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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25

d,sysnsr sst bb,riv"
IT, these tiah and nslrnuc we've vc hcarur
raHcur sna b-s0te ,.a ..a, Uc te .r,e thein to bv
The sentiments ct zoe great malauiy of lhc Errlh-
bean parry and ec cordially iculcr o. you out
unanimous supptf, LEA the proper efforts To sasiaia
gsd ,rfsidsh fbass principle "a "a, Legislature ~
il.s great 1ad cnfrrprisiar naiiou.
Accept the assurances 81 ouf bigA considerations
and rcsp-ci
Among ihe signatures TO ti,s icuet are those Of
Gideon Ice Of G. ". Lawrence, u Reuben With
ers Of DANIEL Jackson, 81 ]. Loumcf Graham, OF
William Paxton lIacii. of PrescucJ Fish, uf ihc
Sfuugs BaHaghs Brsdys. sc. OF tAe SSlh Ward,
of uc Ef5en, aud The Gfeenhcids, ct about one
la.f ofthc Gencral Committee. oud We know not
how many more 81 the ttguiafs whp Jed .uc battle
here against the Bank OF Toe UuHcd Snlcs--@h Zoo
i1inod in the a., Of 'Hurroh for Jackson and down
with the Eaua .'-Nho helped TO cIlcuiaie ihc dis
houcst impostufc about 'iAe constitution CUrron-
cy"--WLo rppfuyed not % lhcy do not encourage,
The poor slang Of their pspers party resolutions
and party ofators tbou, "pg money ''bank ba-
rous." ana mushroom utisjUcfncy''--who. know
ng better The wh'le, sought to array the poor "a
ga,ust the rich, the workman gains has emPioyer
aud by representing themselves ss the exclusive
ucnds OF ihe poor '"en 10 s'ignauze ihtf 'iP"-
uouts as The enemies ana "ppfcsiots 81 '"at ''ass'
All 'his, aud more, hey d'd' uuu' 'hey nave SET
~ motion The wheel 81 revolution ""e" no"
threatens their own interests ana ihen' 'h'
they come out a. the inendS ct credit, "hIchln the
sense OF those Who use the word, ana OF ihose 10
whom It Is addressed, lie synonymous with The
Banking system. They, the friends Of the Bank
ibg system, who have been 50 instrumental 10 con
turing up the storm, which after destroying the
Bank Of the United States. threatens the whole
chain Of STATE Banks Beneve IT, We who haso
an interest IN such belief. Our faith Is less large
and lacllc.
R,n II may he said those nersots baye seen The
error f thor vavs and o,,pLl NOT now 10 he cen
sured for opinions thew have rcnuunced. 1bctc
y,,lJ bo 6,r,o a., rho .po,,,,io, trit wan, s,s
to,ned hv any o,,dencc Ro, so far we have
500, srch - ma, tho fac,
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A., ,reII,saJno t,r,..lf,',ll ,or ,o, ,b,y L,,o
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25

Purig Names. We have often had occasion 10
notice the influence of mere names IN moving and
oreroting upon masses Of men. In our country one
Of The acts Of the cunning politician to adopt srme
popular name for his party aud, sticking 10 thai,
ioose right ii principles and lmpuuil! No bo.der
or mote hatciaccd imposiure Was ever prac,lcJ up
on BETRAYED and deceived people. than The ntsuur-
son Of Ihc tide Of "Demuuocy' by be leaders 81
Administration party Auai,ze their prgclpos--eX
anime their eouduct--,nurk their sections, they VIII
be found invariably opposing democratic sentiments
In relation 10 civil government. And yet HEY cling
with he pcr,uacty OF ieeches 10 ME name ct Dean.
ocrats They think there IS a power IN tbai mani
which carries the people with them. They are ar
cunning as they are dcceilful Where j. lhc de-
mocuc, lsltIn supporting executive power--ln
aiding the usurratiuns uiilc federal a4ihlries-iu
upbulding proiesis--in couleudlug tor the frcspon-
si5ijy OF the Precedent end his ,iccrs-iu subject
ing tie w.,l Of the Leglsiatofe 10 TIE wil Of tie
executive 9-TLfougioui tie long seres oftie
surphtiors aud the outfsgos Of lie late L~ecuine
uf ihe uaiipn these pat-W Democrats never utter
ed +, liable Of ayproha,ion- They Suffered blow
after blow ~ fol- u.ut the rFa,s Of he rcoile 0l Ia
cot voice o. complaint. Can ihe aeuple be- NILE
led sinh sOch rank hypocnsy mrct .angerP Car
they ial 90 detect The daN under bic borrowed plu-
ubcel We should iope n9'. The reign 81
imposlure has been lons enough. II D. toll ume
that Democrats sud Republicans should b. luo"n
and r,copul4,d rs iht., riae' lo'. and lo' by any
/ same inch men may ADOPT o. suit heir owu pgf
poses.- AieIdadria Gd-eh.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
Iron ne Journal ~ tommuct
I'm pufiant Political Movement.

