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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-02-07
For the Waterman and Journal.

Ais-s, lYG1on and Son;
AZ q counterpart to the correspondence of the
.lsa, Farmer, entitled Worthy Of Notice." in
your rape- Of the 26th, please insert the following,
or Al least the part on agriculture; and oblige an
old Subscriber, and lever Of truth and justice.
D.WD
ILLINOIS.
travelling correspondent of the "Cmclnna'i
Journal and Ltiminary" 4 religious paper, gives
the owing general but accurate description Of
the state of Illinois: lSangamo (H.) Jour-
A CHAPTER ON ILLINOIS.
Every body is moving TO Illinois. Hi
nnis is a great state, flowing with milk and
honey: 1t is the flower garden The west.
In lew years it will run ahead Of IFS giant
sister. Ohio. TLese and similar remarks,
are in the mouths Of nearly all who think or
talk about the safe of Illinois. 1t shows
two facts: LIST, That emigration TO the
STATE OF Illinois is immense: 2dly, That
the State must present powerful motives
10 men OF enterprise, and afford unbOunded
facilities Tor agricultural purposes. As
public attention is thus directed towards the
Stale, in whose bosom am row located,
lew remarks "a to is general features
may moi be inappropriate.
ITs EARLY HISTORY.
The red man the forest formerly held
nndjspu'ed dominion over This territory.
A nation OF Indians, known by the name OF
Illinois, and composed OF seven distinct
tribes we're tic oriGiaal poSsessOrs Of the
soil. In the year 1870 or -, two Cana
dian Frcnchncn, p, Marquette AMI joliet,
were s"ul ON an expedition, to ascertain
the probability Of n western passage 10 the
Pacific ocean. They travelled To some
extent through the country and were de-
lighted wiki lis fascinating aspect. P.
Marquette remained among The Indians in
order To disseminatc christianity anong
them.
In 1878, NJ. de Ia Sale, with about for
~ men, started out on an expedition 10
this State. This adventurous pioneer sail
ed through Green Pay, and in canoes,
passed through Lake Michigan thence by
land ia the Illinois river and down it a
considerable distance. After having taken
possession Of what is now called Louisiana,
and made many discoveries, This man was
aSsassnated by one OF his own company.
From his period until the revolutionary
war, The country which is now the state OF
Illinois, underwent many vcssliudes, hui
slowly increased in population. 10 l77s
country was organized by the legislature
or Virginia, called Illinois, and afterwards
it was ceded to the United States. In 1876
it belonged TO the Indiana territory, and
then contained about three thousand in
tahinnts. In 1909, separate territorial
government was formed, and in 1918, il
was added as another star TO glitter in the
cor0net Of our Union. From The latter
period TO this, and especially during the
Inst five years, wave after wave 81 emigra.
ton has been rolling On, from every por-
iion OF the world, until it has swced its
population To $40 900. The entire state
includes an area of 500 square miles
milking about thirty two millions Of arabic
I'd.
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,yor should do 50, they are afraid they
~ marry their dauuhteTs.

