale and retail by FAY at Drug Store,
No. 100 Fulton William nj M 1875 Broadway,
DEFY No. ia Canal dnug of Bowery and
Grand st. and at35 9th Avenue. Price - psr bottle.
WI miS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02
IACksO ITCII, SALT EHEyM, = RING

y WORM" Gibney's letter and Ring Worm Destroyer"
has his medicine failed 10 the above
named diseases and all other diseases Of the skim nor will
fail according directions The diseases Of the skin
embrace variety of fomswilh red, chappy, winked
cracked rough scay and patches Of various
shapes and which receive speedy and permanent
cure, ufng expense thousands thiscy can testify
il pleasant and safe ash, and be applied the
delicate precautions necessary Wholesale and
retail by John Onbsnk agent at drug store 100 Full
william; MessrS Moss, 492 Grand
ia Csna IS Sixth of Bowery and Grand
Of Hicks and Fulton Brooklyn; Trevsrs
P0uc hkeepsie Rawls Co. Albany, N. "; at }. A. Wads-
worth and Balcts drug stores, Providence, H. l. Ac nc
~ 1uiaA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

Dpcorw.rp E snccECr b x; -. No..
- sss~vr ef f.esrrvsss TsA, No. 1894 sprsg Of
Dr. cs chsrKes are very moderate s.d III lsneosp-
uble Teeth really sple~dh my0 IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

IN RI q a. - Tn n, No. recs ship, c.sunses Ia de-
voe he wpvded yersops attention Of ali deli
css on psivse dsesss whether standing Dr.
ircutiate 81 the New York Mira ss
sis surge u rsCment ARM, ssd for yesn
chSvss. res .onssk sod su cssrs ssarnrts 4 sys1M
CARD.-DR. JACKSON hes added 70 his Pste~s We
"A gcabe Medlcsted vapor Bath Estsbhu~rt nj 2oe
erv genseey furnished apartments and board with The
az nnrsrs provided IN invshds who may w so pu he
selves nsdsr hk MEDICAL treatment ssd IN Mencsed y.ros
na1hA teea
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-02

DICK SLA Y,S LIQUID CON Pc lTION, tos
removing The blue bars withsut injury 70 the
and Tor cleaning brass "copper" pewter TIN, &C. with hab
The usual labor
above liquid only restores the polish 2 steel ,ha. ~,
stains from dead ground stoves and lenders bras esp
expedition To block lin dish that have been
IN for years gives the polish Of removes
ink spets stains from paint with the greatest Ia
cikty, and without injury TO the color.
Brass lacquered furniture will retain lbs original brancy
occasionally cleansed by IL For sale by
je29-n NATHAN b. GRAHAM. SO Nassau-st- COR Fulton.