The schsn % tie ranks 81 The democratic parry has
length wid,ucd into visible breach The letter
atoT Tallmadso the catering wedge and the
I'd letter, pubso Ia The Pune. Of yesterday, VIII bc the
bccte. IL sgucd by nearly 81 tie Pronncai Van Bufeu
the city togethor ~,th many OF The auk ard he,
comprising the aggregate about 100 signatures. suoh
declaration, from slc source, wt produce astounding
eject Washington and elsewhere The VOICE Of Tam
many Hall will be beard and the rather because
this instance speaks the words OF truth and sobornoss
Tie gentleman the head Of this breakers
right ahead " and they have sounded tho ALARM the hope
of officiating their party and tho county from the mmI
nest dangers 10 which both exposed As Editors OF
commercial journal but rejoice the stand
which they have akon We aude Of course 10 the IMAM
cal bearings Of the measure. aud to the political 10
the latter point OF view however the step full Of mpor-
lance a. viii either divorce Van Burenism from Loco
Focom, viii leave tho party shaPeess, dsoib,ed
reference 10 the great topics which sgato
the country ~ the present state OF tie currency party
hope succeed without declaring its policy fully and
frankly this subject Aud further say party
hope succeed the basis Of Loco Foco doctrines There
much good aud moderation in the Of the
people permit them such doctrines The in
involved great be uGced the shrine
Of Party.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25

4 person knoNu under the name Of tie Rae
resd Jsln H. Ei,nisioa, ado aas been f1r sune
Time. Puu,ipal of lhe Female lusntute, OF Pans.
Tennessee. has been detected 20 en- sicmpt 10 se-
Juce one Of III. own pumls. II sPpears ihoi tie
a,roclous pefsouage 10 question, under the sacted
aarb Of clergyman. 10 Niarb. 10 fact be- Wa Of
Ecistne 10 the ueighboihood. had acquired ulbouG-
ded couiIoi over We WONG Iscies subnIuec ~ he
care Whsi maLes the matter verse be 10 mar
red man WITH children aud go ihose innocent per-
sons BOA lal.s tie stigma II beng dlsgfaeed ~nh
sgchsn individual a. : fsiEcT snd husband. II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25

eoraia ssi.cs 81 the peace you'd oz!s heaf ee "i
- p4fiies IL ttfufe h staurc, 90 - 49, % sNs4s
an ed Lao Lea hS Eesft lsqih
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25

i,sistr ,sd D.s,oirsd- IT, Lop,r Cshjsd
Hylaffa Cor cuy w. fuH % rumors yesterday
oi en- explosion n itr Cabibct. II bad uo doubt
fc!ercucc 10 ihc breaking uP ct the neither Cabinet
by EFupHS NJ Wmr~ri. Mo hiss desued hi. as
'oeaica, and Published 9amghlet scs,ns ihem.
Reuben 10 without doobi IN possession VI the rna,e-
rails that ei expose she frauds aud so,tap,ions Of
the administrations aud Ne may expect from him
such revelation ~ stll sr,ouud tho people. This
publication of Whitney. tskca In connection with
the secret attempt moss making on the part Of ccf-
iain members If the Cabinet To establish smother
paper al Washington 10 opposition To- the Guhe
may prepare The pnbic for more scroos rupture
among The leaders Of The party than that which fol-
loved the bursting cf tho 6n, init Bsitimo,o
Ct,oa'olc.
T,tas. The y. .. Bulletin saws the Texan
congress hns made appropriations for the establish
meut Of pos, Office department. aud II. Bar fsq.,
gentleman Of veil known abilities. IA appointed
Post Master Gcuc0l. Intercourse now be
had tlrous houi the intcrior Of Texas without tho
delay which dispatches we're foupely subjected to.
The Texan congress adloained on Monday nigh,
the II Of Jane. comm,ss,oucr has been appointed
10 join the one appointed by The Unrcd States, for
the purrose Ct running the boundary line between
'"c E"N''''hth's' nc 'Hsl act OF session was the
passage Of the laod bill, providing Cor the opening
Of The land Office The Is, Of October neyt, when
the premium now allowed to emigrsn,s will cease.
The bill also provides Cor scei,oH,eng the country
~ manner similar 20 toe system pursued in the
L. States.
Lieut.. Cady, Of The 9Th regimen, u. 5. infantry
commander of The expedition to explore the Sabine
rIcr, and report the ptactibiliiy vi It's being
uav;ga'ed. has returned to Nalchitoches, and made
favourable report.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25