zz1szl tss.s1azs.s sssrsszs 1asss...A.se<.
ever should do 50, they arc afraid they
W marry their daughters.
Resoired That we, as abolitonisls,
E.. It strength of God, are determined
j.. 10 rest, until the heaven-daring sin
o. aoding human beings as property shall
OF universally abel shed.
The following cnllcmcn were chosen del
r..sss 10 the t,iId annual Meeting OF tho Vt.
: -. Society, 10 10 holden at Brandon on the
it.D and 9Th February instant:
Birre-Joseph Dodge, Rev. Ehhu Scott, J.
= Richardson, Esq
I}orlin-Saml. Jones, Esq, Dr. John Wins
low.
Caais-Beuj Page, Rev. Jared L. Green,
nco. J. Bliss, G. w. Foster, Esq, Asa George,
Col. Jabez Moore.
Duxbury--Ira Arms Esq. Nathan Huntey.
Fayston-Froncis Wilder, Esq, Rev. l.. ).
French
Middlestk-Isaac l.. scribner, WIN. S.
Clark, DR.. iona Webster.
Nlarshfold-Aozo Foster, Jeremiah Carl
ton, Esq, Elder John Capron.
Montpelier Gen. j.. Z. Walton, Col. J. +.
Miller, Clark Stevens, c. l.. Knapp, Ed
ward II. Prcn'iss, James Stoy"9s' stephen
T.. Stephens c. c. Wing, Hcnas w God, Rev.
vat hCII'.i AN''' 4''' AAN''N=='
French J. Bennett.
Morctown-CcPhos Carpenter Chos' t Low e.
NorihHeld-Earvoy w. Carpenter, EIYen
Smith jr., Nathaniel Jones, John LIZ b"eN'
Rev. Mr.. Bocl;cy.
Plainhcld-Dnron Wmliiesy' >, ~ haion'
RoXbury-is0lah shaw, Lsq, LION N"'i'""
Morse.
Waitsfcld.-C6. O. Skinner J. Smith,
Ihomns PrGn'is'' lfon' 'aso" O"'P0'''''' -
nus barnard, r,tl;, A
WGren-DGVl IS, 1 HncHGF, II" 'N''' ~
wright joseph w; E I rrho.s Sam.
Wa'eroury-h' fa,Neri y, T m' y d
ucl bryant, Kew, a. anger IT, ''4 p.ii, t..
Butler, Leander Hu'chins' Ar'oSo l''u'' Jus
Green, D. Scah9IV. p;-,,rls,,
Worces'cr-Nl..o brown' ~ i'''""'o'0"'
Amos Rice Joel Newton
MoodbuFy-DaV AerricE' ,,o aLo.o, or
The Society then PROCEEDED 10 t,'o c cTHuG y,
officers Tor The year ensuing ana '"' 'o"o"'"s
were CHOSEN
iTcStatht, 49,
REV. Benz. fAGh' Co'o's'
y gice PreSidenIS,
Rev. SAML. kELL y Monlpcncr'
Col ORSON SKINNER, w a'tshelu,
Recording Secretary,
c. L. KNAPP, Montpelier
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The best Of Women.--Sho who makes
her husband and her children happy
reclaims the one from vice, and the other 10
virtue, is a much greater character than the
ladies' described in romances, whose 'occu-
patton is to murder mankind, with hafls
from the culver OF their eyes, Goldsmith
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-02-07

TOOOLBS. Rice; Salmon, Hollibui, fresh
AOO and salt Cod Fish Leaf Tobacco
for Washing sheep, and a full assortment OF
GOODS. an kinds can be purchased very
cheap call and see.
BALDWIN & SCOTT.
Feb. !, 1887 so'Sw
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The deaths in New York city in tho year
1886, numbered 5000, being an increase OF 927
over the year 1885; of consumption l5l4-oi
iniemperance and delirium tremens, il2-sui-
eide 33-killed G.
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Gov. Quitman has been elected to Con-
grees from the state of Mississippi.-.Neao
York Star.
Gov. @. is a Wing.
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The new Congregational meeting house
in Hubbardion, VI. was destroyed 10y fire
on Tuesday, 24th ulr. Supposed 70 have
been the work OF an incendiary.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-02-07

The packet ship Pennsylvania, recently ar
rived at N. Y. from Liverpool, had cargo
valued at more than one million dollars.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1837-02-07

DISSOLUTION.
HNHE copurtnership heretofore existing iE-
l. der the firm OF WHEELOCK & SOUTH
WICK, is this day dissolved by rfaiiual con-
cent, L. j. Wheelock having sold his sA5ck in
trade together with all bis interest in said FIRM
10 Benz. Southwick.
LOOMS J. WHEELOCK,
BENZ. SOUTHWiCK,
NEW FIRM.
TINE subscribers have this day folped a
J. connection in trade, undef The ffsm OF
SOUTHWICK, SIBLEY & DAVIS, and
will continue the mercantile business in the
Store heretofore occupied by Wheelock s.
Southwick, in Montpelier
All demands due to and from the late firm
Of Whcelock & Southwick, will be settled by
us.
BENZ. SOUTHWICK,
CHS. SEBLEY,
NATH. DAVIS, Jr.
Feb Sd, 1887. so
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DIR. La MOTIFS VEGETABLE COUGH

