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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

No. 70 psei
10 hs
his old established Dispenssry. ..,,-,-,.
herads his victory over disease In It's most
complicated and destructive forms-nor does he deem mate
maIadies which mankind and womanknd subject
TO be pess leave most s 70 sa
sSnay to the welfare Of his patients keeps no
DR. Carpenter would add that he regularly educated
po.a in the year 1915 u the New Medical soce
gsed by the highly respected end %aah 1eGoed Jonn
series oyears devoted himself to the treatment and cure OF all
myas5m DIR. CARPENTER.
A NOTHER PHOOF OF THE FAITHFUL
Copy Of letter received through the pos, Office.
Dr. u. Levison,-Dear Sir; Beng IN yeur city about two
months aga PSrchasd one bottle oyou Hunter Red Drop
unfortunately contracted thai dreadful disease the
y-*', in your city about SIX months ago. Ha was worn
the Of two three hysicians in Newark and one in
Mew iok but hsn1 Of % @ sub Se
for him. as have said before He entirely WELL after
grateful your drop the sole
his health and has recommended it to numbers who
have also been cured Of the same. ...
Newark, N. j. March 10, 1885,
Hit will be OF any use 10 you, you are al liberty TO pub
This letter can be seen the Office No Division ST. where
aperfec cure warranted in every case Sold at no other
place In the city. my4-lm"
sdE.S !! Tola!
Compound Extract of Copaiba and Sarsaparla the ost
nabe remedy discovered for all sexual diseases The
high estimation and sale this medicine has obtained
for the last four years. tain criterion OF its immense ut
acquired the fame In almost OF
Europe; has been examined approved Of and sanctioned
by the FACULTY medcine and by the most en-
inent of the profession.
One recommendation this preparation enjoys above all 9th
portable FORM put in potts. the mode in which
be taken being both and pleasant It's tascless
with restriction in diet confinement from daily bu
kness Travellers especially would find this medicine highly
useful and ought never to be unpovded with preparation
possessing the advantages which the combines
Accompanying the medicine pamphlet explanatory Of the
different Of the diseases without extra CHARGE
tanning fuq and ample directions II contains mercury
Price 81 so Per pot.
Prepared by j. B. Thorne Chemist London and for sale
by Dekie 44 Broadway; Souiard Delluc Park Row
and 5al Broadway. myl6-lm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

MEDICAL AND sURGrCAL.-DR GLOVER
IvI consulted usual IN the treatment Of certain class OF
diseases lie spprse public that he has received regular
professional this country, srd u not N be claed
with the scnsmed doet-r medical buffers and pstenders OF
he dav osre No z Ann 81 the American nuscum.-
Private entrance third door from the Museum Lamp the
inner Office door n the evening. teUu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05
MEsfrA TsEEssf%5sskrvRTo person.

inc from the mercury and the ehecs o. certain Nv
order imperecy cured, With remnant Of me ssese NV,
lurking in the system ssppng the vta and we
censniuton this edicine Is indeed Invaluable rms a,ers
tive purifier the blood particularly adapted 20 'n9
AFFLICTED with the syphic and mercurls rheumatism WIZ
pains bones sometimes attended with .d
liens tedious scroous ulcers sore hoa ana
aIns in the adj and erupons OF the WILD
falIins OF OF the hair attended with general deblty
medicine While cleanse and PARTIES the blood eradiesnng
ofdiseasc the sane time promotes e
ton digestion, and impar feh one ana o sn
lion vlep ali other remedies Of no avail
Sola m HUNTERS Medical Office, No. Division street
where the unfortunate call without fear OF exposus Al
al az ,ollows;-5s North sixth Philadelphia, Beaver
st. Albany, Hanoverst Boson al Camp 81 New onesn'
spd in Louisville, Ky. -.
Prics 2prrb Wyto-ib'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

DINDERs, TRUNK land BANpB0x
- "oH""'-i0~' vow - ]. CAMPBELL d rERssE,
mvlef ITO and ia Nassau st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