To Sic Hoo. AAIHANmL =. TALMADGE,
Senator o. lhe United States

Senator O. Ihe United STATES
Ma NofR. Jolly All 1887.
Sr;-We the undetsgned. members Of the
Deaocrs,ic RrP0baosn psty, 40 lie cus Of New
Yors. have seer Aiih PRIDE ann piessufe sour let
Ter % lhe editor OF tbe Albany Argus, Of 'Ae CT
of June lAsi.
We consider II due 10 ycu, sud more especially
"a our beloved cuuniry, ihet wc should eXpfess oar
entire sp,robstivn VI The sentiments, 30 iSucsbiy
pa, forth 10 yaur leuer. Noof words are. n on IA
apor ga toeR -ressiated oroia sysioA. asd qYsseS
70 ihe ohmre0l sosm( Of "a oroisfre Hseiai'e ar
r,s(y. Prcsurs ead n gpistt, bet s0i destroy. The
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25

flight squb has been Ieveled the proceedings Of the
Van Buen Loco Foco Convention at Castleton by the
masked editor Of the Mlddebury Free Press
Ia aludng TO this convention the Free Press says;
The pursued by that body consider very
wise and bcra No d,spost, shown either IN the
nominations the resolutions concale the great body
OF the democrats Of that County who opposed ecma
sonny and societies and who The
fellowship with the Wings Tie condemnation moreover,
IN The fourth resolution OF the principles adopted by the
convention Of the 2lt Of June and the Of calling that
convention, direct attack upon the consistency and
oguy Of tie oldest republicans OF The state and have
other effect but promote dco and dcest The
State Convention of the 2st supported by oil the demo-
cratic of The state with two exceptions and Is sus-
tanned by majority of the oldest and hrmest friends OF the
democratic party The attempt TO make usdgss. CUES
ton paSaoaut IN political opera
,ous placing matters o form above matters of substance
and of the special pleading Of the lawyer
THAI the bold advocacy important and fundamental truths
by the devo,ee of principle Mr. Merrill the chairman Of
the committee who drafted and reported the resolutions IN
question: not, appehend better qualified To Judge as
what shall be the usGgos principles of the demo
party, tbnn such o. G. Merrill, Lyman Fitch,
Jonathan Jonness Arfaunah Waterman, ID p Noyes, and
Chas X Field who approved the call of the 2lst conyen-
and who support all Tie principles adopted by that con
vtEtion
so sceems, after ALL that the effort uf these two little
factions mix up and 10 concert mol likely 10 sue
coed very we'll liccogo mix yer! well
together. They however, all ior Van Buren, and little
/ FOR themselves.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25
Angus TINE CLARK.

sEsAn,ss fuh EUJLAan ccuNr1.
ROBERT piTRfOiNT.
THOMAS u. HAMMOND.
ZiNRl HOWE.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25

OEAsuR CpuNTN.
WILLIAM UEBAkD,
4. h. ". TENNEY,
THOMAS kEYES.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25

TuK ntSpHA9 CytNrv.
rHINEUAS WHITE.
". u. RANNEY,
JOHN riiEtPS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25

CALEDONIA LOuNIi.
CHARLES DAVIS.
SiLAS llOuGllTOh.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-25

lUllUS CONVERSE.
FRANCIS l.. PHELPS
WILLIAM STEELE
ABEL gibson.
The herald., 1837-02-28

OBEpiENcE-MlLIrARy-M be implicit and un-
reasoning "Sr" said the Duke of Wellington to an
officer of engineers, who urged the lmpossibity of
executing the directions he had received. 81 did not
ask your opinion gave you my orders, and expect
them to be oheyed."
This was declared by one of the men who was the
wit OF his company, to be "short and sweet like the
gallop of jackass."
NIGHT WoRK.-Two Hlbernians conversing upon
the subject Of working evenings one of them excaim-
ed Bad luck 10 the mon who first invented working
by the dirty light Of lamp when the blessed light of
Heaven is enough for any mon."
Musha bad luck" rejoined the other, "te the dirty
sowl of him who first invented working at all !!
When the Emperor of China dies all his subjects are
prohibited from marrying or playing any masica
instrument for one hundred days
The herald., 1837-02-28

For the Herald
Verses for Marion.