DIX. La NUTS VEGEI AI}LE CUUGH
PILLS.
XNIIE most valuable remedy that has ever
IL been discovered for Colds, Coughs, Asth
ma, difficulty of breathing, inflammation on the
Lungs, Indigestion Fatulency, Whooping
Cough, and all other Pulmonary affestions.
For sale by E. Fl. PRENTISS.
Montpelier, Feb. 4, 1887. so
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FREEDOM

HAVE this day given my son, Augustus
L Ketchum, his time, with full liberty to act
for himself. I shall neither claim his services,
nor be accountable for his contracts after this
date. B. w. KETCHUM.
Plainfeld, Jan. 81, 1887. s0+3w
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Gen. Scott Eronerated.- trial of
the veteran Scot, was brought 70 close on
the Esd instant, and resulted in generating
him from all ceUsure. The General occu-
pied five hours and half in commenting
upon tie evidence before the Court, and
his defence is said to have been an BILE and
triumphant, though plain & unvarnShed
vndicion OF his conduct during the Florida
campaign. The opening of his speech was
peculiarly happy-"Mr. President and
Gentleman of the Court" said he, "when
Doge OF Genoa for some imaginary Of
fence imputed TO him by Louis XIV, was
summoned before that inflated monarch,
and asked, amidst the blaze of magnificence
that surrounded him, what most excited his
astonishment 'To find myself here, re-
piled the indignant Lescaro; ; and so, Mr..
President, | feel at finding myself before
this honorable court, whilst the army so
the enemy, and here, overwhelmed with
grief and establishments"
He passed his Florida campaign into re-
view, and ascribed its failure TO various
causes over which he had no control. The
principal Of these were the laleness Of his
orders to prOceed-lhe short term of service
OF most Of his iroopS-the conduct Of Gen.
Gaines in not moving in concert with him
insufficient means of transportation-in-
sufficient supply of provsions-badness Of
water and prevalence OF sickness-the want
Of Gui,les-he want OF friendly Indian force
and 10 the extreme heat of the climate.
The Court decided, that "lhe failure ofihe
campaign is attributable TO causes Of which
Gen. Scott had no control"
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PARTY. In the able speech of Mr. Shcp-
ard OF North Carolina, in the House Of
Representatives on the subject of the sur
plus revenue, in which he told some plain
truths, in strong yet appropriate language,
we find the following remarks relative TO
the party spirit which prevails al the pres
emf day, and which possesses an interest
paramount 10 every other:
"Can you tell me, Mr. Speaker, what is
this thing that they call love OF party
which so much surpasses the love OF wo-
man" have heard Of the love a poet
bears his muse, the alteration lover feels
towards his mistress, and the devotion OF
patriot Tor his country, and col less have
not sufficient knowledge Of the Lex Parli-
mentaria 10 understand this love OF party.
Is il similar TO the spirit OF patr;otism?-
Not at all for il is hostile TO he mass Of
the community, based upon selilshness, and
leading lis v0taries by the hope of plumber.
II is spirit that conlounds in the breasts
ol the lew honest men who submit 10 It's
degrading influence all just discrimination
between right and wrong; and proscribes
from its service all those who will not tame
their nature down to its dirty bidding.
For he must serve, who fain would sway,
And soothi and sue, and watch all time, and pry
into all place,
And be living lie, who would become
mighty thing amongst the mean, and such
Arc parties made Of.
1t was once supposed, perhaps ii was an
error oil our ancestors, that honor was the
quickening principle Of nionarchs, virtue Of
republics, and that those who minislered
10 the ves,al flame should al least possess d
spark Of its purity. Not virtue content
TO dwell in decencics forever, but n virtue
that regarded poitica apostacy equally in
famous with private dshonor; a virtue too
pure, united 10 soul too proud Of filing
situations Of constant uneasiness and un-
certainty, of exhibiting 10 the world the
melancholy spectacle Of a high republica n
lunctionary willing to be honest, yet afraid
TO avOw il, who, when called upon for his
opinion upon matters Of great national
importance in TIE morning, said Ay, sir
and at noon said, No, sir, Yet these
things have happened almost daily, and
not excited our special wonder.
Since then, the scduc,ions OF our govern
ment are too great for poor human nature,
LET us return TO the poverty and simplicity
ofour ancestors; let us remove a tempta
ton which cannot be resisted, and the road
10 office will again become the path OF
duty and honor"
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563,S33
l,924,1O9