CHILDH EMS 4 10TH IN s-The subscribers teey
" constantly hand extensive assortment Of esldren1
clothing made In the fashionable style which hey WI
cell on very reasonable terms at wholesale or retail
mz3Sns GEO A. HoyT co. IA Bowerr'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

i DIsCOvERED!-Dr. POkTTs kr.Sicstor ne'.i an am
A. eradicate delicate ompain taken AZ the on
set magic dose Of longer Duration SIM
RE bottle generally suee Every one 80 smeted nay oe
ks owp FOR the directions are so ps. ana
Sr pressivs enable the Individual W treat ms
we'll a. . urs OF preventing L. Indeed pave
I'D hnt the this annoying complaint has won
erfuv the Eradiesor has been MADE pubic
m sits essv stomach without tantsng the BREATH
Tcr s.Ie h. a. D. saads, corner Fuitss and william
ssrrss yne cor Roway ssd Walker st. snd eorner se.a
and Bowery n. Nopes go Broad asa z. bu'he's0
ssh avenue. In Pbaadepbis, by =. r ersm'h ~,,,-.
Price ~. ,'-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

"A Tkr Vanilla pound, Persian Soap continues 70
enjoy lis hrh the only cosmetic that WI remove
eruptors Of the lace and eckes gives gre. reliefto the
Gee and hands where liable chap from exposure
IN the wi.d which s healing properties great des
derstuu The smooth, transparent appearance gveso the
corn u bepeak for great popularity smong the
soap shaving csnsot be prcdoeins
In few seconds fine rich lstbcr. The patronage re-
ceives from the nobility and gentry Of France and Englsnd
has made Il extensively used IN Europe:
NAV OF C. Hart, corner OF Broadway avid Court
lapdt 81, Hart, OF Chamber st and Breadway
VIM n Hofrran, st7 Broadway and " ~ Gnon III sow.
cry corner 81 Henry and PAe sts ard al
Grand st., A. ID. Sands, 100 Fulton, corner OF william st.
pryr~ III ee,t. ss3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05
M. JOHNSON is cons

nA. JOHNSON consulted covide at his once
- No. IL Duane street. between Chatham and William ss
the following Diseases viI-Gonorrhra s<s&rs Cbaacres,
Structures, Seminal Weakness and the numerous diseases
lag from venersa poison improper tresnen Dr. johnson
engages to Affection nAwo three dzyr
any debating njudicious medicine or prevcn
ton from business Persons entusng ts
sens desc themselves with certainty OF success
the aggravated Scroulous liberated eS
speedily healed Strangers would do web by giving DR.
Johnson can certain preventative may be made agains
the diseases which has never fab
ed when used within wcRiy -four hours amer exposure. Let
dicne, and directions fer its.se forwarded.
Attendance from A. M. to ii NJ aigh Dr. Jahnssn hn
moved from 10 Chsmbersstreet my23lms
ITO THE PUBLIC-DR. DE ANGELS, formerly
practitioner OF medicine In the public hospitals al Naples
and member Of the Medical Faculty OF the city OF New York,
where he has been practising ysic the 1888
times he consulted at his ece No. 1875 Fulton ST. nearly
opposite Church This establishment intended for this
public good against the decisions Of enpcsm, in an mpor
affections De Angels snguarly successful; and
the terrible effects Of those disorders have fsquenty
been cured by Kim In short Of time, with cut nconve
nsnce the patient Distractions chronic affections ulcers
h the throat ptons Of the kia stiffness OF the joints and
pains In the limbs debility togesher with train ot numerous
evils arising from neglect improperly curing Of the most
dious maades have given way TO his mode OF treatment In
incredible His success In great
attributable 10 his well kHown vegetable Syrup OF Saza
and other appropriate medicines which, whilst they eradicate
Of disease the emacated patient 10 health
and new viger.
The uoeqavocal references will be given by the sab
:srser necessary to persons Of The grss,ssi
N. 2. An Or. De Angels family medicines may be had at
Office. us
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

EOR sALE-A counter for soda ws,sI, with ,, nsro'
Aso = fountain Cooler and Drought Tab, together " ~
two marble slabs Cor counter, measuring II ~ -
d,s,.lx :, ~ . w,s sin myiM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05