Vanity Of vanties- -all is vanity"
Dost thou think there . no beauty but thine
In the halls Of this beautiful earthl
Dos, thou think that thy form is the shrine
Where first beauty had being and sir,hr
Dsst thou think the far pled less bright
Than the ray ofthe dslicateeye, ~
Or thine ewn a more exquisite light,
Than the light we have worshipped theeby1
fthc worship we lift to the star,
BE purer than worship Of thee,
Thine is With us--its lustre afar,
And then what should thy vanity be-
Or il brighter, less mutable, say
Is rot thine, than the glory we see?
For far ages will hallow its ray;
And 50, what should thy vanity bel
If the glow Of the sunbeam besuanchfd
And IL Cynhia-thy rival by night
Aid the stars in the heavens. be drenched
In the stream, which have mir:ored their light
If grim darkness porsade where have been
Their delight, on the earth and the sea,
Tell US, where were thine influence thenl
And then what shosld thy vanity be
Jtat thou think there sno beaut but thine
In the halls Of our seau'iilil EARTH
Iyih thou lhink that thy form is the sh inc
Where first beauty had being and b.rtAq
Win tsou think the far pleid less bright
Thsn the ray tthy delicate eye,
Or thine ulo;e esGu tie light
Than the light we have worshippcd thee by,
yr.,r I'm. rs -o>s
The herald., 1837-02-28

uvINDICATION.--Dr BRANDRETH has
been ssssilsd by shs pSspHssOrs Of other nsdeiHss
- mercenary Qaack. bsoause - 10 said to recon-
mend his Medicine IN lwse Quantities and that no,
esed medicine is - requ1ed. The fact is that any
nssdicins having Mercury Arsenic, Antmony, or
Healoek init could not be taken in la5gs Doses be-
cause if were, such medicine wcuh destroy life ~
once. He does not say tho medicines to which he al
ludss have those Ingredients in them but is evident
from their directions that great is required in the
taking Of them. Now, Bnndreth's Vegetable Uni-
versa Pills can be taken az all tmes in large small
doses according to urgency of symptoms.
One Of those who apply this epithet Of MERGE
NARY, was patient of Dr. BIS for three months,
viz from May to August for ,he Piles of which dis
ease the Brandrcth Pills completely cured him. This
man now adycrscs largely asPill which he processes
WI! cure every disease and especially the under
which he labored.
Or. Brandreth appeals to the high estimation hiss
Pills are held in in all parts Of the United States this
is his best answer all the vile illusions of interest
ed persons whom he leaves to banquet on their own
envy. liz Pm
The herald., 1837-02-28
I'm AnO oOXES OF LADY CRESPING
lUU,UUU NYs DINNER PILLS have been sold the pa.