1iO~Fi IOJ
This table based upon fair calculation,
shows that the school fund of Illinois, pre-
sent and future, is about two millions of
dollars.
But little has been done in a wise sys-
tematic manner, to bring this enormous
sum into profitable intellectual revenue to
the State. 1t involves deep responsibility
upon future legislatures Ifthey act under
a spirit of liberal iorethought, OF enlight-
ened philanthropy, and OF prudential dis
erection, they will 50 manage this sacred de-
post as TO make it yield a plentiful harvest
Of moral power aud intellectual beauty to
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Z. r. KEITH,
DAVID FRENCH Cd,
DANIEL S. THURSTON.
Montpelier, Jan. "a, 1887.

The Tanning and Currying business in all
its branches, will be continued at the old
stand, under the firm Of Keith, Thutston &
Peck, where the friends of tho late firm are
respectfully. invited 10 call, as occasion may
offer. r. r. KEITH,
D. s. THURSTON,
WIN. N. PECK.
Jan. "a, 1887. SO
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Als-s, IYabon and Son;
AZ counterpart to the correspondence Of the
Is.H3 Farmer, entitled" Worthy Of Notice" in
your Pape- Of the 26th please insert the following
or AZ least the part on agriculture; and obHge an
old Subscriber, and lever of truth and justice.
d. w. d.
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EMERSON & RUSSELL,
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

CUPA NEKST1IP NUIICE.
TINE copartnership heretofore existing be-
J. tween the subscribers, under the firm Of
ksh e%'h hs ss on hS ds BY d ne
solved.
iCJo All the demands dde the late firm arc,
for The present, lodged in the hands Of r. r.
Keith, who is duly authorized TO settle the
same, and must be settled previous 10 the LIST Of
.1prG.
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ILLINOIS.

A travelling correspondent Of The "CInclnnal
Journal and LunGnary," religious paper, give
the owing general, but accurate description 0
the state Of Illinois: Sdngamo tH) Jour.
The herald., 1837-03-17
Rad Eyes.
DISEASES OF THE -sPECTACLES-l

DISEASES OF TH E t3fE.-SPECrACLES-ls VI
broadway, upstBifs-RR SHANks 0cuist, pupil of the
most ce distinguished ocut Europe Professor M
K.az ana of York siedcal Society,
beg those who affected with diseases OF the Lye,or
that opportunity here afforded tem of getting
their permanently cured by pccua, effective
appic affections generally considered
e,al the time without the
operations and applications muc
by but e to refined cha ctcr of
sndy the comprising does most minute ssecion
knoNedge only the mmon forms o disease
and defects but also oo diseases and defects which
cndcny tae which
delicate and conpl
SPECTACLES
mr. from his Knowledge ctcd with diseased md
defective vision weak and painful eyes, presents TO tn public
beautiful transparent Spectaces whoa
tke de able pccunay st not on meeyins The defect ot
also Of preventing the slightest degree lat.n TO tie
WILDE pail 10 the adjustment Of the elasss
10 present defect Aneor this particular has been
and continues be- productive tf tho the
eyes heusns applying for rasscs to those who alike
spontn of the science ofopics and the fabric OF the
DR. = will be happy to explain the anatomical structure OF The
the fec vision, showing the eat
lance when sasses CURED order and preserve
ght-of having cyact focal length SUIT the paitcu
lar and defect
N B-Art6ciasyes accurately inserted -
from O'Clock daily, Sundays excepted Nd
v,rr a he s % s q clock. f-O-lmr
The herald., 1837-03-17