inches wide. The above VII be sold low spphea os
distely At Ne. Old slip. Wi1o
NO. 3 DIVISION sTRE ETs-In gratitude 70 NJ.
lV Levsen Tor whose philanthropy In making the eeleeIs
sd Levsons hunters Red Drop pubc and 10 hopes ns s
viii he e Of rescuiag others from TIE grave
ring them 10 society again hereby seruy hat hnsw y.
Red Drop unfortunate friend oil nine aie n.s1
VI IL the meantime all the other auveruseo
remedies used, and several OF the advertised rnyc
well feed 70 bat good effect The person no
enjoys good heah and cured awo weeksby one oe'e
Of Le'''n' han''r' Ned Drop 9. D., No. is-sree.
New yorh, June ist, 1887.
g. This snemsn has allowed himself be referred TO,
and can be any time. my4-lm-
ANOTHEN EVIDENCE q the superiority Of Hun
~ Levon Division street Dear Sir, Having IN an IN.
usrded hat dreadful disease vssss@
n vour city snd suffering grcsy under Its vrulcnt
ana having tried ali rides without gave MP eli
hope unit, seeing advertisement when purcs sssd
ho,tI, ssd am entirely free from and It's effects Thanking
on Cor The rood done me- and thinking t he any
seryco 10 publish the above, you are al liberty do
80 az vours, with gratitude. JOHN BsssH
Csmr,own. ~. j., Jan. IS. 1888. myflms
49, TbTosss Rbeunsisrr al cusns diseases srch
-, pheum Gryspeiss scroulous Eruptions DC can be
SCI r few DAYS by the Of Doctor yschsen Medcsied
yaor, Rsths AT Bowery where visitors may be accom-
~h Rsth Ave minutes notice everyday from
nsnaes a sM pp, II o'clock In the evening.
a. m qsuteel urnshrd apsrtmenn wnh eosrai ans The
A., ~ nurses rrovided for invslds who may wish 70 pat
s,yss urasr Doctor Jsckson's treatment and hts med-
es,sd vspour Baths II proper 10 menllon these ssths
have NO tese"fo'' = m223m*
menL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-05
Wellington House,
~ ng.VT los

ar N0TICk.-The public respectfully informed tina
have this DIV concluded agreement with ph BRAN
DRETH, by which sure.der all m claims 70 any share "
thu Of the Brandreth Pills The bssiscss will IN fu
conducted solely by Dr. Brnndreh who y duv su
thorised TO collect all debts due me for Brsndeth. pils
MIA Wms wN~nh'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-04-27

BANKRUPT TREAsURY.--Mr. Cambrel.
ing, the Chancellor of the Exchequer for
the Administration, has brought forward
bill in the House of Representatives to re
issue the Treasury notes that were
authorised in October last to the amount
Of ten millions of dollars, and urges ils pas
sage on the ground that unless the bill is
passed the Treasury Department could rot
meet the demands against the Govern
ment"! Pretty confession this, for an
Administration that came into power with
a vast surplus in the Treasury, and with
loud professions Of love and attachment for
s'an exclusive metallic currency"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-04-27
PERIODICAL AGENCY.
NJ. SLEEPER, Cheis.a, N.
Is Agent for the following Periodicals, viz

- 'SNhe wi WV ItElOuIcuIS, VIZ :.
North American Review, quarterly.
Reprint OF the Four Quartcrles embracing
the Edinburgh, London Quarterly, foreign
Quarterly and the London and Westminster
Quarterly Reviews.
New York Review.
American Journal of Science and Arts.
American Biblical Repository.
Literary and Theological Review. quarterly
American Jurst and Law Magazine.
Christian Examiner.
Boston Quarterly Review.
National Portrait Gallery of distinguished
Americans.
American Monthly Magazine.
Rcnllcy's Miscellany.
Knlckcrbockcr, OF New York Monthly Mac.
azine.
Museum Of Foreign Literature, Science and
Arts.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine.
United States Magazine and Democratic
Review. monthly.
Law Library. monthly.
Annals OF Education; Edited by DR.. w. A.
Alco,i. monthly.
The Metropolitan Magazine. monthly.
Journal OF the Franklin Institute, monthly.
Gcntlcman's Magazine.
Family Magazine. monthly.
parlcy's Magazine for Children. monthly.
The Lady's Book and Ladies' American
Magazine.
Ladies Companion.
Sunday School Teacher.
horticultural Register aud Gardeners Mao.
azne.
Magazine of Horticulture and Botany
Library ofElealth.
Religious Magazine
Christian Spectator
Southern Literary Messenger.
Select Medical Library and Eclectic Journal
OF Medicine; edited by John Bell. NJ, D.
monthly. AVE ~
American Medical Library and In,ellicen.
Ger edited by Robley Dunglison, NJ. b.
semi. monthly.
American Journal of MeGca Science ouo,.
terry.
British and Foreign Medical Review.
medIco Chlrurgicsl Review. quarterly.
boston Medical and Surgical Journal
medical Examiner devoted TO medicine.
surgery and the collateral sciences, semi,
monthly.
Waldie's selec, Library, weekly.
New York Mirror, weekly.
Philadelphia Saturday Courier. weekly.
he Saturday News, Philadelphia. weekly.
American Weekly Messenger,
Phladephi1 Mirror, weekly.
The Southern Rose, scmi-nonthly.
April 10. 1888.
~ Nlr. Sleeper proposes 10 remain in town
10" days, and. IN tie mean time. will receive
subscriptions at the Burlington Hotel.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-04-27
Some Things Neoo
a n n n T.
CHEAT CASH STORE.