Il the medical maxim be true ha the koowlerc of disease
ss o. so.s sss ie"sn val" sS cary mcs.
ofthe ace, generally .uscd fow amena-
Ss @sos 'a 5 80 subject G Il Of s they se ia
s Of the Mo that the past should have be- a.aSn,
ed with thing except that wheh II most eoner ssn to
10 convey this knswse more extensively than has yet been
~ % o % ~ h".e w and smsle e%ce By many
Of, pcyaen, si.sa. and removed tho
weh she will pu.h the authoy Of the highest medical
coSsu disease in ose or other Of il. forms
four perss have died the OF New York whn the
hast seven years TINS pfoved by the e,'y bills Of and
propoton to the population Consumpos Cor Msrasmaa PI.
ha Of sIee kinds. ne Catarrhal the o. and the
vicot with c,p,o~ esceton Of thin ocns,,e Iunas ma.
generally sorsness brrns with imnsery pains sh
ing iom side TO side Z, e"aa,y cau,- nes,ece sSd s,d
zach sudden ana esr me changes a. os 10
= s% "ss all ssa Ss
eangs fpuruent matter which
tom. are Iapo1s rscSsd A. liz. .tass e .s ~ Is rarely
T cured ) 10 rulrruar cos-umpo ihs eoaga shr
s sss s ns,s sed fS % T,, X se eS
TINS variety Il usually tho rsi OF scofsos tam, IN the
generally which when ihrs seated in the upg
| vanccs e,,,.
with the following common symptoms, hy removing which
CERTAINLY be eued Ths pat. . sn.b o an unusual aneo
frequent spa which sometimes induce him To rclev,
hmsefby mokng deeper faii,a. s1ar tn aswh wber
he this he usually feels tha chest
these they attenccd with thar
ordinary pcr-aton night hun sr'erbcd in tn
morning dncned for exert and affected ts or less
headache.
Hc coushs occasionally wt complaining Of tie nccnven
be disturcd BY coughing he usual
eoagh shortly after wnsing the morning grad ally becoains
dcsasd an esren ing asgrlyaticn s alt the ,hoy,
sympom- Ths the first sia-c q consumption in general
tbs isHg the only wch there reasonable
~ ~qng cured VIII describe the truly rncancbo,
ard drcndn by VIII ch s further fatal stages
To this ww'id le uuyupcples unfel
euarsrry fr she pctend- only that her nedcps II y
this ra stage however much they relieve when moTs a
advanced.
These excclcs, Dinner Pills co. ale ~ s Rowjands ia
Washington Boston Joues HufC Philadelphia; Dr
Har. Kew York. COZ. OF har,herst. flsim
no OEF,TALEs.-aad Gardions specific Tor Leucorrtoa
w.ss'. from Paris, VITA recons Esgl s. auhiet
from French The safe. positive aud ell c,n IL
tho sbse connla Mt sod byJ n HIATT corner Broadway
Ghnn,~s st. j. ~ o. BJwey and " aikcr st
fQu-A -Aa-
The herald., 1837-02-28

- ENlNG PLASTER -ircpeed io pain or weaks,ss IN the
side hack limbs ao fsr rovi rfcufnstisr liver
ia ini and dySresss coughs colds ashmls, difficulty Of
bgc ng Of the ac, &C. they will give lmes
afa soothing relief and os peasan safety ease and
lan'y decidedly suen'r 10 NEST 4 ohcr r.pedc' such
p~sAns whose bnnsss or trey sisnd q s
W.T. pan the side breast one
ufu pastors they essentially fcren from al others, ad
free iusr those ehieccns which ,souaby wade
aea nj pawc rrneray h Proprietor hos hs the Tesur OF
sefG ~ daily fn nuslrr ofyears ~ this city. nn1 OF I've
"sa ossns 10 have uss them no has not heard of sou
- ssran' They pat ored extensively by the rnehssi
"ss,se and thes, probably nisLseni physician IN
~ nea rttes Eropc hat would hes tate 70 snncfio Them
-. lton fooN
The herald., 1837-02-28

-, DENTISTHY
II ~. taHWAN, SURGHON DENTIST, and MdrsJac
is,rI ,nsgrfsptist Teeh, No asi Hudson, fcw doors
~ Cs eharses very moderate and his mocrupsible
seeth - really smss"nl. jissm
SApONACEOVs COMpOUND rOR aHAv
- NG-The unqualified Appreciation this SOAP hss received
from the nsmefous persons who heyeused an e,,rare OF h.
value al other shaving for ssyjck m
and enocn lain~ which viii not dry sp.n s cs ~ rutss ~
sh,n the hast IA PLEASANTLY p~furnsd aad p II pss e,~
errs Dot answering ~ the p-lposes of shaving hox "
uOPPERa pBARMAcy
Sren oss Broadway. eos Frsnkln a. .
The herald., 1837-02-28

" OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES yea dat are fearful of skns o.
making Of advertised medicines DR. Simans syrp OF
psra prepsrsd om tfe Hungarian Ssxapana root, by the
newly invented p~ocess w which ell medicinal
s Of be root sxiractd al the time made aats
he thai the infant skeif without poucins that
snddsageesbe eec which yrps art saf
sapara beer used o- the pcrods with such
cssdc IN The rYacyal Of old mses hses sypm
d. innuergas arising fv"u
state of the blood &C, yet has never ceen
with satac both m the pncnisper snd ,nsn
has sfae Aud why Because has neye' ben p's
porly befsef This preparation 10 now We ""y p"'" :"
sersaparrda grHefsliy used .....
imsy w. ksd II A. unlesh a. osne cf rism st.
Henry Az Fulton feenwch a. D bs'ton Grand d near
Cese market d. w. Har cerne brsswey snn 1nambers a.
nr symc Boyefy Walker sf m 0ufon bo~efy corner
Auphecary Boston, tss nsfnnef street Fec
another csu1sn Of ,bspsper pu~e ~ pef bots d1s-im
DHEVMATTgMf f--o'NyILL's ANT1RHErMATIC
IL MrpIrINr IN infnInac IN Rheunahsm This med.
cine has more esiiwpcs ~ yo from cesymen physicians
snbIs 4. suusNy ecscious IN Chroar, we namra
y and brnx solely regefa preparation restriction
- .s,s !, ac be observed during use great rany
are in hands of the WHICH viii be shown
IN uIrssure persons wishnsto thc The hE andin-
80 thosc who have given fhen and he far
cbis IN wsch they are written, mss oonvncebe ost
sceca ofhe extrnedinav virtues OF tins preparation
Torsas John Doyles Bok Store 2sl Pearl II Doo,,e ad
vsnse, Qs1 Greenwich Henderson Greene CORNER Rrcads
and Howard at and W. Raynor, rs Bowary ces ana
MEBICAL CAKD~-The study bestoweS upos accrsip
VI tasch ofpsctce, by Dr. GLOVER casnues syecrive IL
ccRdence II the rcic Those who are affected Win elsps or
ne szpArr snd sll diseases arg from ivpuny d the bco.
and such Hcted have ftke insspr
ed will do well 10 ooneok lsn N as efre Ann ssct Nc
Apcicsn Museun aefnrste entrances scparse oses PIT
ysis entrance, ID dcsvfv~ she Museum. f~-- dieH
The herald., 1837-02-28

MBANE respectfully tenders his profesSo. Al seryiscs
~ all s branches the czeps O New York and vicinity
Many ycs experience the South and since that time visit
the first medical deparmensn England Ireland Scotland and
enables hm /. treat ali varieties OF disease the
proved and efficient manner
The OF community ne hopes merit by
skill and nicatiaahle attention TO hi. patients.
cose his treameHt nc css TO state that
shall pay his medicines used strict compliance whhs
prescription, ,unless they prove beneficial
Annual Contracts for 1897.
IS paid advance, shall enc eindvldual med
cal advice during the car.
shah ~nte the individual necessary
biee asd medicines dhirins the year
Injuries by and an chronic
diseases shall be exeepts in the annual conracfs
Office II GIand between Green ard woestastrces
The herald., 1837-02-28

TO FEMALES -sad Gardions Specific for LeucorItna;
Wsrs's fr0u Paris, wsth recoDs Lsgl s. auhted
foa French The safe and ell c,ua Ter
The sbve conpla nj, sod byJ " Hart o Broadway and
Ghnn,h~s ST. j. ~ me. corner o. BJwey and akcr st.
f1O.3m
The herald., 1837-02-28
MEDICAL ADyTCE.

NJ E,.11 ED1L Il - hDx CE.-pk kvANs csn'inses t. he
delicate Diseases M esieive expsnspce and nur
cse secusd fu linn Tie ems
<nce and aver OF tbs rubc Stanwe appi~ed that Dr
has been regularly educated w the city of AND he
e." many rear enrnsed extensive hospital pctice
M the last he has Confined
branch u me professos He viii b. fnnd his Office No ~
Peek slip, Water or evcuis
until 10 o'clock Secrecy MAY be scfended upon.
J~ne 90 nR. EVANS. N Peck ain
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have personally used the above and
mend being better than Of the kind have used my
self II. SWAIN, William ST.
F sale Wholesale s retail by the proprietor A. UHde -
Beekmun of liam st. ~ " Also at retail ny Dr. Hart,
of Br Chambers ST. Dr. Bow
and Walker ST. Dr. schen, iii Canal 81 A. sands
of William and Fuos Dr. Of Eowcry
Grand MIR Prcntss 81 West Broaaway ~ " In Bos
at ID. s. Rowland Apethecary Hail. iss Washington st. In
philadelphia by Young 50 South vi None the
mtras. viz DR. r. 5. the zeal 81 botsle. film
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N THIS oeeatc and Invaluable Irepnraiion, mn~ By DR. J.
X Chssr, ~ .pnry recunn~4sed who preds
posed SUMPTION and other local and conc diseases
ard lmnr matter of how or2
has already attained the highest Of the
respectable members n the faculty well oft.
of Engand and Fmnce and tcfrEe b. precrbsd with
confidence and salty AL p~sons w labor under the
afhctons II h incnded to
No sxQ Hrsss4y. J~nunry INT. NsAn