6VlNDlCATlON.--Dr BRANDRETH has
been assaled by the proPretors of other medicaes
as a mercenary Quack, because he is said to recon-
mend his Medicine in large quantities, and that NO
good medicine is required. The fact is, that anv
medicine having Mercury, Arsenic Antimony or
Hemock in it. could not be taken in large doses, be-
cause if were, such medicine would destroy life at
once He does not say the medicines to which he al
ludes have those ingredients them bu, it is evident
from their directions that great is required in the
taking OF them. Now, Brandreths Vegetable Uni
versa Plls can be taken at all times in large or saa
doses according to urgency of symptoms
One OF those who apply this cpithet of MERGE
NAkf, was patient of DR.. BIS for three months,
VIZ from May to August, for the Piles of which dis
ease the Brandrch Pills completely cured him. This
mannow advcrtlscs largely Pill, which he processes
Will cure every disease and especially the ole under
Dr Brandreth appeals TO the high estimation his
rls are held IN IN all parts Of the United States this
is ms best answer 10 all the vile illusions of interest
ed persons; whom he leaves to banquet on their own
envy. il2 pm
The herald., 1837-03-17

RTIFICIAE II T. > insene. by d. Isaac Francis
n Dentist which cannot be distinguished foa natural
oaes pcrui of hat without gng
slghe For he oducte and application Of this
he has Diploma, of which the folio wing copy
PREM u M.
This Diploma awarded by the
AMERIcAN
In the city ofNew YORK, at the late Fair
10 DR. l. FRAN Is,
For fine specimen Of Artihclal Eyes
IAN iinprovrment.)
JAMES TALLMAoE, Prcs't
EgwIs WILLIAMS, Rec. Sec.
j. B WAKEMAa, Corr. sec.
uJ-CELEBRATED EYE WATER.-Dr. ?. also respectfully
soic the attention public eXtraodin and eff.
Bye Water has proved tse rot uabe acat
IN fl oacute and chronic iniamm ton ading
rlef To the aged who commonly afflicted with
ness ofv and diseased
ral its effect, have been truly astonishing
B. DR. proposes the hfs May to l35 Chambers
street oppJsie IL ldson. mi imr
The herald., 1837-03-17
Card no THE LADIES,

A CARD ED 1ffE LADIE~.-lhe sWscnbef :
N opinion "a and and character too iar eNal ed ~
o- womrt at the ladies Of his city ana eEewnele
(c whon tha G. pol ~ ddessed can W. cal led ~ atr
cd topatrp Re NM but vhes 70 Adde'S hlset w. th sou
The culy nieincd that Badeaus Iee'
bfate Seng fhing VI strts, repaired Win spcIaecr
70 ~ nfavg- AID thy earnestly lecommcndef o
troubled with aias the hack breast or side or TO
those vh, arc nhct VIII equehs cods, asthnas &C he
couden that e " uhain the of tho lade
received benefit by ~ toa heagufn Pastcs he
could present array, which for modest h intelligence and
rcsfset aty would uiwegh his highest
Ty spread on the must beenu soft erd pae lamb stlp
will linen, and 81
femal in all situations vi AID cunkar month
Thcy are cold the B9wery Med Store $50 Borery BY
abe adies NEST Obliged and n mtl1 servant. -
mtu y W. BADEAU.
The herald., 1837-03-17

Lines
Suggested by drawing Of w. Daniels, ESQ., A. r. A. represent
g the Girls floating their Tributary offerings down III
Csngcs
They bend above the moonlt stream.
With gathered fruit and flowers
The last which Tho sun has left
The earlier rosy hours
One seeds a vow to him afar-
All, nevercan the heart
Know half the lsve il sheshes
Until il comes To part
A thousand things thsn recalled,
Though scarcely marked at first
But lingering thsuga.s in af e. hours
Beray how they were nurst
Another sends little boat
Upon It's happier way;
She knows 10 morrow VIII restore
The eyes she loved 70 day
They bead with slI the eager hope,
The confidence Of youth,
Which makes the future II believes,
Aud trusts itself with truth
Andaeyer Grccian chsel formed
81 apes Of more perfect & ace,
Than b. the mooain Ganaes bend,
Each o'ur her mirror, d face.
An love takes many shapes. At fir,
II flashes fly
That bear tne lightning On their wings.
And then III darkness die
Bat after comes sleader light
long aud lasting dream;
Like the full heaven wAich the sun
Fings down Ifes dark stream
One fingers for she dales
Her lamp upon the wavcI
She ows the omen ere it come
Hsr heart is is own grave
There il love that IN the sout
Burus silent and alone;
Though all OF early happiness
Has long too long, be flown.
But, like the lotus, whose soft depths
Receive the morning sun
The true fJad flower still locks to heaven
Though light and dsy are done
But size, and her gladser friends,
Leans pensye the strand
She keeps her fairy bark unlauncked,
Besids her ireslbing hand
wky shoal she send her fairy freight
Toquesti n future pain
She knows her utter misery
She loves, and loves IN vain.
pray bis pardon, he who traced
The graceful forms ! see;
Oh magic painter to thy skill
The spirit yields key.
TIE treasures OF these distaa, lands
Are gwen to thy will;
But thou has. yet dcarer charm
The heart obeys thy skill l.. l.. l..
The herald., 1837-03-17