.Nem Goods. by the Proprjetor. ,chose nao,tY
rs 10 be Up aad Dining, Quich and Chem.
Cheap for Cash and No imprisonment
far Debt
III F. has been 10 New York and returned
n 4 with few well selected new Bonneis;
Ribbons, artificial Flowers, silks, Shaws,
Ca'icocs, Ginghams, Muslins. Gloves, Hosc-
ry, Handkcrchicls. Collars, Laces, Eduincs,
Combs and various trimmings Ne. &c. With
the previous stock Of Carpciings. Pape: Hang.
lngs. Cloths, Cassimercs, Satlinctts, Vestings,
Farwclrs Shoes and Boots, Cotton Cloths,
Yarn, Wickinr, Tjckings. a splendid assor,-
mont of rich Glass Ware, Crockery, mantle
ornaments, Looking. G lassos, Farcv Articles,
Family Groceries such as Lamp Oil. Teas,
Coffee, Sugars, Moasses, Spices, &c. &c,
which comprises one Of the most convenient
stocks 10 buy from that he has ever had the
pleasure ofhaving at this early season OF tho
year to offer to his very many good customers
TO whose liberal patronage he cheerfully ac-
knowcdges the ability to buy cheap and be-
ievng IN progressive Improvement in busi-
ness as well as knowledge hopes the demand
and sales may so increase as TO induce him to
continue to extend his variety of goods, wares
and merchandise systematically to The extent
OF the iancies, wishes. expectation and wants
of the public and the appearance of the inter.
nal arrangement Of the establishment until it
shall be satisfactory and gralifj ing to his homo
neighborIng and distant customers.
S. EARL HOWARD.
Burlington. April 10, 1888.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-04-27
Samuel ID. Hyde's Estate.
STATE or VER.UONT

DlsTRIcr OF CHrrTENpEN S..
"A L Probate Court holden al Burlino.
ton, within and for the Dlsrric, afore.
said on the twelfth day of April A. d. 1883.
An instrument purporring to be the last
VIII and testament of Samuel ID. HYDE, late
ct Charlotte, in said District, deceased. was
presented to the Court here for Probate
by Amos Clark, the Executor therein
named.
THEREFORE, it is ordered by said Court,
that pub lc notice be given to all persons
concerned therein to appear before SAID
Court. at session thereof to be holden at
burlington on the second Wednesday of
May A. ID. 1888, and contest the probate
OF SAID Will. and it is further ordered tina,
this order be published three weeks sue.
cess'vely in the Free Press, a newspaper
printed at Burlington. in this State, The
last OF which shall be previous to the day
assigned, as aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers
Oihce, this l2'h day Of April A. D. 1888.
I'm WES7'O.N. Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-04-27

New York LEGIsLATuRE.-The New
Legislature has just adjourned, after a
laborious and spirited sess ION of 1917 days,
and the passage of 1888 acts. Among the
most important acts of the session, are
these for the continuation Of those internal
improvements to which 60 much of the
prosperity of the State has been owing.
Not discouraged by the presen, disastrous
condition OF the industry and business the
Legislature has bestowed its liberal,y with
an open hand,--a wise lberalry which
ought to find imitalors in other States
Four millions were appropriated towards
the more speedy enlargement of the Erie
Canal loan Of three millions was voted
in favor of the New York and Erie Rail
road, and generous sums to several other
railroads. Another most important act is
one by which the monopoly Of the auction
business is entirely destroyed, and tho
business thrown open to public competition.
This auction monopoly was great resource
of political corruption. Another act dis
tributes the interest of the surplus revenue
received from the general government,
among common schools, district Libraries,
academies and colleges. But the great act
Of the session, is the bill throwing open the
business Of banking, and authorizing assoc
cations, for the prosecution of this business,
under general law. THIS act is destined
to produce a complete revolution in the
business of banking and we shall take an
early opportunity 10 give an uccount'of i,
more at length.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-04-27
Charles :. Kimball's Estate.
STATE or VERMONT.

DtsrElcT OF CurTTE>DrN. S..
The Honorable The Probate Court for The
D's'rid of ChWenden. 10 all persons
concerned in The Es'ate Of Charles S.
h'mbaH, /ate Of Burlington ii. said Dis.
tid. deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS. Hiram Winslow. admins.
w traitor of the Estate of SAID deceased
proposes to render an account of his
administration. and present bis account
against SAID estate for examination and
allowance at session Of the Court of Pro,
bate, to be holden a Willston on the Sd
Monday Of April next.
THEREFORE, You are hereby notified to
appear before SAID Court at the time and
place aforesaid, and shew cause, if any YOU
have. why the account aforesaid should not
be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this
3lst day of March. A, D. 1888.
WM. WESTON, Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-04-27

case, but each person must use Judgment in
taking medicine. and very soon will know
whether 2, 3, or 10 Pills are necessary TO n
dose in their case. In violent, acute ceses,
such as Fevcrs, Colck, Pleurisv. Innamatpns
Small Pox, Measles. &c. follow the direction
given on The wrapper accompanying the Pills.
Moro full directions accompany each box aud
packet. Purchasers in this state if they wish
TO get this best and genuine medicine will al.
rays look end see that the box or packet is
signed in wriiing by Pongborn e. Bun,maid,
ii IL is not so signed, do no, buy il. no mats
Ter how plausible a story is told you concern
ing its genuincncss. We supply this state,
and shall not let box or packc, 90 from our
shop until il is signed. And purchasers out
of the County Of Chi'tenden are informed
that we have but one agent in County. (said
agent has the privilege Of leaving the medicine
in any town in his county, by taking $500
bonds oTthc person selling them. that he will
not sell any other medicine purportng either
directly indirectly to be this article y in ad.
diton 20 our signatures. the county agent will
sign his name upon every box or packet sent
to him--unless they are so signed do not pur.
chase them. DO moi buy them of Druggists or
Pedlars, for they have not the genuine article
made by Morrison. See that the person pre-
tending TO sell the genuine Pill has a certificate
signed by us and confirmed by Geo. Taylor.
sole agent for the United States, also printed
one signed by Geo. Taylor suspended in his
store. PANGBoRN e. BRINsMAID.
jewellers Burlington VI, agents for the state
OF Vermont, appointed by
GEO. TAYLOR.
Is Chamber ST.. New York, sole agent for
the United States. sent out by the British
College of Health. London.
SUB AGENTS.
Geo. II. Fish Middebury, Addison Co.
"a. Keith, Sheldon, Franklin Co.
S. f. Morse, Craltsbury. Orleans Co.
John Kelsey, Danville, Caledonia Co.
N. c Goddard. Windsor, Windsor Co.
NJ. S. BuckIand. Bellows Falls. Wndham
Orvis Il Roberts, Manchester, Bennington
II. w. Porter, Rutland. Rutland Co.
w. w. Caldwell. Montpelier Washington CO
Foster Grow. Chelsea, Orange Co.
April q, 1888.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-04-27
Lemuel B. Platt's Estate.
STATE OF TERNO.NT }
DISTRICT OF CuITTENDEN IS. {

DISTRICT OF CUITTENDEN SIS.
A Il Probate Court holden at Burlinp
IA ton within and ;or SAID district on the
seventeenth day of April, 1888. applca
ton having been made to said court BY
Lemuel B. Plat and Geo. X. Plat. heirs
to the Estate Of Lemuol B. PIati, late of
Milton IN said district, deceased, requests
ing division of sad estate among tine
heirs thereof. And the said Lemuel B.
Plat and Geo. X, Plat. administrators of
the Estate of said deceased, propose to rem
der an account of their administration and
present their account against said Estate
tor examination and allowance therefore
1t Is ordered by the court aforesaid that
notice be given to all persons interested or
concerned in said Estate, to appear besure
SAID court at a session thereof to be holden
at the Registers Office. in Burlington, on
The 3Olh day of April instant, BY pubIlca.
ton OF this order two weeks successfully
m the Free Press, newspaper printed at
Burlington. in said district. the last OF
winch publications to 90 previous to said
SON day of April, inst. and show cause, #
any they have, why the said Estate should
not be divided, und why the sad account
OF said administrators should not be allow
ed.
Given under my hand at Burlington,
this l7Ih day of April. 1888,
WIN. WESTON, Register.