n..s. S.sssss :Sad:n.Sy ~ Office
tho swns Sss sss ch.s,.. .
seminal Weakness numerous diseases srisi:sira
.asc,ion three day: ssd sss most a
s ss sS.sss
certainty of in the scrosus
soss Ulcsr.ed Leg DC speedily healed strangers would do
had the Of the .rerons which, has
failed where used within twenty four hours after
mssdicmf an dleetioss Il for It's use forwarded iar
from 10 Chamber street. dizzy
Mo. 30 DIVISION REET.-Thctim time is not far
oevery thing that ever known tor the veneea
ae trying rob Us Wits popularity but
n o'oss that week Sy
agent; y you wsh further sei this
Tat every bottle has hs wit signature Of pah Levson sf
sion st rorparticuars, see New York transcript is-lm
C0KnITy may be sonsul,s. the mos,
Chatham sss Yo Dss ss 1fSss
wlt aeeate disease old obstinate ulcers d,speYsia worms
sp The s @sTss
aSas dis
may appy d, cohiiI with the Of having
oas , msss His charges are re- In nab and pro- to
ander acknowledged talent and has had consdee
s.s + sd s nHs n e. Instant relief
three days without confinement from business the slightest
81 sas ssSs osssSsd
Attendance daily from A. Nj to 10 M hi2-y
II Nj. tiUION'S PHGNIX DRUG STORE,
IL. 27 Bowey Grand rect, where large of
Drugs Medicine and Fancy articles be had othe
kfs quality, and on the M ST reasonable Also,
Coughs Colds Asthmos &c The of this celebrated mix
ur which has Teen before the American public but mouth,
tuy astonishing Hundreds OF certificates have poured
the agent from alaua
The following fair sample Need s.ore be said inc
gent peoplel
pr Gucn Dear advice used Bottle
Of Abenchys Compound Lquoree Cough Mixture - has
te cured Of the and hacking cough which
then had. Gratefully and nuy yours
Signed, SHOVE.
New York. Nov. l6, 1886.
Dr. r. NJ Guon-SirI comply with the request my family
and grateful feelings certifying TO the perfect
with which and several at family have "Aberaethys
Compound Llqu0rice Cough Mixture"
Signed, JOHN INWRIGHT.
New York Nov. IA. 1896.
GUlON'S Celebrated Worm Drops already knewn Specific
for this the particularly calculated address
Itself the minds OF all mohcs whose infants suffering from
this dreadful eease merits already established by
testimonials the proprietor, off Bottle
vii the most scepiical
GUIONS Universal Plaster established nfable remedy
fer Corns the painful also for old and cbas Of
long standing article of hsndrees will testify
Likewise, for sale Underhs Beskran and William;
Heppers Broadway and Fankn aHd p Burnett IS
Sixth Avenue. jst
SALT RHEUM, ,SCROFULA,RIN
The herald., 1837-03-17
THE EYE.

nR ELLIOTT Ocuiist. Professor Of the ARatongy and
- diseases ~ me Huada eyeFrom ~ years undivided ut
rrron andcr the celebrated Ocusis
grrpe and or he Amsnca-Profcssor smtk of
Mei,c College O. with the and successful
asserts with confidence, that he
dangerous and cgnc diseases OF the without
of blindness, when he operates for
Cgfssart, COrect00iid and Enfropiun.
sPECTACLE,Dr Els pat,st beautiful transparent medium
Gasses having the peculiar property of keeping the
eye peraty cool giving immediate and permanent and
without the of change
e. will himself adjust the Glasses, to suit Ec particular de-
feet
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